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• Break in Patz brings hope, tears to other families
• Tybee Island a finalist for America's Best Small Towns
• Egypt's 3rd runner-up calls for vote recount
• Red Cross Warns Not to Take Vacation from Safety This Weekend
• FACT CHECK: Obama off on thrifty spending claim
• Tropical storm warnings for Southeast coast
• Candidate list set for July 31
• Cox releases statement on his County Commission campaign
• Police: Man tried to punch officers
• Man charged with obstruction, disorderly conduct
• 50 years on, fire still burns underneath Pennsylvania town
• Floyd 4-H awards Darlington $1,000 for robotics program
• UN agency finds higher enrichment at Iranian site
• Mexico president front-runner promises to cut violence
• THE RACE: Presidential race is most costly ever
• Bike! Walk! Northwest Georgia hosts Summer Cycling and Pedestrian Workshop
• Parking options available for Saturday graduations
• Man charged with false imprisonment, assault
• Report: Rome man threatened to shoot
• Report: Man hit child repeatedly with belt
• US forecasters: 9 to 15 storms in hurricane season
• Missouri opts for untested drug for executions
• Say cheese! NASA Mars rover photographs own shadow
• Senate rejects GOP, Dem plans on student loans
• Tornadoes didn't stop Kansas couple from marrying (with video)
• Police report string of burglaries in Old Summerville Road area
• Motorcyclist arrested in Alabama after high-speed chase
• Aragon man charged with assault, disorderly conduct
• Metal furniture stolen from local residence
• Local man victim of fraud
• Ancient Bethlehem seal unearthed in Jerusalem
• Military leaders, Clinton push for sea treaty
• Lee qualifies for Floyd County Commission Post 4
• Penson qualified for re-election as Clerk of Superior Court
• Kingston defends role in sports sponsorship bill
• Cookout and Faculty vs. Staff Softball Game on June 1 on the WCC.
• Graduate Of Distinction: Coosa High School's William Moraga is focusing on medicine
• Balloon Festival set for June 22-24 in Chattooga
• Nevada wildfire spreads, destroys 7 homes
• New Mexico officials: Spill could be 24 million gallons
• Oregon police: 5 dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Auction claims it's selling vial with Reagan blood
• Concerns about firefighter gear not limited to Georgia
• Obama leads Georgia fundraising; Romney closing gap
• Romney's playbook on Bain unclear as attacks grow
• Truck broken into during church services
• If you are on the GCC, you have just over an hour for a chance to win some cash!...
• Fire damages home despite woman's efforts
• Inmate faces felony charges while already in jail
• A heads up.... GNTC's Student Leadership Council has decided to sell tickets to...
• Graduate Of Distinction: Model High School graduate Kristian Kelley hopes to have her own business
• Shannon man faces burglary charges
• Woman charged after allegedly causing a ruckus
• Study: Simple scope exam cuts colon cancer deaths
• NATO sets 'irreversible transition' in Afghanistan
• THE RACE: Obama and Romney fight over budget goals
• Catholic dioceses, colleges sue over birth control mandate
• Wallace launches campaign website
• Graduate Of Distinction: Armuchee High School student Tabitha Burdick has dreams of NASA, flying
• Who's ready for Summer Semester?
• Police warn of text messaging scam targeting financial information
• Police: Man charged with multiple misdemeanors, gives false name and receives five felony counts of forgery
• Lindale woman charged with battery and cruelty to children after fighting three people
• 16 charged, jailed for River Jam rowdiness
• Thousands gather in NATO protest march through Chicago
• Magazine reports death of Bee Gee Robin Gibb
• Gov. Deal says he supports Romney
• Lockerbie bomber dies of cancer in Libya
• Jekyll Island reaches milestone in $50 million makeover
• Graduate of Distinction: Pepperell High School's Candace Rittenhouse is following the music
• Plainville man arrested on battery charges in argument over food
• Rome man faces burglary, fugitive from justice in South Carolina charges
• Extended review for 411 Connector
• Copper theft interferes with AT&T phone service, affects 1,200 people
• Obama wants new banking rules put in place soon
• Moose on the loose triggers police chase in Utah
• Mary Kennedy is mourned at private funeral in NY
• Woman gets 20 years for firing warning shot
• Records: Joplin twister was costliest since 1950
• Lengthy ballot set for July
• Syria: Suicide vehicle bomb hits military compound
• Blind Chinese activist leaves for US
• Rome man charged with battery
• 2 gunpoint robberies involving 3 suspects reported on Thursday
• Early political spats suggest nothing off-limits
• 148th Anniversary of the Battle of Resaca celebration taking place this weekend
• Police: Stabbing victim ran over stabber's children after attack
• Obama stance adds fuel in marriage battlegrounds
• Georgia official resigns after lease deal surfaces
• Bear sighted near Summerville
• First-time unemployment claims up in April, but still lower than April 2011
• Hometown Headlines
• Cedartown woman charged with theft by deception
• Two men charged with multiple felonies after copper theft
• As Facebook grows, millions say, 'no, thanks'
• Justice: Prisons to step up anti-rape efforts
• Obama requesting help to pay for Afghan army
• Cobb County to join voluntary ICE enforcement program
• GOP Senate hopes once again rest on insurgents
• The 2012 Student-Athlete Signing Class to date... Lady Cats: Terika Mostella/Car...
• Proud of our soon-to-be 2012 graduates!
• Man charged with giving false name to police
• Leading insurer pays $109 million for dog bite claims
• Delta says frequent fliers saw different fares
• RFK Jr.'s estranged wife, Mary, found dead in New York
• Unified Football Coaches Needed
• Athens man punches window, bleeds to death
• Anger, drama at Serbian general's genocide trial
• Healthy eating can cost less, study finds
• AP IMPACT: Evacuation exercises and drills cut back near nuke plants
• Court backs Florida teacher fired in maternity case
• Iran's tough nuclear stance masks struggles at top
• Man charged with felony deposit account fraud
• Electronics stolen in Fortune Street burglary
• Stereo, tools missing in home burglary
• ATV stolen in home burglary
• Police charge juvenile with Kingston church burglaries
• Six Shorter University students named to Who's Who
• AP: Killer of 3 tries not to think about murders
• Army opens jobs in combat battalions to women
• Nebraska GOP chooses Senate challenger for Kerrey
• April 2012 heats up as 5th warmest month globally
• Obama keeps up with Kardashians, Avengers, more
• Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears
• Third party group gives up seeking a candidate
• US stock futures rebound ahead of economic data
• Classes start May 21!
