Heritage First Headlines
- Starting Aug. 5, you can have an open container of alcohol in downtown Rome on Thursdays-Saturdays, 11 a.m.-11 p.m., through Oct. 30 following 5-3 vote by City Commission.
- Business: Showa Glove laying off 80 at Menlo plant. Michael Mathews, longtime Russell airport chief, named to the Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame.
- COVID: 56 additional cases in NW Georgia since Friday. 17 patients at Floyd, Redmond on Monday. Little change in local vaccination rates even as cases, hospitalizations climb.
- Education: New school year starts for some next week. Report dates for each school system.
- Health: State chapter of Alzheimer's Association offers virtual classes to help care for loved ones. August agenda included.
- Buzz: Storm drain work on Big Texas Valley Road today through Thursday. Rome Little Theatre open house this Saturday.
- Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Today's high of 93 will be the coolest of the week; mid to upper 90s through Sunday. Heat index today: 103 degrees.
- Obituaries: Mr. Felipe Barnes, Mr. William Bethel "Bill" Bohannon, Ms. Lacey Patrice Liggon, Ms. Constance Sams, Mary Judson Scarborough, Russell Earl Wood.
- Dining: Public Health restaurant inspection scores, Tuesday-Saturday.
- Crimewatch brought to you by Big Dan's Car Wash. Updates on arrests.
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Harbin Clinic Headlines: Today's latest update on the 10 doctors joining Georgia's largest privately owned, physician-led healthcare community.
- Updates on the 36th Tillman Clocktower 5K Road Race and 2-Mile Health Walk set for Aug. 21.
- Rome Braves open six-game home stand vs. Asheville tonight.
- Berry football coaching updates.
- Atlanta Braves at Mets through Thursday; home starting Friday vs. Brewers.
- Falcons' latest updates.
- Fall sports registrations are under way.
- Tillman run is Aug. 21; how to sign up.
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