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Rome detectives broke up a Rome-based auto theft ring that whose operations stretched from Chicago to Birmingham to Savannah. The thieves w...

The jury deliberated for less than three hours in the case of Watson Street residents against Minge Cement Company before they issued a perm...

The “dust case,” as it was dubbed in the newspaper, finally got its days in court—Floyd Superior Court, to be precise. Watson Street reside...

Mike Grass was named lineman of the week by the Rome News-Tribune for his performance in the season-opener Dalton football game, which West...

For me, it has always been Fantastic Four . Why? It wasn't my first comic. It wasn't even the first comic I actively collected (...

I first heard the Beatles' "When I'm Sixty-Four" the month it was released. I was thirteen years old, soon to turn fourtee...

School was back in session for West Rome students as of Monday, .August 28th. (County schools got a couple of extra days off, though, since...

We’re so accustomed to thinking of I-75 as a “done deal” that it’s almost surprising to learn that much of I-75 through Georgia was incompl...

Politics never changes: Floyd County residents were upset fifty years ago when they discovered that tax money had been used to pay for road...

We were still enjoying summer fifty years ago in West Rome, because school wasn’t scheduled to start back until August 28th (almost a full ...