Rockmart, GA News

• Rockmart, GA News
• Memorial Day weekend weather: partly sunny with highs in the low 90s
• Vietnam veterans wall opens at Fort Gordon
• Vietnam veterans wall opens at Fort Gordon
• Cedartown songwriter pens Kenny Chesney tune
• Cedartown songwriter pens Kenny Chesney tune
• Candidates announced for local offices
• Candidates announced for local offices
• Market struggles for direction before long weekend
• Market struggles for direction before long weekend
• Recent Polk County arrests
• Passengers: Atlanta airport shuttles take too long
• US stock futures mixed ahead of holiday
• Friday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 92
• What's happening today May 25
• GNTC, Macon State College sign agreement
• GNTC, Macon State College sign agreement
• School Board updates seven district map
• US forecasters: 9 to 15 storms in hurricane season
• Georgia to seek business opportunities in Turkey
• Search for Romney running mate in audition phase
• Oil near 7-month lows as Chinese economy ebbs
• Aragon man charged with assault, disorderly conduct
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high near 88
• What's happening today May 24
• Featured reader submitted photo
• Featured reader submitted photo
• Ga. Rep. Broun suggests FDIC targets GOP states
• Deal launches landmark initiative to improve childhood fitness
• Oil drops below $90 for 1st time since Nov. 1
• Seamen who died in sub attacked honored in Ga.
• US futures follow Europe and Asia downward
• Demolition nears for historic dorm on UGA campus
• Wednesday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 82
• What's happening today May 23
• Ga. lawyers donate 612,000 pounds of food
• Recent Polk County police reports
• Report: Problems at personal care homes piling up
• Carved stone found in Cedartown
• Obama leads Ga. fund-raising; Romney closing gap
• Market breaks losing streak, with China's help
• Retail gas prices move in favor of Memorial Day
• Tuesday's weather: slight chance of rain, high near 82
• What's happening today May 22
• Local Memorial Day service will be held Wednesday, May 30
• Local Memorial Day service will be held Wednesday, May 30
• Jones will retire as Polk County Probate Judge
• Monster Wars event continues Saturday
• Monster Wars event continues Saturday
• Cedartown officials hear pitch for propane vehicles
• Cedartown officials hear pitch for propane vehicles
• What's happening today May 18
• What's happening today May 18
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63
• Postal Service to begin closing plants this summer
• Postal Service to begin closing plants this summer
• Obama camp urges Romney to show 'moral leadership'
• Obama camp urges Romney to show 'moral leadership'
• Prosecutors give closing argument in Edwards trial
• Prosecutors give closing argument in Edwards trial
• Judge delays Mladic trial due to evidence errors
• Delta says frequent fliers saw different fares
• Oil dips further below $93 on euro crisis concern
• Black bear spotted on Rome walking trail
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high near 85
• What's happening today, May 17
• Recent Polk County police reports
• GI killed in Vietnam War to get Medal of Honor
• THE RACE: Endorsements slow as Romney closes in
• RMS students form band, play in honor of friend's memory
• CMS holds career day
• Oil falls to 6-month low near $92 on US supplies
• Georgia Public Service Commission approves rate cuts
• Wednesday's weather: sunny with a high near 84
• What's happening today May 16
• Polk County Chamber of Commerce salutes small businesses
• Candidates can qualify for Polk County offices May 23-25
• Congress moves to reauthorize Export-Import Bank
• Robbery investigation leads to arrests
• Northside Elementary attends CRBI quiz bowl
• TVA raises fuel adjustment for June
• Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears
• Tuesday's weather: slight chance of rain, high near 80
• What's happening today May 15
• Greek coalition talks to continue Tuesday
• Greek coalition talks to continue Tuesday
• Coca-Cola tries again with mid-calorie sodas
• John Edwards' lawyers begin presenting defense
• 2 Navy submarine officers charged in fraud probe
• Judge sides with Ga. school on copyright fight
• Oil down to near $94 on China, Europe concerns
• A barrel of oil settles at lowest price in 2012
• Monday's weather: chance of showers, high of 78
• What's happening today May 14
• Skateboarders arrive in Rockmart for first leg of race
• Skateboarders arrive in Rockmart for first leg of race
• This weekend's weather: chance of rain with highs in low 70s
• This weekend's weather: chance of rain with highs in low 70s
• What's happening this weekend May 12-13
• What's happening this weekend May 12-13
• Polk County couple upset at dog shooting incident
• Polk County couple upset at dog shooting incident
• Shon Erwin to be new director for Cedar Hill Senior Living
• Shon Erwin to be new director for Cedar Hill Senior Living
• Update:Seven teachers cut from high schools, special session meeting to be held Monday
• Rockmart Middle School holds talent show
• Recent Polk County arrests
• Colossal misstep at JP Morgan rattles US futures
• Cedartown High School FBLA members attend power breakfast
• Friday's weather: sunny with a high near 78
• School board to hold special session at CHS cafeteriaMonday
• What's happening today May 11
• House OKs social programs cuts to aid Pentagon
• With Apple in, Dow would have set record long ago
• CDC: Half of young adults get sunburned
• Justice Dept. plans to sue Arizona sheriff Arpaio
• Cedartown Xtreme placed second at Dalton softball tournament
• FBI, police search for serial bank robber
• Oil falls to near $96 as US crude supplies grow
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high near 75
• What's happening today May 10
• Recent Cedartown police reports
• Postal Service: Will keep rural post offices open
• Kidnap-slaying suspect, wife charged with murder
• NAACP launches voter registration push in Georgia
• Double agent hands al-Qaida its 3rd failed bombing attempt
• US stock futures follow Europe lower
• Deal, Driver Services to launch a more secure licensing process
• Wednesday's weather: slight chance of rain, high of 75
• What's happening today May 9
• Coroner: Valium, alcohol killed painter Kinkade
• Cleveland to assume new post at Rockmart Library
• Biden says sanctions will devastate Iran's economy
• GOP blocks Senate debate on Dem student loan bill
• N. Korean nuclear weapons: How real is the threat?
• Five years pass with no leads on missing Cedartown man
• Tuesday's weather: possible showers and thunderstorms, high of 82
• What's happening today May 8
• Three arrested in power pole incident
• Three arrested in power pole incident
• Obama campaign emphasizes economy in newest ad
• Obama campaign emphasizes economy in newest ad
• Austerity is a dirty word in Europe but what next?
• Cedartown Curves celebrates 10 years in business
• State recommends denial of Ga. charter school
• George Lindsey, known as TV's Goober Pyle, dies
• US stock futures tumble after European elections
• Oil prices fall below $100 for first time since Feb; retail gas prices follow
• Monday's weather: partly sunny with a high near 82
• What's happening today May 7
• This weekend's weather: hot with a chance of rain Saturday and Sunday,
• This weekend's weather: hot with a chance of rain Saturday and Sunday,
• This weekend's weather: hot with a chance of rain Saturday and Sunday,
• What's happening
• What's happening
• Judge: Ga. discriminating against deaf, disabled
• Judge: Ga. discriminating against deaf, disabled
• US hiring slows sharply with just 115K jobs added
• US hiring slows sharply with just 115K jobs added
• Justifiable homicides in Ga. increase after law
• Justifiable homicides in Ga. increase after law
• Woodman of the world holds drawing for bicycles
• US stocks sink after weak April jobs report
• Markets on edge ahead of US jobs data, elections
• Xtreme wins softball championship in Canton
• Friday's weather: chance of showers, high of 85
• What's happening today May 4
• State technical college system approves new fee structure for GED testing
• State technical college system approves new fee structure for GED testing
• Two-vehicle accident ties up Cedartown bypass
• Deal signs state charter schools bill
• New motorcycle warning signs going up in Georgia
• Democrats in GOP-leaning House races may aid Obama
• Oil hovers above $105 ahead of key US jobs figures
• Parents reminded not to leave kids in hot cars
• Thursday's weather: showers likely, high of 81
• What's happening today May 3
• Northside fourth graders to tour Main Street
• Northside fourth graders to tour Main Street
• US factory orders fell in March by most in 3 years
• Blind activist goes free after promises of safety
• 100,000 Facebook users use new organ donor option
• Oil price falls on concerns about global economy
• Rockmart youth soccer continues to grow
• Comcast 1Q earnings up 30 percent
• Wednesday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 86
• What's happening today May 2
• Hungry homeless man gets arrested intentionally
• Hungry homeless man gets arrested intentionally
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,828
• Deal signs bill that ends most abortions after 20 weeks, cuts state agency
• Gingrich thanks campaign supporters in new video
• Sign-ups are under way for Ayers/Beck Tournament; Gammage signs-up first
• Rockmart seeking volunteers for youth soccer camps, season
• Avon Products 1Q profit tumbles
• Tuesday's weather: partly sunny with a high near 87
• What's happening today May 1
• Monster shares soar on rumors of Coke deal
• Mike Sullivan to run for sheriff
• Main Street being scraped for repaving
• B&N, Microsoft team up on Nook, college businesses
• 1 case down, 2 left to go for fugitive siblings
• Motorists now paying less for gas than a year ago
• Dow regains ground it lost in April; Amazon surges
• Monday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 90
• What's happening today April 30
• 50 marijuana plants seized in Polk drug raid
• 50 marijuana plants seized in Polk drug raid
• Recent Polk County arrest reports
• Recent Polk County arrest reports
• White House threatens to veto student loan bill
• White House threatens to veto student loan bill
• Natural gas prices rise; oil declines slightly
• Natural gas prices rise; oil declines slightly
• Judge wants to know more about Zimmerman finances
• Judge wants to know more about Zimmerman finances
• Former TVA chief says nuclear program too costly
• US stock futures gain modestly ahead of GDP data
• Friday's weather: slight chance of rain, high of 82
• What's happening today April 27
• Handcycle race provides prelude of weekend events in Rome
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Who pays when prez politicks?
• TVA approves more expensive reactor construction
• Cancer survivors urged to eat better, exercise
• Official: Secret Service probing another trip
• Life now different for Paul Walker
• Ariz. migrant case could lead to sweeping changes
• Thursday's weather: slight chance of showers, high near 82
• Police seek information in possible child abduction
• What's happening today April 26
• State tries to fix worker insurance plan shortfall
• Fed: Economy growing moderately; no policy changes
• White House gate crasher to run for Va governor
• Four stations called to structure fire on Collard Valley Road Tuesday night
• Senate Dems ready bill freezing student loan costs
• Floyd breaks ground on Rockmart Urgent Care
• US stock futures buoyed by strong earnings data
• Wednesday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 79
• What's happening today April 25
• Google launches storage service for personal files
• Federal inmate could face death penalty for murder
• Emergency responders called to wreck on Hwy 27
• Americans remain confident in April
• New wireless subscribers down sharply at AT&T
• Spotlight on business: Aragon Pawn and Variety
• Oil hovers near $103 amid EU economy worries
• Tuesday's weather: partly sunny with a high near 68
• Open house held at new Cedartown EMS station 3
• What's happening today April 24
• Number of US illegal immigrants from Mexico drops
• Recent Cedartown police reports
• Cedartown man dies from injuries from April 16 wreck
• Obama targets Iran, Syria with new sanctions
• Ga. Supreme Court Justice Hines to run again
• Oil near $103 on growth fears, Europe uncertainty
• Consumers can expect more relief at the pump
• Monday's weather: mostly sunny with a high of 60
• What's happening today April 23
• Land owner loses court fight over tax values
• Land owner looses court fight over tax values
• This weekend's weather: clearing up with highs in the 70s
• This weekend's weather: clearing up with highs in the 70s
• What's happening this weekend April 20-21
• Floyd Medical issues rebuttal to Blue Cross statement
• Floyd Medical issues rebuttal to Blue Cross statement
• GHC scholarship recipients and donors celebrated
• GHC scholarship recipients and donors celebrated
• Fewer US states reported job gains last month
• Ousted Secret Service supervisor joked about Palin
• Mexico volcano spews glowing rock, tower of ash
• UN aims for up to 300 Syria cease-fire monitors
• US futures rise as weekend nears
• Friday's weather: mostly cloudy with a slight chance of rain
• What's happening today April 20
• Ga. gov signs package of tax changes
• Cedartown Moving Day March to be held Saturday
• THE RACE: Polls show Obama-Romney race very close
• Program promising for gopher tortoises
• Youth bike ride is April 26
• US futures up on strong corporate earnings
• Lottery board to weigh Ga. gambling proposal
• Thursday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 75
• What's happening today April 19
• National monument could nearly quadruple in size
• THE RACE: Romney, Obama both claim Reagan legacy
• AP Newsbreak: EPA to reduce gas drilling pollution
• Ga. handcuff case renews school policing debate
• Breivik wants death penalty or acquittal
• Oil hovers above $104 after US crude supply jump
• Rockmart youth softball enjoying a successful spring
• Wednesday's weather: chance of rain, high of 73
• What's happening today April 18
• U.S. Marshals explain Monday gathering at Cowboys
• RHS Senior Night starting time pushed back
• Drs. Coburn, Barrasso, Gingrey and Roe Release Report on coming insolvency of Medicare
• Obama wants to target oil market manipulation
• RMA Safety Awards recognize excellence in Rome
• US stock futures rise as companies post 1Q results
• Democrats prepare to elect convention delegates
• What's happening today April 17
• Tuesday's weather: occasional showers with a high near 73
• No injuries reported in failed Saturday take-off at Polk County Airport
• No injuries reported in failed Saturday take-off at Polk County Airport
• Cedartown Police Department plans to purchase Tasers
• Recent Cedartown police reports
• CDC: Accidental kids' deaths down 30 percent
• UN strongly condemns NKorea rocket launch
• Oil and gas prices may fall further this week after "constructive" talks with Iran
• US futures up ahead of retail, inventory reports
• Monday's weather: chance of showers and thunderstorms, high near 83
• What's happening today April 16
• Motorcycle rally supports building fund at Murphy Harpst Children's Center
• Federal authorities raid local pharmacy
• Two Wednesday fires keep crews busy
• Second driver will not be charged in fatal wreck
• Cedar Valley Arts Festival to be held april 28-29
• Ga. Aquarium expecting first mammal birth
• Syria says it will stop fighting by UN deadline
• Jimmy Lester selected as finance chairman for state YMCA
• AG vows thorough review in Trayvon Martin case
• Threat of wildfires soars in Georgia
• US stock futures rise day after big decline
• Eastside student lends support to Relay for Life
• Wednesday's weather: sunny and cooler with a high near 61
• What's happening today April 11
• Pink Sugar has sale for TOM's Shoes
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Drop in unemployment reduces benefits
• Attorney: Zimmerman defense fund website is real
• Investigation closes on explosion that killed two last year
• Oil prices drop 2 percent Monday
• Rockmart man dies in shooting Saturday
• Agriculture students host plant sale
• NOAA releases fire danger statement for Polk County
• Stocks slide in reaction to hiring slump in March
• American households spent 8.7% of income on gas in March
• Monday's weather: sunny with a high near 76
• What's happening today April 9
• This weekend's weather: mostly sunny iwth highs in the low 70s
• Charter schools dominate Ga. education debate
• Lawyers: Throw out Fort Hood bomb plot confession
• Browning to run for district attorney
• Navy jet crashes into Va. apartments, pilots eject
• Polk students get training in skills needed for jobs
• US stocks close mostly down; worst week of 2012
• Friday's weather: partly cloudy with a high near 66
• What's happening today April 6
• North Georgia Shockers win softball tournament
• North Georgia Shockers win softball tournament
• Serial killer's letters may have sped up execution
• Serial killer's letters may have sped up execution
• Ga. schools with test erasures plummet
• Georgia broadens range of people who must report abuse
• US stocks drift lower on European debt worries
• US futures slide on worries about European debt
• Pope rips into dissident priests on celibacy
• Thursday's weather: likely showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, high of 79
• What's happening today April 5
• Warm and fuzzy T. rex? New evidence surprises
• Warm and fuzzy T. rex? New evidence surprises
• Polk Grand Jury issues recommendations
• Worst day in a month for US stocks
• Prescribed burn in Alabama sends smoke into Polk County
• Ad blitz planned ahead of transportation tax vote
• US futures tumble as Feds wary of more stimulus
• Rockmart Recreation Department hosting sign-ups for basketball, soccer, and softball
• Wednesday's weather: chanice of rain, high of 85
• What's happening today April 4
• In group lottery wins splitting the spoils tough
• In group lottery wins splitting the spoils tough
• Romney and Obama battle ahead of 3 GOP primaries
• Groups seeking tax incentive changes
• Students ran, hid as gunman opened fire in Calif.
• Obama denounces 'radical' Republican budget plan
• US futures fall before business orders report
• Heat brings early start for Georgia strawberries
• Tuesday's weather: slight chance of rain, high of 85
• Floyd County man charged in shooting death of son
• US manufacturing grows as output, employment rise
• US manufacturing grows as output, employment rise
• Top Obama campaign donor accused of fraud
• Child dies in ATV wreck on Jackson Chapel Road
• Gene mapping for everyone? Study says not so fast
• Almost McGraw tribute be held April 14
• Oil near $103 amid signs China economy robust
• National Average price of a gall of gas likely to reach $4 in April
• Monday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 85
• What's happening today April 2
• This weekend's weather: partly sunny with highs in the low 80s
• This weekend's weather: partly sunny with highs in the low 80s
• What's happening this weekend March 31 through April 1
• What's happening this weekend March 31 through April 1
• RMS tennis keeps gaining momentum
• Recent Grand Jury indictments
• Farmers say they want action on bill this year
• AP source: Obama clears sanctions to squeeze Iran
• Rockmart man indicted in relation to burglaries
• US futures rise ahead of consumer spending report
• CMS tennis keeps improving
• Friday's weather: chance of showers, high of 74
• High court has options on health care law
• High court has options on health care law
• Many questions in shooting of Trayvon Martin
• Many questions in shooting of Trayvon Martin
• Bill changing criminal system heads to governor
• Autism rates up; screening, better diagnosis cited
• Cedartown native honored for 50 years in the medical field
• Supreme Court wraps up arguments over health care law
• US stock futures dip ahead of jobs report
• Branson Lewis wins contest
• Thursday's weather: partly sunny with a high near 83
• What's happening today March 29
• Rockmart man withdraws guilty plea in shooting case
• Aragon man indicted in murder case
• US: Debris from NKorea rocket risks casualties
• US orders for long-lasting goods rise 2.2 percent
• Tree planted at Cherokee Elementary in honor of Earth Day/Arbor Day
• Oil falls to near $106 after US crude supply jump
• Marrietta police shoot, kill man they say was armed, nude
• Blood drive to be held at First Baptist in Cedartown April 2
• Wednesday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 82
• What's happening today March 28
• Conservative justices question insurance mandate
• US consumer confidence is roughly flat in March
• New claims cast Trayvon Martin as the aggressor
• Ayers-Beck tournament is slated for May 11
• Kidney donation match found for Easterwood
• Police called to McKibben road to assist Haralson County arrest
• Oil hovers above $107 on Bernanke comments, Iran
• Tuesday's weather: sunny with a high near 76
• Studies: Surgery can put diabetes into remission
• Obama to Russia: More flexibility after elections
• Bremen man killed in wreck Sunday
• Senate to debate bill restricting abortion
• More laptops reported stolen from Ga. doctors
• US stock futures rise to begin the week
• National average cost for a gallon of regular gas is 10 cents away from $4
• Monday's weather: sunny with a high near 78
• What's happening today March 26
• Bicycling robot visits Murata in Rockmart
• PCD allows beards to raise money for Sexual Assault Center
• Feds: Ga. illegal immigrant population 6th largest
• Russian film festival to be held at West Theatre
• Obama says shooting death of Fla. teen a 'tragedy'
• Georgia Highlands College gets $30,000 grant
• Stocks lower on worries over China slowdown
• What's happening today March 23
• Polk County Farm Bureau Art Contest Winner 2012
• Polk County Farm Bureau Art Contest Winner 2012
• Obama defends handling of Keystone pipeline
• Obama defends handling of Keystone pipeline
• Home beer brewers seek changes to alcohol laws
• Drug charges filed against Aragon man
• Q&A: What makes gasoline prices rise?
• 'Stand Your Ground Law' at center of Fla. shooting
• US futures falling on slower China growth
• Thursday's weather: slight chance of rain, high of 79
• What's happening today March 22
• New report shows increase of 'open' adoptions
• New report shows increase of 'open' adoptions
• Dollars and endorsements shifting toward Romney
• Court: Lawyers must do good job on plea bargains
• Court sides with property owners over EPA
• Senior Citizen nutrition Center donates shoes to Soles 4 Souls
• Wall Street regains its swagger, futures rising
• 3 online date sites agree to screen for predators
• Wednesday's weather: partly sunny with a high near 82
• What's happening today March 21
• Arrest made in patrol car theft
• Georgia's pollen count sets new record
• US stocks fall on worrisome signs from China
• Santorum courts conservative Christians
• Feds to investigate fatal shooting of Fla. teen
• Robinson, Barker win 'Idol' competition
• US futures fall on signals from China
• Tuesday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 84
• Partial settlement in hotel tax lawsuit
• Ga. lawmakers propose tax overhaul plan
• Police close off Park Street for gas leak
• Romney focuses on Obama; Santorum questions rival
• Update: Patrol car stolen, found over weekend
• Oil prices stay high on Iran news and US economic outlook
• US stock futures mixed ahead of Apple announcement
• Oil prices linger near $107 a barrel for third consecutive week, gas prices inch up
• Monday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 85
• Huddle Houses serves green waffles on St. Patrick's Day
• What's happening today March 19
• This weekend's weather: chance of rain, highs in the low 80s
• What's happening this weekend March 17-18
• Chambliss warns Ga. farmers to brace for big cuts
• Court dismisses Ga. case involving abused child
• 6 months later, what has Occupy protest achieved?
