'Project River' application filed by Floyd for 'distribution center for storage and handling of products.'
-The vague application to regional reviewers adds to speculation as do a series of items on today's county commission agenda, recent action by the planning commission.
-Whatever it is -- and we'll know later today -- look for an opening by April 2013. This will refuel those Wal-Mart distribution center rumors that hung over Armuchee for several years.
-Continuing updates all day on Hometown Headlines.
Staffing cuts coming to Georgia Northwestern Technical College:
-Projected $1.1 million budget short fall means a reduction of eight to nine positions and contract changes for 14 to 15 12-month employees.
-Dr. Craig McDaniel, GNTC president, says the cuts will not impact the students or instruction.
Rome/Floyd's Disaster Recovery Center closing Thursday night:
-Operations continue at 300 W. Third until 6 p.m. that evening.
Fund started to replace more than 500 trees lost at Berry during April 27 storms.
Today's buzz from across the region.
Your latest forecast:
-Tuesday: High of 90, low of 63.
-Wednesday: 20% rain chance, high of 91, low of 64.
Norman Arey on Sports:
-Big East to go to 12 teams? Hewitt loses one; Irvin loses weight?
Rome Braves:
-Hickory spanks Braves, 15-5.
-Off Tuesday; in Lexington through Saturday.
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