Banking updates/Second quarter financial reports. The release schedule:
-Regions losses $244 in second quarter; made $206 million year ago> Regions
-SunTrust second quarter financials due this morning> SunTrust
-Wells Fargo, parent company of Wachovia, to release financials today> WF
-Synovus (Citizens First; GB&T) to post quarterly report Thursday> Synovus
-United Community Banks second quarter financials due Friday> Details
Planning commission OK's Park Village in Cartersville: Another local residential (and then some) community has received development approval. The Northwest Georgia Regional Commission has blessed plans for Park Village community, including commercial space and a new home for Trinity Baptist Church, on 135 acres near Douthit Ferry Road and Pine Grove 
>The commission has deemed Park Village to be "in the best interest of the region and therefore of the state."
>The group also issued a "go" on Foster Glen in Calhoun this month. >As for Park Village:
-135.3 acres for mixed use.
-19.1 acres would be set aside for 230,000 square feet of commercial use with potential for loft/townhome residences (no more than 40).
-49 acres for 156 single-family lots.
-12 acres for 115 senior residences.
-56 acres for Tabernacle Baptist .
-The project would be built in several phases over a decade.
-The developer is NPO Investments. For more, click DRI files One and Two.
Annual People's Choice Awards voting now under way: The Cartersville-Bartow County Convention & Visitors Bureau has opened voting for the 2009 People's Choice Awards. The Best Restaurant, Best Shoppe and Best Attraction are chosen annually by online voting at http://www.notatlanta.org.
Wednesday's Buzz:
-Floyd School Board meets Thursday: A called Board Meeting has been scheduled for the Floyd County Board of Education on Thursday, July 23, 2009 at 5:00 p.m. in the Board Room at the Floyd County Board of Education office on Riverside Parkway. The purpose of the meeting will be to name a new assistant principal for Johnson Elementary School and other personnel items.
-Mendoz, Gonsalves join Floyd Primary Care Network> Health
-Mike Lester exhibit set for RACA Aug. 4-28> Downtown
-Georgia Northwestern's Michael Johns earns Crawford Scholarship> CH
-Coosa High freshman soccer player invited to Olympic Soccer Camp> CHS
'The Druck Report' local business update premieres on WRGA: Local business news, updates and analysis premiere Monday at 7:45 a.m. and 12:50 p.m. on WRGA 1470 AM. Listen to a sample by click TDR
-What's ahead in downtown Rome
Weather:
-Wednesday: 40% rain chance of rain, high of 88; low of 63. 20% rain chance.
-Thursday: High of 89, low of 61.
-Your extended forecast> Weather -Local radar > Radar
Norman Arey's Sports Roundtable
-Chaos in college football? The spread offense has been around for 51 years.
-Braves off Tuesday; open eight-game road trip tonight in Hickory.
-Latest Braves' photos by Mills Fitzner> Gallery
Georgia High School Football Daily
-Preseason predictions continues.
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