Flash flood watch continues; so does the rain. Continuing updates. What's been done with $24 million in economic development SPLOST collections? Not much. Seasons changing to Bistro 208. New urgent care campuses in Rome, Cartersville on the market.

 

 

MORNING REPORT

 

Ware Mechanical Weather Alert: Flash flood watch continues as rain pounds Northwest Georgia; more on the way through Monday.

Weather

 

Since 2009, Rome/Floyd County voters have taxed themselves an extra $24 million for economic development. We're still waiting to see most of those dollars put to work. Development

 

Seasons getting a name change on Jan. 1 to Bistro 208. Look for a few tweaks as the Broad Street restaurant seeks to be even more responsive to dining trends. Dining

 

Funeral services set for Saturday for 85-year-old woman who died from injuries sustained in a Cartersville house fire. Updates 

 

The campuses of two urgent care centers under construction in Rome, Cartersville already on the market. Business

 

Georgia Health News: These were the state's top 10 health stories in 2018. Health

 

Ahead of the Headlines: Cole Swindell concert sold out tonight. New Year's Eve bashes, Polar Plunge in Cave Spring, bull riding and Bring One for Chipper. Home page

 

Obituaries: Mr. Dennis Wayne Sanders, Mrs. Joyce Imogene Smith, Ms. Elizabeth W. Williams, Doris Martha Yother. 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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Truett's Chick-fil-A Sports Report: Sports.

Blue Devil Classic continues today. Wins for Calhoun, North Forsyth on Thursday.

 

More high school basketball.

Updates on the All State team for the 2018 football season. 

 

Falcons wrap the season up Sunday in Tampa.

 

Updates on college bowl games this week. Plus:

• Georgia to play in Sugar Bowl, 8:45 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 1, vs. Texas.
• Peach Bowl, Saturday, noon: Florida vs. Michigan.

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Hometown Headlines Radio Edition, 7-9 a.m. weekdays, WRGA 98.7 FM

 

The Radio Edition is taking a break through Jan. 1.  We'll be back just after the 7 a.m. news on Wednesday, Jan. 2.