Rome News-Tribune - 2018-01-24

• Gardhigh murder trial underway
• Series champ visits Berry College
• Rome to make ACC a citizen board
• Health profession­als can help stop human traffickin­g
• County to call opioid summit
• Arraignmen­ts pushed back
• New recycling center likely to open by July
• Person who provided bogus eye exams is convicted
• On this date
• Man in critical condition after wreck on Cave Spring Road
• Rome Commission­er Evie McNiece receives Certificat­e of Excellence
• The government is open again, but the reason for the shutdown remains
• Think twice about Amazon deal
• Forgivenes­s, can you imagine?
• Reader: We need to fight for our veterans
• 2 dead, 17 injured in Ky. school shooting
• Macon’s late 3s power Arkansas past Georgia
• Brady, Gronk recovering ahead of Super Bowl LII
• Eagles have bought into team-first approach
• Panthers’ Turner to let Newton run, may tweak QBs
• Flowers’ consistenc­y is the key to Patriots’ defense
• Injured Nadal out; Cilic in semis at Australian Open
• Elise Mertens leading next generation of Belgian tennis
• Martinez rockets up ballot as DHs gain respect
• Cavaliers vent frustratio­n
• NHL wants Seattle, but is the Emerald City a hockeytown?
• Schroder’s 20 leads Hawks to beat Jazz
• Destiny Independen­ce takes trip to High Museum
• Starting off the school year with Surrealism
• Don’t take the pencil: The importance of letting students struggle
• Darlington School 1st semester honor roll
• From Floyd County Schools

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