Today's first headlines
- 5 deaths posted Wednesday (2 in Floyd, 2 Chattooga, 1 Bartow) plus a new 'probable death' in Polk. 101 patients in Floyd, Redmond, down 13. Free COVID tests in Bartow end. 226 new cases reported Wednesday.
- Floyd Schools show 712 quarantines Wednesday; pandemic record is 788. Rome Schools virtual through Feb. 5. Cartersville posts 2 positive tests.
- Business: Bids sought on Raceway planned for West Rome with a fall opening in mind. What to know: 3,500 square feet, 16 pumps, 2 diesel bays.
- Jobs: Updates on Northwest Georgia's employment trends.
- Floyd Police Private Craig Stanfield named officer of the year; case involved subduing shooting suspect and providing life-saving medical help to the victim.
- Leprechaun-a-thon 5K and Health Walk returns March 20 with a new name, COVID-safe 'waves' of runners and walkers, and lots of green.
- Buzz: Rome's Redevelopment Committee talks annexation, South Rome, housing, a TAD for North Broad. Dempsey talks COVID, mental health. Optimist Club marks 'day of hope.'
Also today:
- Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Bartow County, state set tornado drill for Wednesday, Feb. 3. Strong winds today will keep wind chill under 40 all day.
- Obituaries: Mr. George Rufus Dyar Jr., Ronnie Mixon Sr., Mr. Roy Varnell Thomas.
- Dining: Public Health restaurant inspection scores, Tuesday-Saturday.
- Crimewatch: Updates on area arrests.
Truett's Chick-Fil-A Sports Report:
- Georgia's 2021 football schedule is out.
- Link to the week-by-week SEC schedule.
- Tennessee hires Central Florida football coach Josh Heupel.
- 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.
- Countdown to spring training at CoolToday Park for Atlanta Braves. What to know.
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