Today's first headlines:
- Business: Latest Broad Street sale should mean 4 to 5 new apartments. Texas Roadhouse now open in Cartersville. Ribbon-cutting set on new Bartow manufacturer. Rome's Salvation Army Family Store comes home to Second Avenue.
- 2 more 'probable' deaths in Bartow posted Tuesday. 32 COVID patients at Atrium Health Floyd, Redmond on Tuesday, up 1.
- Education: Berry's Barnwell Chapel earns Georgia Trust preservation award. Floyd College & Career Academy students earn film honors.
- Buzz: Rome Symphony to celebrate 100th anniversary with Derby Day on May 7. St. Mary's sets Thanksgiving bilingual Mass. Rome posts solid waste holiday schedule.
- Ware Mechanical Weather: High of 73 today and then we'll start a slide into the upper 50s Friday and Saturday.
- Obituaries: Ms. Emma Neal, Susan Lynn O'Dell, Mr. Barry Rowland, Mrs. Kathryn W. Cagle Taylor.
- 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 picks. 6 area high schools remain in football playoffs; after Friday, only 3 will survive. McClellan
- High school teams still in the hunt: Darlington, Cartersville, Unity Christian, Cedartown, Calhoun, Trion.
- Falcons host Patriots Thursday night.
- Georgia no. 1 followed by Alabama in latest College Football Playoffs rankings.
- Berry Volleyball in Elite Eight start Thursday evening.
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