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- Probably another half inch today; drier weekend ahead.
Headlines:
- Latest employment updates as state Labor department releases July report. Jobs
- Sear's Hometown store in Cartersville closes Monday; Calhoun store to remain open. Sear's Hometown
- Job fair Aug. 31 for 75 jobs in Trenton. Chamber ribbon cutting today, after hours this evening. Business
- Wachsteter seeks new term representing Ward 1 on the Rome City Commission. Politics
- Video: Isakson says, 'I will not be part of any agreement that allows the Iranians to develop a nuclear weapon.' Senate
- Darlington's convocation celebrates the 111th school year and the centennial anniversary of the school's Honor Code. Darlington
- Georgia Highlands promotes Elijah Scott to Dean of Libraries, College Testing and Curriculum. Highlands
- Free Clinic of Rome collects those 20,000 Harbin Clinic 'dimes' ($2,000 check). #HarbinDimeTime
- Coosa Valley: Berry announces fine arts season. Duck Derby takes a swing at volleyball. Euharlee welcome center/museum ribbon cutting set. Benefit showing of 'Young Frankenstein.' News
- Smile Report: Parent aide Shemika Roberts earns national honors. Smile
- Georgia Health News: Tests show Georgian returing from California has the plague. GHN
- Obituaries: Remembering Billy Joe Dover, Deborah Lee Martin. Funerals
- Public Health restaurant inspections scores, brought to you by Dr. Miniyar Pediatrics. Dining
- Area arrest reports brought to you by Midian Roofing. CrimeWatch
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- At 7:40 a.m.: If schedules permit, Sen. Chuck Hufstetler will join us for his updates on the Department of Revenuee/Floyd County tax standoff and what's next with reform efforts.
- At 8:40: Dr. Frank Stephenson, professor and chair of the Department of Economics at Berry College, on the 2016 presidential field and the economy.
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