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Rome's dry weather (the city and the county hadn't had any measurable rainfall since September 29th) was creating a severe fire haza...

Often, when I'm working on bookkeeping, I pull a favorite album, place it on the turntable, and enjoy some memorable music. The idea, ...

Rome's economic prospects continued to look up: General Electric announced that it was closing a plant in Massachusetts and moving the j...

West Rome students enjoyed a five-day "weekend" thanks to teacher in-service days; studnets got to sleep late beginning on Wednesd...

The first possible location for a new Rome post office was announced on October 7th--but it wasn't the location that we all know as the ...

What a different society it was a half-century ago: two black students from Floyd County, Charles E. Johnson and Martha Robinson Lattimer, f...

Back in the days before Mom's health deteriorated significantly, Mom and Dad loved to go to the mall. In the 60s, it was Greenbriar Mall...

Good news from Jerad Walters of Centipede Press in today's email: they have the rights to produce illustrated hardcover of Fritz Leiber...

The new television season rolled out in mid-September; the networks continued to hold on to black and white technology, with only about 25% ...

I've set up IOS 7 on one of my devices, and I've used it for a few days. I find myself going back to the IOS 6 phone every chance ...