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ArticleFrom robot­ics to anim­a­tion, stu­dents show­case cre­ativ­ity

From build­ing robots and design­ing anim­a­tions to cre­at­ing projects aimed at sav­ing the planet, stu­dents at Dar­ling­ton School showed that impress­ive tech­no­lo­gical innov­a­tions don’t always require years of exper­i­ence. A total of 62...

From robot­ics to anim­a­tion, stu­dents show­case cre­ativ­ity

ArticleSchnauzer­fest barks up a new tree

Tails were droop­ing across Rome and Floyd County as Schnauzer­fest organ­izers announced they are mov­ing the event to Helen next year and that this year’s event was the last in Rome. Schnauzer­fest Exec­ut­ive Dir­ector Hugh Tyner announced the move...

Schnauzer­fest barks up a new tree

ArticleCave Spring removes fire fee

Just months after rais­ing its fire pro­tec­tion fee, Cave Spring has reversed course, elim­in­at­ing the charge fol­low­ing a Geor­gia Supreme Court rul­ing. The Cave Spring City Coun­cil approved remov­ing the $18 fee Tues­day after con­sult­ing...

Cave Spring removes fire fee

ArticleFloyd’s 1st freeze this week­end

Rome and Floyd County res­id­ents should bundle up and watch for icy roads, as the area could see its first winter freeze this week­end. “Tem­per­at­ures in Rome will drop into the low 30s early Sat­urday morn­ing before warm­ing as the sun comes up,”...

Floyd’s 1st freeze this week­end

Article‘To sing with bold­ness and artistry’ — Shorter Uni­versity Chor­ale takes music on tour.

Sunday, Nov. 7, 1976 Time stands still; clock hands silent Time is stand­ing still on Tower Hill. Bedgood Clock Ser­vice came to town Thursday morn­ing and took the clock hands and brass clock machinery from the 104-foothigh 10-sided brick tower on...

‘To sing with bold­ness and artistry’ — Shorter Uni­versity Chor­ale takes music on tour.