Two more spots on Broad Street for sale. Main Street honors for Rome. Art Walk returns. Latest on rain and flooding; dry out begins. Senators OK Internet tax; Graves opposed. Dining updates

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Two more buildings on Broad Street on the market

-That's nine active listings, from $230,000 to $725,000.

 

Rome is named a National Main Street program by national historic trust.

 

Downtown Development Authority meets Thursday.

 

ArtWalk from RACA returns on Saturday.

After nearly four inches of rain in 72 hours, dry out begins

-Parts of Coosa still under flood warning; Armuchee Creek, too.

-Oostanaula in Rome still high.

-Latest road closings.

Your forecast: 
-Tuesday: 20% rain chance, high of 69, low of 51.

-Wednesday: Cloudy, high of 80 low of 53.

-Thursday: Sunny, high of 83, low of 58; 20 percent rain chance.

 

Isakson, Chambliss OK Internet tax; Graves says he opposes it.

-Chambliss shots hole-in-one while golfing with the president.

 

Monday's Public Health Dining Reports: No Floyd reports; Bartow only

 

Today's latest jail reports.

 

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-Please join our guests Tuesday including:

-Brian Dulaney of the new Goo-Goo Express car wash coming to North Broad.

-Franco Perkins, head coach of Rome High football.

-Julie Smith from Cycle Therapy on Bike to Work Day events on May 17.

 

Hometown Sports

-Today: Double header beginning at 10:30 a.m., Rome vs. Hagerstown.

-Monday's games rained out.

-See Mills Fitzner's latest home game photos. Click