-McCrobie, Guldenschuh due on Project 9-6-1 radio in Atlanta this morning: The interview is now set for the 8-8:30 a.m. time frame. Listen online
Shorter/Riverbend Center union detailed in Retail Traffic report on how schools are filling vacancies at retail hubs: "It's really an enhancement for the center if you get the right school," says David Ledbetter, vice president of leasing for R.H. Ledbetter Properties, in the article> Details
Flood warning ends in in Gordon County: The flood warning for parts of Gordon County near the Conasauga River has expired. The river crested at 19.63 feet and was at 17.25 feet this morning. Flood stage: 18 feet. Latest river depth
-Beautiful weather continues; rain in Friday's forecast (below)
Fresh from the Cartersville brewery . . .: Bud Light's newest brew, Golden Wheat, is now available at locally straight from the Cartersville Anheuser-Busch plant. A six-pack sells for around $6 at Wal-Mart. It is billed as "a premium light, unfiltered wheat beer brewed with wheat malt, coriander and citrus peels." Calories: 118. First taste: It has a different taste, a bit sweeter and more robust than the normal brew. Details> A-B
Oct. 24/Handel, Owens due at next Floyd GOP breakfast: The GOP breakfast club meets at 8:30 a.m. at River City Bank, 228 N. Second Ave. Speakers: Speakers: Secretary of State Karen Handel, a Republican candidate for governor, and Sam Olens, candidate for Attorney General> Floyd GOP
-Oct. 5/Deadline to register to vote in municipal elections, Floyd's SPLOST package is Monday (election is Nov. 3; advance voting is Oct. 27-30). Register
Tweet of the day: From the Chattanooga Times Free Press: "Residents point to VW as need for post office" (story: http://bit.ly/31OFm). More economic impact from the billion-dollar plant--but not quite the economic 'stamp' we expected.
Weather Watch:
-Wednesday: Sunny with a high of 74, low of 45.
-Thursday: Sunny with a high of 78, low of 56; 20% rain chance at night.
-Your extended forecast> Weather / Local radar> Radar
Norman Arey's Sports Roundtable:
Who's got a tougher row to hoe: Bulldogs or Yellow Jackets? > Arey
John McClellan's high school picks for Friday, Saturday nights:
-Pepperell, Calhoun, Chattooga to stay undefeated.
-Big homecoming win for Rome over Woodland.
-More road woes for Cartersville.
-Big wins for Rockmart, Coosa.
-For all of John's picks, please click Football Report
Game notes for Thursday's Shorter Hawks game> Click
Rome Braves/State Mutual Stadium updates: Wings, anyone?> Sports
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