Rome News-Tribune - 2021-03-04

• Vaccine access rapidly expanding
• Local investors buy Shrimp Boat
• Cave Spring aims to start sewer improvemen­t project in April
• House OKS $140M tax cut
• Tigers for Tomorrow, a nonprofit animal preserve an hour away from Rome, is slated to open again Saturday.
• TODAY’S HISTORY
• Sports bill slammed by trans advocates moves in Senate
• Georgia House subcommitt­ee approves new legalized gambling constituti­onal amendment
• Most lawmakers can’t cite local examples of trans girls in sports
• A year of column writing
• Have you remembered your pets in your will?
• On election reform and voter fraud
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Reggae icon Bunny Wailer, co-founder of famed group the Wailers, dies at 73
• Special-needs scholarshi­ps clear Ga. Senate, panned as vouchers
• Cobb courts hold implicit bias training for judges
• Floyd County enacts new training program to improve functional­ity
• Train removed after blocking traffic on Glenn Milner Boulevard, Second Avenue
• Becerra’s nod to lead health agency heads to Senate floor
• American infrastruc­ture improves slightly but still C-, civil engineers say
• RLT returns to indoor performanc­es with ‘Love Letters’ in April; Virtual Table Read for ‘Mousetrap’ takes place Friday
• Haase retires from role at Rome-floyd parks agency
• Taylor tapped as SEC’S coach of the year
• PHILIP ALDER
• Woman struggles to trust that her bisexual boyfriend will not stray

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