Updates from the Floyd County and Bartow County jails.
MORNING REPORT
- Business: Cedar Creek Park sold for over $1 million. New owners have no changes planned for the RV Park and Outfitter in Cave Spring. Business
- Rome Police continue search for Wallace Chambers, Jr. wanted on murder and aggravated assault in shooting death of 74-year-old Rome man. Murder
- Dining: Still no opening date for Bucket O' Shrimp. Jake's on the Lake reopening in Cedar Bluff after suffering extensive flood damage earlier this year. Dining
- Kemp to appoint Cartersville attorney Jeffrey A. Watkins as new Superior Court Judge of Cherokee Judicial Circuit for Bartow, Gordon counties. Watkins
- Weekend! presented by The Forum River Center. Spirit of the Sun Festival offers fishing, paddle races, and free concert. Plus farmers' markets, chalk drawing on Broad and wrestling. Weekend
- Buzz: Mt. Berry Trail groundbreaking. Joint Services Committee meets Tuesday. Berry students earn thousands for research. Floyd GOP Women meet Tuesday. Buzz
- Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Sunny all weekend, high near 90. Light winds between 5-15 mph expected today. Forecast
- Obituaries: Katerina Ann Long Luci, Mr. Lon V. (L.V.) Ozment, Mr. Johnny Lewis Price, Mr. Everett Daniel "Dan" Stephens and Mrs. Raeona Lea "Rae" Swanson. Obituaries
- Public Health restaurant inspection scores. Dining
- Area arrest reports for Floyd, Bartow, Polk counties. Crimewatch
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Truett's Chick-fil-A Sports Report: Sports
Rome Braves back in the win column with 6-1 victory over Hagerstown. Game three tonight.
2019 high school football schedules.
Community sports updates, including sports camps.
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