• Police believe burglars are targeting Hispanics
• Georgia Capitol Notes Days 31-33
• Johnnie Forrest born in historic landmark
• US stock futures rise ahead of inflation data
• Friday's weather: chance of showers, high near 83
• What's happening today March 16
• Two arrested in Cedartown drug bust
• Thursday's weather: chance of rain, high of 82
• Contractor and ex-wife enter not guilty pleas
• Parkinson's Walk will be April 21
• Aragon man suspected in Cedartown robbery
• Bernanke says community banks strengthening
• Dow on track for sixth straight day of gains
• Bank surge sends Dow to highest level since 2007
• Santorum calls on conservatives to pull together
• Wednesday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 79
• What's happening today March 14
• City blocks metal recycling center
• City blocks metal recycling center
• Jacks win pre-season tournament
• Occupy students disrupt Ga. regents meeting
• Senate Oks replacing agency to streamline HR needs
• No new action is expected as Fed weighs job gains
• US futures up, helped by strong retail report
• Gingrich banks on wins in Alabama and Mississippi
• Tuesday's weather: mostly cloudy with a high near 75
• What's happening today March 13
• Rockmart Little League Opening Day is Saturday
• Rockmart Little League Opening Day is Saturday
• Crowds protest Ga. abortion, birth control bills
• Northwest Georgia Idol to be held this week
• House OKs special hunts for dying Georgia youth
• Feds release health overhaul blueprint for states
• US futures mixed; Europe nears final Greece deal
• Gas prices remain stable for first time in almost six weeks
• Monday's weather: showers with a high of 68
• What's happening today March 12
• Car overturns on Hutto Road; injuries appear minor
• Car overturns on Hutto Road; injuries appear minor
• This weekend's forecast: sunny with highs in the mid-60's
• What's happening this weekend: March 10-11
• CHS variety show entertains with comedy, music and dancing
• Recent Polk County arrests
• Obama: New jobs report a sign economy on rebound
• Georgia Capitol Notes Days 29-30
• Stocks rise on hiring gains, Greek debt progress
• Recent Cedartown police reports
• Oil rises to near $107 ahead of key US jobs report
• Occupy Atlanta demonstrators to appear in court
• Friday's weather: chance showers before noon, high of 60
• What's happening today March 9
• US unemployment applications hover near low levels
• GOP activists fear primary takes a toll on Romney
• Stock futures up on hopes as Greece nears deadline
• Brumbelow learns to walk again
• Thursday's weather: mostly cloudy with a high near 71
• Ga. House passes $19.2B budget for coming year
• Solar storm headed toward Earth may disrupt power
• Schools face tough calls with tornado outbreak
• Congress debates rise in gas prices -- again
• Hackers busted after 1 becomes FBI informant
• Dow falls 203, but rally has survived other dips
• Contractors faces felony charges
• Wednesday's weather: partly sunny with a high of 66
• What's happening today March 7
• SPLOST vote passes in Polk; Cedartown will have Sunday sales
• Early votes suggest SPLOST will pass; voters reject Sunday package sales
• Economy key issue to GOP voters across states
• Highway bill fails to clear hurdle in Senate
• World powers agree Iran nuclear talks can resume
• Pre-K and kindergarten round up to be held in April
• Price of oil dips, but gas prices still on the rise
• Tuesday's weather: sunny with a high near 62
• What's happening today March 6
• Secretary of State Kemp issues important reminders to Ga. voters for primary
• Secretary of State Kemp issues important reminders to Ga. voters for primary
• Variety show to be held March 10
• Variety show to be held March 10
• Senate Oks bill expanding child abuse reporting
• Afghan officials: Talks for deal with US faltering
• Ga. Senate passes bill to grade public schools
• Lawmakers race to pass bills in 2 long days
• Stock futures lower on China, Greece worries
• Monday's weather: sunny with a high near 53
• What's happening today March 5
• Polk County escapes storm's fury
• RMS baseball is under way
• This weekend's forecast: chance of showers, highs in the upper 50s
• What's happening this weekend March 3-4
• Gasoline prices continue to rise for 24th straight day
• Reported tornadoes hit Alabama homes, prison
• More than 140,000 ballots cast in Ga. primary
• Dismissals prove law was followed
• Rockmart man faces charges in drug raid
• IRS battling conservatives over tax-exempt status
• US stock futures lower as Spain will miss targets
• Friday's weather: scattered showers and thunderstorms, high of 77
• What's happening today March 2
• Five cars involved in East Avenue wreck
• Five cars involved in East Avenue wreck
• Challenges to AL and GA immigration laws in court
• Boy recovering from burns
• Hazard Weather outlook issued for North Georgia
• No one injured in John Hand wreck Monday
• Britain criticizes Olympic strike threat
• Teams use creative ways to raise funds for Relay
• Path to an all-time high for Dow will be bumpy
• Wednesday's weather: chance of rain with a high near 73
• What's happening today Feb. 29
• Cedartown man arrested, charged with robbery
• Gingrich targeting 'Super Tuesday' states
• 10 Commandments OK in gov't buildings under bill
• Senate Oks free 'In God We Trust' car tag decals
• Romney says Santorum trying to 'kidnap' primary
• Officials: Student brain dead in Ohio shooting
• Cedartown man killed in Ala. wreck, 1 other injured
• Tuesday's weather: mostly cloudy with a slight chance of rain
• What's happening today Feb. 28
• US: Military committed to Afghan strategy
• US: Military committed to Afghan strategy
• Polk County child airlifted to hospital with burn injuries Sunday
• Gingrich wants 'replacement debate' on health care
• Family wants answers after Polk Animal Control kills dog
• Obama urges governors to boost education funding
• US stock futures fall on high oil prices
• Oil prices near $110 a barrel as tensions with Iran escalate
• Monday's weather: partly sunny with a high near 65
• What's happening today Feb. 27
• This weekend's weather: sunny with highs in the upper 50s
• This weekend's weather: sunny with highs in the upper 50s
• Higher gas prices cloud Obama's re-election hopes
• US general calms troops after Afghanistan deaths
• Senate Oks plan to pay off unemployment debt
• 3nd person arrested in fatal stabbing incident in Rome
• Stocks rise on Wall Street; Dow edges above 13,000
• Oil rises to fresh 9-month highs above $108
• Bill would allow insurance companies to opt out of abortion coverage
• Friday's weather: likely showers with a high of 62
• What's happening today Feb. 24
• Rockmart Recreation Department's basketball season has ended
• Rockmart Recreation Department's basketball season has ended
• GBI probing death of Marine during SWAT standoff
• Several Ga. mail processing centers to close
• Ga. House votes to restrict hunting, fishing info
• Stocks rise at midday, erasing an early loss
• US stock futures rise as fear on Greek deal wanes
• FDA: New suppliers to ease 2 cancer drug shortages
• Thursday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 75
• What's happening today Feb. 23
• Black history museum to break ground with Obama
• Election will decide alcohol, SPLOST
• Georgia House passes charter school amendment
• US stocks fall as Europe frets over Greece
• Gingrich to air energy infomercial in key states
• Poll: Santorum surges, Obama leads Republicans
• US market futures dip as Europe frets over Greece
• Wednesday's weather: chance of rain, high of 69
• What's happening today Feb. 22
• Freeman resigns, Williams acting chair of DAPC
• Jury selection expected Tuesday in Glock case
• Gingrich says his policies could lower gas prices
• FACT CHECK: Artful swerves on the auto bailout
• Obama peddles modest American dream
• Ga. Senate Committee sends Ligon back to drawing board
• US stock futures higher after Greek bailout deal
• Tuesday's forecast: partly sunny with a high near 63
• What's happening today Feb. 21
• Sex-changing treatment for kids: It's on the rise
• UN nuclear inspectors to press Iran on weapons
• John Glenn to mark 50 years since orbit of Earth
• Whitney Houston's dress, earrings up for auction
• Obama takes tougher stance on higher education
• Oil prices reach a nine month high; no relief expected at the pump
• Monday's weather: sunny with a high of 57
• What's happening today Feb. 20
• This weekend's weather: showers likely
• This weekend's weather: showers likely
• What's happening this weekend Feb. 18-19
• What's happening this weekend Feb. 18-19
• Flu season off to latest start in decades
• Flu season off to latest start in decades
• Ga. board extends class-size waiver another year
• Ga. board extends class-size waiver another year
• Northside Elementary celebrates Arbor Day
• Northside Elementary celebrates Arbor Day
• Deal trims maximum jobless benefits to 73 weeks
• Police break up fight on South Main Street
• Stock futures subdued as Euro markets rise
• Deal signs nursing education bill into law
• Friday's weather: partly sunny with a high near 62
• What's happening today Feb. 17
• Department of Driver Services (DDS) reminds veterans of free licensing options
• Thursday's weather: possible showers with a high of 67
• What's happening today Feb. 16
• Polk Medical Center administrator to stay on after deal with FMC is finalized
• Scholarship donations returned to Ga. taxpayers
• School employees could pay more into pension plan
• Ga. GOP scrambles to get votes to pass amendment
• Firefighters respond to vehicle fire at Coot's station
• Gingrich hopes for another campaign resurrection
• Cedartown man victim of credit card fraud
• Roundup nets 26 arrests in Polk County
• Wednesday's weather: mostly sunny with a high of 65
• What's happening today Feb. 15
• Ga. to spend $3.6M on recruiting rural educators
• January retail sales gain points to modest growth
• US cautious on release of Taliban members as part of Afghan peace talks
• Reward grows in Atlanta videotaped beating case
• Woman injured in wreck on Hwy 278 Monday
• Rep. Graves urges end of federal gas tax at Floyd County gathering
• Tuesday's weather: cold and rainy with a high of 49
• What's happening today Feb. 14
• County considers GSP building upgrade
• Obama to promote job training at community college
• GDOT is prepared to clear state highways from snow and ice in northwest Georgia
• How is Romney like 007? Both have money offshore
• Cause of Whitney Houston's death could take weeks
• Pump prices increase as oil prices remain stable
• US futures gain following latest Greek debt deal
• Monday's weather: cloudy with a high of 51
• What's happening today Feb. 13
• This weekend's weather: Sunny and cold with highs in the low 40s
• What's happening this weekend Feb. 11-12
• Aldridge acquitted of charges
• Aldridge acquitted of charges
• UGA will match REACH Scholarship for students qualifying
• UGA will match REACH Scholarship for students qualifying
• Dress to Impress to start up again
• Dress to Impress to start up again
• Ga., SC governors meet quietly on stalled port
• Sandusky takes stand over request for local jury
• Stock futures fall on Greek deal holdup
• LA school in sex abuse case gets entire new staff
• LA school in sex abuse case gets entire new staff
• GOP says Ohioans to ask questions for Ga. debate
• GOP says Ohioans to ask questions for Ga. debate
• State senators want change on guest worker program
• State senators want change on guest worker program
• CHS announces faculty and student of the month
• CHS announces faculty and student of the month
• Stocks rise early after Greek deal, then flatten
• Stock futures fall as Greece fails to OK all cuts
• Missing Polk County woman found safe in Ohio
• Thursday's weather: partly sunny with a high of 57
• What's happening today Feb. 9
• Child molestation trial underway
• Ga. lawmakers set to vote on charter schools
• Wreck diverts traffic on at Cedartown intersection
• Ga. students perform well on AP exams
• Gingrich keeps bright tone in Ohio despite losses
• Shorter University's student newspaper wins first place award from GCPA
• Stock futures edge higher on euro optimism
• Wednesday's weather: partly sunny with a high near 59
• What's happening today Feb. 8
• House, Senate approve changes to state agencies
• House, Senate approve changes to state agencies
• Ga. Senate approves the transfer of state planes
• DOJ official says conversations on GA law continue
• Bond set for $150k in Merritt trial
• Senate Dems challenge voter laws
• Rockmart Masonic lodge installs new officers
• Tuesday's weather: sunny with a high near 59
• What's happening today Feb. 7
• Verizon to set up streaming service with Redbox
• Gov. Deal announces need-based scholarship
• Stocks slip on Wall Street as Greek talks drag on
• Romney latest politician to join wait-let-me-explain club
• Gingrich shunned lobbying but hired lobbyists
• Wall Street futures lower as Greek talks drag on
• January pump prices hit all-time high
• Monday's weather: party sunny with a high near 56
• What's happening today Feb. 6
• Students show off occupational, leadership skills
• Students show off occupational, leadership skills
• This weekend's weather: likely showers with highs in the low 60s
• This weekend's weather: likely showers with highs in the low 60s
• What's happening this weekend Feb. 4-5
• What's happening this weekend Feb. 4-5
• Hackers take over law enforcement websites
• Polk County arrests through Jan. 16
• War not over: Ga. vets of Iraq now going to Afghan
• Defense Secretary: Pressure must be kept on Iran
• Kreskin, Elvis tribute perform next weekend
• Thieves target booze trucks in Atlanta
• Stock futures get boost from strong jobs report
• Friday's weather: mostly sunny with a high of 64
• What's happening today Feb. 3
• Groundhog wars: Rodents diverge on winter forecast
• Groundhog wars: Rodents diverge on winter forecast
• Romney stock trades clash with divestment pledge
• Ga. House expects vote on $18.3B state budget
• Obama links economic policies to Christian faith
• 2 US missionaries slain at ransacked Mexico home
• Oil below $97 amid mixed US demand signs
• Fines begin for drivers in I-85 toll lanes
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high near 67
• What's happening today Feb. 2
• Two face charges in Cedartown drug bust
• Two face charges in Cedartown drug bust
• House Democrats to hold public hearing on economic security
• Recent Cedartown police reports
• Stocks rise on manufacturing data
• Judge rules against explorers in treasure dispute
• Wall St. futures head higher on manufacturing data
• 11th victim found days after deadly crash on I-75
• Wednesday's weather: occasional showers with a high near 62
• What's happening today Feb. 1
• Ga. Senate OKs ending ban on silencers in hunting
• Home prices dropped in November in most US cities
• If Gingrich loses in Fla., can he come back again?
• Senate clears way for vote on insider-trading ban
• Sen. Heath speaks on Legislative week three
• Secretary of State Kemp announces release of business identity theft white paper
• Stock futures rise on Greek debt hopes
• Tuesday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 65
• What's happening today Jan. 31
• Smokey haze over Cedartown is from Alabama
• Smokey haze over Cedartown is from Alabama
• Smoke in Cedartown likely from wildfire in Alabama, Georgia Forestry Commission reports
• Fugitive siblings due in court in Colorado
• GNTC announces President’s and Dean’s List for 2011 fall semester
• US stocks down on Europe worries
• Gas prices continue to climb after news of multiple refinery shutdowns in the U.S.
• US stock futures dragged down by euro worries
• Monday's weather: sunny with a high near 63
• What's happening today Jan. 30
• This weekend's weather: sunny with highs in the upper 50s
• This weekend's weather: sunny with highs in the upper 50s
• What's happening this weekend Jan. 28-29
• What's happening this weekend Jan. 28-29
• Twitter may censor tweets in individual countries
• Cedartown police warn of broken utility pole near East Ave. and College St.
• APNewsBreak: Dougherty sibling planned escape
• Polk County arrests through Dec. 31
• Video shows killer's denials in Ga. girl's slaying
• Economy likely ended 2011 with strong growth
• Gingrich under fire from conservative media
• What's happening today Jan. 27
• Friday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 57
• Smouldering fire blocks traffic on Main Street
• Ahmadinejad says Iran ready for nuclear talks
• Four men face charges in drug arrest
• Ga. scientists win grant to study glacier carbon
• Gingrich unloads on Romney, ads, in Florida speech
• Students rally at Capitol for school choice
• Shorter University announces Fall 2011 Dean's List
• Thursday's weather: showers possible thunderstorms bring flash flood watch
• Police searching for two men in Cedartown armed robbery
• Police searching for two men in Cedartown armed robbery
• Gingrich: Romney self-deportation plan a fantasy
• Gingrich: Romney self-deportation plan a fantasy
• Top Ga. judge calls for reform of juvenile system
• Official: Corps should change river basin flow
• FACT CHECK: Obama pushes plans that flopped before
• Stock futures mostly fall on euro gloom
• Thursday's weather: mostly cloudy, slight chance of rain
• What's happening today Jan. 25
• Austin Goggins is the 2012 CHS STAR Student
• Ga. House approves delay in career path plan
• JFK library to release last of his secret tapes
• Lundy makes Samford University Dean's List
• Obama to take on economy in State of the Union
• Stock futures fall on worries about Greece
• Georgia: Nation’s leading poultry producing, exporting state
• Tuesday's weather: sunny with a high of 61
• What's happening today Jan. 24
• Three in jail after major drug bust in Cedartown
• Three in jail after major drug bust in Cedartown
• Investigators need public's help in arson cases in Polk and Haralson Counties
• Kemp: GA could be the focus on Super Tuesday
• High court: warrant needed for GPS tracking
• Oil prices remain below $100 as U.S. fuel demand falls to a 10-year low
• US stock futures edge up as Greece negotiates
• Sen. Heath speaks on week 2 of the legislative session
• What's happening today Jan. 23
• Weather Update: Tornado watch cancelled, threat of storms remains
• Floyd opens new diabetes center in Taylorsville
• This weekend's weather: rainy with highs in the upper 60s
• What's happening this weekend Jan. 21-22
• Four face charges in Rockmart drug raid
• CHS holds annual Mr. Big Dawg contest
• Comedian Colbert campaigns day before SC primary
• CMS wrestlers end season
• US has new confidence in peace talks with Taliban
• GOP leaders slow to embrace Romney or his rivals
• US stock futures subdued as Greek talks drag on
• Friday's weather: cloudy with a high near 60, chance of rain
• What's happening today Jan. 20
• N.W. Ga. Regional Commission looks at effects of nutrient trading
• Oil prices waver with signs of improving economy
• Appeals court hears challenge to Voting Rights Act
• Apple starts selling interactive iPad textbooks
• Wall Street Update: Stocks edge higher as unemployment claims fall
• Perry says he's dropping out of presidential race
• Project to put tolls on I-75 and I-575 still alive
• GOP officials: Santorum edges Romney in Iowa count
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high near 57
• What's happening today Jan. 19
• High court upholds copyrights for once-free work
• Several hundred Occupy protesters rally at Capitol
• Young's Road resident offering award for information in burglary incident
• Gingrich says he paid 31 percent in taxes in 2010
• Wikipedia editors question site's blackout
• Search teams suspend operations at stricken ship
• Stock futures rise modestly ahead of economic data
• What's happening today Jan 18
• Wednesday's weather: sunny with a high near 47
• Senate Democrats unveil 2012 legislative agenda
• APNewsBreak: Mars rocks fell in Africa last July
• Ga. could hear by end of month on education waiver
• US wants effective Alzheimer's treatment by 2025
• Little League baseball sign-ups are under way for the youth of Rockmart.
• Tuesday's weather: chance of rain, high near 65
• 7th annual MLK march held in Cedartown
• Some Indian-Americans pick up guns after robberies
• Polk man arrested on burglary charge
• December revenue offers mixed results
• India reports new TB strain resistant to all drugs
• Costa CEO blames captain error for ship grounding
• Campaign officials: Huntsman to quit GOP race
• Monday's weather: mostly cloudy with a high near 58
• What's happening today MLK day
• This weekend's forecast: sunny skies with highs in the low 50s
• This weekend's forecast: sunny skies with highs in the low 50s
• What's happening this weekend Jan. 14-15
• What's happening this weekend Jan. 14-15
• France loses top credit rating, govt says
• France loses top credit rating, govt says
• Conservatives torn over defending, opposing Romney
• Conservatives torn over defending, opposing Romney
• Rockmart woman sustains injuries in Vinson Mountain Road wreck Wednesday
• Rockmart woman sustains injuries in Vinson Mountain Road wreck Wednesday
• Polk County volunteer firefighters respond to fire in Summerville Junk Yard
• Georgia climbs to seventh place in national education ranking survey
• GOP candidates fail to get on some primary ballots
• Wall St. futures edge lower on weakness at Chase
• Motorists warned to use extreme caution
• Friday's weather: sunny skies with a high of 44
• What's happening today Jan. 13
• Justice Dept says recent recess appointments legal
• Snow expected to fall in north Georgia mountains
• SPIN METER: Obama feigns disinterest in politics
• Mars-bound NASA rover adjusts course to red planet
• Stocks slip after unemployment claims spike
• Feds approve request to lower I-85 toll rates
• Thursday's forecast: a wind advisory is in affect, chance of rain
• What's happening today Jan. 12
• Fed survey shows economy ended 2011 with strength
• AdWatch: Gingrich ad targets Romney on abortion
• Board of Regents approve termination of 253 associate degrees
• Wall Street edges lower on new euro worries
• Homicide drops off US list of top causes of death
• Commissioners and legislators hear presentation on renewable energy technology
• Wall Street futures edge lower on euro worries
• Wednesday's weather: occasional rain, high of 61
• What's happening today Jan. 11
• Cartersville police investigating armed robbery in the bathroom of a Chinese restaurant
• Russia concerned about Iran's uranium enrichment
• CDC: Young adults down 9 drinks when they binge
• Guantanamo closure hopes fade as prison turns 10
• Ga. Governor reports raising $2.4 million in 2011
• Motorists see pump prices jump 10 cents from New Years Eve
• Tuesday's weather: 50 percent chance of rain, high of 62
• What's happening today Jan. 10
• Cedartown man faces charges in hit and run
• US condemns Iranian death sentence for American
• Gingrich: Going negative is not first preference
• Beloved CHS mascot dies
• NAACP tells Ga. lawmakers to end death penalty
• Stock futures show small gains, euro meeting eyed
• GOP candidates wade into food stamp debate
• Republican Trey Kelley to run for State House
• Monday's weather: showers likely, high of 67
• What's happening today Jan. 9
• This weekend's weather: rainy with highs in the low 60s
• Body found in pond months after man went missing
• 2011 jobs data by race and education, at a glance
• Overturned propane truck shuts down Old Jackson Road Friday afternoon
• Gov't expands count of rape victims by adding men
• SBA offers disaster assistance to Georgia residents affected by a tornado
• Stock futures rise on positive US jobs report
• Georgia Legislators must reform the state’s civil forfeiture laws
• What's happening today Jan. 6
• Friday's weather: sunny with a high of 62
• Volunteer firefighters put out burning field
• Israel and US to stage major defense drill
• Europe worries Wall Street again, and stocks fall
• Rate on 30-year mortgage down to record 3.91 pct.
