Today's first headlines
- Understanding heartache: As a Model Schools' mother of four and a licensed professional counselor, Ali Couch offers ways to help families, students deal with grief. Second of two parts.
- Gordon records 83rd death, Polk, 64th. Region total: 506. Floyd, Redmond report 68 COVID patients Monday, down 10 from last report.
- Vaccination concerns: Floyd issues statement recapping who was treated and what happened next. State health continues investigation.
- COVID on campus: Floyd County Schools' numbers still not available. Rome report due later today. Cartersville: 2 students test positive; 16 quarantined.
- City Commission: Rome's mask mandated extended a month by unanimous vote. Some commissioners say Greene's actions are 'hurting regular people.' Cardona named Officer of the Year.
- Dining: Wendy's returns to Cedartown with new store, longer hours.
Also today:
- Buzz: Latest community guide released by Cartersville-Bartow Chamber. Floyd elections board meets today; Rome Downtown Development on Thursday.
- Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Mid 60s now through Thursday to be followed by 1.5 inches of rain; storms possible.
- Obituaries: Marcus Donald "Don" Bennett, Robert Norwood Fowler, Mrs. Jana Elise Hopkins McCurry, Ms. Eloise Mitchell, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Skinner.
- Dining: Public Health restaurant inspection scores, Tuesday-Saturday.
- Crimewatch brought to you by thestoragehound.com. Updates on arrests.
Truett's Chick-Fil-A Sports Report:
- Pepperell's Dawson Duncan signs with West Georgia football.
- Latest spring training update for the Braves.
- Berry opens spring football Saturday vs. 1-0 Birmingham-Southern.
- Spring sports registration under way with Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation.
- Commit 2 Fit Leprechaun-a-thon 5K and Health Walk returns March 20.
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