Today's first headlines:
- Weekend surge in COVID patients admitted to Rome hospitals: 128 total as of Monday, up 32 since Friday's report. 11 more deaths in NW Georgia; 3 more probable deaths. 2,254 new cases here since last report.
- All Rome schools requiring masks, in-room meals starting today Citing high faculty/staff COVID issues, Polk School District go virtual. At Berry, 61 students test positive since Saturday. 49 more cases at Floyd Schools Monday.
- Rome's new mayor is Sundai Stevenson; Mark Cochran is pro tem. Also, Elaina Beeman joined the commission.
- Education: Floyd School Board elects Strickland chair, Shell vice chair; tables social media policy.
- Leprechaun-a-thon 5K and Health Walk returns March 19 with a downtown course, foamy aftermath at Town Green.
- AdventHealth Gordon, Harbin Clinic team up to offer advance cardiac services.
- Education: Floyd County Schools Pre-K Online application for the next school year open Feb. 1.
- Ware Mechanical Weather Center: 48 today and then back to the 50s through Saturday under sunny skies.
- Remembering Dr. Earl Graeff Barton Jr., from Eagle Scout to chief resident to a senior staff member at the VA Medical Center in Atlanta -- and a 'wicked sense of humor.'
- Obituaries: Robert Jackson Brown, Inez Beaty Durham, Mr. Kaylon Blake Higgins, Mrs. Rachel Ann Breeden Highfield, Lynne Sherri Mills, Mrs. Doris Evelyn Gober Sitten,
- Dining: Public Health restaurant inspection scores, Tuesday-Saturday.
- Crimewatch brought to you by Big Dan's Car Wash. Updates on arrests.
Truett's Chick-fil-A Sports Report
- Georgia 33-18 over Alabama: Your national champion. .
- Update on what's next for Rome High star Knox Kadum.
- Model loses appeal for reclassification by GHSA.
- NFL wild card schedule for this Saturday through Monday.
- Falcons already building 2022 team; a look at who they play.
- Community sports updates.
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