Your latest forecast: 100% all wet. 1 to 2 inches of rain today.
-Summary: Look for close to two inches of rain today and more throughout the week. As of 6 a.m., just .31 of an inch had fallen at the airport. Thunderstorms also are possible over the next few days. We'll have updates throughout the day.
-Wednesday: 100% chance of rain, one to two inches possible. High of 56.
-Wednesday night: 100% chance of rain, half-inch or more possible. Low of 53.
-Thursday: 80% chance of showers, thunderstorms. High of 68. Gusts to 15 mph.
-Thursday night: Mostly cloudy, low around 44.
-Extended forecast> Click / Regional radar
A Hero's Welcome
Spc. Justin Evans (right, center) and his colleagues in the 108th Calvary, Company A of the U.S. Army National Guard got a hero's welcome as they traveled along Turner McCall, Broad Street and Second Avenue on Tuesday following 12 months of duty in Afghanistan. Waiting for Evans, 24, on Broad Street were his mother, Cindy Kelley, and her own army of family and friends. Hometown's Natalie Simms, a family friend, writes about Cindy's anxious final minutes awaiting her son's return and the overwhelming pride she felt. Click Homecoming
-Photos from Broad Street as the heroes' welcome grew> Downtown
-Video of some of those who joined the salute to Company A> Click
-Additional photos from Broad courtesy of Natalie Simms> Click
-Armuchee photographer Joel Lieberman's photos of the day> Click
Wednesday's Buzz
-WBHF: Arby's is continuing to accept applications inside the new store on the west side in front of CVS, reports WBHF 1450 AM.
-New spin on Coosa Valley CU's $1,500 United Way donation> UW
-Berry College's yearlong focus on the artwork of talented alumni artists continues in March with an exhibit by Marty Kahnle. Moon Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, or by appointment. The exhibition will be displayed through April 2. Call 706-236-2219> More details
-Saturday's Shorter Hawks-Emmanuel College double header baseball game also is Military Appreciation Day. Events include camouflage uniforms, pre-game ceremony, and Branch of Service Recognition. Game times Saturday are 1 and 3 p.m. For more: Coach Matt Larry at 706-233-7510. Game admission is free
-Rome Braves' single-game tickets go on sale Saturday, March 20: The box office opens at 10 a.m.; ticket prices remain the same: $10, $8,. $6 and $4> Sports
Tonight's PowerBall jackpot worth $170 million> Lottery
What's ahead in Bartow County:
-March 11-14: Cowboy Gathering this Thursday-Sunday at the Booth. Concerts, exhibits, chuck wagon cookoff, cowboy church on tap> Click
-March 13/Mayor Matt's March Mountain March: Group hikes have become a popular pastime for City of Cartersville employees in part because of the development of the city's Pine Mountain Trail Recreation Area. On Saturday, area residents and visitors are invited to join in a hike lead by Mayor Matt Santini. The hike departs the West Trailhead at 10 a.m. The guided hike is 1.57 miles to the summit at 1,562 feet above sea level, overlooking Allatoona Lake, the Etowah River Valley and the City of Cartersville below. For more information call 770-387-5625.
-March 15: Bartow County Democratic Party meets at 7 p.m. at IHOP, 640 E. Main St. Agenda: Volunteering, lobbying matters in Congress.
Norman Arey's Sports Roundtable> Arey
-Georgia's future non-league football schedule is dull; Mettenberger got his money's worth.
Sports/Rome Braves/State Mutual Stadium> Sports
-Braves announced 2010 promotional schedule.
-Rome Braves launch 'official fan page' on Facebook
-Redneck Rummage Sale at State Mutual Stadium March 20> Click
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