• Rome man charged with hit and run, passenger sustains injuries
• Rome woman charged with financial card fraud and theft
• 1 in 3 autistic young adults lack jobs, education
• Moderate Taliban speaks of divisions
• New generation challenges some blacks in Congress
• Vatican mystery intensifies, bones found in grave
• Bookstore Backorder at GNTC locations. As a result, the book stores are buying...
• Pakistani suggests NATO supplies should resume
• Man charged with sexual battery, child molestation and probation violation
• Woman charged with drug possession
• Fire damages Lindale home, no injuries
• Dr. Donald Martin named Executive Vice President at Shorter University
• Irish pose next democratic test for EU austerity
• Irish pose next democratic test for EU austerity
• Palestinians say Israeli letter falls short
• Palestinians say Israeli letter falls short
• German opposition seen winning major state vote
• School forcibly entered
• Official: 49 bodies left on Mexico highway
• Georgia Highlands graduates told to 'Make every moment in life count'
• Hit and run sends one to hospital with rib fractures
• Police: Man yells at woman with child
• Police: Man injures woman’s forehead
• Report: Man jailed for marijuana, having bullets
• Many blacks shrug off Obama's new view on gays
• Obama asks Congress to act on 'to-do' list
• China tensions spur deeper US-Philippine alliance
• White buffalo bull being donated to Texas ranch
• Yemen: US drone strikes kill 11 al-Qaida militants
• Militant video claims deadly Syria bombings
• 2 NATO troops die in Afghanistan, 1 in bomb blast
• Law enforcement groups detail community involvement for civic club
• Atlanta mayor honors "Father of Microcredit" Yunus
• Obama asks Congress to act on 'to-do' list
• Vatican eyes Legion of Christ priests on sexual abuse, other crimes
• US taxpayers getting cut of 'Passion' prequel
• Lobster harvest hostilities kindled after saboteur sinks 2 boats
• Fulton schools become Georgia's largest charter system
• Eiffel or eyesore? London's Orbit tower completed
• During April 13-15, 2012 in Atlanta, Georgia Northwestern Technical College stud...
• Congrats to our latest student-athlete signings in Armuchee's Marcel Hudson, Car...
• Gingrey: To safeguard military funding, Sequester Replacement Reconciliation Act 'critical'
• Darlington students to host world fair to honor international students
• Rome woman charged with forgery, drug possession after car wreck
• Woman makes threats
• Rome man charged with credit card fraud
• Argentina gender rights law: A new world standard
• Suicide bombers strike Syrian capital, killing 55
• Florida city uses robocalls to fight nuisance signs
• Parent report cards in Tenn. are novel way to boost support
• Mystery company plans large distribution center
• As Georgia Northwestern Men’s Head Basketball Coach David Stephenson reloads the...
• Career academy inspires young Kaleidoscope students
• Update: David Masters remains in critical condition after being hit by drunk driver
• Police: Silver Creek man choked 2 victims
• More than $10,000 of telephone wires cut, stolen in Shannon
• 5-year-old Summerville child burned by hot food transported to Shriner's burn hospital
• Wis. recall is rematch of 2010 governor's race
• Regents hike pay for four college presidents
• Central Georgia farmers optimistic about crops
• Suspect in torture of Arkansas woman arrested in Tennessee
• CRBI says U.S. Army Corps has suspended wetlands retail permit
• BOOKLISTS ARE BEING COMPLETED THIS WEEK AND NEXT! Walker County Campus list is d...
• De Freitas sums up American experiences for Rotarians
• Deal: Ga. revenues in April up 11 percent
• Bottled water firm to locate in Walker
• Rome man charged with false imprisonment, obstruction
• Man charged with possession of methamphetamine
• Congratulations to the Bobcats and Lady Cats on their 2011-2012 seasons after la...
• Al-Qaida bomb master: 'Brutality' and 'novelty'
• California may ban gay teen 'conversion' therapy
• Self-driving cars set for test drive in Nevada
• Georgia Regents set rules for new medical residencies
• Border Patrol targets repeat crossers
• Atlanta suburb bans smoking from city parks
• Rare lizard found in Catoosa
• Model High hosts Showcase
• Gordon County residents to discuss landfill
• Walmart reports serial shoplifter
• Ok, GNTC'ers... it's time to win a great prize pack for your favorite teacher! W...
• Debate about running 9-year-old girl to death playing out on Facebook
• THE RACE: French race may be bad omen for Obama
• Broke cities seek more money from tax-exempt colleges
• Police probing mysterious Churchill Downs death
• Gov. Deal signs $19.2 billion budget
• Wandering squirrel causes power outage
• Man crashed car into utility pole on North Avenue
• Noon Optimist Club names April Students of the Month
• Kindergarten registration is Thursday for county schools
• Man charged with possession of marijuana
• Coach Matt Larry named Shorter University Employee of the Year
• Debate in Ala girl's death plays out on Facebook
• Airport art project could cost $4 million
• 2 injured in Horseleg Creek Road wreck, road blocked
• Ron, Rand Paul hold joint tea party rally in Texas
• Biden OK with equal rights for married gay couples
• Armuchee Middle teams corner the market in financial competitions
• Report: Woman struck man with tire tool
• Race, religion collide in presidential campaign
• With help of girl's mom, Canton tries to recover
• Unitarian church rebuilds with "green" building
• More city residents look to raise chickens
• Police: Shooting of 13-year-old Alabama boy was legal
• Question of early man at Ziegler vexes scientists
• Wife of GOP candidate Mitt Romney headed to Georgia
• ANALYSIS: Leaving the No Child Left Behind law behind
• Berry College Spring 2012 graduates
• Pedestrian hit at intersection of Hwy 225 and Hwy 41
• Youth minister to Shorter University graduates: ‘Press on’
• Police: Silver Creek man jailed on felony drug charge
• Kitty cams keeps taps on Athens' roaming cats
• Bunking with cats, inmates learn value of teamwork
• Colorado boy, 6, suspended for reciting 'Sexy' lyric
• In letters, bin Laden worried about al-Qaida image
• Breast cancer is rare in men, but they fare worse
• Judge: Ga. discriminating against deaf, disabled
• Fishing rodeo planned for May 26
• Florida man charged with shoplifting plasma TV
• Woman charged with shoplifting shoes, underwear
• Report: Denial of biscuit causes fight
• Researchers say they have new clue to Lost Colony
• Prosecutors opt for hazing charges in FAMU case
• White House is silent on fate of Chinese activist
• Methodists vote to keep stand on homosexuality
• Darlington claims victory in $90 million campaign
• CDC report: More teen girls use best birth control
• Floyd police warning about another phone scam
• Man hid in ceiling to avoid arrest
• Man charged with aggravated stalking
• Woman charged with hit and run
• Copper stolen from church
• Tsunami-swept Harley in container found in Canada
• THE RACE: Obama flexes presidential muscle in race
• Sources say UGA president Adams to retire in 2013
• First private cargo run to space station delayed
• Pettitte agrees he may have misunderstood Clemens
• Bookstores are doing book buybacks up until the last hour of operation each day....