• Attacks targeting Shiites kill 72 in Iraq
• Stock futures fall on concern over Europe's banks
• 2020 Georgia joins Partner Up! for public health advisory board
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high of 54
• What's happening today Jan. 5
• State Agriculture Commissioner releases ag labor report
• State Agriculture Commissioner releases ag labor report
• Romney accepts McCain's endorsement in GOP race
• Romney accepts McCain's endorsement in GOP race
• AP sources: Obama bucks GOP, OKs consumer watchdog
• AP sources: Obama bucks GOP, OKs consumer watchdog
• Youngs Grove Elementary sends Flat Stanley all over the world
• Youngs Grove Elementary sends Flat Stanley all over the world
• Stocks down slightly after day of big gains
• Stocks down slightly after day of big gains
• Stock futures down slightly after day of big gains
• Florida man charged with East Gibson Road burglary
• Tuesday's weather: sunny with a high of 48
• What's happening today Jan. 4
• Cedartown man charged with aggravated assault
• Cedartown man charged with aggravated assault
• Approximately 40 animals killed in Rome kennel fire
• Obama, Congress begin 2012 in oil pipeline dispute
• Gingrich embarks on final Iowa campaign push
• AP Interview: Cagle: Grocery tax a "non-starter"
• Motorists to pay an average of $3.27 a gallon for gas at start of New Year
• Wall Street futures rise to begin new year
• What's happening today Jan. 3
• Tuesday's weather: sunny and cold with a high of 37
• New year's weekend weather: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s
• New year's weekend weather: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s
• What's happening Dec. 31-Jan. 2
• What's happening Dec. 31-Jan. 2
• Obama delays request for $1.2T debt limit increase
• North Korea vows no softening under its new leader
• Oil price to end 2011 near $100 a barrel
• Governor's Office of Highway Saftey debuts new Sober Ride app
• Police plan tight security at Times Square
• Once an afterthought, Romney eyes Iowa with hope
• Wall Street headed for a year in the black, barely
• Friday's weather: mostly cloudy with a high near 60
• What's happening today Dec. 30
• Drivers beware: Officers on patrol during Dec. 30-Jan. 2
• Drivers beware: Officers on patrol during Dec. 30-Jan. 2
• Fixed mortgage rates end year above record lows
• Perry fights to claw way back into contention
• Stocks rise as unemployment claims remain modest
• US to sell F-15s to Saudi Arabia
• Romney's ride stays remarkably smooth in GOP race
• Jobs, housing on tap as Wall Street points higher
• Ga. gets $5M in federal money for PeachCare boost
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high near 56
• What's happening today Dec. 29
• Economists: Obama's policies 'fair' or 'poor'
• Deal approves Water Supply Task Force report
• Wacky rules complicate race for GOP delegates
• Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws
• Russia slams US for its human rights record
• Gingrich sharpens attacks on Romney, Paul
• Stock futures rise on optimism after Italy auction
• Wednesday's weather: sunny with a high around 48
• What's happening today Dec. 28
• Soldier shot at homecoming in critical condition
• New fee coming for medical effectiveness research
• Memo: Gingrich praised Romney health plan
• Stocks are flat on mixed economic news
• Consumer confidence index surges in December
• Oil prices near $100 again, gas prices remain stable
• Tuesday's weather: occasional rain, high of 50
• What's happening today Dec. 27
• Monday's weather: partly sunny with a high of 51
• What's happening today Dec. 26
• Christmas weekend weather: highs in the 50s, chance of rain Christmas day
• What's happening Christmas weekend
• More retailers pull formula after Mo. infant death
• NYPD's spying programs produced mixed results
• Polk County once again escaped nature's wrath for the most part, according to local law enforcement officials.
• Police warn: 'Tis the season to steal'
• Biden: Romney content with limited success stories
• Dow Futures rising
• Ga. proposes new fees to ride bikes at state parks
• Friday's weather: mostly sunny with a high near 58
• What's happening today Dec. 23
• House OKs Savannah Harbor construction funds
• Stock futures rise ahead of economic indicators
• Thursday's weather: occasional showers with a high near 70
• What's happening today Dec. 22
• State Fire Marshall offering reward for information on Garmon road fire
• State Fire Marshall offering reward for information on Garmon road fire
• Autism-friendly Santas a hit at malls, parties
• Autism-friendly Santas a hit at malls, parties
• 3 years after ash spill, hundreds wait on judge
• House, Senate show no give in payroll tax fight
• $77M Powerball ticket expires next week
• Gingrich blames Romney for attack ads
• US stock futures fall as Europe markets slip
• Wednesday's weather: rainy with a high of 66
• What's happening today Dec. 21
• Romney begins making closing argument to voters
• Romney begins making closing argument to voters
• CMS holds Victorian style celebration
• Kim Jong Il body displayed behind glass, flowers
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• At least 3 dead in small plane crash on NJ highway
• Gas prices fall as motorists near the year-end holiday travel period
• US stocks headed for higher open
• Tuesday's weather: chance of rain, high of 64
• What's happening today Dec. 20
• Toys, funds are needed for giveaway
• Investigators say 4 U.S. Reps got discounted loans
• City's alcohol referendum will be held in March
• Perry: Wall Street bailout biggest theft in US
• Top Senate Dem insists on 2-month payroll tax cut
• US stocks edge higher after N. Korean leader death
• Monday's weather: sunny with a high of 60
• What's happening today Dec. 19
• Cedartown boy dies in ATV wreck
• This weekend's weather: sunny, highs in the 50s
• What's happening this weekend Dec. 17-18
• Drug investigations lead to six arrests in Rockmart
• Drug investigations lead to six arrests in Rockmart
• Polk County arrests through Nov. 30
• Polk County arrests through Nov. 30
• Local church will give the gift of home improvement
• Local church will give the gift of home improvement
• House passes $1T budget bill, avoids shutdown
• Sheriff to punish deputy involved in investigation of murdered Canton girl
• Friday's weather: possible showers, high of 65
• What's happening today, Dec. 16
• 11th Circuit dismisses lawsuit against Atlanta
• Agreement near on $1 trillion spending bill
• Meggitt, Floyd EMS and Toys for Tots team up to donate nearly 400 toys
• FedEx earns, drop in claims push stocks higher
• Report: half of schools fail federal standards
• Wall Street futures modestly higher
• Survey: 1 in 4 US women victims of severe violence
• Thursday's weather: mostly cloudy with a high near 68
• What's happening today Dec. 15
• F.H.F Hair Designs collects toys for children in need
• F.H.F Hair Designs collects toys for children in need
• Water supply task force report headed to governor
• Delta Air Lines predicts 2011 profit of $800 million
• Ga. House launches new website
• US stocks slide lower as euro worries persist
• US stock futures lower as euro worries persist
• Youngs Grove Elementary holds food drive
• Wednesday's weather: mostly sunny with a high of 66
• What's happening today Dec. 14
• Army helicopters crash on Washington base, 4 dead
• Army helicopters crash on Washington base, 4 dead
• Trump says he won't host debate
• Polk SPLOST, Sunday sales to be on March 6 ballot
• Environmental group publishes list of more sites with coal ash pollutants
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• Stock futures rise as calm returns to markets
• Oil holds at $100 a barrel as Iranian tensions persist
• Tuesday's weather: partly sunny with a high of 59
• What's happening today Dec. 13
• A few hacker teams do most China-based data theft
• A few hacker teams do most China-based data theft
• Cedartown teams compete at GRPA state football tournament
• Video tower set up after Georgia Tech attacks
• City survey paints mixed picture for resident satisfaction
• PSU culture explained away Sandusky
• High court could look at state immigration laws
• US stock futures fall on euro pact concerns
• Monday's weather: chance of rain
• What's happening today Dec. 12
• Candle lighting ceremony honors children who have died
• This weekend's weather: sunny and cool
• This weekend's weather: sunny and cool
• What's happening this weekend Dec. 10-11
• What's happening this weekend Dec. 10-11
• Deal: November revenues up 7 percent
• Deal: November revenues up 7 percent
• Trump might scrub his GOP presidential debate
• Trump might scrub his GOP presidential debate
• Meeting educates parents on new dress code
• Meeting educates parents on new dress code
• Va. Tech: Gunman in police killing wasn't student
• Reid says House payroll tax cut dead in Senate
• Isakson introduces legislation to stop taxpayer bailouts of the mortgage industry
• US futures rise on new European budgetary pact
• Friday's weather: mostly sunny with a high of 54
• What's happening today Dec. 9
• GOP leaders hope for agreement on payroll tax cut
• GOP leaders hope for agreement on payroll tax cut
• Oil dips below $100 after disappointing ECB plan
• US household wealth takes biggest hit since 2008
• 1,200 collected by church children is stolen
• Prosecutors seek death penalty in law grad slaying
• Gingrich and Perry campaign in SC, Romney in Va.
• US Stock futures mixed after European rate cut
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high of 50
• What's happening today Dec. 8
• Report: Plant Bowen in top 10 for toxic emissions, Ga. ranked 7th dirtiest state
• Mikhail Gorbachev calls for a new vote in Russia
• Stocks mixed; traders fear delay to Europe deal
• Rockmart High School to hold Title I parent meeting Thursday
• Ga. Ethics Commission member named to judgeship
• Futures signal US stock gains on hopes for Europe
• Sen. Bill Heath speaks on holiday shopping
• Wednesday's weather: cold and rainy with a high of 47
• What's happening today Dec. 7
• Remembering Pearl Harbor: Cedartown man one of the lucky ones
• Rockmart voters elect Miller as mayor
• Perry called top donors from work phones
• Cedartown urban redevelopment public hearing tonight
• GHSA announces region alignments
• Appeals court rules in favor of transgender woman
• GPSC Commissioner Tim Echols speaks on coal, jobs and your electric bill
• Stock futures rise despite S&P's warning to Europe
• Tuesday's weather: occasional showers with a high of 60
• What's happening today Dec. 6
• Obama makes case for extending payroll tax cuts
• Obama makes case for extending payroll tax cuts
• Library has new books
• Gingrich meeting with Trump, running ad in Iowa
• FAMU student leaders call for an end to hazing
• Vt. supporting kale artist in Chick-fil-A fight
• Price of crude hits $100 after unemployment rate falls
• Monday's weather: cloudy with a chance of rain
• What's happening today Dec. 5
• Man charged with kidnapping 13-year-old girl
• Winners are announced in Rockmart parade
• Rockmart Christmas Parade a hit
• This weekend's forecast: party sunny with highs in the low 60s
• What's happening this weekend Dec. 3-4
• McDonald's/Touchdown Club parade float wins
• McDonald's/Touchdown Club parade float wins
• Psychiatrist: Jerry Jones not mentally competent
• Psychiatrist: Jerry Jones not mentally competent
• Senate approves $662 billion defense bill
• Study confirms many of us go online for no reason
• Icon of US military now in Iraqi hands
• US jobless rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• Deal nominates Environmental Protection Division leader
• Friday's weather: sunny with a high of 63
• What's happening today Dec. 2
• Gingrich in Iowa urges more responsible citizenry
• Gingrich in Iowa urges more responsible citizenry
• Court reviews Ga. firing of transgender woman
• AP Sources: House GOP bill renews jobless benefit
• Ga. man seeks retrial in killings of dad, brother
• Stocks slip, a day after biggest rally in 2 years
• Isakson, Chambliss cosponsor legislation to force administration to issue Keystone construction permit within 60 days
• Ahead of the Bell: Unemployment Benefits
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high of 59, low of 27
• What's happening today Dec. 1
• Move by central banks exhilarates Wall Street
• Move by central banks exhilarates Wall Street
• World's central banks act to ease market strains
• Productivity up in summer while labor costs fell
• Arsenic in Juice: New Study Prompts Action
• Gingrich backs deeper ports for both Ga. and SC
• Stocks head for sharply higher open
• Cain accuser stands by claim of longtime affair
• Wednesday's weather: partly cloudy with a high of 50
• What's happening today Nov. 30
• Facebook settles with FTC over deception charges
• HON distributes funds to charities
• Panel plans to talk about Georgia port permits
• Ga. counseling student in court over view on gays
• Medal of Honor recipient sues defense contractor
• Oil falls below $98 amid Europe debt concerns
• Gas prices give holiday travelers a break at the pump
• Tuesday's weather: mixed rain and snow flurries
• What's happening today Nov. 29
• Santa arrives in Rockmart Friday
• Santa arrives in Rockmart Friday
• Farm accident was apparent cause of Friday power outage
• Polk Hospital approves resolution for Floyd partnership
• Ohio puts 200-pound third-grader in foster care
• Senators challenge White House on terror suspects
• Hearing to decide whether to keep Ga. school board
• Monday's weather: rainy with a high of 53
• What's happening today Nov. 28
• Future of Polk hospital to be discussed
• This weekend's weather: rainy and cooler
• This weekend's weather: rainy and cooler
• What's happening this weekend Nov. 26-27
• What's happening this weekend Nov. 26-27
• US awaits release of 3 students held in Egypt
• Gun issue represents tough politics for Obama
• Woman pepper sprays other Black Friday shoppers
• Occupy Atlanta to hold free market in downtown
• Stocks trading mixed after rough week
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo US shoppers
• US futures drop as Italy's borrowing costs rise
• Friday's weather: sunny with a high of 66
• What's happening today Nov. 25
• Thanksgiving Day forecast: sunny with a high of 63
• What's happening today, Nov. 24
• Ga. governor splits with Gingrich on immigration
• Volunteers plan to feed 5,000 in Cedartown
• Economy gets mixed batch of news ahead of holidays
• Students celebrate drug free schools
• Ga. farmers crack down on rash of pecan thieves
• Stock futures falling ahead of economic data
• Exchange Club honors James E. Glaze
• Wednesday's weather: mostly cloudy, high of 63
• What's happening today Nov. 23
• Cedartown High wrestling team's bus involved in crash; 12-15 injured
• Gas crews called to reported leak in Aragon Monday
• Redmond gives $10k check to Polk Primary Care
• GOP presidential rivals to debate foreign policy
• Operation Christmas Child finds success in Polk County
• Berry Trike-a-Thon Raises More Than $2,000
• GDOT suspends lane closures in northwest Georgia for Thanksgiving holiday
• US stock futures mixed a day after Dow drops 249
• Tuesday's weather: chance of rain, foggy in the morning
• What's happening today Nov. 22
• Rockmart and Cedartown high schools move up in prospective GHSA reclassification
• Rockmart and Cedartown high schools move up in prospective GHSA reclassification
• Panel set to fail to cut deficit $1.2 trillion
• Ga. jury awards $9.85 million in child's drowning
• Obama signs bipartisan bill to help jobless vets
• Polk County divorce case appeal heard in high court
• Gas prices fall in favor of Thanksgiving travelers
• US stock futures fall as debt talks near collapse
• Monday's weather: foggy in the morning, chance of rain
• What's happening today Nov. 21
• This weekend's weather: cool and partly sunny
• This weekend's weather: cool and partly sunny
• What's happening this weekend, Nov. 19-20
• What's happening this weekend, Nov. 19-20
• House rejects balanced budget proposal
• House rejects balanced budget proposal
• Scientists to place new earthquake monitors in Ga.
• Scientists to place new earthquake monitors in Ga.
