Today's first headlines:
- There's a piece of local history -- and of Villa Hizer's heart -- permanently on display at the Savoy Automobile Museum now open in Cartersville.
- Rough day in NW Georgia with 6 more deaths: 2 COVID deaths in Floyd, 2 in Gordon, 1 in Bartow and a 'probable' death in Bartow. 20 virus patients in Rome hospitals.
- West Central Elementary briefly evacuated after bogus bomb threat
- Education: Ivy Brewer named Darlington School's dean of college guidance, effective July 1.
- Education: Almost 20 students awarded GED at Georgia Northwestern's Youth Success Academy ceremony. Also: White Elementary, Cass High, Bartow School System receive $100,000 donation.
- Buzz: Blood drive in honor of 10-year-old heart transplant recipient set for Tuesday. Three Rivers Singers presents "Christmas Day Earth Resounds" on Dec. 18.
- Egg no. 2 arrived Wednesday evening in the Berry nest. Now a five-or-so week wait begins to see if they hatch.
- Ware Mechanical Weather: 1.5 inches of rain due Friday, Saturday. Temperatures will climb to 72 before slipping back into the 50s on Sunday.
- Obituaries: Marcelo Chajon, Johnny Cawin Duran, Yasuro N. Smith.
- 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
- Even more high school realignments now post from Georgia High School Association.
- Armuchee volleyball's Emily Tomlin, Carlee Poole both sign with Truett-McConnell.
- Updates on the Rome Braves' sale (no changes for team).
- Kirby Smart named SEC Coach of the Year.
- John McClellan's final high school football picks of the season. Calhoun in for a rough time vs. Warner Robins on Saturday afternoon. Plus: state predictions. McClellan
- Georgia vs. Michigan, Orange Bowl, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 31. Alabama vs. Cincinnati, Cotton Bowl, 3:30 p.m. Dec.31.
- Atlanta Falcons at Carolina on Sunday, 1 p.m.
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