• Rome man charged with theft by taking
• Police probe church burglaries in Kingston Highway area
• Report: Woman stole from Walmart, slammed employee’s arm in car door
• Compassion House seeks help with construction
• Berry College theater students honored for recent production
• SUMMER REGISTRATION ENDS TODAY!!!!!!
• Buybacks at GNTC bookstores are anytime the stores are open!
• One year after Osama bin Laden raid, no answers from Pakistan
• Facebook to make it easier to become an organ donor
• Text of Obama's speech in Afghanistan
• Obama, Romney offer classic choices on big issues
• Secret Service closes ranks in sordid scandal
• Print out this coupon and take it to any GNTC Bookstore for an extra TEN BUCK wh...
• Study focusing on treatment of mentally ill suspects
• Auditions for Calhoun’s Got Talent today
• Mall memo warning about gang activity unfounded in Rome, police say
• Fairmount United Memorial Day Festival set for May 28
• Wilkerson Road church burglarized
• With an asterisk, the One World Trade Center is back on top in NYC
• Invisible man dominates US-China talks
• THE RACE: Gas price drop may offer political bonus
• US not reporting all Afghan attacks
• Arraignment for Sept. 11 'mastermind' to be broadcast at a few US sites
• Season Finale for Intramural Softball between the FCC and WCC on Tuesday at 2:30...
• Storm chaser reflects on Ala. rescue
• Dalton man charged in shooting deaths
• LaFayette earns Main Street accreditation
• Terika Mostella of Cartersville High School signs her letter of application to G...
• 2 women charged with first-degree forgery
• Man charged with DUI after driving truck into ditch
• New Orleans Seminary Professor to Speak at Shorter University’s Spring Commencement Ceremony on Friday, May 4
• Study: Heavy teens have trouble managing diabetes
• Savannah hosts events to kick off tall ships race
• Developer looking to sell South Georgia town
• 1958 postcard mailed from Chicago finally arrives
• Alabama campus locked down after armed robbery
• Woman charged with forgery after reportedly lying about name
• Cedartown man charged with making false statements
• Rome man charged with making false statements
• Rome man charged with simple battery
• Jolly Brit discovers life as cowboy chef in Texas
• Baker raises money for dogs fighting cancer
• Idaho National Guard on the hunt for old bombs
• Feds: Illinois suspect spent stolen millions on horses
• Georgia inmate gives birth in cell, baby dies
• AP Exclusive: New Mexico governor's grandfather was US citizen
• Sullivan Cup to test Army's best tanker crews
• Man charged with aggravated stalking
• $8,000 in camera equipment stolen
• Catalytic converters cut off trucks
• Panetta recalls nail-biting moments of Osama bin Laden raid
• Soldiers at Hunter, Fort Stewart thrilled to see Obama
• New photo shows work at North Korea nuclear test site
• Protesters at US party conventions could be armed
• Bond denied for Georgia coach charged with lewd texting
• 2-vehicle wreck in Shannon sends at least 6 to hospital; 1 arrested
• Congratulations to instructor Sharon Vaughan being named one of the six finalist...
• Cartersville woman arrested on charges of striking, bruising child
• Canoe reported stolen from residence on Wildflower Road
• Door damaged in attempted burglary on East Glover Street
• Police checking bodies of water for Arizona girl
• US to remove 9,000 Marines from Okinawa
• Barron Stadium Closing for Track Meet
• Cancer survivors urged to eat better, exercise
• Hubbub over content rights greets Google Drive
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Who pays when prez politicks?
• Report: Florida troopers erred before January crashes
• Drug-overdose antidote is put in addicts' hands
• Update: Man killed in motorcycle wreck near Cave Spring identified
• 50 marijuana plants seized in Polk drug raid
• Report: Woman jumped out of police car to evade arrest
• Woman charged with 2 counts of forgery
• Man robbed at gunpoint in hotel room
• Study: Antarctic ice melting from warm water below
• Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, TI headline Music Midtown
• Looking for a few good boomers to help others
• APNewsBreak: Fireball remnants likely found in California
• THE RACE: Exiting the presidential race can be a painful process
• Floyd breaks ground for Rockmart facility
• Police: Man stole laptop from Walmart
• Man charged with transaction card fraud
• Berry commencement on May 5
• Rome man charged with assault, cruelty to children
• 2 soldiers, one from Georgia, killed in Afghanistan IED attack
• Californians to vote on abolishing death penalty
• Gov. Deal: State will fund deeper harbor if feds won't
• THE RACE: Endorsements keep rolling in for Romney
• Federal inmate could face death penalty for murder
• Cherokee Co. legislators defend association with ALEC
• Fatal crash snarls traffic near Highway 113 at Highway 61 in Cartersville
• Police: Pizza bought with counterfeit bills
• Eight days to FINAL REGISTRATION for the Summer Semester!
• Rome couple charged for arguing at park
• GNTC In Agreement With Saint Joseph's (ME).
• All-Star Co-Ed Softball Games Today at 2:30 on the WCC. Thursday at 2:30 on the...
• Church loses cameras in burglary
• Jennifer Hudson breaks down during murder trial
• Poor economy worsens Social Security's finances
• NKorean military issues sharp threat to South
• Standing next to Rubio, Romney demurs on VP search
• Gingrey: Medicare Trustee Report reinforces urgent need for reform
• US eyes sanctions on tech used vs. rebels
• Rome man charged with assault
• Report: Man’s disability check forged, cashed
• Last week's sale gets press...
• Collectable dolls, rare coins, gun missing in theft
• All-Star Intramural Softball Games THIS WEEK! Game One on the WCC at 2:30 p.m. G...
• Jewelry stolen from residence
• Syria hotspot enjoys lull with UN monitors present
• Explosion, fireball reported in Nevada, California
• Man dead, woman injured after Lanier boating crash
• All eyes on Fla. jail as Zimmerman awaits release
• Md. neighborhood watch trial set against Fla. fury
• Man charged with sexual battery, child molestation
• Police: Rome man, woman stole weights
• Report: Men waved gun at victim
• Mom dedicates life to caring for soldier son
• Japanese tsunami debris reaches Alaskan shores
• Obama wooing young voters with student loan focus
• Zimmerman urged to keep low profile after release
• ANALYSIS: Legislative issues don't necessarily reflect donations
• Audit: State prisons need better record keeping
• Groups create naturalization push ahead of November election
• Stinky fish helps limit potfest at Colo university
• Democrats picking delegates today for national convention
• Vehicle burglarized in front of home on Mitchell Circle
• Syrian activists: Homs calm as UN team visits
• Rockmart joins city promotion event
• IMF projected to top $400 billion in pledges
• Jackhammers used in search for missing NYC child
• US Airways makes deals with 3 AMR unions
• Rare 1792 penny sells for $1.15 million
• Romney pulls in $12M as GOP super PAC amasses cash
• Georgia Northwestern's NJCAA Region XVII Champion Lady Cats To Sign North Georgi...
