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Rome City Schools failed its initial state accreditation inspection—a relative rarity for a system the size of Rome. The problem, accordi...

Rome’s burglars were back in action in the early morning hours of February 19th, breaking into four businesses, including Floyd County Lane...

The  Rome News-Tribune  unveiled its “new look” this week in 1968 complete with a more modular layout, sans serif headline fonts, an eight...

The Rome City Commission clarified and revised ordinances involving mobile homes within the city limits. The commission had considered a pr...

My love affair with comic books began relatively early. And I owe it all to my parents, who decided that a few comic books would be the perf...

Rome finally got its first specialized cardiac care facility when the Floyd Hospital approved the creation of a five-bed coronary intensive...

The four-laning of Lavender Drive and Redmond Circle from Shorter Avenue (near the West Rome Baptist Church) to Alabama Road (in front of W...

After a couple of snowy false starts, “snow day” was the call of the day for January 15th, when an inch of snow and a layer of sleet made Ro...

The Braves Caravan paid a visit to Rome--and to West Rome High School--on Monday, January 8th as their first stop on a whirlwind tour of nu...

Chieftains were surprised by the announcement of a major coaching change this week in 1968: Coach Paul Kennedy was promoted to coordinator ...