Today's first headlines:
- Jeanne Krueger, who led the Rome Floyd Chamber after its breakup with economic development and then through the pandemic, leaving Nov. 12.
- 3 new COVID deaths in NW Georgia push October count to 79. Also, 52 virus patients in Floyd, Redmond on Tuesday, down 3.
- Education: Look for Glenwood Primary Principal Carrie Graves to hold that title at Armuchee Elementary next school year.
- Armuchee Elementary school teacher/music minister and family joined Steve Harvey on Tuesday evening's Family Feud on the CW.
- State Sen. Chuck Hufstetler, Shannon-based Ball Corp. among the stars in the latest Georgia Water Coalition's Clean 13 Report.
- Eric McDowell's 'Rome, Sweet Home' captures the community in a stylish 2:42-minute song. Also Rome-made: Mary Louise Lever's different spin on peach cobbler -- Southern Peach Toast.
- Education: Model senior Spencer Lawing has been named Georgia's 2021 College and Career Academy Student of the Year.
- Jobs: Toyo, LakePoint among employers due at Bartow Job & Career Fair today.
- Ware Mechanical Weather Center: A little warmer today, a bit wet Thursday and clear skies for the weekend.
- Obituaries: Mr. Lewis Hamilton Cornett, Mrs. Janis Bagley Mull Bettie Lee White, Vernon Sylvester Womack.
- Dining: Public Health restaurant inspection scores, Tuesday-Saturday.
- Crimewatch brought to you by Big Dan's Car Wash. Updates on arrests.
Truett's Chick-fil-A Sports Report
- Braves at Dodgers in game four tonight at 8 day on TBS.
- Honors for Rome Brave Michael Harris II.
- John McClellan's high school football predictions: Your first look at the playoffs plus this week's games. McClellan
- Both Berry, Shorter on the road this week.
- Falcons face Miami Sunday. Latest roster updates.
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