More craft beer to be brewed on Broad, perhaps by next week. Cedartown loses is career center. Unity has two Governor's Honors hopefuls. Warmer temperatures, more rain up next.

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Business: Look for even more craft beer to be brewed on Broad as Rome City Brewery's key equipment is now in place. RCBC

Business: Eight years after opening, the state labor department closing Cedartown location. Closing 

Education: Two Unity Christian students among semifinalists to the 2018 Governor's Honors Program. Education

Catholic Archdiocese welcomes new auxiliary bishop, the Rev. Joel M. Konzen. Religion

Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Mid 50s today, 62 on Wednesday; 1.4 inches of rain today through Wednesday. Weather

Obituaries: Verna McCollum Bearden, Mr. Clyde Robert Davis, Mr. James William Gibson Sr., Mrs. Margaret Ann Vanzant High, Mrs. Barbara Ann Hancock Hubbard,  Ms. Mary Ellen Langston, John Rule Martens, Mr. Lowe Ellis (L.E.) McMichen. Obituaries

Public Health restaurant inspection scores. Dining

Area arrest reports for Floyd, Bartow, Polk counties sponsored by Living Proof Recovery. Crimewatch

 

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Chick-fil-A Dwarf House Sports Report:

High school basketball tournaments:

-Monday night's scores.

-Today's games.

-What's ahead Friday, Saturday.

 

Floyd County Schools to name new football coaches at Armuchee, Model tonight.

 

Berry's Eveline Parsons again has been selected as the Southern Athletic Association's  Women's Basketball Player of the Week.

 

More college updates.

 

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 7:40 a.m. Mandy Perry of Blood Assurance Rome on ways you can help save three lives.

8:10 a.m. Charles Love and Rex Hussman with One Community United and the third annual HUG program set for Thursday, Feb. 15, Rome First United Methodist Church.