Today's first headlines:
- Amid threats, Sheriff Dave Roberson says a united law enforcement effort ensures 'all voting precincts will have deputies and officers stationed at them' for today's election.
- The vote: With 60,000 local ballots already in, runoffs now in the hands of those voting at their precincts today (7 a.m.-7 p.m.) Results likely to stretch into Wednesday.
- 23-year-old woman is Floyd County's first traffic death of the new year.
- Cave Spring Elementary, Glenwood Primary closing in summer of '22 following Floyd County Board of Education vote Monday evening.
- Business: Rome's Gretchen Corbin again named to Georgia Trend's '100 Most Influential Georgians' as state lottery posts big rebound from pandemic.
- Latest updates in the allegations facing idled Court of Appeals Judge Christian Coomer, a former Northwest Georgia legislator.
- Buzz: Break in car tag, title updates set for Jan. 13-18 because of equipment upgrade. Rome–Floyd Recycling Center plans Household Hazardous Waste/Electronics Recycling Event on Jan. 16.
Also today:
- Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Half-inch of rain due Thursday, early Friday. Afternoon highs will start in mid 50s but drop later in the week.
- Obituaries: Mrs. Annette "Nana" Earwood, Mr. Robert Lee Gilbert III, Lynda Jean Kerscher, Ms. Hattie Kornegay, Charles Edward Williams.
- Dining: Public Health restaurant inspection scores, Tuesday-Saturday.
- Crimewatch: Updates on area arrests.
Truett's Chick-Fil-A Sports Report:
- Cartersville's Trevor Lawrence, 3 others up for Heisman; winner t be announced this evening.
- Monday: Alabama vs. Ohio State for National Championship in Miami, 8 p.m., ESPN
- Local college football: Updates on the spring seasons for the Shorter Hawks, Berry Vikings.
- NFL sets six wild card games Saturday, Sunday.
- Falcons continue coaching search.
- Atlanta Braves' first spring training game is Feb. 27 (at Orioles). At North Port March 1.
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