• The more than 6,000 students of Georgia Northwestern enjoyed Spring Fling 2012 t...
• Fla. judge to decide if Zimmerman can leave jail
• E.C.O. River Education Center, local park trails to help Romans celebrate Earth Day
• Man charged with aggravated stalking
• US futures rise as weekend nears
• Tens of thousands protest military's rule in Egypt
• Woman to face murder charge in Marine wife's death
• Deal signs education bills tweaking Georgia funding
• THE RACE: Polls show Obama-Romney race very close
• Georgia settles voter-registration suit
• Illinois bishop compares Obama actions to Hitler's
• Man’s thumb severed in wreck with tractor trailer
• OPEN HOUSE! The GNTC Adult Education Department-Gordon Co. cordially Invites you...
• Blasts in Baghdad, northern Iraqi cities kill 30
• US futures up on strong corporate earnings
• Police: Man grew marijuana in home
• It's a HUGE day on the campuses of GNTC as Spring Fling wraps up today. FCC - S...
• Special thanks to Anita Seckinger-Tippett and her homemade thank you card for lu...
• Cave Spring woman charged with aggravated stalking, possession of firearm
• Retired Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Georgia Norman Fletcher Shares “Reflections on a Life in the Law” with Shorter University Students
• Obama, Romney camps ready for digital warfare
• The ones to watch: medal hopefuls for London
• Bully's paralyzing punch nets $4.2 million settlement
• Georgia gives $3.5M in funding for water projects
• THE RACE: Romney, Obama both claim Reagan legacy
• Plant Sale Flyer ii.indd
• UPDATE: Despite the rain a dozen protesters picket Shorter University
• Man charged with theft by taking
• Police: Man used foul language in hospital
• EMS station opening celebration planned
• Money, insurance checks stolen from vehicle
• US homebuilders request most permits in 3 and a half years
• House panel approves bill changing Alabama immigration law
• THE RACE: Romney likely to look to right for veep
• Rangers say year-old Okefenokee fire extinguished
• White House threatens to veto GOP business tax cut
• Moving Memorial honors Rome probation officer
• Australian's home country newspapers pick up story of his arrest on sex crimes
• As of Tuesday morning, the Intramural Softball event scheduled for the WCC this...
• Deal OKs bill requiring drug testing for welfare recipients
• Report: Man ran from police, fought deputies
• Woman charged with battery, cruelty to children
• CDC: Kids' deaths due to accidents drops 30 percent, decline in traffic fatalities cited
• US economic outlook brightens as retail sales rise
• Obama's Buffett rule impact on taxes, jobs
• Soldier assigned to Georgia base killed in Afghanistan
• Space shuttle Discovery ready for voyage to museum
• Rome man charged with aggravated assault
• No injuries from plane crash in Polk County
• Motorcycle rally supports Children’s Center
• Television stolen from residence
• New Echota anniversary program planned
• What is SPRING FLING? It happens this week on every GNTC campus!!! Watch your lo...
• What is SPRING FLING? It happens this week on every GNTC campus!!! Watch your lo...
• UPDATED: 1 killed, 1 injured in wreck that closed part of I-75 in Cartersville
• Midwest towns say early storm warnings saved lives
• Issa: Secret Service incident likely not the first
• Police: Guns show CA suspect set for confrontation
• Rogge: Talks continue on Saudi women at Olympics
• State looking into solicitation complaints
• Police: Australian man, 33, was on his way to meet Floyd County teen for sex
• Scammer calls police 'Babylon' after officers call on fraud report
• Police: Taylorsville man kidnapped woman and child
• Rome man charged with battery, cruelty to children
• Law gives Zimmerman extra chances in legal fight
• TVA to raise power rate in May
• Ex-UGA AD finds new life after high-profile exit
• Syrian troops, rebels step up attacks, killing 9
• 'Life-threatening' storms feared for Midwest
• Rome man jailed on felony drug charge
• Report: Couple charged with stealing mower
• Rome man charged with battery on unborn child
• Man booked on marijuana charges
• Boulders fall from Hawaii mountain, hit houses
• With rockets, so many things can and do go wrong
• New Jersey mayor carries woman out of her burning home
• Study: Most gas pedal wrecks involve women
• Locomotives from Marine base to be sold in auction
• Titanic sinking being remembered near and far
• Man reportedly damaged his mother's vacuum cleaner, kitchen table
• Woman reported missing since mid-March
• Report: Darlington faculty dorms burglarized
• Shorter University sports fields defaced by spray paint
• State Superintendent John Barge speaks to Rome Rotary Club about changing calculation of graduation rates
• Shorter voice student wins national competition
• Swimming Lessons and Public Swim at Northside Swim Center
• J.K. Rowling's next book: 'The Casual Vacancy'
• Group flags First Amendment violations; Ga. mayor noted for canceling play
• Georgia has a new state archaeologist
• THE RACE: War games erupt in White House battle
• See Dan read: Baboons can learn to spot real words
• Police warning Romans about telecom ‘invoice’ letter
• Floyd County Police Department using Facebook
• Police: Woman hit victim with car
• Police say fatal explosion accidental
• Cedartown woman charged with theft, cruelty to children
• More women vets are homeless, but housing scarce
• Ethics commission lessens fines for late, local politicians
• New site to calculate potential student loan debt
• Threat of wildfires soars in Georgia
• Titanic's sinking: Was it more than human folly?
• DanceHeads are among the many activities, games, food, and freebies available ne...
• Anna K. Davie demolition to begin this summer
• What is SPRING FLING? It happens next week on every GNTC campus!!! Watch your lo...
• Polk kindergarten registration planned
• Shannon woman charged with drug possession
• St. Mary’s Gabriela Lumpkin wins spelling bee for 4th year
• Rome man charged with fraud, disorderly conduct
• Shorter University welcomes Rev. Jacob Connell as chapel speaker
• Police: Deer hunting cam captures gas can thefts
• North Korea space official: Rocket ready for launch
• Zimmerman's lawyers withdraw from shooting case
• Connecticut boy, 5, brings heroin for show and tell
• US teen births: Miss. has highest rate, NH lowest - Ga. ranked 13
• Bald eagle fledglings up in Ga. since 2011
• SPRING FLING IS NEXT WEEK!!! What's happening??? Stay tuned!!! It's on ALL FIVE...
