Your latest forecast: more miserable heat.
-Tips on staying safe in summer heat: Stephen Watson, Nurse Manager of Redmond Regional's Emergency Department, suggests: "Stay away from caffeine and alcoholic beverages during the hottest part of the day, as these are dehydrators. Proper sun protection when outside are also highly recommended ... Hats, sunscreen applied regularly, sunglasses and light, loose fitting clothing all work to protect from the sun and keep the body cool. Schedule outside activities away from the hottest part of the day, between 3 and 5 p.m.... Take numerous breaks and limit the duration as well." More tips: Facebook
-Tuesday: High of 95; heat index 99; 20% rain chance.
-Tuesday night: Low of 69, 20% rain chance.
-Wednesday: 96 degrees; heat index 101; 20% chance of rain.
-Wednesday night: 70 degrees; 10% rain chance.
-Extended forecast: Click / Regional radar
Tuesday's Buzz
-Egghead Solutions has opened at its new location at 421 E. Second Ave. Owner Jason Trask and his staff moved over the weekend from their former Broad Street location. Office Manager Donna Whaley says the new store offers an expanded retailer offering as well as a more convenient location and parking at the storefront. "We now offer refurbished computers starting at $99, along with custom built machines or we can order a new machine. We also offer computer components and data backup services," she says. The business features a $99 repair service for both residential and commercial clients with free diagnostic testing. Whaley adds that the business will be expanding their personnel soon to add a third PC service technician. For more: 706-413-5515.
-June 24/National Geographic Society executive to address 'which way print media?' What is the future of newspapers, magazines, books in this digital era of instant information? The vice president of National Geographics Society, Terry Adamson, will delve into those questions at 7 p.m. at the Harris Arts Center, 212 S. Wall St., Calhoun. Wayne Minshew, 678-848-6410 wminshew@gntc.edu.
Replacing Shorter's president Dr. Harold Newman:
-It indeed was fitting. As Dr. Harold E. Newman announced his plans to retire when a successor is found and seated, you could hear a student in a nearby room practicing the flute. The music went on, even as the university's leader announced plans to help Shorter's next steps after five dynamic years of growth and change. Dr. Nelson Price, Shorter's board chair, called Newman "God's model for that moment" when he assumed the presidency. Price plans to appoint a search committee within a month but has no definitive time line on selecting Shorter's next president. One key duty, says Price, is for the committee members to "take a month or two" to pray about the critical choice. For more: Click Newman
Monday report from the Bartow County Jail. Click
Norman Arey's Sports Roundtable. Arey
- More instant replay in baseball? The players aren't in favor of it.
Rome Braves. Click Sports
-All-Star break today-Wednesday; next game Thursday.
-Links to tonight's SAL All-Star game.
-Mills Fitzner's latest home game photos. (click)
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