The latest:
- Gas crunch: Continuing updates including how to track who has gas in your community (always call as well to double check). Local schools: No issues so far. Update from Colonial Pipeline. State lifts gas tax. Suspect gouging? Who to call.
- Floyd County Police: Aggressive driving, distracted driving, impaired driving key factors in now 13 fatalities on Rome/Floyd roads so far this year. With video.
- A celebration of life for the Rev. Warren Jones set for 10 a.m. Friday at State Mutual Stadium. His obituary documents a diverse life of community service.
- Floyd loses 186th resident to COVID. 21 new virus cases Tuesday; 22 remain hospitalized in Rome hospitals. Floyd Schools schedule second doses for May 19.
- Business: Sky Top Studio Lofts mark grand opening. Notes: Gordon development authority meets; Realtor earns key designation.
- Cartersville Assistant City Planner Meredith Ulmer joining Rome as assistant city manager.
- Education: Model's Sarah Margaret Carver to continue her education and fine arts career at Young Harris College. Georgia Highlands student honored.
- Buzz: First responders, others to complete in NFL Combine-like drills for charity on Saturday. Rome Symphony goes Gershwin May 29.
- Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Chilly day with a high of 60, low of 48. Isolated thunderstorms possible.
- Obituaries: Mrs. Edith Mae Andrew, Mrs. Florence T. Ansley, Myrtle Anderson Esener, Linda Harris Hine.
- 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:
- Unity girls tennis team finish as state runners-up.
- Impressive ranking for Berry football.
- Spring high school football begins Thursday at Darlington.
- Rome Braves in Greensboro through Sunday; updates.
- Atlanta Braves vs. Toronto updates.
- Armuchee girls soccer vs. Atlanta Class for state Public-A championship.
- High school baseball.
- Atlanta Falcons updates.
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