Today's first headlines:
- Dining & Drink: A heavy metal night for Newby Farm & Vineyard at state wine competition. Last call at Sports Page? Moe's welcomes new look -- and Icees.
- Berry drops mask requirements indoors. 2 more COVID deaths, 5 probable deaths since Friday. 32 patients in Atrium Health Floyd, Redmond on Tuesday, down 3.
- Health: Starting Wednesday, two visitors allowed for most Atrium Health Floyd patients.
- Business: With key processing systems now synced, First National Community Bank expands footprint from Rome to Chatsworth to Dalton.
- Business: Cartersville-Bartow Chamber salutes five 'current and emerging professionals' with Impact Awards.
- Buzz: Noon Optimist Club pancake breakfast (drive-through), sausage tickets on sale; event is Nov. 20. Salvation Army seeks supplies as cold weather season arrives. Honors for Berry's Viking Fusion. Rome man lands record crappie at Rocky Mountain.
- Ware Mechanical Weather: How to tell it is fall in Northwest Georgia: High of 75 today, high of 53 on Saturday.
- Obituaries: Wendy Dell Johnson Boggs, Ida Disharoon, Mr. Venson Grizzle, Linda Ann Hughes, Dr. Walter Christopher Turner, Mr. Thomas Wayne Williams.
- 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
- John McClellan's high school football playoff predictions: Seven of 11 area teams will make it to the second round after this weekend. McClellan
- Berry closes out the season at home Saturday while Shorter will be on the road.
- 3 area schools challenging GHSA reclassifications today.
- National, conference honors for Berry football's Moody. Viking women begin NCAA volleyball push Thursday.
- Atlanta Falcons at Dallas, 1 p.m. Sunday.
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