• Report suggests overhauling sentencing standards
• Report suggests overhauling sentencing standards
• Cedartown Police searching for woman in video
• Stocks waver on economic growth, debt talks
• Recent Polk County arrests
• US stock futures rise as pressure on Europe eases
• Friday's weather: sunny with a high of 54
• What's happening today Nov. 18
• Census finds reaching age 90 more likely than ever
• Census finds reaching age 90 more likely than ever
• TVA board votes no 2012 increase in executive pay
• Boehner: War drawdown savings can't go to jobs
• Russia, West agree on Iran text
• GOP tax plan targets itemized deductions
• Ahead of the Bell: Unemployment Benefits
• Ahead of the Bell: Oil Prices
• Thursday's weather: partly cloudy with a high of 55
• What's happening today Nov. 17
• Local authorities still waiting on ATF results in August incident
• Local authorities still waiting on ATF results in August incident
• Ga. GOP sets March 1 date for Super Tuesday debate
• Provisional ballots counted, election results unchanged
• Ga. water supply task force to release report
• Polk county investigator to do routine follow up on Monday fire
• US stock futures edge lower ahead of economic data
• Recent Polk County arrests
• Wednesday's weather: occasional showers, high of 71
• John Berry performed at Christmas tree lighting
• John Berry performed at Christmas tree lighting
• Justices unlikely to have last word on health care
• Justices unlikely to have last word on health care
• Rockmart residents upset at being removed from voter lists
• 11 states seek relief from No Child Left Behind
• Sandusky says he only 'horsed around' with boys
• Gas prices remain stable as oil nears $100 per barrel
• US stock futures follow European markets lower
• Tuesday's weather: high of 71, showers likely
• What's happening today Nov. 15
• White House confident health law will be upheld
• Fire departments called to blaze on Highway 113
• Rockmart mayoral race runoff to be held Dec. 6
• APNewsBreak: Ga. files waiver from education law
• Redmond funds Cedartown's Christmas lights
• Local businesses, team up to sell holiday wreaths to benefit Cancer Navigators
• Cain's wife: Sex harassment claims don't ring true
• Monday's weather: cloudy with a high of 70
• What's happening today Nov. 14
• This weekend's weather: sunny with highs in the mid 60s
• Veterans Day ceremony held in Cedartown
• 2 deaths at Occupy protests in Calif. and Vermont
• 2 deaths at Occupy protests in Calif. and Vermont
• Romney to headline Georgia fundraiser
• Obama observes Veterans Day with Arlington rites
• Today's weather: High near 56 - lows in the 20's tonight
• FDIC official says real estate losses contributed to bank's closure
• Feds seize Community Bank of Rockmart - will reopen as Century Bank on Saturday
• Shorter University bomb threat cleared, day and evening classes cancelled
• US stock futures fall on planned Greek rescue vote
• Crude oil settles at highest price since July
• Tuesday's weather: some frost in the morning, sunny with a high of 69 later
• What's happening today Nov. 1
• 1 of 3 fugitive siblings pleads not guilty in CO
• US cuts funding for UNESCO after Palestinian vote
• Obama orders FDA to help reduce drug shortages
• Several Polk County cases to go before judge Tuesday
• Ga. man learns of lottery win through Facebook
• US stock futures fall Monday because of broker suspension, Italy worries
• Oil falls below $93 amid slowing global economy
• The following is a list of events going on today, Oct. 31:
• Halloween forecast: sunny with a high of 63, low of 31 tonight
• Virginia College not allowed in Northwest Georgia Regional Commission training program
• Virginia College not allowed in Northwest Georgia Regional Commission training program
• This weekend's weather: sunny with highs in the low 60s
• This weekend's weather: sunny with highs in the low 60s
• What's happening this weekend Oct. 29-30
• What's happening this weekend Oct. 29-30
• White House to review Energy Department loans
• Quotes: Mitt Romney's impolitic comments
• Obama takes more steps on own to help businesses
• Report says security improved in Afghanistan
• Deal: Georgia keeps AAA ratings
• Friday's weather: chance of rain, high of 57
• What's happening today Oct. 28
• Jackson doctor's defense case drawing to a close
• Rise in Medicare premiums less than feared in 2012
• GA and FL to tackle drunk driving on celebrated football weekend
• GOP seeking waiver of environmental laws at border
• UGA researcher warns of stink bug invasion
• Cedartown Police Department gets new patrol cars
• Economy grew 2.5 pct. in Q3 as consumers rebound
• Thursday's weather: high of 74, slight chance of rain
• What's happening today Oct. 27
• Oil falls more than 2 pct. on supply increase
• Georgia seeks to overturn Voting Rights Act
• Obama taking on student loan relief
• Four vehicle wreck leaves multiple injured Wednesday
• Atlanta closes city park after protesters arrested
• Gingrich calls GOP debate bickering unbecoming
• US stock futures rise ahead of Europe summit
• Wednesday's weather: sunny with a high of 76
• What's happening today Oct. 26
• Tension boils over in the ballroom on 'Dancing'
• Injuries reported in two vehicle accident
• Consumer confidence at lowest since recession
• Survey: Home prices up in half of major US cities
• Perry wants flat tax with some popular deductions
• US stock futures rise ahead of reports
• Polk Chamber of Commerce to host membership application breakfast Nov. 2
• Tuesday's weather: sunny with a high of 77
• What's happening today Oct. 25
• Schools fear worst budget cuts ahead
• Benefit planned for Kristi Sanders
• Marine Corps to teach story of first black Marines
• Clinton to Iran: Don't misread departure from Iraq
• Atlanta schools chief orders test score audits
• US stock futures mixed ahead of big earnings week
• Oil prices inch higher as talks proceed to resolve Europe's debt issues
• Monday's weather: partly cloudy with a high of 74
• What's happening today Oct. 24
• This weekend's weather: mostly clear and slightly warmer with temperatures in the 70s
• What's happening this weekend Oct. 22-23
• Fire destroys home on Gordon road
• Polk County woman is treated for serious dog bite
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Environmentalists sue agency over fish kill action
• Courthouse takeover defendant fights back tears
• Local church is holding its annual pumpkin patch
• Friday's weather: sunny with a high near 62
• What's happening today Oct. 21
• Rome man sentenced in Polk County child molestation case
• Obama: Gadhafi death ends painful chapter
• Gas leak poses no danger, ties up traffic
• Clinton: Pakistan must boost anti-terror fight
• Witness: Jackson doctor caused singer's death
• US futures edge up ahead of unemployment claims
• Mattie Stuart Foundations's school choice bus visits Polk County schools
• Thursday's weather: partly cloudy with a high of 57
• What's happening today Oct. 20
• Our House to hold benefit breakfast Oct. 22
• Fed survey finds economy expanding modestly
• Fall breeding leads to increased deer-car collisions
• Steve Molock runs for city commissioner
• Food Stamp Benefit Distribution Date May Change
• US stock futures flat as earnings roll in
• Woman charged with vehicular homicide in May 22 incident
• Wednesday's weather: cold with a chance of rain and a high of 52
• What's happening today Oct. 19
• North-South Korea talks in US serious, but civil
• North-South Korea talks in US serious, but civil
• Social Security to hand out first raises since '09
• Obama looks to South in bid to help keep his job
• Cover bands are added to civic center schedule
• Sens. urge baseball to ban tobacco
• Volatile oil market makes bullish turn
• Tuesday's weather: 30 percent chance of rain with a high of 82
• What's happening today Oct. 18
• Gordon Hill Baptist destroyed in fire
• UGA hosts summit on North-South Korea relations
• Obama seeks votes on jobs, piece by piece
• New “Georgia Grown” campaign launches
• High court to rule on Stolen Valor Act
• Occupy Wall Street reaches 1-month birthday
• US futures flat ahead of full week of earnings
• Monday's weather: sunny with a high near 85
• What's happening today Oct. 17
• Volunteers remove tires, other debris from Cedar Creek
• Volunteers remove tires, other debris from Cedar Creek
• This weekend's forecast: sunny with highs in the 70's
• This weekend's forecast: sunny with highs in the 70's
• What's happening this weekend Oct. 15-16
• Jail holds mock exercise for prisoner escape
• Jail holds mock exercise for prisoner escape
• US gov't runs $1.3 trillion budget deficit in 2011
• US gov't runs $1.3 trillion budget deficit in 2011
• House panel looks at Solyndra loan restructuring
• House panel looks at Solyndra loan restructuring
• FACT CHECK: Closer look at Cain's retirement model
• FACT CHECK: Closer look at Cain's retirement model
• Rockmart Police Department and Library teaming up for Christmas is for Kids
• Rockmart Police Department and Library teaming up for Christmas is for Kids
• Friday's weather: sunny with a high of 94
• What's happening today Oct. 14
• Cedartown Commission signs proclamation for retired educators
• Firefighters entertain, educate local children
• Deal names higher education funding commission
• 11-and-12-year-old Cedartown football team is playing well
• Wall Street protests draw overseas attention
• Stock futures fall on weak Chinese trade figures
• Sen. McCain accuses Iran of 'reckless behavior'
• Thursday's weather: chance of showers and thunderstorms
• What's happening today Oct. 13
• Congress poised to OK stalled free trade deals
• Congress poised to OK stalled free trade deals
• Cain vows to add staff, campaign more aggressively
• Oil price fluctuates around $86 per barrel
• Chrysler, UAW agree on new contract
• DOJ, groups urge court to block Ala. immigration law
• Cain says philosophy trumps foreign policy deficit
• Stock futures rise on hopes for European rescue
• GNTC holds early childhood care and education event at Polk Co. Campus
• Wednesday's weather: mostly cloudy with a high of 75
• What's happening today Oct. 12
• Rockmart man facing murder charges released on property bond
• K9 joins Polk County Police Department
• FDA adds new warnings to Bristol cancer drug
• FDIC backs ban on banks trading for own profit
• Sarah Palin says US due for a woman president
• Oil prices make gains; gas prices likely to remain unchanged
• Stock futures slip after Dow's 330-point rise
• Tuesday' weather: cloudy with a chance of rain
• What's happening today Oct. 11
• City honors the late James Harrison "Jimmy" Holland Jr. with proclamation
• City honors the late James Harrison "Jimmy" Holland Jr. with proclamation
• NAMI donates books to Cedartown Library
• Deficit 'supercommittee' struggles as clock ticks
• Chancellor: Ga. colleges could see full funding
• NKorea notches up cult around 'Illustrious' son
• Stock futures up as European pledge to help banks
• Americans Sargent, Sims share economics Nobel
• Monday's weather: cloudy with a high of 70, showers likely
• What's happening today Oct. 10
• Hustle for Hope raises breast cancer awareness
• This weekend's forecast: sunny with highs in the 70s
• This weekend's forecast: sunny with highs in the 70s
• What's happening this weekend Oct. 8-9
• What's happening this weekend Oct. 8-9
• Local business owner sues Polk County
• Hussle for Hope raises funds, cancer awareness
• Cedartown man charged with rape
• Rome man faces sex charges in Cedartown case
• GNTC honored for being on the front lines of digital technology
• Friday's weather: sunny with a high of 79
• What's happening today Oct. 7
• In high-tech tributes, Apple fans mourn Steve Jobs
• In high-tech tributes, Apple fans mourn Steve Jobs
• Settlement reached in Ga. headcoverings lawsuit
• Settlement reached in Ga. headcoverings lawsuit
• Cain rails against Wall Street protesters
• Cain rails against Wall Street protesters
• Cedartown's travel youth football program is doing well
• Haunted trail charity event canceled due to zoning laws
• Cedartown Fall Festival a success
• US futures rise ahead of European rates decision
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high of 82
• What's happening today Oct. 6
• Governor visits Meggitt's Rockmart plant
• Governor visits Meggitt's Rockmart plant
• Obama signs bill to keep government running
• State urges top Ga. court to vacate execution stay
• Investigator testifying about Jackson doc's phone
• Oil rises on positive signs for Europe economy
• Deal to congratulate Meggitt on Large Manufacturer of the Year award
• US stock futures follow European indexes higher Wednesday
• Wednesday's weather: sunny with a high of 83
• What's happening today Oct. 5
• Deal to visit Rockmart Wednesday to congratulate Meggitt employees on state award
• NWGA Regional hospital employees get help with job hunt
• Ford to add 5,750 US jobs as part of new contract
• CDC: Self-reported drunk driving is down
• US puts $10 million bounty on Iraq al-Qaida leader
• Stocks erase early losses on hopes for Fed action
• Gas prices expected to fall further as economic news remains bleak
• Tuesday's weather: sunny with a high of 77
• What's happening today Oct. 4
• Scientist wins Nobel for medicine days after death
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• No injuries reported in Cashtown road fire
• Gov. Deal appoints treasurer, deputy treasurer
• Economy up slightly but threats remain, data show
• Rockmart hosts Community Night Out
• US futures follow European indexes lower
• Monday's weather: sunny with a high of 74
• What's happening today Oct. 7
• What's happening this weekend, Oct. 1-2
• Carrie Strickland crowned Cedartown Homecoming Queen
• Florida sets presidential primary for Jan. 31
• Oil lower as volatile 3Q ends
• Radioactive water found under Ga. nuke plant
• Polk County property transactions for July
• New toll lanes to open on metro Atlanta interstate
• Friday's weather: sunny with a high of 77
• What's happening today Sept. 30
• GOP starting line inches toward New Year's Day
• GOP starting line inches toward New Year's Day
• Yellow Jacket Classic to be held Oct. 8
• Yellow Jacket Classic to be held Oct. 8
• Ala. police to enforce parts of immigration law
• Ala. police to enforce parts of immigration law
• CDC: Miners, construction, food workers smoke most
• Loughner remains calm, quiet at Tucson hearing
• Coosa Dental wins charity bowling tournament
• Stock futures up after German vote on bailout fund
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high of 84
• What's happening today Sept. 29
• DNR board supportive of controversial fishkill fine
• 26 states file Supreme Court health care appeal
• Stolen T's turn Georgia Tech into Georgia ech
• Unemployment rates fell in majority of US cities
• Georgia files high court health care appeal
• Ahead of the Bell: Durable Goods
• Sentencing reform group to launch in Ga.
• Wednesday's weather: sunny with a high of 84
• What's happening today Sept. 28
• Disabled passengers settle discrimination suit
• Disabled passengers settle discrimination suit
• Axelrod: Obama faces "Titanic struggle'
• AP sources: Official resigns over alleged spy ring
• Life sentence for cocaine trafficking conviction
• Consumers' confidence remains weak in September
• Hearing begins for proposed Ga. nuclear plant
• Stock futures rise on hopes of Europe debt deal
• Tuesday's weather:slight chance of rain, high of 83
• What's happening today Sept. 27
• Immigration panel schedules 1st meeting Thursday
• Living people to appear on US stamps
• Protesters criticize deal in Ga. fish kill case
• Perry to make Georgia debut with Friday speech
• New-home sales fell in August for 4th month
• US stock futures rise on hopes of Europe debt plan
• GOP's Cain says win in Fla. straw poll not a fluke
• Monday's weather: chance of rain this afternoon, high of 84
• What's happening today Sept. 26
• This weekend's weather: mostly clear, highs in the 80s
• This weekend's weather: mostly clear, highs in the 80s
• What's happening this weekend Sept. 24-25
• States push education accountability plans
• States push education accountability plans
• CHS homecoming and parade will be held Sept. 30
• CHS homecoming and parade will be held Sept. 30
• House approves bill to delay, scrap EPA rules
• House approves bill to delay, scrap EPA rules
• 37 injured in march at Fort Bragg, 1 critically
• Report: I-85 project to worsen traffic congestion
• Deal signs local legislation
• Friday's weather: chance of rain with a high 80
• What's happening today Sept. 23
• HON holds annual charity golf tournament
• HON holds annual charity golf tournament
• Scores got sick, 1 died trying to kill bedbugs
• Scores got sick, 1 died trying to kill bedbugs
• Creek Indian encampment at Museum of Agriculture on Oct. 1
• Analyst: Netflix split is set-up for Amazon deal
• Fear about world economy sends markets lower
• US stock futures plunge as Fed prepares for slump
• Ga. executes Davis; supporters claim injustice
• Thursday's weather: partly sunny, chance of rain
• What's happening today Sept. 22
• Fed to shift $400B in holdings to boost economy
• Fed to shift $400B in holdings to boost economy
• APNewsBreak: Angel Food Ministries out of business
• Romney questions Perry stance on Social Security
• Stocks mixed ahead of Fed statement
• Iran releases 2 Americans jailed as spies
• Polk County Small Business Expo to be held Oct. 6
• Wednesday's weather
• What's happening today Sept. 21
• Jimmy Carter exhibit to open Oct. 8 at Georgia Museum of Agriculture
• Obama: World will stand with post-Gadhafi Libya
• Oil rising on expectations of Fed stimulus
• Georgia Trend editor to speak at family reunion
• Repeal of gay ban causing few waves in military
• US stock futures rise ahead of Fed meeting
• Left lane of I-20 west in Carroll County closed today
• Tuesday's weather: 50 percent chance of rain, high of 82
• What's happening today Sept. 20
• Appeals court won't rehear ruling that allows Atlanta to tap Lake Lanier
• Appeals court won't rehear ruling that allows Atlanta to tap Lake Lanier
• Testimony starting in trial on TVA coal ash suits
• US home builder outlook worsens in September
• Rivals ask: Is Perry weak on the right, or left?
• CMS cheerleaders do well at Darlington competition
• Stock futures slip as Greek debt woes persist
• Left land of I-20 to be closed for maintance today between exits 19 and 11
• Monday's weather:Cloudy with a chance of rain
• What's happening today Sept. 19
• This weekend's weather:highs in the 70s with a chance of rain
• Twilight Wish Foundation reunites mother and son
• What's happening this weekend Sept. 17-18
• Chambliss leads bipartisan group of 34 to encourage super committee on reductions
• Utility contractor to pay damages to Rockmart water line
• DHS appoints new leadership in budget, general counsel and residential child care offices
• US lung cancer rates fall, led by Western states
• Friday's weather: partly sunny with a high of 76
• What's happening today Sept. 16
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to Marine
• Members of deficit-reduction panel meet in private
• Officials focus on 11 schools in cheating probe
• Obama debt taming plan would spare Social Security
• Stocks rally on support plan for European banks
• US stock futures rising ahead of economic reports
• Thursday's weather: mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain
• What's happening today Sept. 15
• Perry: Washington shouldn't dictate how to live
• Ga. students perform worse on SAT for 5th year
• School nurse fills unique role at Van Wert Elementary
• Stock indexes fall after weak retail sales report
• Gulf spill blamed on poor management decisions
• Expansion in Polk County to create jobs
• US stock futures rise ahead of talks on Greek debt
• Wednesday's weather: hot and sunny with a high of 91
• What's happening today Sept. 14
• Obama's jobs plan complicates task of debt panel
• Lawyer: Iran sets bail for 2 jailed Americans
• Stocks mixed in another choppy session; banks rise
• Local man honors first responders with pictures plaques
• 97 localities set November Sunday sales votes
• Gas prices fall despite increase in oil prices
• US stock futures fall after 2nd day of gains
• Tuesday's weather: sunny with a high of 88
• What's happening today Sept. 13
• SpongeBob in hot water from study of 4-year-olds
• Drop in TVA fuel cost more than offsets rate hike
• 9/11 memorial plaza in NYC opens to public
• GNTC to hold Polk County GED graduation Sept. 15
• Ga. drivers can now have medical info on licenses
• Europe's debt crisis drags down US stock futures
• Rockmart Business Alliance to sponsor a fall festival Sept. 17
• Monday's weather: mostly sunny with a high of 86
• What's happening today Sept. 12
• Remembrance ceremony honors 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001
• Remembrance ceremony honors 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001
• Meeting over Georgia street safety postponed
• Meeting over Georgia street safety postponed
• Streetscape renovations uncover a bit of Cedartown's past
• Streetscape renovations uncover a bit of Cedartown's past
• Obama tax cut would boost typical pay by $1,500
• Obama tax cut would boost typical pay by $1,500
• Stocks plunge as worries about Europe intensify
• Stocks plunge as worries about Europe intensify
• Congressman Phil Gingrey reacts to president’s job speech
• Congressman Phil Gingrey reacts to president’s job speech
• Friday's weather: warming up again, mostly sunny with a high of 79
• What's happening today Sept. 9
• Federal court tosses lawsuit over health reform
• Federal court tosses lawsuit over health reform
• Bernanke puzzled by weak consumer spending
• Bernanke puzzled by weak consumer spending
• Congressional debt reduction panel kicks off work
• Congressional debt reduction panel kicks off work
• Stocks drift ahead of Bernanke, Obama speeches
• Church will host memorial 9/11 memorial service Sunday
• Deal signs congressional map
• US stock futures little changed ahead of jobs data
• Thursday's weather: Cloudy with a high of 77
• What's happening today Sept. 8
• Rockmart All-Pro Rodeo this weekend
• Georgia jobs program gets bipartisan boost
• Shocker: Power demand from US homes is falling
• Man injured in single vehicle accident on Hwy. 27
• Democrats: GOP’s support of Tea Party budget would cost 225,000 Georgia jobs
• US futures follow European shares higher
• Wednesday's weather: cloudy and cooler with a high of 69
• Route 337 detoured at Chattooga-Chickamauga railway crossing in Walker County
• What's happening today Sept. 7
• Single vehicle accident results in injury on Old Atlanta Highway
• Taxpayers spend $460 million for security in Ga.
• Oil tumbles on fears of economic slump
• Cedartown sports get rained out
• Adult smoking rate edges down slightly: CDC data
• US stock futures fall to start short holiday week
• GNTC Walker and Whitfield Murray campuses to open at 10 a.m.
• DCH Seeks input about Medicaid and CHIP redesign initiative
• Monday's weather: rainy with a high of 71
• What's happening today Sept. 6
• This weekend's weather: slightly cooler with a chance of rain
• What's happening this Labor Day weekend
• Ga. beaches may get boost from Gulf storm
• Ga. beaches may get boost from Gulf storm
• UN: Credible evidence Iran working on nuke weapons
• UN: Credible evidence Iran working on nuke weapons
• Ga. Aquarium launches TV show on 'Ocean Mysteries'
• Ga. Aquarium launches TV show on 'Ocean Mysteries'
• Stocks plunge after US hiring dries up in August
• Space junk littering orbit; might need cleaning up
• Ga. Dems call reapportionment maps losing proposition
• US stock futures plunge after weak jobs report
• Friday's weather: sunny with a high of 93
• What's happening today Sept. 2
• CDC: Doctors prescribing fewer antibiotics to kids
• August US auto sales better than expected
• Gadhafi vows no surrender in Libya
• Alzheimer’s Association applauds heroes during inaugural World Alzheimer's Month is September
• White House creates website for online petitions
• Stock futures fall ahead of manufacturing report
• Timing clash settled, Obama sets sights on speech
• Thursday's weather: sunny with a high of 91
• What's happening today Sept. 1
• Polk Medical Center started search 2 years ago
• Panel: Widespread waste and fraud in war spending
• Isakson: Harbor-deepening environmental issues close to solution
• Cedartown man sentenced to serve three years in plea bargain
• Obama to address Congress next week on jobs
• DFCS offices will be closed on furlough days
• US stock futures rise at end of volatile August
• Wednesday's weather: mostly sunny with a high of 93
• What's happening today Aug. 31
• Ga. daycare where child died loses license
• Tropical Storm Katia strengthens in the Atlantic
• Update: Floyd gets Polk Medical Center deal
• Labor Day holiday weekend to be busy on Ga. roads
• Romney on Perry turf assails 'career politicians'
• Law enforcement training center adding jobs in Ga.
• US stock futures fall after market's big rally
• Tuesday's weather: sunny with a high of 93
• What's happening today Aug. 30
• Local responders ready when next disaster unfolds
• Ohio judge sets new trial in 1967 killing
• Judge questions ex-UGA coach's settlement
• Georgia's US senators tag team town halls
• Drought, high demand makes hay hard to find
• Oil below $86 as US refineries survive hurricane
• Stock futures rise after Irene weaker than feared
• Monday's weather: sunny with a high of 94
• What's happening today Aug. 29
• Search for missing man continues late Sunday night
• Big Gathering 2011 continues Sunday at Turner Street Park in Cedartown
• Hurricane Irene brings rain, heavy seas to coast
• Prosecutors seek death penalty in officer's death
• Man gets life sentence in Atlanta clerk's killing
• Refineries likely to shut as Hurricane Irene nears
• Oldest person to mark 115th birthday in Georgia
• Buffett invests $5 billion in Bank of America
• Buffett invests $5 billion in Bank of America
• Five arrested in relation to April shooting case
• Five arrested in relation to April shooting case
• Aragon resident grows 50 lb watermelon
• Aragon resident grows 50 lb watermelon
• Cruise in and block party will be tomorrow night
• Cruise in and block party will be tomorrow night
• Polk County Sheriff's Benefit sing tonight at 7.
