Today's first headlines:
- Made in Shannon: Those new Ball aluminum cups on now on the shelves at Food Lion in Armuchee. 10-pack for $4.99.
- 4 more COVID deaths: 2 in Chattooga, 1 each in Floyd, Bartow. Another 'probable' Chattooga death. 63 patients in Floyd, Redmond on Thursday, down 3.
- COVID on campus: Floyd reports 210 quarantines on Thursday; Rome Schools at 52 on Wednesday. No new cases at Cartersville Schools Thursday.
- First Baptist Church of Rome in transition as Senior Pastor Matt DuVall resigns.
- Rome Braves to open 120-game season on the road May 4; first home game May 18.
- Health: Harbin Clinic offers 'Coffee with Cardiologists' Feb. 24. A virtual Q&A, outdoor coffee to be serve by area chambers.
Also today:
- Education: Darlington's Angel Laramie is a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Georgia Northwestern Foundation seeks alumni board members. Highlands team in national competition.
- Buzz: 'Zoom into Independence' is Feb. 25. Habitat to dedicate 57th completed home. Forbes honors United Community Bank.
- Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Clearing skies, a bit warmer Saturday and Sunday, and then more rain.
- Obituaries: Ms. Eloise Borders, Sandra Evon Loftin Evers, Mr. William L. Montgomery, Sanford Leon O'Neal Sr., David Tyrone (Ty) Sledge Jr.
- 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:
- Rome Braves first home game is May 18.
- Berry/Rhodes football delayed until Feb. 27 (Memphis weather).
- High school basketball updates.
- Latest Coosa High signing.
- Atlanta Braves spring training updates..
- Half off Leprechaun-a-thon 5K and Health Walk registration now through Saturday.
- Shorter Hawks continue drills; open Feb. 27 at Kennesaw State.
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