Where Bartow County's news day starts – and ends. Continuing coverage at www.bartowheadlines.com:
- After a record-setting low of 15 in Rome and 14 in Cartersville on Wednesday, a warmer -- then wetter -- weekend.
Headlines:
- Jobs: Local labor force jumps to 39,700 in October, the highest in at least 13 months. First-time jobless claims up in Bartow County. Employment
- Bekaert aftermath: EPD check finds no 'health hazards.' Watching for symptoms of potential respiratory problems. Health
- Marietta's deal to purchase News Publishing amended to address key debts. What happens next? Media
- Small roof fire reported at Georgia Highlands student center in Rome. Highlands
- Weekend: Christmas shopping downtown. Nutcracker. Lots of pancakes. Victory Bowl. And what to know about Ebola. Events
- Local Stop Hunger Now! packages off to Zambia. Georgia Northwestern graduates 9 law enforcers today. Christmas concert set. Updates
- Public Health restaurant inspection scores for Northwest Georgia. Dining
- Bartow County Jail reports, Cartersville Police arrest reports.
Regular features:
- Christmas events in Northwest Georgia this season. Parades, performances and more. Christmas
- Today's business headlines from Georgia Trend
- Northwest Georgia's best source for job leads. Click Career Builder
Chick-fil-A Dwarf House Sports Report (click)
- John McCellan's high school football playoff picks: Coosa, Model, Adairsville in for rough nights. Big win for Cartersville; close call for Calhoun
- Georgia High School Football Daily.
- New volleyball coach at Rome High.
- Coming Friday: Norman Arey's Norman's No-Nos, 15 locks to lose this weekend in college football.
- Saturday: NCCAA's Victory Bowl at Barron Stadium featuring Shorter University and North Greenville (S.C). Noon kickoff. Tickets: $15.
- Hawks' Jordan Shaw named Gulf South Conference Defensive Player of the Year; more GSC honors
Hometown Headlines Radio Edition on WRGA 98.7 FM & 1470 AM
- 7-9 a.m. Click to listen live online
- Please join our guests including:
- Representatives from Floyd Medical Center about new infectuous disease health procedures
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