• Stocks sink; Banks rise on BofA deal
• What's happening today Aug. 25
• Investigation stalled in July toddler drowning
• Two face charges in NET drug sting
• Oil climbs on stronger manufacturing activity
• TVA plans reactor sale-lease to pay for another
• Redmond and Polk Medical Centers partner with Department of labor for scrub donations to medical students
• Irene strengthens as it heads toward the East Coast
• Stock futures drift after Dow jumps 322 points
• Wednesday's weather: sunny with a high of 90
• What's happening today Aug. 24
• Hospital authority continues planning
• WellStar Donates Nearly $1 Million to GHC’s Nursing Program
• AP survey: No recession but weakness will endure
• Irene could disrupt King memorial dedication in DC
• Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• Retail gas prices are expected to fall fourth week in a row
• Wall Street looks set for second day of gains
• Tuesday's weather: sunny with a high of 92
• What's happening today Aug. 23
• Fire destroys barn on McKibben Road
• Fire destroys barn on McKibben Road
• Deal unveils new Georgia license plate
• Ga. emergency officials keep close watch on Irene
• Siblings accused in crime spree due in Colo court
• Ga. lawmakers unveil new congressional map
• Fight leads to several arrests outside Rockmart Cowboys
• Two killed in explosion
• Monday's weather: mostly sunny with a high of 95
• What's happening today Aug. 22
• This weekends' weather: hot with a chance of thunderstorms
• What's happening this weekend Aug 20-21
• Charges filed in fatal stabbing of Georgia man
• Higher prices: the big trend for back-to-school
• Suicide bomber kills 40 in Pakistan mosque
• Republicans warn against waiving air subsidy cuts
• US judge accepts plea deal, frees Memphis 3
• TCSG, Mercer University sign articulation agreement
• Friday's weather:mostly sunny with a high of 92
• What's happening today Aug. 19
• Man's two-year journey takes him through Polk County
• Deal initiative aims to end internet gambling parlors
• Polk County arrest reports through Aug. 9
• Municipal elections set for November 8
• State traditional arts research archive now on loan to ABAC
• More people sought unemployment benefits
• Thursday's weather: mostly sunny with a high of 92
• What's happening today Aug. 18
• Recent Rockmart police reports
• Recent Rockmart police reports
• Dogs entered porch, killed cat
• Dogs entered porch, killed cat
• AP source: Obama to give major jobs speech
• Ga. prep player's parents want death investigated
• Ga. student performance on ACT flat from last year
• Recent Cedartown police reports
• Wednesday weather: sunny with a high of 93
• What's happening today Aug. 17
• Taylorsville woman offers reward for information about animal poisoning
• Area Businesses build beach volleyball court at Murphy Harpst Children’s Centers
• Australian 'collar bomb' suspect ordered detained
• Church will give out free clothing
• Cedartown man in Glynn County jail awaiting transfer in child molestation case
• Crude oil prices fall as consumer sentiment drops to 30-year low
• Tuesday's weather: sunny with a high of 89
• What's happening today Aug. 16
• Public hearing planned over pawnshop zoning
• GDOT seeks public comment on state transportation plan
• Six face charges after drug bust
• 60 killed as wave of violence rolls across Iraq
• 3 fugitive siblings due back in court in Colo.
• What's happening today, Aug. 15
• This weekend's weather: highs in the low 90's, chance of rain Sunday
• What's happening this weekend Aug. 13-14
• FBI: Mortgage fraud still prevalent, hard to catch
• Judge: Anthony must serve check fraud probation
• Ga. unveils new political maps
• One arrested, one injured in crash early morning crash
• Fireman, rescuee reunite after 48 years
• Redmond receives highest level of chest pain designation
• Friday's weather: mostly sunny with a high of 94
• What's happening today Aug. 12
• Ga., Fla. fugitive sibs to appear in Colo. court
• US trade deficit widens in June to $53.1 billion
• GBI probes deaths of 2 people found in burned home
• Strategic planning committee hires firm to develop proposal
• What's happening today, Aug. 11
• June Polk County property transactions
• May Polk County property transactions
• April Polk County property transactions
• Ga. first lady named head of Children and Families office
• Ga. soldier gets life, no parole in Iraq slayings
• What's happening today Aug. 10
• First Lady Deal visits Murphy-Harpst Academy in Cedartown
• Sheriff: Sibling fugitives are extremely dangerous
• Young cheerleaders learn the basics
• Proposed Congressional district fails to win commission's support
• Ga. Sen. Bill Heath speaks on nation's debt
• Tuesday's weather:showers and thunderstorms likely
• What's happening today Aug. 9
• Deal announces Race to the Top grant winners
• Deal announces Race to the Top grant winners
• Long-time gardener grows giant vegetables
• Long-time gardener shows off giant fruits and vegitables
• UGA to have record freshman class this fall
• UGA to have record freshman class this fall
• Rome Social Security office to begin closing at 3 daily
• GHC announces Summer 2011 Dean's list
• SEALs on rescue mission when killed in Afghan crash
• Monday's weather: chance of rain, partly sunny with a high of 96
• What's happening today Aug. 8
• GNTC cuts ribbon on Whitfield campus
• GNTC cuts ribbon on Whitfield campus
• This weekend's weather: chance of rain, highs in the 90's
• What's happening this weekend Aug. 6-7
• Senate ends partial shutdown at US aviation agency
• Redmond to Hold Wellness Seminar in Rockmart
• Ga. DA seeks death penalty for 2 in fatal beating
• NASA set to launch spacecraft to planet Jupiter
• Second Baptist in Cedartown announce Angel Food Ministry dates for Aug.
• Polk School District announce intent to increase millage rate
• Friday's weather: showers and thunderstorms likely, heat index of 106
• What's happening today Aug. 5
• Polk student receives Piedmont degree
• Water authority amends leak protection program
• Deal announces $1 million grant, Complete College Ga. initiative
• Open house schedule for Polk County schools announced
• Ga. mom chooses retrial in jaywalking death case
• Thursday's weather: mostly sunny and very hot with heat index of 105
• What's happening today Aug. 4
• Military contract with Meggitt to create 25 jobs in Rockmart area
• Rockmart man arrested in connection with New Year's murder
• Audit: Ga. not spending money on driver's ed
• Family plans fundraisers for teen with Cystic Fibrosis
• Funeral for Rockmart truck drive to be held Thursday in Hiram
• Wednesday's weather:a heat advisory has been issued high of 100, heat index of 103
• What's happening today Aug. 3
• Judge orders teen responsible for death of toddler to create a memorial
• Dr. Leia Dawson joins Floyd urgent care in Rockmart
• Sen. Chambliss' speaks on debt ceiling vote
• Massey makes a hole in one
• Obama signs legislation to avert default
• Xtreme places at state
• Wednesday's weather:sunny heat index of 102
• What's happening today Aug. 2
• 17-year-old in Ga. sentenced to life in killing
• Summerfest at Bert Wood Youth and Athletic Complex a success
• Student survey calls University of Georgia No. 2 party school in US
• GNTC accepting Youth Succeess Academy applications through Aug. 15
• GBI seeks help in locating woman accused of forgery, theft in relation to Bartow Co. check cashing scam
• Monday's weather:mostly sunny with a heat index of 99
• What's happening today Aug. 1
• Rockmart trucker dies in South Carolina wreck
• Rockmart trucker dies in South Carolina wreck
• Weekend events
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• Monster Truck rally continues in Cedartown Saturday night
• Monster Truck rally continues in Cedartown Saturday night
• Boehner rewrites his bill, conservatives climb on
• Boehner rewrites his bill, conservatives climb on
• Recent Cedartown police reports
• Recent Cedartown police reports
• Boehner rewrites his bill, Obama pleads for pact
• Boehner rewrites his bill, Obama pleads for pact
• Former officer claims termination was due to discrimination complaint
• 8 in Georgia sickened in salmonella outbreak
• What's happening today, July 29
• Chambliss: Obama will sign short-term debt extension
• Chambliss: Obama will sign short-term debt extension
• Dr. Thomas Garcia joins Floyd primary care in Rockmart
• Dr. Thomas Garcia joins Floyd primary care in Rockmart
• House voting on GOP bill -- key step in debt fight
• House voting on GOP bill -- key step in debt fight
• Collision at Main Street and Girard injures one
• Law enforcement take down two meth labs, arrest 16
• Rockmart-Cedartown alumni softball game Saturday
• Thursday's weather: mostly sunny with a high of 94
• What's happening today July 28
• Polk County arrests through July 14
• Analysts: Senate plan saves $2.2 trillion
• State Sen. Mullis opposes selected 411 Connector route
• Local couple use sustainable agriculture on farm
• Default fears accompanying Hill stalemate on debt
• Georgia lacks jobs for unemployed workers
• Wednesday's weather: sunny with a high of 95
• What's happening today, July 27
• Graves: cut, cap and balance is the only solution on the table.
• Conservative revolt casts doubt on House GOP plan
• Police: Longtime Ga. lawmaker found dead
• AP-GfK Poll: Worries about debt rising once again
• University System of Ga. has numerous lobbyists
• Ga. woman to be sentenced for child's accident
• Tuesday's weather: very hot with chance of rain
• What's happening today July 26
• Sen. Chambliss, others speak on gun rights in open letter to President Obama
• Man urged to surrender in Atlanta accident
• Boys and Girls Club is closing due to water leaks
• Crude oil prices close to $100 a barrell
• Free movie to play at Ridgeferry Park in Rome July 29
• Deputy coroner says Alpharetta man dies Saturday in skydiving accident in Polk County
• Deputy coroner says Alpharetta man dies Saturday in skydiving accident in Polk County
• What's happening this weekend July 23-24
• Cedartown Cruise-In continues until late tonigh
• GBI: Prescription drug abuse overdoses rise
• Six Polk County schools fail to make AYP
• McGee finds success with minor league baseball team
• Georgia sees an increase in multigenerational households
• Scholarship funds still available for ABAC fall semester
• Friday's weather: heat index of 102, chance of rain
• What's happening today, July 22
• Lacey taking post with Polk County
• Georgia schools fare worse on federal benchmarks
• Department of Education releases AYP report
• Boehner: House will compromise on debt limit despite tea party holdouts
• Toddler's condition unchanged at Scottish Rite
• Former Cedartown police officer arrested on drug charges
• Hitting powers 10-and-under team to GRPA crown against Sumter
• Thursday's weather:chance of rain, extremely hot and humid
• What's happening today, July 21
• Suspect indicted on murder charges
• New fee on phone card purchases to go to Polk's E-911 center
• Senate GOP showing flexibility in debt fight
• Child molester pleads guilty, receives 20 years
• 'Scrappy' attitude gives 8-and-under team motivation to take GRPA title
• Wednesday's weather:mostly sunny with a high of 92
• What's happening today, July 20
• Driving range planned in Rockmart
• Berry College gives full scholarship to fifth-grade hero on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
• Deadline for ABAC admission applications is Aug. 1
• Floyd Co. inmate reportedly found with weapon
• Cedartown Tea Party meeting to be held July 23
• What's happening today, July 19
• Duncan: Feds 'looking at' cheating in Atlanta
• City approves contract for next phase of redevelopment project
• Obama appoints Cordray to lead consumer agency
• Investor's optimism drives up oil prices; consumers anything but optimistic
• Monday's weather: sunny with a high of 92
• What's happening today, July 18
• Annual Rotary duck race is held during festival
• Annual Rotary duck race is held during festival
• What's happening this weekend, July 16-17
• What's happening this weekend, July 16-17
• UPDATE: school calendar revised
• Shorter University announces Dean's List for Spring 2011
• TSA finds 13 knives in carry-on at DC-area airport
• Cedartown Dawgs are the 2011 GSA Southern Region winners
• Shorter Chorale to perform at Southern American Choral Directors Association
• What's happening today, July 15
• Suspect who vowed not to return to Georgia killed in Texas
• Gov't to test risk-based airport screening
• American Legion serves watermelon to assisted living patients
• Angel Food Ministries now accepted orders for food relief
• Lawmakers snipe, Wall St. frets as deadline nears
• Group: Hall can keep national award for now
• Thursday's weather: 40 percent chance of rain heat index of 102
• What's happening today, July 14
• Cedartown-Polk County Hospital Authority meets to discuss plans for future operations
• Cedartown-Polk County Hospital Authority meets to discuss plans for future operations
• Several Georgia counties in the running for a new airport
• Several Georgia counties in the running for a new airport
• Polk County residents encouraged to stay indoors due to heat advisory
• Polk County residents encouraged to stay indoors due to heat advisory
• UPDATE: dress code policy published on PSD website
• GNTC to hold law enforcement night class graduation July 16
• Cedartown man arrested in Haralson County
• Wednesday's weather: hot with a 40 percent chance of rain, a heat advisory is in effect
• What's happening today, July 13
• 4 Ga. inmates claim they were beaten in handcuffs
• Congressman Gingrey opposes new tax increases for debt limit deal
• Lindale man arrested in high speed chase in Polk County
• Update:Toyo Tire to add over 400 new jobs in Bartow County
• Seamless Summer Nutrition Program feeds more than 200 children daily
• What's happening today, July 12
• Aragon's Fire Chief resigns
• Aragon team to represent Georgia in Dizzy Dean World Series again
• Former Cedartown woman wins Mosaic Award
• Rockmart Youth Football to play at Hilburn Field this season
• ABAC announces July 15 financial aid deadline
• Monday's weather: partly sunny with a heat index of 103
• What's happening today, July 11
• What's happening this weekend, July 9-10
• Today is the last day to vote the new Ga. tag
• GBI investigates toddler drowning
• Obama: Uncertainty over debt limit impacts hiring
• Death at Ga. waterpark called accidental drowning
• Casey Anthony to stay in jail until July 17
• What's happening today, July 8
• Reden Delgado, MD, Joins Redmond Family Care at Rockmart
• Reden Delgado, MD, Joins Redmond Family Care at Rockmart
• Obama calls meeting with leaders 'constructive'
• Obama calls meeting with leaders 'constructive'
• GA woman accused of plot to kill ex-husband in NC
• GA woman accused of plot to kill ex-husband in NC
• Retailers post strong June sales
• Retailers post strong June sales
• Author's book featured at Cedartown Historical Society
• Tree clearing project begins at airport
• What's happening today, July 7
• US service sector grew in June, but at slower pace
• US service sector grew in June, but at slower pace
• 20 physicians presented with Dr. Tony Warren Best Practice award
• 20 physicians presented with Dr. Tony Warren Best Practice award
• Polk Medical Center adds digital mammography service
• Polk Medical Center adds digital mammography service
• US: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
• Casey Anthony could go free after 3 years in jail
• Brown selected to train with top players in Florida
• Wednesday's weather: showers and thunderstorms likely
• What's happening today, July 6
• High Court sides with former Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital patient
• High Court sides with former Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital patient
• Christmas in July scheduled to raise funds for Helping Hands
• Christmas in July scheduled to raise funds for Helping Hands
• Polk County arrests through June 28
• Update: all power restored in Goodyear village
• Polk County man's farm damaged in Monday night's storm
• Ga. State Patrol reports 19 holiday weekend deaths
• Tuesday's weather: showers and thunderstorms likely
• What's happening today, July 5
• Cedartown warrior wins wheelchair division of Peachtree Road Race
• Cedartown warrior talks Peachtree Road Race
• What's happening July 4 weekend
• Motorist loses control, hits mobile home
• Tate, a Cartersville High graduate, suspended 50 games by MLB
• Wildfires continue to burn in southeast Georgia
• NC man caught in Ga. 16 years after prison escape
• UPDATE: Police considering Toddler drowning an active investigation
• Expect a detour off Blacks Bluff Rd. at West Rome Bypass in Floyd County
• What's happening today, July 1
• Schabort wins Cedartown Wheelchair 5K race
• Much of GA immigration law set to take effect
• Cedartown softball team wins District crown
• Obama honors Gates on last day as defense chief
• Annual wheelchair race is today in Cedartown
• Unemployment benefit applications stuck above 400K
• What's happening today June 30
• Four arrests made in separate child molestation incidents
• Four arrests made in separate child molestation incidents
• Two arrested in check forgery case
• Two arrested in check forgery case
• GSP preparing for July 4 holiday weekend
• GSP preparing for July 4 holiday weekend
• Gun stock to be tested for DNA in Ga. slayings
• Skydivers names likely to remain mystery
• "Under the Oaks" farmers market popular in Rockmart
• What's happening today, June 29
• Cedartown man to be deployed to Guantanamo as MP
• Bridge collapse injures 2 in northwest Atlanta
• Judge blocks parts of Ga. immigration law
• Ga. state school board approves charter schools
• Detective: Peek should enter plea or face trial by jury
• Cedartown man arrested, charged with shooting son
• Ga. board committee approves charter schools
• Lundy family members have roles in movie
• Producer: Cedartown will be the 'heart' of film, due out in 2012
• Present and future collide at annual RHS Lady Jacket Softball Camp
• Rockmart Gold All-Stars take GRPA 10-and-under district crown in soggy weather
• What's happening today, June 27
• Skydivers injured during storm
• Parachuters reported injured in Polk County
• What's happening this weekend, June 25-26
• Deal freezes Georgia gas tax
• Deal freezes Georgia gas tax
• Couplings stolen from water systems of Rockmart businesses
• Couplings stolen from water systems of Rockmart businesses
• GNTC dedicates a Polk County campus building to the HON company
• GNTC dedicates a Polk County campus building to the HON company
• Obama invites top senators for debt talks
• Obama invites top senators for debt talks
• Newspaper: Ga. day care center falsified records
• Public to get chance to review Georgia textbooks
• What's happening today, June 24
• Filming is temporarily halted in Cedartown
• Filming is temporarily halted in Cedartown
• Filming of 'Jayne Mansfield's Car' resumes on second day
• Filming of 'Jayne Mansfield's Car' resumes on second day
• FBI stays quiet about recent hacker attack
• FBI stays quiet about recent hacker attack
• Forestry crews from Polk and other counties working to contain wildfires
• Charter school advocates rally at the Gold Dome
• 2011 Aragon BBQ scheduled for June 25
• What's happening today, June 23
• Film crew happy with flavor of Cedartown
• Type O negative blood supply drops to critically low levels
• Filming begins for 'Jayne Mansfield's Car"
• Cases reviewed for status updates
• Man eludes Rockmart police traffic stop
• ABAC students participate in natural resource conservation workshop
• ABAC students participate in natural resource conservation workshop
• Crews rush to finish film work
• Crews rush to finish film work
• Scattered thunderstorms expected tonight and Wednesday
• Scattered thunderstorms expected tonight and Wednesday
• Lemonade stand returns for summer
• Lemonade stand returns for summer
• Polk Medical Center adds cardiac test to services
• Polk Medical Center adds cardiac test to services
• McLendon: no rush making changes for H.B. 87
• Local Solider cuts cake for Army's 236th birthday
• What's happening today, June 21
• GSP waiting to file charges in head on collision case
• Stolen bicycles found in Aragon
• Sheriff McLendon to handle public relations role personally going forward
• Camp marks surge of wrestling programs in Rockmart
• Rockmart 'B' team falls short of tournament title
• Rockmart 7-8-year-old 'A' team wins district championship
• What's happening today, June 20
• What's happening this weekend, June 17-18
• Movie magic transforms Cedartown for Hollywood film
• Ga. teen slain on vacation in Florida Panhandle
• Man arrested in alcohol related incident
• Georgia governor favors charter schools amendment
• Locals take jobs as extras in movie
• What's happening today, June 17
• Mexico, other countries join Ga. immigration suit
• GNTC truck driving students lend a hand to Habitat for Humanity's HomeMart
• Harris to receive training certificate
• Polk County sees some hail, power outages in Wednesday's storm
• SBA approves more that $5 million for Ga. residents
• Ga. unemployment rate remains at 9.8 percent
• What's happening today, June 16
• Severe thunderstorm watch for Polk County until 8 p.m.
• Cedartown High School to get new bleachers
• Historical society turns to city for help
• Homeless shelter is proposed
• Polk County tax assessors send notices to property owners
• What's happening today, June 15
• Oil rises on economy news, stock market rally
• Report: Few students proficient in US history
• Secrets of woman with 5 dead husbands die with her
• Aragon Fire Department has new focus on long and short term goals
• School Board meets to discuss budget
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• Children's Day provides enjoyment for all involved
• Volleyball camp sets up improvement
• Rockmart teams begin Little League district tournament
• Rockmart holds annual youth basketball camp
• Ga. redistricting hearings scheduled
• What's happening today, June 13
• What's happening this weekend: June 11-12
• Georgia's high school graduation rate 47th in nation; Tennessee at 14
• Nashville police bust Ga. man for fake CMA tickets
• Polk County deputy clarifies his company ownership
• Chambliss, Isakson urge drought relief for Ga.
