Local news updates all day long at www.bartowheadlines.com:
Ware Mechanical forecast:
- Heat index of up to 100 possible today; actual high -- 96. Weather
- Floyd EMA: Ways to help 'beat the heat' with return of summer's hot temperatures. RFPRA offers locations to 'cool-off' this summer. Heat
Today's headlines:
- Health: Redmond Regional's booming with cath lab, ER, cafeteria upgrades as well as residency program and new EMS headquarters. Redmond
- Business: Marketplace flying together in Cartersville with Freddy's frame going up and mega Kroger nearing completion. Business
- Business: Big piece of 'Medical Mile' up for auction. Mohawk among 'greenest' companies honored. Business
- Remembering Mr. George B. Allen, age 87, of Rome. Obituaries
- Public Health restaurant inspection scores returns Tuesday. Dining
- Area arrest reports brought to you by Dr. Miniyar's Pediatrics. CrimeWatch
Recommended reads:
- Floyd Schools, first responders produce a chilling video that will change the way you drive. Video
- 2016 Guide to Summer Camps in Northwest Georgia. Camps
- Vacation Bible Schools plan a busy summer. What's ahead. VBS
- Northwest Georgia traffic conditions via Google Maps or Waze.
- 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
- Rome Braves conclude road trip to Greensboro.
- Next: In Columbia today-Wednesday; home Thursday-Sunday vs. Greensboro.
- Mills Fitzner's Rome Braves' home game photo gallery.
- Darlington finishes no. 10 in AA director's cup.
- Upcoming community sports events.
- Links to sports summer camps. Football, baseball and more.
Hometown Headlines Radio Edition, WRGA 98.7 FM (streaming)
Please join our guests from 7-9 a.m. including:
- At 7:40 a.m. Jim Alred from Harbin Clinic on the Independence Day premiere of the Splash Dash as well as the concert and fireworks to follow at Ridge Ferry Park.
- At 8:10 a.m.: Tim Herrington, Floyd County Emergency Management director, on our heat wave and the cooling shelters now available to the public.
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