• Cherokee County Home and Garden Show this weekend
• Report: Man threatens to burn woman's home
• Rockmart man dies after being shot during street fight
• Men jailed on drug charges after traffic stop
• Texting offers promise but also peril to campaigns
• US 'outraged' by Syrian attack on refugees
• Homeowner association could be sued in Martin case
• Man accused in HERO worker death gets probation
• Man taken for evaluation after SWAT team called to Graham Homes
• Police: Ark. man had fake license, open container
• Intramural Softball at the WCC will be held on the campus of WCC tomorrow betwee...
• iPhone stolen from residence
• 9th DISTRICT U.S. REPRESENTATIVE TOM GRAVES WILL VISIT WALKER COUNTY TUESDAY FOR...
• 2 face charges after fight
• Police: Rome man failed to register as a sex offender
• Shorter University ecology lecture to feature professor from Berry College
• Shorter University welcomes New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary President as chapel speaker
• Free Lunch n’ Learn In Recognition of National Stroke Month
• Tenn. bills encourage parental involvement
• State reports reveal lobby relationships
• Calhoun students help out with GSD renovation
• Attorney announces bid to be district attorney
• Dog killed after biting child’s face, groin
• Man charged with theft by receiving
• Huh? US and British English to collide at Olympics
• Jobs report leaves Obama, Romney campaigns wary
• Califonia teen breaks up with teacher after his arrest
• Police link shootings in Tulsa, Okla.; 3 killed
• Southeast Elementary students team up with parents for kite-flying day
• Mount Zion Baptist Church of Resaca considering meal program
• Man charged with disorderly conduct, obstruction
• California artist Thomas Kinkade dies at age 54
• More details emerge about jet that crashed into apartments
• Coast Guard sinks Japanese fishing ship adrift since Japan tsunami
• Former California teacher arrested for sex contact with minor
• Alabama immigration changes address religious concern
• Visitation hits record level where Civil War began
• Joi Townsend (GCC), Javelin Alex (GCC), and Jairo Lerma (WMC) will be starting o...
• Masters Update: Second round underway, key golfers to tee off soon
• Floyd Medical Center receives work-based learning award
• Topaz necklace reported stolen
• Police: Man fired gun while intoxicated
• Prosecutor: Marine posted negative images of Obama
• US to sink ghost ship dislodged by Japan tsunami
• 4 people sickened in Georgia by salmonella
• Doss, Whitefield report campaign funds
• Painkiller sales soar countrywide - push to relieve patient suffering fuels addiction
• Masters Update: Round 1 completed; Westwood in the lead
• Police: Lindale man may have committed 30 to 50 burglaries
• Locals asked to assist in Cancer research effort
• Police: Rome Man fled to avoid traffic stop
• Woman charged with financial transaction card theft
• Electronics, jewelry stolen from residence
• Warm and fuzzy T. rex? New evidence surprises
• Divorce expo a counterpoint to wedding industry
• Students angry over pricey courses pepper-sprayed
• After shooting death, girl's organs are donated
• Strange Fla. disappearances get new attention
• Floyd County Police Department's Whitener honored by state group
• Play delayed after wind topples tents, fencing at Masters Tournament
• Rome High students awarded for essay contest
• Man charged with scrap metal theft
• Roman charged with burglary
• Two Shorter University students take first-place wins in Super-Regional Alpha Chi Convention; Shorter’s Alpha Chi named Star Chapter for second straight year
• Red Cross pressing for aid access in Syria
• Newspapers erect pay walls in hunt for new revenue
• Floyd County Schools Superintendent Lynn Plunkett announces retirement
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,794
• Ex-Glock exec fights back after conviction
• Rumors continue as no one steps forward to claim record Mega Millions prize
• Berry to offer nursing four-year program, Roberts leaving Shorter nursing program
• Darlington robots not to be confused for Erector Sets in the First Tech Challenge
• Gordon County Board of Education renews McCown’s contract
• Police: Lindale man stole safe from Huddle House
• Spring Musical: It's the Talk of the Town: A Musical Tribute to Jerry Livingston
• Police: Adult male killed by apparent gunshot wound off Black's Bluff Road
• Dems sharpen attack as GOP rallies behind Romney
• Study: Our ancestors used fire a million years ago
• High court upholds jails' strip searches
• Feds: 'Meterological March madness' mostly random
• Euro unemployment spikes to record 10.8 percent
• Bin Laden's relatives get short prison sentence
• 10-year-old Garden Lakes Elementary student died in ATV wreck in Cedartown
• Police report arrests related to Corey Smith concert
• Obama, Calderon, Harper talk trade, energy
• Shorter University students win 25 awards at regional competition
• Dowless issues statement on Shorter survey
• Rehabbed eagle flies free back in namesake state
• Body found under boat near downtown Augusta
• Ark. education officials studying impact of ruling
• Public paying last respects to Earl Scruggs
• Stricken cruise ship to reach Malaysia port Sunday
• Gavin Floyd finds a sense of calm through faith and religion
• 2 charged with leaving Kroger without paying for full cart of groceries
• Whitfield County administrator candidate may have been emailed interview questions
• Georgia roadways named in honor of Catoosa, Walker citizens
• Groups work to identify aging trail-marking trees
• Expert raises awareness of human trafficking in Tennessee
• Keith Olbermann ousted from Current TV talk show
• Georgia's e-commerce tax to target out-of-state retailers
• Panel backs sharing studies of lab-made bird flu
• Cruise ship drifting after fire off Philippines
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• International VIPs visit Gordon County
• Tax reform package shifts revenue: A major provision will change the annual “birthday tax” property assessment on cars to a one-time title fee that will be shared with the state
• Coosa senior's project nets $9,500 for injured classmate
• On the run, bin Laden lived in 5 houses
• Judge sides against Georgia student who sued school
• Romney gets Bush backing, but no sign of George W.
• Lucha libre using immigration to attract US fans
• Obama moving ahead with sanctions to squeeze Iran
• Plant Sale Flyer ii.indd
• Mega-long odds for winning record $540 million jackpot
• Fatal shooting under investigation in Catoosa County
• Civil War ‘Park Day’ set for Saturday
• Man charged with theft from church
• Berry students don hoodies in remembrance of Trayvon Martin
• High court has options on health care law
• Obama spends millions more than GOP campaigns
• Woman OK after being hit by train in Cartersville
• Lawmakers press Obama to help avoid defense cuts
• Ga. on verge of creating specialized tax court
• Rockmart Senior Center relocating to old library
• Woman charged with disorderly conduct
• Traveling music tour to launch in Calhoun
• Rome man charged with criminal trespass
• No injuries reported in 2-vehicle wreck
• RFPRA Announces Town Hall Meeting: Dog Park Interest Group
• Shorter University hosting Tuskegee Airmen exhibit; original airman to visit campus
• What to do after you hit the Mega Millions jackpot
• County Commission proclaims Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Bill banning home picketing unites Ga. opposition
• Alpharetta checking social media sites before hiring police, firefighters
• Police shoot, kill man they say was naked, armed
• Jairo Lerma from the WMC is a winner... what about you? Check out the posts on t...
