-Etowah Crossing Shopping Center available for $1.5 million: Nearly a year after being solid at auction. Etowah Crossing Shopping Center is on the market for $1.5 million. That price tag includes 36,560 square feet but not the former East Rome Krogerslot> Details
-Carter Grove Commons seeks tenants: Another move in commercial real estate--after a brief delay, it appears Carter Grove Commons adjacent to Carter Grove Plantation is moving ahead this year. The small retail center will be anchored by the Cartersville area's second Publix off Old Alabama. There's an online listing seeking tenants for a 10,000- and 12,400-square-foot pads at the center> Click
-One more Cartersville/west side update: The new Arby's is coming together with the basic infrastructure under way. The store is in front of the rapidly completing CVS at Ga. 113 and Douthit Ferry Road.
-Mall's next grand openings: The Nest, Connect Rome this weekend> Buzz
-A Tweet, Tweet sale: Here's something to watch this weekend. Mount Berry Square has a three-day winter clearance sale Friday through Monday with discounts up to 75 percent. What's different: Mall officials are using a series of Twitter Tweets to tout bargains at different stores. Click Mount Berry
Banks
First quarterly, year-end reports due starting next week:
-SunTrust: 8 a.m. Friday, Jan. 22> Click.
-Synovus to announce fourth quarter financials Jan. 28> Click
-United Community Banks: early Friday, Jan. 29> Click
-Wells Fargo (Wachovia): 8 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20> Click
Wednesday's Buzz:
-On Jan. 23-24, Shorter College will host the Shorter College Breast Cancer Flag Football Tournament to help raise money for breast cancer research and awareness. The event will be held on Shorter's Ben Brady Field. The Breast Center at Floyd will be on hand to sell drinks, hand out information and accept donations. All proceeds from the event will go directly to The Breast Center> Click
-Floyd schools' Pre-K roundup Feb. 1-12> Floyd
-New Cedartown career center to open Jan. 14> Polk
-Cartersville's downtown authority seeks ideas on growth> Bartow
-Shorter to introduce new wrestling coach Thursday> Hawks
-Check Berry Half-Marathon site for updated course maps, info for the March 6 race> Click
-Berry College has joined more than 100 other founding members in the Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education, a nationwide, campus-supported program meant to expand and extend the intellectual and theological exploration of vocation on college campuses> Berry.
-Prime Outlets' Operation Shop Pink donates $10,825 to Breast Cancer Research Foundation> Click
Latest weather: Finally, the 50s.60 on Friday--then rain.
-Today: Sunny, with a high near 50. Calm wind.
-Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 20. Calm wind.
-Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 55.
-Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 22.
-Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60.
-Friday night: 20% chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 34.
-Extended forecast> Click / Regional radar
"We've still got some free tickets to the NW Georgia Bridal Show to give away! Ladies, stop by our Front Desk! (Men & children get in free.)"--Hawthorn Suites' Tweet on Jan.31 bridal show at The Forum.
The Buzz of Northwest Georgia> Click
-Last call for 'Church in a Bar.' New venue almost ready.
-Zaxby's wasting no time in refit of Pizza Hut site.
-Legislators assemble! Lawmakers: jobs, budget top priorities in 2010.
-Year-ending campaign finance updates on senators, representatives.
-Politics: January blitz for statewide candidates visiting NW Georgia.
-Bands band together to raise money for RACA Jan. 21 at 333 on Broad.
-Peaks & Valleys: Snow day = play day. Plus: Water talks need sunshine.
Dining Guide> Click
-Latest restaurant public health inspection scores for Northwest Georgia
Wine News Vine> Click
-Several North Georgia wineries closing for January.
Downtown Headlines> Downtown
-What's ahead in downtown Rome this month.
Norman Arey's Sports Roundtable> Arey
- No love lost between Jerry Tarkanian and NCAA; Falcons' McKay to Southern Cal?
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