Today's first headlines:
- Business: Fairfield Inn & Suites almost ready in Armuchee. Ulta Beauty opens today in Rome. Real estate company on the move.
- 31 patients in Atrium Health Floyd, Redmond on Thursday, up 2. No state, local COVID reports for Thursday. Johns Hopkins reports 755,201 deaths in U.S. so far -- and is tracking an uptick in new cases.
- Education: Model High special education teacher Tracy Owens earns Floyd County Schools Teacher of the Year title.
- Education: Georgia Highlands, community honor Georgia Highlands' Dr. Jon Hershey, David Mathis. Meet Rome High's 10 Governor's Honors Program nominees.
- Buzz: How to help the Bless Coalition assist Bartow kids in need. $1,000 donation for Rome for the Rescues.
- Ware Mechanical Weather: Sunday morning's forecast low is 31 degrees-- and weekend after highs only in the 50s. Sunny skies both days.
- Obituaries: Mrs. Gloria Sherie Chandler, Mr. Mitchel Lee Davis, Mr. Jackie Wayne Lambert.
- 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
- New alignments out for local high school sports (pending appeals).
- On our ScoreStream and later this evening: Game scores.
- Berry closes out the season at home Saturday while Shorter will be on the road.
- 4 Atlanta Braves (and former Rome Braves) earn Silver Slugger honors.
- Atlanta Falcons at Dallas, 1 p.m. Sunday.
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