• Man charged with aggravated stalking
• Former RFPRA employee cleared of theft charges
• Police: Man stole wire from business
• Man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide, gets 15 years
• Ball Ground man charged in robbery
• Shorter University welcomes Bryant Wright as guest speaker during weekly chapel service
• Summit seeks to deter nuclear-armed terrorism
• California bill would punish student-teacher dating
• Conservative justices question health care law
• Virginia man injured in gun accident gets new face
• Community leaders oppose plan to close courthouses
• “The Bettye Reed Scholarship Foundation is seeking hardworking students who have...
• Need books? Don't forget the Lending Library on your campuses! Check with the ad...
• Darlington School to host 3rd annual Light the Lake on Friday
• Calhoun planning for 2012 Relay for Life fashion show
• It's time for another Cats Country Prize Pack Giveaway Contest!!!!!!! First fiv...
• Come on down to the Financial Aid Workshop on the Walker campus today. Bring you...
• Man jailed on charges of making terroristic threats
• GNTC’s Swafford wins SkillsUSA Georgia and heads to national level competition
• Casey Bond, actor and former San Francisco Giant, visits Shorter University Character Education class
• Meet Izzy the beagle, defender of US agriculture
• Cameron: Earth's deepest spot desolate, foreboding
• Obama 'super' PAC donors among White House guests
• Santorum: Romney 'worst Republican' to face Obama
• Home of Roswell "chicken man" explodes, unidentified body found
• REMINDER: Tomorrow is the Financial Aid Workshop on the Walker Campus - Tuesday...
• Sonoraville Middle FFA takes top honors
• Robot visits Murata in Rockmart
• Rome man jailed Sunday on aggravated stalking charges 
• Economists see higher taxes as way to cut deficit
• Money stolen from Heritage Park levee office
• Victim of chimp attack says CT gov knew of danger
• James Cameron reaches deepest spot on Earth
• Senators ask feds to probe requests for passwords
• Bentley not yet keeping insurance rate promise
• Newton school board holds apparent illegal meeting
• Man charged with criminal trespass
• Air conditioners stolen from church
• Electronics stolen from residence
• Enthusiastic backers lift Santorum in Louisiana
• Florida man wins national memory contest in NYC
• Santorum looks for rebound in Louisiana
• One of Georgia's top trading partners fights to stay front of line
• Search resumes for Maine toddler missing 3 months
• Newspaper finds suspicious test scores nationwide
• Pope's arrival in Mexico sparks surprising emotion
• Volunteers help to spruce up dorm at Georgia School for Deaf; project continues today
• Slain teen's friends say he never picked a fight
• UGA president to hold open forum with students
• Apartment burglary reported on Redmond Road
• Armuchee student Emily Lykins wins Exchange Club speech contest
• Army: Post-traumatic stress disorder treatable, many return to combat
• Atlanta student who sought gay-inclusive prom sues school
• SPIN METER: Analyzing GOP claims about Obama's environmental policies
• Drivers snatch 'snow globe' of cash on Maryland highway
• Obama's goal of nuclear security still far off
• Azaleas blooming at Callaway Gardens
• Chancellor speaks to Rotary about post secondary education
• Thanks for taking part in the last Cats Country Prize Pack contest. Who is ready...
• Polk Medical Center to host health fair
• Police: Grandmother tackles man who tried to kidnap 4-year-old girl
• Plastered Pomeranian: Montana man charged with getting dog drunk
• Challenger Miracle League Baseball Clinic Cancelled
• IRS chief: Agency not targeting tea party groups
• Chattahoochee dam blasted open with dynamite
• Campaign grind takes its toll on GOP candidates
• High Museum to offer 'Pay As You Wish' admission Saturday
• Moving in before marriage no longer a good predictor for divorce
• Man charged with fraud, forgery
• State: Rome High needs improvement in rates of graduation
• Police: Man stole vehicle
• Woman charged with terroristic threats and acts, battery
• Diesel fuel stolen from business
• Occupy Wall Street gears up for spring training
• State Senate adopts $19.2B state budget plan
• Army examining mental health programs
• Court weighs federal power over states in health case
• Obama, GOP vie for upper hand on energy
• Remember students: The Walker County Campus Financial Aid Workshop is next Tuesd...
• Fatal wreck in Cartersville snarls traffic early Wednesday
• Police: Man stole cars, sold them to recyclers
• County schools listening session a ‘success’
• Rome man charged with cocaine possession
• Walker schools take out $18 million bond
• RFPRA Announces Tennis Lighting Schedules At Alto And Etowah Parks
• Lawyer: Slain Fla. teen's friend heard altercation
• Study: Too many colon tests use costly sedation
• New regulations concerning labels on hazardous chemicals announced
• GOP targets new cost-cut board in Obama health law
• Strong 7.4 quake shakes Mexico City
• Police: Man cut another with knife
• Chattanooga girl shot in the head while playing outside
• Police: Man stole 6 football sleds
• Shorter students pull for Hawks until the end
• Police: Man pointed gun at victims
• Shorter University welcomes Dr. J. Robert White as guest speaker during weekly chapel service
• Syria troops fight rebels in rare Damascus clashes
• Romney focuses on Obama; Santorum questions rival
• S.C. high court may hear Savannah port expansion lawsuit
• Local math whiz kids compete at Berry College
• Vehicle flips on North Broad Street
• GNTC’s Drew Swafford brings home the gold! The state SkillsUSA postsecondary co...
• Early Registration is underway for Summer and Fall Semesters!!! Intramural Softb...
