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Northwest Georgia Wedding Expo takes place Sunday at The Forum

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Whether you’re about to walk down the aisle or just wanting a little inspiration for the future, the Northwest Georgia Wedding Expo brings it all together in one place.Rome, Georgia · Rome Read Article

Timbering for the long haul: Floyd County grower sees stakes in proposed state tax cut

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A proposed amendment to the Georgia Constitution that would eliminate sales taxes on timber is drawing local attention as landowners say mill closures, storm damage and shrinking markets are putting long-term forestry under increasing strain.Rome, Georgia · Rome Read Article

'Bell to bell' cell phone ban at high schools could be difficult, local school officials say

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State legislators passed a bill last year banning cellphones for students in kindergarten to eighth grade, but the fight for distraction-free classrooms isn’t over, as legislators are seeking to expand the restriction to high schools during the 2026 legislative session.Mobile Phones · Rome Read Article

America’s Moral Barometer in 2025: Why Nurses Still Lead—and What the Decline of Clergy Trust Reveals - ZENIT

(ZENIT News / Rome, 01.27.2026).- For nearly five decades, Gallup has taken the pulse of American moral confidence by asking a deceptively simple question: which professions deserve the most trust? Since 1976, the polling giant has tracked how U.S. adults rate a wide range of occupations for honesty and ethical standards. Its latest survey, conducted between December 1 and 15, 2025, evaluated 21 professions—and the results offer a revealing snap…Rome, Georgia · Rome Read Article

Franklin Eugene Cordle, known affectionately as ‘Geno, 54 of Rome

Franklin Eugene Cordle, known affectionately as ‘Geno,’ passed away on January 23, 2026, in his hometown of Rome, Georgia, surrounded by family. Born on November 19, 1971, in Rome, Geno devoted his life to his family and his passion for working with his hands. Throughout his professional career, Geno made significant contributions to the community he served, Rome and Floyd County. SourceRome, Georgia · Rome Read Article

Mr. Michael Edward Hughes, age 69, of Rome

Mr. Michael Edward Hughes, age 69, of Rome, passed away on Saturday, January 24, 2026, at his residence. Mr. Hughes was born in Floyd County, Georgia on October 30, 1956, son of the late Marion Edward Hughes and the late Mary Lou Chastain Hughes. He was also preceded in death by a sister, Judith Cochran. Mr. Hughes worked as a Maintenance Technician at Integrated Products and then at Kobelco… SourceRome, Georgia · Rome Read Article

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Northwest Georgia Wedding Expo takes place Sunday at The Forum

Timbering for the long haul: Floyd County grower sees stakes in proposed state tax cut

ADONIA K. SMITH: The day Challenger changed a GSD classroom forever

Rome adopts new regulations for gas stations, convenience stores

Floyd County youth group learns fingerprinting

Police seek help searching for West Rome shooting suspect

'Bell to bell' cell phone ban at high schools could be difficult, local school officials say

America’s Moral Barometer in 2025: Why Nurses Still Lead—and What the Decline of Clergy Trust Reveals - ZENIT

Franklin Eugene Cordle, known affectionately as ‘Geno, 54 of Rome

Mr. Michael Edward Hughes, age 69, of Rome

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Northwest Georgia Wedding Expo takes place Sunday at The Forum

Timbering for the long haul: Floyd County grower sees stakes in proposed state tax cut

ADONIA K. SMITH: The day Challenger changed a GSD classroom forever

Rome adopts new regulations for gas stations, convenience stores

Floyd County youth group learns fingerprinting

Police seek help searching for West Rome shooting suspect

'Bell to bell' cell phone ban at high schools could be difficult, local school officials say

America’s Moral Barometer in 2025: Why Nurses Still Lead—and What the Decline of Clergy Trust Reveals - ZENIT

Franklin Eugene Cordle, known affectionately as ‘Geno, 54 of Rome

Mr. Michael Edward Hughes, age 69, of Rome

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