Tuesday, September 14, 2021

Ulta Beauty targets Nov. 12 soft opening in Rome; Popeye's rising quickly. 3 teens hurt in separate 4-wheeler accidents. 5 more die -- 3 COVID, 2 'probable' over the weekend; Rome hospitals treat 201 virus patients. Politics: Elections board meets; 2022 notes.

Heritage First Headlines:

  • Business: Ulta Beauty is planning a Nov. 12 soft opening at Riverbend Center in Rome. Plus: New Popeye's wasting no time on Turner McCall.
  • Three teens injured in separate four-wheel accidents, one Sunday near Silver Creek and another outside of Summerville.
  • 3 more COVID deaths in NW Georgia since Friday; 2 probable deaths in Floyd. 201 virus patients at Floyd, Redmond on Monday; down 20. New cases since Friday: 803 in our five counties.
  • Polk Police: Standoff with 20-year-old man with shotgun ends peacefully; he's now receiving medical assistance.
  • Rome Braves release 2022 season schedule, including April 8 start and home for Independence Day.
  • Politics: Elections board meets at midday with a full agenda. Advance voting for municipal elections begins Oct. 12. Also 2022 election updates as GOP candidate enters House 14 race.
  • Buzz: Highlands wraps up renovations of Dallas campus. Rome's Downtown Development Authority board meeting is Thursday.
  • Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Mid to upper 80s through Thursday; watching to see if we get another tropical event by Friday.
  • Obituaries: Rev. Royce Terrell Lawless, Mrs. Linda Diane Mack, Mrs. Maryland Ransom "Grammy" Sharpe, Mrs. Cassie Elaine Williams.
  • 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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  • Rome Braves home for final week of the season starting tonight at 7 vs. Hickory.
  • Braves also announce 2022 schedule.
  • Atlanta Braves, off Monday, host Rockies through Thursday.
  • Calhoun-Cedartown game reset for Sept. 23.
  • John McClellan's high school picks: Rome to rebound; Ws for all the ranked local teams; first win of the season for Pepperell. McClellan.
  • Berry, Shorter both on the road this Saturday.
  • Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Sunday.
  • Berry College adds beach volleyball. Community sports updates.
  • Community sports updates: Half-price special on upcoming Dash.

 

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