• Man charged with DUI, possession
• Gordon man charged in baby’s death
• Police: Scammer spotted in Dalton
• Cash stolen in burglary
• Public health enlists area schools to help spread rabies warnings
• Grass fires reported along U.S. 411 west of Cave Spring
• Lawyer for Afghan suspect to visit with him Monday
• Police probe strong-armed robbery at convenience store
• Explosion near Syrian security building in Aleppo
• Man being held for immigration officers
• Police: Inmate tried to hide drugs in jail wall
• Man charged with drug possession, giving false name
• Police think burglars targeting Hispanics
• Man charged with molesting 5-year-old
• Massachusetts Christian bike riders spread the Gospel
• Armuchee HIgh School Baseball Booster Pancake Breakfast
• Family: Man didn't kill black teen in self-defense
• 3 fatally shot in southern West Virginia; man arrested
• NJ spycam case stirs debate over hate crime laws
• Thousands jam Savannah for St. Patrick's parade
• Ga. drug testing likely to face legal challenges
• Report: Man strikes woman in head with radio speaker
• Calhoun man charged with felony fraud
• Police: Man shoplifts steaks, chuck roast
• Cash stolen in Comfort Inn burglary
• Drug court celebrating 10-year anniversary
• Supreme Court says no TV cameras at health care arguments
• Storm warnings spare Michigan village from tornado injuries
• 'Pink slime' sounds gross, but how does it taste?
• Gas prices still climbing, top $4 in 6 states
• US puts best face on Afghan policy under question
• Early Registration for summer and fall terms begins Monday!!!!!!!!
• Man charged with check forgery
• Police: Grocery store meat theft foiled
• Cedartown to hold fifth annual Parkinson’s Walk in April
• Atlanta man jailed on theft warrant
• Education officials target GSD for academic improvement
• James Cameron, others to explore the real abyss
• Rome's high of 85 on Thursday ties record set in 1921; threat of storms possible throughout evening
• Pakistan parliament to discuss US ties next week
• Barflies: Sex-deprived male flies go for the booze
• Environmentalists say Navy training plans could threaten endangered whale species
• Heat pump stolen from residence
• Reigning 'world's ugliest dog' dies in California
• Gunman kills 1, wounds 3 outside Texas courthouse
• MySpace predator convicted of 79 felonies
• Boomers finding space for team, fitness sports
• Proposed designs for Tri-State Crematory victims' memorial reviewed
• Review: 5 ways to control your privacy on Google
• Jury: Va. Tech negligently delayed warning in '07 shootings
• Georgia Senate OKs bill that would expand brewpub business
• Obama: US, UK committed to Afghan mission
• Congratulations to Keisha Voges, Megan Sanders, and Nikki Elrod for being select...
• Rome man charged with burglary
• School system makes high school relocation official
• Tools, yard equipment stolen from residence
• We'll pick the winner of this week's Cats Country Prize Pack later today. Thanks...
• Segment of Rome bypass to remain ‘Veterans Memorial’
• Intramural Softball begins tomorrow on the FCC!!!! See you at Bobcat Field start...
• O.k. all you math lovers out there, this one's for you!
• Furlough day canceled from Rome BOE calendar
• Shorter University voice professor accepted into national internship; awarded first place in state competition
• Exonerated man uses settlement money to assist the unjustly convicted
• Waycross, South Georgia colleges on pace for January mergers
• Highs in 70s in March? Warm spell expected to last
• Ally-on-ally killings muddy path for US pullout
• Key health care law opponent goes bankrupt over medical bills
• GNTC Intramural Director David McBurnett signing up players for softball startin...
• Criminal damage reported to Coosawattee Avenue property
• Northwest Georgia Idol set for Cedartown this week
• The Georgia Northwestern Intramural Staff is on the Walker County Campus today f...
• Home items reported missing
• Catoosa gives ‘fair warning’ to pushers
• Aggravated stalking charges against Cedartown man dropped
• Shorter University welcomes Dr. Frank Cox as guest speaker during chapel
• Cultural boundaries eroded by natural disaster experiences
• US position in Afghanistan deteriorates after mass murder by serviceman
• Nixon's sensitive side shown in love letter exhibit
• Romney's "Southern" accents are a hit-and-miss try
• Crowds gather at the capitol to protest proposed abortion, birth control bills
• "My favorite class this semester is.............................." Best answer a...
• Intramural Softball sign-ups on the WCC tomorrow (TUESDAY) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m...
• Walker schools share STEM grant
• Car flips on Hutto Road
• Juvenile sent to hospital after 2-vehicle wreck
• Rome man charged with theft
• Electronics stolen from residence
• Jekyll Island going after lost convention business
• Jamaican drug lord faces sentencing in US case
• Double sacrifice: Family loses sons in Afghanistan
• 2 killed, 4 injured in Talladega County accident
• Rome police looking for home invasion suspect
• Omega Psi Phi charters chapter for N.W. Ga.
• Rome woman charged with cocaine possession
• Rome man charged with aggravated stalking
• Student sports concussion bill fails
• General Assembly preview: Now every bill gets new scrutiny
• Pittsburgh clinic shooter called gifted, troubled student
• Activists seek to curtail restraining students
• UGA to host environmental law conference
• David Doss speaks out against bypass name change
• Lobbyists spend thousands in charter school debate
• Darlington Class of 2015 to host Special Olympics
• GBI agents ask for pay parity
• Rome man arrested on charges of drug possession, obstruction
• Habitat hosting Green Day
• Man charged with false imprisonment, battery
• Women's birth control choices often come down to cost
• Update: Search for missing man to be conducted by posse; public help not needed
• Syrian rebels refuse talks with current government, negotiations stymied
• Facebook friend suggestion ends with bigamy charges
• Ohio: Gas-drilling injection well led to quakes
• Task force seizes $600,000 in property, cash in Walker County drug raid
• 1 woman facing drug, prostitution charges; 2nd woman facing drug charges
• South Rome woman jailed on marijuana charges
• Dancing with the Stars fundraiser gets $2,500 boost
• RFPRA Roman Challenge Youth Basketball Tournament – Register Now
• 607 can crow about setting animal-nose record
• Full Titanic site mapped for 1st time
• FAA forecast: High air fares most of this decade
• Immigration draws 1,000 to Selma-Montgomery march
• Priorities fade as Georgia lawmakers favor social issues
• Obama, GOP governors share many views on education
• Time for Intramural Softball! Contact David McBurnett today at dmcburnett@gntc.e...
• Who's ready for intramural softball? And... A chance to win big cash in a WII to...
• Local bands hope to make the grade in district evaluation concerts
• Pepperell Middle takes Egg Bowl trophy; annual competition involves answering CRCT-type quiz questions
• Police report: Man took, forged 10 checks from business
• GBI investigating claim of excessive force against inmate at the jail
• Woman charged with forgery, accused of forging two checks
• Solar storm headed toward Earth may disrupt power tonight
• New Mexico town elects mayor who called Obama evil
• Analysis: Fending off others to chase an incumbent
• Gingrich not quitting, bets on must-win South
• Iran may be cleaning up nuke work
• Super Tuesday: What we learned
• Local leaders to lobby in D.C.
• Rome passes Sunday alcohol package sales
• INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL SIGN-UPS!!!!! (And Bowling For Dollars!!!!) On the GNTC Wal...