• Polk School District offers held with identifying and assisting Students with disabilities
• Shorter University donates laptops to Youth for Christ
• What's going on today, June 10
• Ga. students improve on standardized tests
• ABAC to offer Bachelor of science degree beginning Fall 2011
• Gov't aims to crack down on immigration scams
• Chancellor warns of future challenges during final regents meeting
• Ga. mother accused of throwing newborn in trash
• Deal: May revenue numbers up 2.5 percent
• What's happening today, June 9
• Senate votes to let Fed trim debit card swipe fees
• 2 Ga. charter schools ask state for approval
• Cedartown native completes year as State Bar of Georgia President
• Rockmart Youth Soccer Association to move operations to Nathan Dean Sports Complex
• Senate showdown over limiting debit card fees
• What's happening today, June 8
• Filming on Hollywood movie takes place June 19-24 in Cedartown
• Court hearing postponed for accused child molester
• Cedartown holds wrestling camp at Westside Elementary
• Cedartown local graduates Marine Core boot camp
• Cedartown man injured in Saturday wreck on U.S. 411
• What's happening today June 7
• 260 Foster care youth to be honored at Celebration of Excellence
• Former deputy to keep peace officer certification
• Santorum in White House race; 'In it to win'
• Bill Heath speaks on redistricting
• American Legion Post 12 Honor Guard recognized for service to veterans
• Biker's Alley lawsuit to go to court June 17
• What's happening today, Monday June 6
• What's happening this weekend, June 4-5
• Polk County property transactions for March
• Casting director seeks extras for movie to be filmed in Cedartown
• Lawmakers review options after charter ruling
• Ex-prosecutor facing Atlanta airport gun charge
• Toby Armellino awarded Shorter University’s Provost Scholarship
• TCSG rescinds GED test fee increase
• What's happening today June 3
• CHS Class of 1956 holds reunion
• Carrollton man dies in ATV accident
• Attorney: groups sue over Georgia immigration law
• Local man shares stories of life, World War II
• Bluegrass festival to be held in Rockmart June 2-4
• Crews continue search for missing plane
• 328 kids participated in Polk County Kids Fishing Rodeo
• Skydiving mishap delays court martial sentencing
• Law enforcement preparing for Ga. immigration law
• Downed lines leave Rockmart customers without power.
• Russell Regional Airport to host Southeast Aerobatic Open this week
• What's happening today, June 1
• Flowers stolen from downtown Rockmart containers
• Progress seen with blaze near Georgia swamp
• Home-price index at lowest point since 2006 bust
• Silver Creek teen wins Macon pageant
• Lantern ceremony commemorates Memorial Day in Hawaii
• Bill Heath speaks on Memorial Day
• What's going on today, May 31
• CHS Class of 2011 graduates 202 seniors
• 2 drown in Georgia lakes; 3rd person sought
• Ga. mental hospital to remain open for now
• Fugitive from Georgia caught at NY northern border
• Cedartown holds service at Veteran's Memorial Park
• RHS holds its graduation ceremonies
• What's going on today, Memorial Day
• Cleanup continues after Thursday's severe storm
• Saturday service honors Civil War dead
• What's going on in Polk County May 28-29
• Trees toppled by storm kill 3 in metro Atlanta
• Auto enthusiasts make their way downtown for monthly cruise in
• Army sergeant's court-martial to resume Tuesday
• Four arrested in Rockmart on armed robbery charges
• What's happening today, May 27
• Severe thunderstorm leaves about half of Rockmart without power
• Polk County 911 reports funnel cloud
• Much of Rockmart without power; trees down after Thursday storm hits
• APNewsBreak: Ga. court asked to reconsider ruling
• Cedartown woman found dead in vehicle Thursday morning
• Cedartown funeral home employee's arrest leaves owner shocked
• Disaster assistance includes the right to appeal
• What's going on today, May 26
• Lauren Alaina finishes second in Idol
• Ariz. shooting spree suspect incompetent for trial
• Three arrested in Cedartown drug raid Monday
• Finale of 'Oprah Winfrey' airs after 25-year run
• Gingrey Supports House Administration Committee eliminating expired agency
• Students recognized as they prepare to move up to new schools
• Disaster assistance grants not intended to cover all losses
• What's happening today, May 25
• Ga. Power bills to decrease 64 cents monthly
• Arrest warrant issued for man suspected in murder of Rome teen
• Egypt's Mubarak to be tried over protester deaths
• McDonald's breaks ground on new location Monday afternoon
• Ga. lawmakers want to help charter school students
• Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital to hold hiring fair of employees, today
• What's going on today, May 24
• Ga. man pretending to be soldier gets prison term
• Wreck temporarily blocks Main Street Monday afternoon
• Obama connects with Irish roots
• Ga. firefighter trainee dies rescuing 3 children
• RMS sets stage for fall with spring game
• Legislative and Congressional Reapportionment Committees announce webpage
• What's going on today, May 23
• Polk County events for May 21-22
• Several lawsuits heading to court for status check next month
• Cedartown woman's lawsuit for wrongful death of son to come before judge in June
• No Child Left Behind fix lagging in Congress
• Lawsuit involving drowning death of Rockmart man to go before judge in June
• Polk County arrests through May 8
• Federal employee is jailed in sexual assault case
• What's going on today, May 20
• Cedartown Optimist Club honors law enforcement officers
• Police make arrest in shotgun shooting
• Obama says future of US bound to Mideast
• FBI investigates Unabomber in '82 Tylenol deaths
• US, Pakistan try to repair ties after bin Laden
• Supreme Court sends murder case back to trial court, upholds conviction
• What's going on today, May 19
• Chambliss: Georgians held hostage by prices at the pump
• Georgia woman: 'I shot him as much as I could'
• CMS students perform as 'wax statues' while learning about biographies
• Local communities seeking grants
• Tornado victim gets help from neighbors
• Superior Court judge orders child to appear in court
• What's going on today, May 18
• Senior students open time capsule they buried 11 years ago
• Deal, others name Education Finance Study Commission
• Hundreds protest overturning of charter school law
• DLM Auto reports theft by taking May 5
• Rockmart Girls Softball league continues
• County board approves firm to design proposed new Public Works facility
• What's going on in today, May 17
• Polk county Commissioners to hold meeting tomorrow on 2012 budget
• Secretary of State Kemp launches zero-based budgeting website
• Students are encourage to take GED test before prices increase
• CHS announces its student and faculty of the month
• Burglary reported in Cedartown
• What's going on in Polk County May 14-15
• Large turnout for Ayers-Beck Celebrity Golf Tournament
• Civil trial against Rockmart nursing home continues
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Polk, surrounding counties
• Local business owner is upset at loosing contract
• Suspected prescription fraud reported at Kroger Pharmacy
• What's happening today, May 13
• Ga. students performing better on graduation test
• Dollar General reports property damage
• Local woman sues a Rockmart nursing home
• Cherokee Elementary School Olympics are next week
• Few hold onto HOPE for whole time in college
• What's going on in Polk County today, May 12
• Silver Creek woman injured in wreck Tuesday night
• Georgia disaster counties approved for food assistance
• Cedartown man to have DUI case reviewed
• Minivan catches on fire on Grover Road
• Polk County woman's trial on hold
• W. F. Floyd Construction company wins wastewater treatment plant contract
• Theft reported at A1 Driving school
• What's going on in Polk County today, May 11
• Groundbreaking ceremony for Rockmart library held Tuesday
• Georgia Highlands College to begin offering bachelor's degrees in nursing
• Report: Up to 44m more uninsured under GOP budget
• Avian Adventures program to be held June 27-29 at ABAC
• Gov. Deal signs law to put more kids in booster seats
• Election precincts may be changed in Polk County
• Former deputies file amended lawsuits
• Cedartown residence burns Monday afternoon
• All previously missing tornado victims accounted for
• Average gas prices in Ga. rises 1 cent per gallon in the past week
• APNewsBreak: Gingrich announcing 2012 bid on Wed.
• What's going on in Polk County today, May 9
• FEMA Disaster Recovery Center opens in Cedartown
• Teams began annual Relay for Life
• Ga. man to be sentenced for impersonating soldier
• Woodsmen of the world donate money to Youngs Grove Renaissance program
• Youngs Grove holds Relay for Life
• Gingrey makes a statement on energy bill to restart offshore leasing
• What's going on in Polk County Friday May 6
• Obama pays respects at ground zero
• Rockmart residents observe National Day of Prayer
• Theft by Taking
• Regents will name ex-rep new chancellor on Friday
• Keep Polk Beautiful director speaks to Cedartown neighborhood watch
• States ask fed court to overturn health overhaul
• Corn bonds out of jail
• GHC Scholarship Recipients Celebrated
• Reward offered for information leading to arrest in 2010 Rockmart homicide case
• Sandra Wheat promises subcontractors will be paid
• Polk County leaders search for economic development plan
• Deal signs bill to fight human trafficking
• Cedartown woman arrested, charged with second degree vehicular homicide
• PSC to hold hearing on Georgia Power fuel recovery case
• Cedartown man arrested for drug possession
• GNTC will be a tobacco-free environment effective Aug. 1, 2011
• Hudgens estimates $75 million in insured losses across state in storm damage
• Bill Heath speaks on disaster relief and legislation
• Cedartown holds Idol contest
• Corn: Fatal wreck was caused by another motorist
• Rockmart and Cedartown Middle girl's soccer teams battle for postseason spot
• Obama: Bin Laden's death makes the world safer
• President Obama confirms Bin Laden dead
• Cedar Valley Arts festival continues tonight, Sunday
• Krige Wins Saturday's handcycling road race on Pine Bower Road
• Block party, Cedartown Idol held Friday night
• Polk County Arrests through April 25
• Polk County arrests through April 15
• Clocktower Classic road race relocated to Polk County
• June agricultural survey to be conducted
• Rockmart firm wins manufacturing award
• Hudgens reiterates storm tips for Georgia residents
• Wednesday storm claims continue to rise in Georgia
• Handcycling race begins at 6 p.m. at Peek Park
• No injuries reported in last night's storm
• Weather update: Tornado seen near Cave Spring
• Hundreds still without power in Rockmart
• Weather system continues to move through Polk County
• Fire and wreck keep emergency services busy in Polk County
• Hollywood may have Cedartown, Rome in its sights
• Polk County is under a tornado watch until 10 p.m.
• Update: Tornado watch issued for Floyd, warnings for Catoosa, Chattooga, Walker
• Today's Hot Deal: 2 for 1 tickets to see the Kiss Army in Rome
• Cedartown Coosa Valley Credit Union has new branch manager
• City awards new library contract
• United Fund holds 51st annual banquet
• Cedartown High School announces its March student and faculty of the month
• North Georgia students get less from lottery
• 'Birther' claims force GOP leaders to take a stand
• No deaths in St. Louis tornado called a miracle
• Large crowd turns out for Good Friday service
• Deal signs measure creating sentence reform panel
• Cedartown club sends quilts to Japan
• Public health officials encourage childhood immunization
• Ideal Bakery holds Easter Cookie Contest
• Cedartown boy shows off catch
• Cedartown City Commission declares April 'child abuse prevention month'
• CDC predicts smoking bans in every state by 2020
• Rome News-Tribune featured in national newspaper project
• Army, Navy add citizenship option to boot camp
• CFP Board Says: “Let’s Make a Plan”
• Funding announced for Pettit Creek Trail project
• Ga. judge rejects assisted suicide law challenge
• CHS student receives invitation to national conference and forum
• US soldier on trial in Iraq slaying of 2 comrades
• Increase of violent crime worries GBI chief
• Trail of Tears sign unveiled at Big Spring Park
• Regents approve three percent tuition increase
• Bill Heath speaks on the final week of the 2011 regular legislative session
• Ga. sees increase in GED testing fees
• Rockmart native signs recording contract
• Police investigate shooting on Springdale Road
• New climate change case headed to Supreme Court
• Bledson transferred to Floyd Co. jail
• Georgia rockcress makes comeback at Black’s Bluff
• Cedartown Camp unveiling April 19 an noon
• Archery competition brings hundreds to Polk County
• Hundreds turn out for Walk for Hope
• Rome hit by strong storm
• Long-term joblessness high in Georgia
• Georgia Republicans speak out about Tax Day
• Deal says he'll OK immigration bill
• Storm system bears down on Georgia
• CMS hosts second annual egg bowl
• Three arrested in April 9 homicide case
• Local leaders announce funding for the Dallas Battlefield trailheads project
• Two from Polk County arrested in Alabama on drug charges
• Lawmakers sprint to finish on session's last day
• State board votes to end high school graduation tests
• Update:child died on the way to Young's Grove elementary
• Tuesday night motorcycle wreck leaves one dead, one injured
• Man shot in Cedartown Monday night
• `Idol' accused of weight bias; show denies claim
• Polk school district still has no 2011-2012 schedule
• Bartow County mother missing; vehicle found empty
• Isakson to Host Military Academy Day on May 7
• Arrest made in Rockmart shooting incident
• Secretary of State Kemp applauds passage of bipartisan early voting reform
• Ga. House sends immigration bill back to Senate
• No injuries reported in air plan crash landing at Polk County airport Sunday
• Walk for Hope coming to Polk County April 16
• Two injured in altercation Sunday
• February property transactions in Polk County
• Bartow County Sheriff's Office investigating missing person report
• Last-minute budget deal prevents shutdown
• KPB promotes Green Business program
• CHS marching band is going to Disney World, other honors are bestowed on local band
• Time's about up: Shutdown looms without agreement
• Crawford: a lot of fiction in budget talks
• Lawmakers could weigh lobbying loophole next week
• Polk County Republicans meet, pass resolutions
• CMS soccer teams start out strong
• Commissioner denies rumors on executive session proceedings
• Trail of Tears and Cedartown Camp exhibits to be unveiled Tuesday April 12
• Bonds trial wrapping up after nearly 3 weeks
• GNTC Announces President’s and Dean’s List for Winter Quarter 2011
• Polk School District faces challenge of implementing changes in Pre-K program
• Report: 15 percent of retired teachers return to work
• GOP budget plan would revamp Medicare, Medicaid
• Schools face cliff as education money dries up
• Man arrested in Atlanta after paper towel dispute
• Hudgens estimates $32 million in insured losses from Monday's storms across Georgia
• Wednesday's weather
• GNTC President Dr. Craig McDaniel Elected to SACSCOC Board of Trustees
• Boehner: No budget deal after White House meeting
• At least 5 reported killed in Georgia storms
• IRS gives tips for filing taxes
• Steeple placed as local church expands
• Rockmart announces 'penalty amnesty' April 17-30 as part of Georgia Cities Week
• Ga. man faces jail time for selling fake posters
• What's new at the Cedartown Library
• Cedartown and Keep Polk Beautiful announce Great American Cleanup Cedartown
• Ga. voter ID proof law gets federal approval
• Homestead exemption may offer relief to Georgia taxpayers
• Polk County arrests through March 30
• Trial in courthouse takeover reset to Aug. 16
• Gov. Deal announces Race to the Top grant
• Rick Crawford reports on the past week
• Fed names banks that drew loans during crisis
• GNCT student awarded aviation scholarship
• Local arts and outreach club welcomed into international community
• CMS baseball hopes to play today
• Radiation slows recovery of dead near Japan plant
• Kids show performer, missionary visits school
• Georgia Power says no deal on nuclear costs
• Cedar Valley Art Lovers League hosts annual Young Artists' show
• Cedartown to host cruise-in Saturday
• Ga. court wants more time for charter school case
• Ga. Senate votes for tougher sex trafficking rules
• Libyan rebels retreating after Gadhafi onslaught
• Rockmart city council looks for ways to handle lot at Women's club
• US aircraft engage Libyan coastguard vessel
• Ga. tax overhaul gains traction
• Columbus, Ga. to settle discrimination complaint
• Obama to lay out his case on Libya to US
• High court rejects appeal from Troy Davis
• Libyan rebels close on key Gadhafi stronghold
• Radiation in Japan seawater, soil may be spreading
• Cedartown Cruise-in features 1970s police vehicle
• Cedartown ends curbside junk pickup One-week collection effort is April 18-22
• DDS changes license labeling for non-commercial vehicle licenses types
• States look overseas for scarce execution drug
• Ga. Capitol Notes Days 31-33
• Wrecks leave two injured.
• Police search vehicle, detain driver on Main Street
• Cedartown grad earns Pitcher of the Week honors
• Library hosts weekly storytime for children
• Polk Commissioner to speak at Youth Leadership Graduation Breakfast
• Ga. trucker gets 12 life prison terms in rape case
• Polk County arrests through March 14
• Woman accused of taking a cell phone to inmate
• Census data: Ga. tax collections drop 8 percent
• UGA to get keys to former Navy supply school
• Northwest Georgia WIB receives $1 million grant
• Casting call for baseball reality show scheduled for Saturday
• Ga. police officer gunned down, other officer hurt in Athens
• 2 Georgia schools to change logos as part of deal
• Robins AFB mechanic charged with killing wife
• Robbery suspect from Rome wreck in Aragon after high-speed chase
• House voices support for board certified teachers
• Rockmart man survived earthquake in Japan
• Hospital Authority 'exploring options' for Polk Medical Center
• Georgia lake drowning victim identified
• Rockmart man arrested in house fire incident
• Florida fugative caught in Polk County
• Student conducts prom dress drive
• Rick Crawford reports on 'Crossover day' in legislative session
• UGA, other Ga. colleges pull students out of Japan
• 2010 Census data released: Polk Co. population rises above 40k
• Two charged with with deposit account fraud in Rockmart
• Train hobby fills a building
• Westside Elementary class builds leprechaun traps
• Ga. man and woman charged in accidental shooting
• King Street drug bust leads to four arrests
• Three arrested in Houseal Street drug raid
• June 30 not necessarily walk away deadline at NW Regional Hospital
• Canton man files suit against Cedartown shop teacher
• Bill that would allow locals to decide on Sunday package alcohol sales passes the state Senate
• Tip on video posted on RN-T leads to arrest
• January 2011 property notices
• December 2010 property notices
• Senate passes bill expanding locations where gun owners can carry
• Cedartown woman charged with arson after tip from RN-T.com video
• Japan feeds more money to banks as stocks slump
• Rabies Summit to be held in Cartersville Wednesday
• Home destroyed but no one injured in fire
• Youngest Polk GOP chairman elected in history
• GNTC’s Adult Education Program Announces Spring Quarter Enrollment
• Ga. death row inmate pushes for more testing
• Court hearing for Ga. man accused of 1995 slaying
• Rick Crawford reports on the Georgia legislature
• Thousands of visitors come for Tough Mudder event near Cedartown
• Obama offers to assist earthquake-stricken Japan
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Polk County Commissioners amend alcohol permit requirements
• No injuries reported in vehicle fire
• Rome man faces gun charges in Cedartown
• Wis. GOP bypasses Dems, cuts collective bargaining
• School board votes made public at monthly meeting
• Polk artist of the month for March
• Teachers and staff of the month for March recognized
• Polk County roads and business remained open through Tuesday's weather
• Police are taking warrants for men in chase
• Polk County arrest reports
• Witness testifies he went to FBI out of fear Rome man would kill a baby
• Shorter student uses tragedy to spread importance of organ donation
• CHS grad helps Georgia Northwestern women win basketball championship
• Anger brews over government workers' benefits
• Local police agencies looking for car chase suspects
• Prosecution wants Loughner's handwriting sample
• Cleaning up road-side trash is costing Polk County
• Gov. Deal to scale back pre-k cuts
• Georgians asked to keep an eye out for bike riders as spring approaches
• US commandos capture 4 suspected pirates in raid
• Recent Cedartown police reports
• Wis. governor warns of layoffs, talks to Democrats
• Missing dogs leads to investigation
• Sheriff's office: Pictures can be misleading
• Rossville teen among contenders for 'Idol' top 12
• Rockmart Business Alliance will help coordinate Sk8 Challenge
• Capital murder trial in Ga. postponed
• UGA gets $2.1M grant to study HIV in black men
• Rockmart Community Blood drive to be held March 8
• Ga. Democrats counter Deal's HOPE plan
• Animal control looking for leads to case of dog abuse, death
• Two U.S. airmen killed in shooting at Frankfurt airport
• Students rally at Capitol to protest HOPE cuts
• Northside Elementary raised money to Relay for Life with Valentine's dance
• Rockmart man gets five years, ordered to pay nearly $200,000 in chop shop case
• Ga. House passes bill cutting HOPE scholarships
• Polk County mostly unharmed in storm
• Local standouts recognized at today's GOAL luncheon
• Recent Cedartown police reports
• Obama lends support to states' health alternative
• Child molestation charges put on hold
• Cedartown man charged with DUI, following too closely
• 2 ex-judges lose Georgia law licenses
• Tornado watch in effect for Polk County
• Sen. Bill Heath talks about week 6
• Phil Gingrey visits Cedartown Middle School
• Gas prices soar in Polk County
• Lawmaker condemns question about shooting Obama
• School Board member responds to voting issue
• Local attorney is pleased by School Board's decision to release votes
• Rockmart police officer charged with cruelty to children
• Retired Ga. minister faces child porn charges
• Police warn of scammers
• House panel OK's HOPE overhaul
• Pollen counts are surging in Georgia
• Dirt road leaves residents concerned
• Deal rejected some ideas for HOPE
• Polk County Commissioners to have meeting on Tough Mudder alcohol sales permit
• Atlanta School system calls off investigation into high-ranking school official
• 3rd attorney wants off Auburn tree-poisoning case
• NZ earthquake toll at 75 dead, 300 missing
• Tucson jury sentences border activist to death
• Deal’s plan to save HOPE includes cuts
• Arrest made in 1998 Ga. killings
• Deal, Ga. legislators spell out HOPE overhaul
• Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake that killed 65
• APNewsBreak: Ky. acquires key execution drug
• Work on future motorcycle museum underway in Rockmart
• Police officers from around the district help with Aragon highway safety check
• Magnolia street fire still under investigation
• Two arrested in relation to cemetery thefts
• Trial stalls in death case for woman's 4th husband
• Westside Elementary School announces fundraiser in partnership with Soles4souls
• For compromise in Wis., 3 GOP senators are needed
• School board will add votes to public record
• No one reported hurt in gyrocopter crash in Polk County
• Rockmart cemetery thefts have police on alert
• Senator Bill Heath's take on legislative week five
• 3 children die in Lilburn, Ga. house fire
• Enrollment on the Rise as Georgia Northwestern Technical College Enters Winter Quarter
• Among the best
• Ga. students building oil cleanup machine
• Gas leak near Hon fixed
• Attorneys: Polk BOE secret ballot violates Open Meetings Act
• Barry Loudermilk's argument against Sunday sales: ‘We don’t want to be like California’
• Former Polk deputy must wait on POST decision
• Polk County home destroyed in fire
• DOT to close lanes on I-75 Thursday
• Cedartown woman charged with identity fraud
• Senate OKs bill to help family of slain trooper
• Judges consider Ga. execution standard
• Nearly-mailed puppy up for adoption Friday
• County commission denies Highland Park malt beverage license
• Dual use proposed for old police building
• Local couple wed on Valentine's Day
• Cedartown man faces additional charges
• Berry College Theatre Company to present two absurdist plays
• Cedartown police reports battery
• Cedartown police reports theft by taking
• APNewsBreak: Lawsuit claims execution drug expired
• Polk County arrests through Feb. 9
• Research team visits Redmond
• Zartic fire clean up projected to last through the month
• 2 ex-Atlanta officers charged with lying to feds
• Senate leader introduces school voucher bill
• Tough Mudder booths available for local businesses
• Ga. students taking AP tests more than ever before
• Shorter University names Dr. Donald Dowless its new president
• Obama promotes plans for wireless expansion
• Booth Western Art Museum to unveil letter from President Obama
• Cedartown Library upcoming events and resources
• Georgia finds fewer erased answers on school tests
• Polk School District committee meetings and board member session
• Local politician supports drivers license bill
• House rejects extensions of Patriot Act provisions
• Gingery sponsored malpractice bill raises issues about a lawsuit
• Convenience Centers successful in Polk
• Four arrested on drug related charges
• UGA preparing to renovate Navy School buildings
• Ga. judge accused of using drugs, pointing gun
• Businesses prepare for Valentine's Day
• Haney still employed by Polk School District
• Senate leaders: test giving computers to students
• Woman who tried to mail puppy won't get it back
• Atlanta police scrapping drug unit
• Condemned man asks Ga. court to overturn sentence
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• Jury returns guilty verdict in child molestation case
• Cedartown receives grant to purchase new gear for firemen
• Two men get arrested for DUI without being booked
• County officials attend legislative conference
• DNA evidence to be examined in death penalty case
• Polk School District reality fair teaches students about money and careers
• Canton man settles with Polk School District, sues shop teacher
• GOP: Repeal defeat is step toward victory in 2012
• CMS health fair to be held Feb. 9
• University of West Georgia announces Fall dean's list
• 8-year-old Cave Spring girl injured by pit bull
• Adoption program saves lives at Polk Animal Control & Shelter
• Commissioner: Ga. pre-K has waiting list of 10K
• Former doctor pleads guilty to dispensing drugs
• GOP targets health care law in Congress and out
• CMS student wins Polk Spelling Bee
• Plastic recyclers had plans for Zartic building
• NYC mayor conducts gun-sale sting in Arizona
• Peace Corps apologizes after Ga. volunteer slain
• 2011 STAR student and teacher search underway
• Ga. death row inmate seeks new round of tests
• Redmond Regional Medical Center wins statewide patient safety award
• Polk County arrests through Jan. 26
• Fire chief: Cutting torch ignited fire
• Police name 2 suspects in alcohol poisoning
• County officials face tough budget year
• Analysis: The US moral conundrum in Egypt
• Police: Woman stabbed man in elbow during altercation
• Death penalty trial halted in south Georgia
• Poster contest's 21st year celebrates wildlife diversity
• Local Students Make Dean's List at Georgia Tech
• Valdosta State University announces Fall 2010 Dean's lists
• Egypt's president imposes nationwide night curfew
• Shorter University announces Fall 2010 Dean's list
• Polk County repaid from accidental credit card use
• $1.2 million of cocaine seized in I-20 drug bust
• Lawyer: Suspect in Dunwoody slaying is distraught
• Senators pledge to work jointly on education
• Polk Medical Center Places on Quality Honor Roll
• GNTC Announces Faculty Additions
• Ex-UGA athletic director gets probation for DUI
• UPDATE: No arrest yet made in Aragon meth lab case
• Assistant Chief Sanders: county police around pawn shops are nothing major
• CBO: this year's budget deficit to hit $1.5T
• Rome News-Tribune, Polkfishwrap content management provider announces iPad App and publishing platform
• Who is SACS, and where did they get all this power?
