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Double header for downtown Rome:
-Travel+Leisure ranks Broad Street among top 27 Great Main Streets.
-Downtown Development Authority accredited by National Main Street Program.
Bank reports
-Big turnaround for Synovus, parent company of Citizens First Bank in Rome and GB&T in Calhoun and Cartersville.
-Regions reports $199 million in first-quarter net income, up from $69 million a year earlier.
-SunTrust's net income rises to $245 million vs. $180 million in the first quarter of 2011.
-United Community Banks' first quarter statement due Thursday.
Politics
-Another former candidate's name surfaces as qualifying draws closer.
-Mitt Romney swept five primaries on Tuesday night
-May 1: Floyd County Republican Women's meeting, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Red Lobster, Shorter Avenue. Guest: Julie Graves, wife of U.S. Rep. Tom Graves.
Wednesday's buzz:
-Model High
grad Ben Hawkins pitches Tuesday night during Hagerstown's win over the Rome Braves. Photo/Mills Fitzner.
-Floyd breaks ground on new Rockmart office.
-May 5: Berry College Spring Commencement. Board of Trustee member/alumnus Bert Clark is guest speaker.
-Travel+Leisure ranks Broad Street among top 27 Great Main Streets.
-Downtown Development Authority accredited by National Main Street Program.
Bank reports
-Big turnaround for Synovus, parent company of Citizens First Bank in Rome and GB&T in Calhoun and Cartersville.
-Regions reports $199 million in first-quarter net income, up from $69 million a year earlier.
-SunTrust's net income rises to $245 million vs. $180 million in the first quarter of 2011.
-United Community Banks' first quarter statement due Thursday.
Politics
-Another former candidate's name surfaces as qualifying draws closer.
-Mitt Romney swept five primaries on Tuesday night
-May 1: Floyd County Republican Women's meeting, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Red Lobster, Shorter Avenue. Guest: Julie Graves, wife of U.S. Rep. Tom Graves.
Wednesday's buzz:
-Model High
grad Ben Hawkins pitches Tuesday night during Hagerstown's win over the Rome Braves. Photo/Mills Fitzner.-Floyd breaks ground on new Rockmart office.
-May 5: Berry College Spring Commencement. Board of Trustee member/alumnus Bert Clark is guest speaker.
-Tonight's Powerball jackpot at $173 million.
Spring's back; pollen on the rise, too.
-Wednesday: High of 81, low of 57.
-Thursday: 20-30% rain chance, high of 84, low of 62.
-Friday: Party sunny, high of 84, low of 60.
Spring's back; pollen on the rise, too.
-Wednesday: High of 81, low of 57.
-Thursday: 20-30% rain chance, high of 84, low of 62.
-Friday: Party sunny, high of 84, low of 60.
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Rome Braves drop opener to Hagerstown, 9-2.
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