Weather service: Bartow could see snow through midmorning. Wind advisory in effect all day; gusts to 50 mph possible. Latest community updates. Public Health restaurant scores. Later today: Jail reports.

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Latest updates on the weather -30% chance of  snow, sleet and rain through 9 a.m. -Ooostanaula at nearly 12 feet after more than 3.6 inches of rain in some areas. -Wind advisory through 7 tonight. We could see gusts as high as 50 mph. -Updates all day on Hometown Headlins.   Ware Mechanical forecast: -30% chance of snow today, high only 39 degrees.   Snickers the search dog needs a ride -- and today's your day to lend him a paw -- or hand.   Black Friday starts at 6 a.m. Thanksgiving day -- and how about a midnight chicken biscuit?   Tuesday's Public Health restaurant scores: -For Floyd and Bartow counties.   Today's jail reports.

Chick-Fil-A Dwarf House Sports Report    Honors for seven Berry Viking football players.   John McClellan's high school playoff picks: - Rough nights ahead for Darlington, Calhoun .   Georgia High School Football Daily. -Forecast: Close loss for Calhoun; tough night for Darlington. No updates Thursday or Friday this week.   Norman's No Nos: -Get Norman's take on who loses during the weekend's rivalry games in college football. -Norman joins us for an hour to talk college football on Hometown Headlines Radio Edition on WRGA 1470 AM this Friday from 7 until 8 a.m.

Your Ware Mechanical forecast: -Wednesday: 30% chance of snow, rain; high of 39, low of 24. -Get your three-day forecast and updated weather links at Hometown Headlines.

Hometown Headlines Radio Edition 7-9 a.m. weekdays. Listen live online at wrga.streamon.fm  -Please join our guests Wednesday including: -Brittany Sharp from Georgia Emergency Management on "Be Ready" when it comes to winter weather, and observing Winter Weather Awareness Week Dec. 2-6. -Rome Mayor Evie McNiece on what's next for the city -- and for her. -Lisa Stone of public health on the recent smoke out and what we can learn about lung health and smoking.