July 12, 2019
Dalton Daily Citizen
The historic Belk building in downtown Dalton could reopen as an apartment building next spring, according to the owners.
July 10, 2019
Rome News-Tribune
Representatives form more than a dozen local businesses got to tour The Lofts at Third and Broad on Tuesday on what amounted to a field trip for the Small Business Action Council of the Rome Floyd Chamber of Commerce.
Todd Wofford was named Tuesday to lead the Rome-Floyd County Parks and Recreation Department on a permanent basis.
Cartersville Daily Tribune News
In April, Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor suggested that officials from the County government meet with officials from Bartow’s municipal governments to iron out some streamlined, intergovernmental guidelines on digital billboards.
July 9, 2019
Greg Fowler, who worked for the Georgia State Patrol for 29 years and was a member of the Cohutta town council until last month, was named by Mayor Ron Shinnick as the town’s police chief effective Saturday, following the resignations of the acting police chief and three part-time officers.
The Northwest Georgia Housing Authority got the special-use permits it needed Monday to build two new duplexes in East Rome.
Polk County Standard Journal
Rockmart locals still have time to explore ‘A Universe of Stories’ with this year’s summer reading program, and as always, dozens of events have been lined up to keep the city’s astronauts entertained all season long.
July 8, 2019
The cities of Rome and Cave Spring will be holding elections this year to fill seats on their governing bodies.
Coca-Cola tourists from all across the country and from every continent but Antarctica were part of a special day at the Cedartown Museum of Coca-Cola Memorabilia ahead of the July 4 holiday.
Changes have come in the Cedartown Recreation Department in the last months. Improvements have been completed at local ball fields, and more youth than ever are joining teams to play soccer, softball, football and more during the seasons of the year.