Today's first headlines:
- Business: Scooter's drive-through coffee shop, oil change location proposed for American Legion site. Plus: Rome Chamber earns accreditation.
- Business: Make that triplets -- another 1.84 million square feet of warehouse space worth $190 million planned in Gordon County near recently announced Union Grove projects.
- Floyd County posts another COVID death Thursday. 26 virus COVID patients at Atrium Health Floyd, Redmond; down 2. No free COVID tests on Thanksgiving or next day.
- Christmas trees already on sale with more on the way. Home Depot is stocked; Silver Creek opens Saturday; Christmas Tree City, Icicle Mountain open Monday.
- Buzz: Optimist Club 'flippin' pancakes, sausage this Saturday at Civic Center. Love Light Tree returns to support Heyman HospiceCare. 'A Christmas Carol' set for next weekend.
- Ware Mechanical Weather: Frosty start with a high today, Saturday in the upper 50s; a bit warmer Sunday.
- Obituaries: Obituaries: Gary Wayne Acrey Sr., Mr. Jesse Oliver Jenkins, Ms. Emma Neal, Mrs. Paula Worthington Proctor, Mr. Roosevelt Riley Sr., Jane Marilyn Wood.
- 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 tonight, only 3 will survive. McClellan
- High school teams still in the hunt: Darlington, Cartersville, Unity Christian, Cedartown, Calhoun, Trion.
- Pepperell High's Chloe Jones signs to play softball at Shorter.
- Some changes OK'd for area high school regions by state association.
- Adairsville's Eric Bishop retires.
- Falcons host Patriots.
- The latest on Berry Volleyball and the Elite Eight.
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