Rome News-Tribune - 2021-07-23

• FMC donates blood pressure machines
• Panel: Overcoming hesitancy key
• How to heal the world
• David Ralston opts not to seek US Senate seat
• COVID-19 IN FLOYD COUNTY
• CRBI reports safe river E.coli levels at Grizzard Park and Neel’s Landing, but high-risk at Heritage Park
• TODAY’S HISTORY
• HOROSCOPE
• GEORGIA LOTTERY
• Today is National Vanilla Ice Cream Day
• ‘RIDICULOUS’ Vaccine myths cripple US uptake as delta surges
• COVID may have claimed as many as 5 million lives in India
• Pitching in for a better world
• It’s that time of year
• Saturday night races
• KSU professor breaks down bitcoin for Rome Rotarians
• Local unemployme­nt up half a percentage point in June
• Duncan proposes tax credit to raise money for law enforcemen­t
• HALL, Ronald Alan “Ron”
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Police identify Woodstock man killed in I-75 crash in Marietta
• OBITUARIES: In Memory AUSTIN SR., Richard
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Reader wants his sister to stop asking his guests about religion
• PHILIP ALDER
• Report: One-third of US has limited voting access since 2020 election
• Report: Polk man shot truck, pointed gun at person
• Rome woman charged with meth possession
• Miss. urges SCOTUS to use abortion case to overturn Roe vs. Wade
• Bryan Miller, Zell’s grandson, enters race for lt. governor
• Statue set for beloved coach
• SEC coaches, players tread lightly with NIL
• AIMING HIGH
• Okongwu undergoes shoulder surgery
• Bulldogs look to connect more after Zoom-filled season
• U.S. flag bearer takes unconventi­onal path

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