News Publishing update: Creditors meet Feb. 6; a look at RNT finances. Cedartown lawyer pleads guilty in $2.5 million case. 70s due Friday; rain due today.

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Latest on News Publishing chapter 11 reorganization:

-Meeting with creditors set for Feb. 6 at federal courthouse.

-2013 operating statement shows company's revenue at $12 million-plus but only $213,000 in annual profit.

 

Gammage pleads guilty to stealing more than $2.5 million from injured clients: Miles Lamar Gammage, 59, a recently disbarred attorney from Cedartown, pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court to charges that he defrauded more than 50 of his seriously injured worker's compensation clients out of settlement funds they were owed.

Politics: Shipman seeks Floyd County Republican Party chair: Layla Shipman, active in local, state and national Young Republicans Leadership groups as well as the local party, is seeking to chair Floyd County GOP for a two-year term.

Latest Public Health restaurant scores from Floyd, Bartow counties.

Weather
-Outlook: Low 70s due Friday-Sunday; light rain, too.
-Wednesday: 50% chance of rain, high of 59, low of 51.
-Thursday: 30% rain chance, high of 68, low of 55.
-Friday: 40% rain chance, high of 72, low of 55.

 

Latest jail reports. 

 

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-State Rep. Paul Battles, R-Cartersville, on a House bill that would let school boards empower administrators to carry concealed weapons.

-State Rep. Katie Dempsey, R-Rome, on the start of the 2013 General Assembly on Monday.