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ArticleSCRIPTURE READ ON COURTHOUSE STEPS

Cit­izens from sev­eral local con­greg­a­tions gathered Tues­day even­ing in front of the Gor­don County Court­house to high­light the Bible verse 2 Chron­icles 7:14, and read the por­tion of the Bible that had been assigned to Gor­don County. This...

SCRIPTURE READ ON COURTHOUSE STEPS

ArticleFriends of Martha: Martha Free­man ‘Aunt Martha’

She called her “Boss.” But Martha Berry knew who the real “Boss” was. Martha Free­man was born in Geor­gia around May 1844, enslaved. She would live through the Eman­cip­a­tion Pro­clam­a­tion in 1863 and the occu­pa­tion of Rome by Gen­eral Wil­liam...

Friends of Martha: Martha Free­man ‘Aunt Martha’

ArticleCrys­tal Springs site lands grant for cleanup

Chickamauga has secured a $4 mil­lion fed­eral grant to clean up con­tam­in­a­tion at the former Crys­tal Springs Print Works prop­erty, advan­cing a long-run­ning effort to redevelop one of the city’s largest vacant indus­trial sites. The fund­ing...

Crys­tal Springs site lands grant for cleanup

ArticleEco­nomic sur­vey seeks farmer input

Offi­cials are encour­aging Geor­gia farm­ers to provide feed­back on the eco­nomic chal­lenges they face. Part­ner­ing on the statewide effort, the Geor­gia Found­a­tion for Agri­cul­ture, Geor­gia Farm Bur­eau, and the Uni­versity of Geor­gia...

Eco­nomic sur­vey seeks farmer input

ArticleCom­munity Cal­en­dar

Coosa Val­ley Regional Ser­vices will hold its bi-monthly board meet­ing Thursday, July 16, at 9:30 AM, at the main office, 400 North 5th Ave., Suite 200, Rome. Meet­ings are open to the pub­lic. Hamilton’s Peeples Can­cer Insti­tute, 1215 Memorial...

Com­munity Cal­en­dar

Article‘ADULT RUGS’

With intric­ate designs, a dis­tinct­ively artsy feel and ser­i­ous dur­ab­il­ity, Amer­ican Dakota is churn­ing out what com­pany founder Mark Ford calls “adult rugs” — pieces that are worth an invest­ment and will feel rel­ev­ant and fresh for years.

‘ADULT RUGS’