• State of the Union stirs current of hope, doubt
• Ga. man executed for 1988 killing of teacher
• Ga. high court denies Hammond a stay of execution
• Judge upholds Ga. ban on guns in places of worship
• Polk School District accepting letters of interest for vacant board position
• Computer swallowing Ga. tax refunds
• Gov. Deal launches Competitiveness Initiative
• Former UWG president Dr. Ward Pafford dead at 99
• Heavy ticketing in Aragon the result of patrols, not speed trap
• Burglars hit Haney Supply Co. in Rockmart second time
• Body found after Powder Springs, Ga. fire
• Senate leader says he will push vouchers
• Precinct shooting forces look at police security
• Explosion kills 31 at Moscow airport
• Polk Co. arrests through Jan. 19
• Poll: Hiring plans top layoffs by most in 12 years
• Ga. high court reverses murder ruling
• Update: Police make arrest in Wednesday's car chase
• Newt: Ga. big part of possible presidential bid
• Ga. schools could get more say in teaching math
• Haney Supply Co. burglarized
• Tools stolen from City Body Works truck
• UGA to boost graduate school efforts
• Cedartown High School selects student and staffulty of the month for Dec.
• Pardons board to consider Ga. man's case
• Shavanti Hiles Selected as GNTC’s EAGLE Representative
• Armed robber shoots man; victim treated and released from hospital
• Police call off high-speed chase; suspect is sought
• Cedartown resident awakes to sound of someone inside home
• Cedartown Police Department investigates two theft reports
• Assisted living facility hosts health fair
• Cedartown reviews repair options for sewer truck
• Feds: 3-man gun ring in Ga. dismantled
• City honors employees for perfect attendance
• Barrett is new chairman of Cedartown commission
• Ga. board sets clemency hearing for condemned man
• Mr. Big Dawg contest is Thursday
• Shorter news: Hopkins Institute for Business Ethics resumes Thursday
• County officials review snow storm's impact on roads
• Leaders mounting effort to deal with hospital closure
• Ga. lottery ticket ownership disputed
• Crowd braves cold to for MLK walk down Main Street
• Former Jacket Brown gets second chance at Kansas school
• Police: Man threatens arresting officer then attacks another officer at jail
• Young King inspired by time in Conn., work on farm
• Ga. schools give up MLK day openings
• Missing 13-year-old girl found in Jasper, Ala.
• Cedartown hosts speaker, performances in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
• One-way streets are changed again
• Man kids, saved from fire in Alpharetta
• GOP chief Michael Steele fights for second term
• NY judge to sentence geriatric gangster, 93
• Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital set to close
• 9/11 flag unfurled, raised at Ariz. girl's funeral
• Fed court allows forced meds for suspect
• MLK celebration and events to be held Jan 17
• Collision on icy Ga. road kills driver
• Local man honored for work in radio
• GNTC's graduation postponed, classes canceled Thursday.
• Senate names four Dems committee chairs
• Shorter cancels Wednesday evening classes, Thursday classes
• Polk County schools to remain closed Thursday
• Officers stopped suspect on day of Ariz. shooting
• Send us your Polk County snow photos
• Monday fire on Berry Road left 6 stranded
• Polk School Board announces closures for Wednesday Jan. 12
• Footprints in snow lead Dalton police to suspects
• Rockmart fire chief praises citizens for staying off roads
• RFPRA Offices Closed and Activities Canceled
• N. Ga. highways remain icy
• Georgia DOT crews battle snow and ice around the clock on 73 state highways
• County offices will remain closed Tuesday, roads expected to worsen
• AP IMPACT: Meth flourishes despite tracking laws
• Polk Schools to be closed Tuesday, Jan 11
• Storm knocks out power to 6,500 customers in Ga.
• Motorists urged to use caution, stay home if possible
• Update: Polk County schools cancel Monday classes
• Winter storm closing in
• Deal's inaugural festivities change, some canceled, some moved indoors
• Georgia Chamber postpones Eggs & Issues Breakfast
• Death toll at 6 in Tucson store shooting
• Polk County arrest reports Dec 14-Jan 5
• Police investigate assault report
• Polk School District hosts Third Annual “Reality Fair”
• Runaway investigation leads to child molestation case
• Ga. House Speaker warns budget crunch will prompt fundamental questions
• Former Floyd County officer pleads guilty to damage of property, violation of oath of office
• Suspect in teen's shooting surrenders to police
• Stan Wise to chair Ga. Public Service Commission for 2011
• Soldier charged with false report in Ga.
• Packages release smoke, odors in Md. gov buildings
• New Georgia Power president defends rate hike
• Vt. native dies in NH from 1996 Atlanta injuries
• LA police seeks 3 missing Georgia children
• 112th Congress convenes; Parties will share power
• Merchant software offers police hi-tech recovery tool
• Georgia water rule hinges on one word
• New apartments take shape
• Man who helped get Vietnam memorial built found dead
• US, Russia plan more anti-hijacking exercises
• Government building in Atlanta evacuated
• New database show health rankings for Ga counties
• Police continue search for suspected gunman in teen's death
• Rockmart police treating shooting death of 16 year old as a homicide
• First baby of 2011 born at FMC is son of Cedartown couple
• GNTC’s Foundation becomes official, appoints new officers
• Governor Perdue announces executive appointments
• GNTC Announces President’s and Dean’s List for Fall Quarter 2010
• Teen remembered as sweet and kind by friends
• Millions gathering worldwide to ring in new year
• Lawyer asks to withdraw in Brunswick, Ga. slayings
• City, Calvary Church honor local couple
• Athens, Ga. man killed outside home
• Teen shooting victim in Bartow County identified
• Family returns from vacation, finds car missing
• GBI: Video shows Ga. trooper shooting
• County water customers seek relief from high bills
• Water authority proceeds with facility rehab plans
• Ga. man to be sentenced for family killings
• Carroll EMC Members Put Cash Into Classrooms
• Ga. fifth in police officer deaths
• Government wants bond revoked for 'birther'
• Two arrested in Bartow for counterfeit scheme
• Obama's economist pick seen as sign of new agenda
• Polk County residents have a white Christmas
• Secret Santa: NORAD mum on how it tracks St. Nick
• Polk County receives Secret Santa donation
• Dallas man arrested in Aragon for outstanding warrant
• No arrests made yet in meth lab case
• Cedartown man arrested for domestic dispute
• Statewide hazard warning targets 15-passenger vans
• Local community gives Christmas toys to 28 families
• Recent police reports: theft by taking
• Recent police reports: public intoxication
• Recent police reports: theft by shoplifting
• Recent police reports: warrant arrest
• North Ga. teacher of at-risk students charged with possessing drugs
• American Legion Post 86 holds toy giveaway
• Home for Christmas
• School House Road closure
• NET response to Dover questions
• Anonymous blogging part two
• Toys reported stolen from needy kids
• Man arrested for meth lab explosion
• Anonymous blogging part one
• Three Cedartown women charged with shoplifting at Kmart
• GDOT suspends lane closures in northwest Ga for holiday travel period
• RHS students give kids special Christmas
• GBI charges rape accuser
• Polk County Farm Bureau honored at convention
• Bill preventing tax hikes heads to Obama Fri.
• Karen D Nissen Center for women approved
• 20 states ask judge to throw out Obama health law
• Wednesday's weather causes many wrecks, few injuries
• Tax package heads toward high stakes vote in House
• Ga. jobless rate rises to 10.1 percent
• UPDATED: Cedartown bypass now open
• Polk County School District cancels activities
• Retiring school board members are honored
• Ice showing up on Polk County roads
• Fire breaks out on Berry Road
• Firefighter charged in NW Ga. fires
• 21 charged in Atlanta-to-Pittsburgh drug ring
• Rockmart Presbyterian Church feeds hungry children
• Antioch Store and Gift Shop is purchased by local couple
• Poll: Most want easier way to fire bad teachers
• House Dems stew over Obama's handling of tax deal
• Gazaway: fire department criticisms not fair
• Judge in Va. strikes down federal health care law
• GNTC announces 2010-2011 EAGLE Honorees
• Audit: Ga. special needs program not helping
• First Senate vote expected on Obama-GOP tax deal
• Broken car window is believed to be random vandalism
• Recent police reports
• Take care to prevent thefts and burglaries over the holidays
• Nine flying reindeer cleared to land in Georgia on Christmas Eve
• Polk County man pleads guilty in chop shop case
• Polk County police bust up theft ring
• Polk County to receive K-9 units in May
• Aragon may add more stop signs
• Hight to step down as director of Darlington Upper School
• Rental home in Aragon destroyed by fire
• Cedartown Highschool selects Nov. student and faculty of the month
• Ga. run-off election results certified
• Deal says more education spending cuts likely
• Cold snap this week threatens pets, pipes
• Obama willing to cede ground on tax cut debate.
• Santa collects letters at post office
• WikiLeaks reveals sites critical to US security
• 'Going green' works at Lyle's tree farm
• Christmas spirit comes to Main Street
• Cedartown parade begins at 6 p.m.
• Gov't offers new rules for rear visibility in cars
• President Obama in Afghanistan today unannounced.
• Rockmart Christmas parade
• Baby panda is healthy, vets say.
• Hopkins is Teacher of the Year
• School sales tax will fund additional projects
• Alleged Rome kidnapper charged with child molestation, rape.
• G-DOT announces road opening
• Governor's office warns of home repair fraud
• Governor-elect Nathan Deal to meet President Obama
• Polk school district nutrition program recognized.
• Report: Men were hunting on private property illegally
• Chamber event discusses fire safety, anti-crime tips
• Report: Man tried to hide car by covering it in dirt
• Buy Local campaign underway
• Wreck on John Hand Road leaves two injured
• Tornado watch issued for Polk County, surrounding areas until 2 p.m.
• Study of tobacco usage in Polk County underway
• Cedartown police respond to theft call
• Cedartown police respond to burglary call
• Rome Christmas Parade postponed to Thursday
• Cedartown police investigate assault
• Website head says sheriff's office subpoenas were improper
• Skydiver jumps 42 times for breast cancer research
• Recent Polk County Jail docket reports are listed.
• Nettles Christmas lights are an annual tradition
• Police exhaust leads in Yarbrough murder investigation
• Library hosts art competition sponsored by Cedar Christian School
• Wendy's will open second Polk County location, in Rockmart
• Euharlee man arrested for website comments
• Polk County files response to federal lawsuit
• Anderson couple are honored as state emergency management 'legends'
• Technical school celebrates Instrumentation and Controls Academy
• Wrestling booster club smokes Boston butts for fund-raiser
• Short on funds, Cedartown center will cancel Christmas show
• Former sheriff's deputy Moats responds to personnel paperwork, allegations
• Public transportation meeting scheduled for tonight
• Rockmart city manager recognized
• Auditorium budget to be discussed at special Cedartown commission meeting tonight
• Bremen man accused in accidental death of his brother
• Polk County jail dockets released
• Former deputies allege violations, sue Polk County sheriffs
• Cedartown observes Farm-City Week
• Robinson family earns 2010 Farmer of the Year honor
• Soldiers on leave come to skydive
• Polk Co. Sheriff's Office sought names of web site commenters
• Police: Rite-Aid employee confesses to stealing pain pills
• Monday is the 2010 America Recycles Day
• Cedartown announces plans for Christmas parade
• Downtown Cedartown landmark gets new look
• Thurmond: Ga. Dems must solve internal race struggles
• Cedartown announces date for Christmas parade
• Lifetime fan is among those awaiting Rick Nelson event
• Report: Cedartown man gets into fight with officers
• Cedartown honors veterans
• Trammell named Georgia's 2010 Fire Official of the Year
• Toddler hospitalized after Cedartown house fire
• Rockmart woman receives kidney donated by best friend
• Bartow organization hosts 98th Annual Chrysanthemum Show
• First Look: Disney going old school with new Pooh
• Learn about the stars at weekend star party
• Camaro owner takes further action against Polk School system
• City denies permit for scrap yard
• Concert will benefit Christian missionaries
• Food giveaway helps an estimated 9,000 people
• Dawson family will take mobile home battle to superior court
• Keep Polk Beautiful distributes annual awards
• Fire fighters battle structure fire off Highway 278
• Property transactions listed
• Local team walks 60 miles to raise breast cancer awareness
• Cason Rd. fire burns three apartments
• Cedartown police investigate burglary
• Man files stolen vehicle complaint against acquaintance
• Cedartown City Commission will meet Tuesday
• Farmers are bringing in their crops
• Cedartown seniors invited to Friday Night Dance Nov. 12
• Seniors invited to new Monday fitness class
• Sheriff's Office taking donations for annual Toy Express
• Memorial cook out scheduled for next Saturday in Rockmart
• Nineteen arrested during three-day drug raid
• Polk Co. jail dockets listed
• Polk County voters oust incumbent county commissioners
• Voting is "steady" in Polk County
• Cedartown High School makes AYP; RHS students have right to transfer
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for brow and lip wax at Ciao Bella Day Spa
• Fire quickly extinguished at mobile home park
• Former Polk County investigator sentenced to two years for obstructing a chop shop investigation
• Nathan Deal leads in early balloting
• Crowds pack downtown Rockmart Saturday for Halloween event
• Hustle for Hope raises funds for breast cancer research
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• Perdue named one of GOVERNING Magazine’s Public Officials of the Year
• Today's Hot Deal: $100 for 3 months mini storage unit rental plus 1 day cargo van rental
• Street painting work causes downtown delays
• Halloween or not, local family hunts for ghosts
• Clinton denies asking Meek to exit Fla. race
• Shorter campus now features museum, archives department
• Polk volunteer firefighter to be recognized at state luncheon Oct. 28
• Two Saturday accidents on Dean Ave. in Rome send Polk County drivers to hospital
• Shots hit Pentagon; Police label it 'random event'
• Governor orders GBI to assist with Ga. test probe
• Cedartown officials to designate Saturday, Oct. 30 as trick-or-treat night
• Charity ride will benefit Savannah Holcomb
• Rockmart students will perform 'Wizard of Oz'
• Sports fans ensnared in Fox, Cablevision rate duel
• Roberts is 2010 CHS Homecoming Queen
• Cedartown man allegedly lied about identity
• Public housing residents praise social worker
• Local responders arrested on DUI charges keep firefighter positions
• Cedartown holds Homecoming parade
• CHS students name 18 to court
• Today's Hot Deal: $45 for 1 month of piano lessons with Jason Kise Piano Services
• Fire destroys rural home near Cedartown
• Cedartown City Commission proposes limiting parked vehicles at homes
• Polk County man could get life in prison for selling 500 grams of meth
• Wednesday's Weather
• Officials mark end of Rockmart lighting project
• Polk Co. jail dockets are listed
• Today's Hot Deal: $37.50 for private group yoga lessons with Yoga 4 Rome
• Aragon man arrested in Ala. on child sex charges
• Local emergency personnel keep current positions despite recent actions
• New market president named for Polk, Redmond and Cartersville medical centers
• Missing 7-year-old girl found in Polk County.
• Our House's annual Benefit Breakfast and Auction to be Oct. 23
• Floyd Medical Center celebrating 10th year of breast health awareness
• Report: College dropouts cost taxpayers billions
• Tornado response drill to be held at Plant Hammond Wednesday
• Promoter: Amend Cedartown ordinance to allow alcohol sales at outdoors events
• Monday's Weather
• Triathlon Schabort shines in Hawaii
• Barnes cancels his Rockmart speech
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for $10 worth of food from The Partridge Restaurant
• Cedartown man arrested in second Tuesday Hwy. 27 wreck
• Shop owner claims harassment over campaign sign
• Rockmart Health Fair to be Oct. 17
• Friday's Weather
• Floyd EMS worker arrested at his home
• Tip Top Poultry begins $4.5 million project
• 2 former sheriff's deputies file lawsuits against Polk County
• Verizon says fast 4G wireless coming to 38 cities, including Atlanta
• Co-owner of area Arby's restaurants says businesses acquired by third party
• Rockmart woman arrested on child molestation, sodomy and drug charges
• Thursday's Weather
• Rockmart hosts Polk Meth Summit today
• Cedartown man charged with shooting another
• Tractor trailer overturns on Prior Station Road
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for two tickets to Oak Hill & The Martha Berry Museum, including entry to the Theodore Roosevelt Exhibit.
• Rockmart EMS employee arrested for DUI
• Wednesday's Weather
• Cedartown EMS employee is charged with DUI in August wreck
• Coosa Valley Fair continues today
• Today’s Hot Deal: $27.50 for one month use of a mini-storage unit with Store-More Self Storage (a $55 Value)
• Officials say 11-year-old Paulding boy caught with handgun
• Polk Co. Mentoring Program launches Thursday
• 3 area men charged in Calhoun theft ring
• Tuesday's Weather
• Man killed in single-vehicle accident on US Hwy. 27
• GDOL Rehab Center holds groundbreaking ceremony in Cave Spring this Thursday
• Polk Co. celebrates 4H week
• Today’s Hot Deal: $5 for $10 worth of food and drinks at La Conquista Mexican Grill.
