Today's first headlines
- Deadly Thursday: 5 in Bartow, 3 in Floyd, 2 in Polk, 1 in Gordon -- plus a 'probable death' in Bartow. That's a record 102 deaths in region this month. 103 patients in Floyd, Redmond, up 2. Plus: 260 new cases in NW Georgia.
- Floyd Schools: 756 quarantines Thursday; 254 at Garden Lakes alone. Rome Schools virtual through Feb. 5; a record 785 quarantines. Cartersville: 3 positives Thursday, 77 quarantined.
- Dining: Schroeder's New Deli marks four decades of serving Rome next week.
- Buzz: Mount Berry Trail reopens but watch for construction. Rome Symphony presents Piano Masterworks via live stream starting Saturday.
- Commentary: Northwest Georgia created a political Frankenstein now in the national spotlight. What will we do about it?
Also today:
- Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Some rain overnight Saturday. Highs from mid 50s to 60.
- Obituaries: Mr. Earnest Cabe, Mr. George Rufus Dyar Jr., Ms. Linda Ruth Hill, Mr. Roger Herman Mathis, Daniel Ceballos Moreno, Barbara (Bobbie) Sikes Wooten Pullen.
- Dining: Public Health restaurant inspection scores, Tuesday-Saturday.
- Crimewatch: Updates on area arrests.
Truett's Chick-Fil-A Sports Report:
- Georgia Tech football posts 2021 schedule; has Georgia at home.
- Masks a must around Super Bowl, Tampa mayor says.
- Super Bowl is Sunday, Feb. 7, 6:30 p.m., CBS. Bucs vs. the Chiefs.
- Spring sports registration under way with Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation.
- Commit 2 Fit Leprechaun-a-thon 5K and Health Walk returns March 20 with some
- Countdown to spring training at CoolToday Park for Atlanta Braves. What to know.
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