- Updates from the Floyd County and Bartow County jails.
MORNING REPORT
- Business: New Marathon gas station coming to Rockmart Highway. Murphy USA looks about ready to re-open at East Rome Walmart. Business
- Health: Georgia Direct Family Care opening in Downtown Cartersville in August. Dr. Alan Barnes to offer full-range of primary care services for monthly fee. Health
- U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson discharged from D.C. hospital, to enter inpatient rehab at WellStar Kennestone Hospital. Isakson
- Weekend! presented by The Forum River Center: Summer Movie Series "Cinderella" today. Next weekend: Bar Olympics, Rome Braves and more movies. Weekend
- Buzz: Floyd Commission meets Tuesday, public hearing on new tax millage rate. Pine Log UMC Campmeeting returns this week in Rydal. Buzz
- Druck Report: Social media pioneer Carol Morgan on why Facebook is critical to the success of your business (YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, too). Podcast
- Back to School: Rome hosts Super Showcase on July 25. Floyd County posts supply lists. When each school system starts. Schools
- Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Scattered afternoon and evening storms possible today, Monday. Heat index near 98 expected today. Forecast
- Obituaries: Ms. O'Maga Arnold and Dr. Augustus (Gus) Josephus Julianus de Berdt. Obituaries
- Public Health restaurant inspection scores. Dining
- Greater Community Bank CrimeWatch: Updates on area arrests, police reports from across Northwest Georgia. Crimewatch
Truett's Chick-fil-A Sports Report: Sports
Rome Braves lose 3-2 at Asheville. Rematch today at 2:05 p.m.
Braves return home Tuesday for seven-game home stand with Hagerstown and then West Virginia.
Links to fall football:
-John McClellan's podcast on what to expect this fall in high school football.
-High school schedules.
-Colleges: Berry, Shorter, UGA and Tech.
-Falcons' preseason
Hometown Headlines Podcasts: No 'decaf' local talk radio here.
- Interview: You've got millions (of dollars) worth of reasons to do your part in the 2020 Census (maybe a job, too). Also: Critical City Commission elections begin next month. An interview with Wendy Davis. Interview
- In-depth interviews ahead of tomorrow's headlines: Closer look at the Summerville Park/Sleep Inn issue. Lots of changes under way for the Rome Area Council for the Arts. Extension Agent Keith Mickler on how to cope with excessive heat -- and varmints. Local football expert John McClellan on what to expect as high school football season begins.
- Also due in July: Additional interviews with our colleagues at Brand Red Studios in Rome.
- How to listen: Subscribe to our podcasts at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Anchor, Google Podcasts, Breaker, Overcast and Radio Public.
- Or on the web: Click HHPodcast.
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