• Cedartown names Rokovitz new city manager
• Cedartown City Commission meets tonight
• Cedartown United Fund plans kickoff luncheon
• Fall festival continues through Saturday evening
• Ga. piano company charged with smuggling ivory
• Woman dies, man hurt in Ga. home stabbings
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence only
• Report: Man attempts to fill deceased person's prescription
• 2 Cedartown men arrested for marijuana possession
• Embattled Atlanta pastor has local roots
• Friday's Weather
• Polk Co. Farm Bureau hosts 'Meet the Candidates'
• Polk Chamber agrees to season ownership of Rockmart market
• Cedartown observes Fire Prevention Week in the elementary schools, Oct. 3-9
• Aragon approves 2010 millage rate
• Trucks continue to disrupt downtown
• Center for exceptional students holds open house
• Rome bank robbery suspect dies after self inflicted gunshot wound following chase
• Georgia burning ban ends tonight
• Polk County property transactions are listed
• Thursday's Weather
• Silver Creek teen accused of damaging car
• Today's Hot Deal: $25 for an annual health exam at Women of W.O.R.T.H, Inc.
• More options for seniors with high drug costs
• Polk Water Authority takes steps to address water line issues
• Rockmart invests in water resources and upgrades
• Wednesday's Weather
• Student arrested in Tuesday's Rockmart Middle School bomb threat
• Cedartown will not host Downtown Trick or Treat
• Today’s Hot Deal: $5 for $10 worth of food from Harvest Moon Cafe
• Sign-up deadline looms for Cedartown's Fall Festival
• Tuesday's Weather
• Former Polk Co. Sheriff's employees make vandalism claim
• UPDATE: Police have 'person of interest' associated with RMS bomb threat
• Polk Co. jail dockets are listed
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of Wash & Fold Laundry Services at The Wishy Washy
• Redmond concludes final seminar in women's heart series with 'The truth about pregnancy an
• Canton man files lawsuit against Polk County School District
• Ga. megachurch pastor's flock standing by him
• Rockmart man arrested for allegedly slashing woman with knife
• Today's deal: In-store computer service at The Comp Force for only $44
• Area officials lobby for high speed train stations
• Rockmart Farmers Market provides fresh produce every Thursday despite ongoing heat
• Berry College’s alumni homecoming starts Friday
• Prescription drug-related deaths continue to rise
• Polk Co. Health Departments offer flu shots
• Disparity exists between Polk's public schools
• Decatur man arrested in connection with Thursday afternoon Adairsville bank robbery
• Rockmart plans to adopt $7 million operating budget at Oct. 12 meeting
• Today’s Hot Deal: $25 for 1 new patient exam at Lieberman Family Chiropractic
• Officials wait on blood work to determine if Cedartown EMS responder will face charges
• Cedartown drug raid ends with 3 men in jail
• Isakson Representative to hold open office day in Cedartown
• Aragon man charged with habitual violator DUI after rear-ending cement truck
• Locals balk at plans for rate hikes during public hearing
• Today's Hot Deal: $25 for 2 tickets to a special ladies night out reception and performance of
• Locals accused of recycling stolen vehicles
• Rockmart hears proposal about potential golf cart community
• Local seeks permit for competition to be held at Highland Park Resort
• Police: Shoe Show reports shoplifting valued at $27.99
• Police respond to assault on Canal and South Main streets
• 'Prayers have been answered': Theresa Parker's body recovered
• Baldwin's Automotive houses Aragon woman's stolen struck
• Update: Juvenile life flighted after Rockmart Hwy wreck
• Report: Silver Creek teen caught with drugs at school
• Cedartown man faces charges after Monday car chase
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of select food at Bella Roma Grill
• Silver Creek bridge bid cut to fit budget
• County agrees to culvert replacement
• Today’s Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of food at WoW Cafe & Wingery
• Cedartown man faces charges after Monday car chase
• 3 people held hostage during home invasion in Line Street home
• Cedartown man charged with disposing of stolen asphalt spreader
• Supreme Court upholds Bartow man’s conviction
• Shorter University's second annual job fair to be held Thursday, Sept. 23
• Summer safety program 'successfully' wraps up
• The HON Company donates furniture for 'Extreme Makeover'
• Signs are approved for Trail of Tears site
• Polk County jail dockets are listed
• Leak causes 75 Polk residents to go without water Wednesday afternoon
• Region leaders question T-SPLOST
• Coroner identifies Rockmart woman killed in wreck
• Shorter University announces third annual Hopkins Institute for Business Ethics schedule of events
• Hot Deal: $14 for 2 reserved admission Tickets to Clue - The Musical at the Rome Little Theatre.
• Still no indictment for Cedartown man with child molestation charges
• GHC president explains need for growth to regents
• The Hope Center announces final call for breast cancer survivor stories
• DNR seeks comments on park rule changes
• Curriculum staff meets challenges brought by new school calendar
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 from The Country Gentleman Restaurant
• Police urge locals to dispose of unwanted pills for 'Operation Pill Drop'
• Don't let the bed bugs bite
• Leak in pipe leaves several county residents without water
• City discusses a 'junk' fee and ideas on litter and traffic issues
• City may partner with private donors to create downtown Walk of Fame
• Today's Hot Deal: $100 for a 6-Hour Home or Office Cleaning from Royal's Cleaning Services
• Darlington School awards 38 merit scholarships in 2010-11
• Polk County Airport lease deadline is today
• Gov. Perdue announces broadband awards
• Commission holds meeting concerning Ga. Power and Atlanta Gas Light Company
• 23,383 students served by GNTC during college’s inaugural year of operation
• New grads walk the stage at GNTC
• Redmond to host medication drop-off events
• Polk Water Authority plans to test for lead and copper
• Aragon man is charged again for child molestation with younger victim
• Tuesday's Weather
• Early voting to start next week
• Hot Deal: $12 for RV camping at the Lock & Dam Park - a $24 value
• Police respond to Rockmart suicide attempt
• Aging gas pipe at risk of explosion nationwide
• Today's deal: Half off 2 tickets to Rome Symphony Orchestra
• Ga. students perform worse on SAT for 4th year
• Polk police warn locals of phone scam
• Polk County jail dockets are listed
• Drought conditions spreading
• Paulding teen charged with making threats on Facebook
• Cedartown Library's book sale is going on now
• 7th Annual Lamar Hunton Motorcycle Ride is Sept. 18
• Railroad work causes brush fire on Braswell Road
• Dawson's mobile home will stay at current price with Board's decision, but she continues t
• 2 Bartow men charged in June home invasion
• Hot Deal: $32 for 1-hour massage at Healing Hands Life Center and Spa
• Toyo Tire to add 200 jobs in Bartow
• Commission announces Atlanta Gas Light filing on proposed network of natural gas vehicle fueling sta
• Public input requested for the State of Georgia's Draft Consolidated Plan
• Youngs Grove staff enjoy smooth opening day
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of food at Duffy's Deli
• Bike stolen from Goodyear ball fields
• CHS welcomes students with tropical theme
• Police respond to assault at Central Street
• Tree limb cuts power, blocks College Street
• Reports: Woman assaulted with her son present at East Jule Peek Avenue
• Man accused of stealing paving equipment
• Rockmart Blood Drive held in memory of Sept. 11
• Cedartown Fire Department holds Sept. 11 ceremony Saturday
• Van Wert Elementary opens at near capacity
• Micro Fair scheduled for Sept. 24
• Gov. Perdue announces August revenue figures
• Cedartown resident arrested for shooting at his neighbors
• Patio furniture reported stolen
• BP report blames itself and others for oil spill
• Electrical upgrades and wall additions will greet Eastside students
• Man identified in Rockmart train accident
• Today's Hot Deal: $50 of La Scala food for $25
• Crashes result in 13 holiday weekend traffic deaths
• Regional effort to spotlight the bounty of small farms in Northwest Georgia
• Bartow County man sentenced to 7 years for child porn
• Cedartown woman charged with DUI and homicide by vehicle in ATV wreck
• CMS is ready with a new schedule
• Chili's to host golf tournament at Meadow Lakes
• Fish Creek blaze resulted in no injures
• Police have not confirmed man's identity in Rockmart's train death
• 17-year-old girl kidnapped in Polk County
• Estate tax effect on farming piques interest of tax council
• Polk County jail dockets are listed
• Polk County jail dockets are listed
• 13-year-old Cedartown girl killed in ATV wreck
• Man struck, killed by train in Rockmart
• Polk County jail dockets are listed
• Middle school promotes Jacket Pride
• Dragon Con to bring costumed hoards to Atlanta
• Haralson sheriff arrests 3 Cedartown men in HVAC thefts
• Today's Hot Deal: $25 for 18 holes of golf at Meadow Lakes Golf Club
• Gov. Perdue and TIMCO commits to add B767 aircraft capabilities to Georgia's aviation collectio
• Bicycle stolen on Canal Street
• Former walmart manager sentenced for distributing images of child sex abuse
• Bobbie Dawson is 'ready for the fight'
• Allstate offers boating tips for Labor Day weekend
• Friday's Weather
• Elaine Snow appointed as Rome's police chief
• Farm accident class is held for first responders
• Polk Water Authority tests water purity
• Rockmart argument escalates to 2 arrests on Nicole Circle
• Blood Assurance critically low on O negative and A negative donations
• Cedartown Library hosts used book sale
• Polk NET arrests 5 in drug raid
• Ga. amusement park to get new roller coaster
• Polk NET seizes Rockmart meth lab
• Hot Deal: Half-off family portrait sitting at Foxworthy Studios
• Federal agents descend on egg farms for 2nd time
• Northwest Georgia gets workforce grants
• Agencies adjust to the 'new normal' of lean budgets
• Shorter University announces upcoming performing arts schedule
• Rome's McHenry wins $25,000 grant for playground thanks to community support
• Hot Deal: 50 percent off at Kaleido-Sno
• Polk transportation department gears up for the school year
• Calhoun armed robbery suspect ties up theater employee and escapes with money, phones
• PastTimes magazines are now available
• $21 million grant funds fiber optic network
• City begins reviewing city manager applications
• Earl threatens US Coast after hitting Caribbean
• NW Georgia receives Work Ready grants
• Hot Deal: Booth Western Art Museum
• Cedartown Municipal Court moves to Courthouse No. 2
• Unemployment increases to 10.6 percent
• Polk County property transactions are listed
• Monday's Weather
• Bomb squad called to Atlanta's airport
• 4 killed in Alabama house fire
• Friday's storm caused 2 house fires; no injuries
• Report: Woman arrested after claiming to be a police officer during dispute
• Troopers prepare for busy holiday weekend
• Bremen man arrested on numerous sex charges
• Last Community Fun Night will be Sept. 2
• Report: Property damaged on Slusser Avenue, broken Bud Light bottle found
• Report: Property damaged on Georgia Avenue
• Report: Men stole tools from GNTC
• Cedartown church holds annual Flea Market
• 411 Connector cost to top $270 million
• Restaurants scramble after massive egg recall
• Cedartown house demolished because of Wednesday fire
• RHS principal discusses upcoming changes
• Women gather to celebrate achievements since getting to vote
• 411 Connector protests set for project open house tonight
• Report: Floyd man attempts to escape arrest by barricading himself in Krystal bathroom
• Cell phones for soldiers drive at GNTC candidates
• Local foresters help with Gulf oil response
• Silver Creek woman charged with making purchases on stolen credit card
• BP's Hayward won't testify next month
• Silver Comet Trail drives local tourism
• Ga. Libertarian candidate for lt. gov. drops out
• Bicyclist struck on Main Street
• UPDATE: Rockmart poultry plant ammonia leak contained; more than 20 employees sent to hospitals
• Wednesday's Weather
• Man charged with burglary at Riverside Parkway business
• Police: 2 men charged with stealing copper from top of the former West Rome Kroger
• Tip Top COO responds to Wednesday's ammonia accident
• Injured pedestrian asks for public's help
• Calhoun Saddlebrook blast was not an accident
• Possibly tainted meats sold at Walmart recalled
• Cedartown woman charged with possession of meth
• Burglary reported on Stubbs Street
• Shorter University has record enrollment
• Shorter freshmen reach out to the community
• DOJ clears Ga. voter checks system
• Ethics Commission to issue advisory opinion on campaign transfers
• Update: Gov. Perdue issues a statement on DOJ preclearance of Georgia’s voter verification pro
• Monday's Weather
• Station for high speed rail line could be placed in Dalton
• Social Security turns 75
• Nearly 50 percent leave Obama mortgage-aid program
• Rockmart couple arrested for elderly abuse
• City approves more money for downtown Streetscape
• Dems see cause for hope in tough election season
• Rockmart Library announces summer winners
• Georgia DOT seeks public review on federally-funded projects Polk Co. and Northwest Georgia
• Breast cancer survivor stories sought
• Polk adopts 2010 tax levy
• Central Street raid nets one arrest
• Ga. teachers group backs Democrat Barnes for governor
• Audit: DOT better at getting projects going
• Cedartown City employees receive recognition for hard work
• City and schools continue discussions on officer fees
• Education funds bring hope for teachers
• GNTC selected for Georgia's math initiative in adult education
• Thursday's Weather
• Gingrey talks website, health care, immigration at town hall
• Cedartown woman is found dead in Sandy Springs
• Region gets $21 million for broadband upgrade
• Autopsy shows cyclist died from car accident
• Ethics chief calls for possible criminal charges in Oxendine, State Mutual Insurance donations case
• Cedartown woman struck by car
• Antioch historic home will be a bed and breakfast
• Saturday bike ride to benefit Murphy Harpst
• Man arrested 250,000 in rare drug seized in Bartow
• Police close street after drug bust
• Work progresses on Rockmart Municipal Complex
• 2 Cedartown residents arrested and police officer injured in Park Street drug bust
• Berry College wins national award for Firsthand marketing campaign
• A view from above: 3 men send a balloon and cameras up 110,000 feet
• Cedar Christian School enters second year
• Floyd County man charged with aggravated stalking
• Dress code bans visible tattoos and limits body piercings
• Polk County elementary schools adopt dress code
• Montgomery Gentry comes to State Mutual Stadium on Oct. 23
• School board drops D from grading system
• Atlanta Cattle Exchange representative responds to alleged meat scam to elderly Cedartown woman
• Cedartown woman reports stolen car
• Rome weighing Crescent Avenue bridge options
• Passing couple saves man trapped in Hwy 140 vehicle fire
• Sick illegal immigrant costs Ga. county $400k
• Democrats hope Medicare checks in the mail help
• Gov. candidate Roy Barnes campaigns on Broad Street
• Aragon woman is charged in death of bicyclist
• Former NFL player and congressman speak at Turner Street Park
• Update: Cortes charged with terroristic threats, DUI after attack on Calhoun Sheriff's Office
• Decision expected on plug for BP's broken oil well
• ‘Green’ principles guiding Berry College
• Tonya Craft to host Chattanooga radio show
• Farm Bureau plans candidate forum
• Obama signs 600M border security bill into law
• Gingrey, NFL player to speak at charity event in Cedartown
• Poultry fingered as No. 1 food poisoning culprit
• Delta to allow passengers to book through Facebook
• Reward offered for leads with equipment theft
• Sheriff's Office woman brought handgun to court
• Library awards prizes in summer reading program
• Area probationers jailed
• Cedartown inventory of trees is finished
• Felton man released from his sex crime allegations
• Several factors lead to delay in child molestation arrest
• Polk County Board sets new millage rate today
• Barnes releases statement on Handel's concession to Deal
• Franklin resigns from Polk County Family and Consumer Science position
• Rockmart boy seeks to earn rank of Eagle Scout
• AJC: Georgia could get more than $550M from jobs bill
• Illegal immigrant who caused Calhoun crash no longer employed by city
• GOP runoff for Ga. governor too close to call
• Breaking news: Handel calls Deal, concedes GOP nomination for governor
• Gingrey schedules regional Town Hall meetings
• Police: Cedartown vehicle fled the scene of an accident
• Bartow man arrested on dog fighting animal cruelty charges
• Cedartown police respond to attempted burglary at Felton Drive home
• Ga. voters to select GOP nominee for governor
• Lott wins in runoff election
• Cedartown Tea Party moves into second year
• Primary runoff elections turnout low so far
• Cedartown woman complains of possible scam
• Shorter University makes 'Best in the Southeast' list
• 16 apply for new Polk County position
• Handel, Deal spar in GOP runoff debate
• Police: Child support evasion leads to traffic charges
• Ga. revenues rise at start of fiscal year
• Palin stumps for Handel on eve of GOP runoff
• Ga., Tenn. eye federal money for high speed rail
• Police pursue leads in Rockmart homicide
• Monday's Weather
• Huckabee shows support for Deal
• Antioch Corn Boil
• Karen Handel draws crowds in Rome today
• NWS Polk surrounding counties under thunderstorm watch until 9 p.m.
• Georgia’s sex offender registry a mess, state auditors say
• BP says it still might drill in spill reservoir
• Polk County jail dockets listed
• Firefighters have busy afternoon
• CHS changes from school food to 'soul' food
• GNTC employees report 100,000 metal theft
• Hinske breaks streak in victory over Giants
• Polk students receive Piedmont degree
• Thursday's Weather
• Jobs bill to stop teacher layoffs nears approval
• New handbooks for Polk students will soon be ready
• NW Ga. job fair has drawn 32 employers, more expected to follow
• Polk Water Authority will review contract for meters
• Southern states are not helping dropouts
• Ga. gubernatorial candidates oppose gay marriage ruling
• GSD school council chairwoman in Washington today to receive Presidential Citizens medal
• GSD school council chairwoman receives Presidential Citizens medal
• Boys & Girls Clubs names new Cedartown Unit Director
• Polk Water Authority is seeing an increase in leaky pipes
• Polk County jail dockets listed
• Rockmart firefighter training facility project nears completion
• Expansion planned at New Prospect Baptist Church
• Bobcat stolen from South Main Street
• Obama salutes promised end of US combat in Iraq
• County officials say asbestos disposal information is 'incorrect'
• UGA football hits the ground running
• Polk Meth Alliance trains locals on signs of meth users
• County fair kicks off tonight
• Cedartown man successful pushes for new railroad crossings
• Police reward child safety practices
• Volunteers pitch in for Community Makeover project
• Cedartown man attempts to steal flip-flops
• UGA tops party schools ranking
• Obama visits Georgia for veterans convention says US to leave Iraq as promised on schedule
• Floyd County police officer family lose everything to house fire
• Proposed dress codes will ban most body piercings, tattoos
• Police: Kingston man jailed on drug and theft charges after car foot chase
• Crowds attend National Night Out
• Lunch ladies going gourmet as school food gets new look
• Carter resigns as Shorter head softball coach; Thomas named successor
• Ready to ride again: Rodeo returns to Larry Haney Arena this weekend
• Polk County Sheriff's Office ends drug unit rumors
• Cedartown police responded to screwdriver stabbing
• Flat screen TV among items stolen at Canal Court burglary
• 8,000 marijuana plants taken after Polk and Haralson county flyovers
• As many as 6,600 Arlington graves mixed up
• Northwest Georgia job fair planned for September; details to be announced Tuesday morning
• Barron Stadium gets AstroTurf
• No serious injuries reported in wreck on Highway 113
• Cedartown Rent A Center reports identity fraud
• Rockmart death investigation continues
• Update: Preston Smith releases statement on his divorce
• Shorter University announces Dean's List
• Aragon receives new city attorney, Zachary Burkhalter
• Approximately 255 Rockmart residents left without power
• Hight Homes, Model High debris sent to Rockmart dump
• Rockmart McDonald's razed
• Police: 3 arrested on drug and prostitution charges
• School district begins evaluating after AYP is missed
• Tour of Cave Spring tells huge history of small town
• Polk County jail dockets listed
• Cedartown man arrested on numerous charges including rape and sexual battery
• Wednesday's Weather
• 2 Cedartown residents arrested in undercover NET operation
• Rockmart plans for a 'Night Out' with the Police Department
• Floyd EMS celebrates first anniversary of service in Polk
• Antioch hosts Corn Boiling Aug. 7
• 19 states named finalists for school reform grants
• Law enforcement vehicle wrecks on Prospect Road
• Shiloh Road home destroyed in fire with no injuries
• Tuesday's Weather
• BP replaces CEO Hayward, reports $17 billion loss
• Update: Rome 'incident' leads to resignation of Cedartown City Manager
• Lott and Barber head to Aug. 10 runoff
• Cedartown City Commission holds closed session
• Patterson named Georgia D.A. of the Year
• 2 Cedartown men arrested after 6-month meth investigation
• Silver trail buckles in the heat
• Monday's Weather
• Cedartown woman jailed on drug and parole violation charges
• More than 500 turn out for Cops for Kids tournament
• 2 taken to hospital after wreck on Ga. 101
• Technical college enrollment numbers up statewide
• Overnight Rome shooting incident leads to 3 arrests
• GOP candidates for Ga. governor clash on abortion and taxes
• Cave Spring man arrested for aggravated assault with a baseball bat
• Georgia police say 'speeding frenzy' claim is hoax
• Taylorsville man, 19, arrested for child molestation
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