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60% chance of rain which means 1.35 inches of wet stuff are on the way now through Sunday; high near 90.
Headlines:
- First bites at Ichiban: Great show, good chow but the guys just down Turner McCall are still the ones to beat. Dining
- Labor Department to help Toyo Tire recruit on Aug. 23 in Calhoun. Jobs
- Regional commission seeks comments on Beaulieu project; company to pay $1.6 million in taxes a year. Business
- Latest on Buckle in Rome. Honors for Brinson Askew's Richardson. Townsell joins Floyd. Craton Promotions: Next Generation. Coosa Valley Financial unites holdings. Roundup
- Kiwanis Club's Volleyball Showdown is Aug. 23. Independent Living offers 'time out for chocolate.' County Commission meets Tuesday. Briefs
- Cowboys, bat boys, bayou boys (and girls) and a Night at the Museum. What's ahead this weekend. Updates
- Public Health restaurant inspection scores for Floyd, Bartow, Gordon, Polk and Chattooga counties. Inspections
- Bartow County Jail reports; Cartersville Police arrest reports.
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- Rome Braves win fifth straight, 3-1, over RiverDogs
- Additional updates on the Braves: Big reunion this weekend.
- Shorter's football team begins new season with check-ins, physicals Friday. Hawks
- John McClellan's high school football: 7 local schools start 2014 season with new head coaches; scrimmages next. McClellan
- Shorter sets Meet the Coaches lunch for Aug. 28 (date change).
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- Mike Beavers of Rome High on what's ahead for the Wolves this football season. Changes on and off the field.
- Jim Powell of the Knights of Columbus of St. Mary's Catholic Church on the Labor Day Barbecue coming to the Rome Civic Center.
- Hometown Headlines/WRGA News Roundtable.
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