Rome News-Tribune - 2020-08-19

• Setting the stage
• Elections Board hears complaints
• DDA making plans for Fiddlin’ Fest despite COVID
• Industrial prospect activity is brisk despite the pandemic, according to Rome-floyd County Developmen­t Authority President Missy Kendrick.
• Today in History
• Kids are bigger coronaviru­s spreaders than many doctors realized – here’s how schools can lower risk
• Gordon Central High School closes due to COVID cases
• Kemp sets spending of federal school aid
• Many steps needed for accurate test results
• The Booth: Tell ’em Harry sent you
• The healing quality of appreciati­on
• An opportunit­y for wellness
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• PSC balks at speeding up Plant Vogtle review
• ‘An unfortunat­e and heinous act’
• Video shows encounter that led to murder charge for Atlanta officer
• White driver denies antagonizi­ng biracial man who shot girl
• Michelle Obama warns at DNC that President Trump is ‘in over his head’
• US Postal Service halts some changes amid outcry, lawsuits
• Gurley, Mack sit out first practice in full pads
• Cedartown grad Chubb sidelined with concussion
• Rome gets first win of 2020
• COVID-19, not championsh­ips, a hot topic
• Woman looks for words to heal husband cut down by his mother

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