• Voters reject new SPLOST
• Nursing home with meth lab fire was cited in 2011
• Santorum wins TN; Romney wins 3 states
• Yemen reels from army's defeat by al-Qaida
• Prince Harry runs with Usain Bolt in Jamaica
• Paul remains defiant amid no primary night wins
• Romney, Gingrich score Super Tuesday victories
• East Point delays contentious budget decision
• Report: Man fought officers on Monday
• Sandra Deal launches 'Read Across Georgia' program
• Shooter with powerful BB gun targets cars, people
• Man charged with aggravated stalking
• FBI's News Corp. probe heads to Russia
• Women worry about NY Medicaid contraceptive policy
• Jury selection under way in Virginia Tech trial
• Limbaugh says his apology to student was sincere
• High court expands look at rights abuses abroad
• → GNTC: Early Registration for Summer and Fall Semesters begins two weeks from today!!!!...
• Kingston woman charged with theft
• Rome woman charged with disorderly conduct, trespassing
• Catoosa wants more seats on Erlanger board
• Polls open at 7 a.m. on Super Tuesday
• Ft. Oglethorpe councilman clashes with mayor
• Limbaugh comments overshadow GOP contest
• Protesters to kick off 6-day march to Montgomery
• Ga. lawmakers may have to stop diverting fees
• Exit polls: Putin wins Russia's presidential vote
• Medical bills can wreck credit, even when paid off
• Trail of Tears meeting planned
• Polk escapes storm’s fury
• Poll: Gingrich poised to take Georgia
• Romney in Snellville today
• Police: Man possessed tools to commit crime
• Abortion protesters arrested at Virginia Capitol
• President Obama: Fuel-efficient cars an answer to gas prices
• Anglers flock to contaminated Texas reservoir despite risks
• Hundreds honor student killed in Ohio school shooting
• Iran trumps Palestinians as top US-Israel issue
• Lady Cats and Montgomery-Rockville battle to 99-50 final. Congratulations to a g...
• With the nation's sixth-ranked team up 93-46 with 2:51 remaining, Montgomery-Roc...
• Lady Cats down to five players as nation's sixth-ranked team in Montgomery Colle...
• Bobcats fall at NJCAA's Region XVII Semi-Final today, 91-64. Congratulations to...
• Nation's sixth-ranked women's basketball team having tough time pulling away fro...
• Bobcats needing buckets late down 80-59 with four minutes to go in Oxford at NJC...
• Lady Cats down 50-27 in second half. GNTC starting to settle down.
• Bobcats down ten at NJCAA Region XVII Men's Tournament in Oxford, Georgia with e...
• Kayci McGee is out for the game with a jaw injury. Possible dislocation.
• Lady Cats Emily Cole (Adairsville) and Mia Morrow (Rome) drop a pair of three's...
• Lady Cats down, 46-25, at the half against the nation's sixth-ranked women's tea...
• Cats down three early in second half in NJCAA Region XVII Semi-Finals vs. West G...
• Injury is a jaw injury from Silva falling on McGee in battle for a loose ball. C...
• Lady Cats co-captain Kayci McGee and Montgomery-Rockville All-American Alex Silv...
• Bobcats down one in NJCAA Region XVII Semi-Final versus West Georgia Tech, 36-35...
• Lady Cats have their hands filled with #6 Montgomery-Rockville trailing 29-11 wi...
• Bobcats tied with West Georgia at 19-all with eight minutes to play in the first...
• Team. Go Lady Cats and Bobcats!!!!
• The NJCAA Region XVII Champion Lady Cats are 35 minutes to tip-off at #6 Montgom...
• Montgomery's Alex Silva leads the Lady Knights with 20 points per game. The Lady...
• Lady Cats are about to start warm-ups at the National Round of 16 match-up at #6...
• BP settles Gulf spill lawsuits for at least $7.8B
• Sonoraville High school planning memorial
• Report: Rome woman bites man, damages his car
• Roman woman charged with felony theft by taking
• Santorum campaign rolls through Dalton
• Pictures capture Japan's heartbreak after tsunami
• Cats hold off Southern Crescent, 58-57. GNTC advances to NJCAA Region XVII Semi-...
• Update: Floyd County under severe thunderstorm warning until 9:15 p.m., tornado watch until 11 p.m.
• Police review security after Philly runway scare
• 43-all with 7:45 left... Cats fighting to stay alive.
• California storm makes ripe ski conditions, snow dangers
• Cats roar late... up seven at the half... 31-24!
• Cats roar late... up seven at the half... 31-24!
• Update: Tornadoes death toll rises to 8 in Indiana
• Five lead changes early. Cats up, 13-12, with 8:04 left in first half.
• Warmups before round one of NJCAA Region XVII Tournament game vs Southern Cresce...
• Mother: 7-year-old recovering from burns
• Police: Juvenile takes mother’s car, charged with reckless driving
• Early Registration begins March 19!!!! For Summer AND Fall!!
• Catoosa County deputy fired for violating policy
• GNTC shows off health programs to TCSG board
• Rome man threatens man with knife, brick in presence of toddler
• Some of the Lady Cats take a quick pic after arriving in Maryland late in the ni...
• IRS battling conservatives over tax-exempt status
• Doss fires back at Whitefield over ethics complaint
• Wash. caucuses last stop before Super Tuesday
• More violent weather ahead for damaged communities
• Obama demands Congress end oil, gas subsidies
• → GNTC: Lady Cats are on their way to Maryland!
• Aviation program boosted at GNTC by partnership with Embry-Riddle
• Fire chief: Grease on stove led to blaze
• Two charged with forgery
• City sets up free trash compactor
• Police: Man took holster from car
• LADY CATS BASKETBALL leaves for Rockville, Maryland today at 10:30 a.m. from the...
• Shorter University welcomes Ed Stetzer as guest speaker during weekly chapel service
• RFPRA Open Select League Baseball Registration
• Troops from Iraq, Afghanistan to be honored in DC
• Will higher gas prices derail the economy?
• Update: Thunderstorm warning lifted; tornado watch still in effect until 1 a.m.
• Next up for Santorum, Romney: Super Tuesday states
• Three charged for possession, trafficking
• Callista Gingrich tours St. Mary’s, reads to students before campaign rally
• It's time for Georgia Northwestern to leap on to the bandwagon and back the Bobc...
• Police: Man sold guns for drugs and money
• Calhoun police get OK for new vehicle
• Man charged with aggravated stalking
• Two Shorter University students named "overall winners" in statewide vocal competition; 22 additional awards also earned by students
• Medical tattoos offer important health information
• Environmental groups bring 70 to Capitol
• Thanks to all the high school seniors from NW Georgia for stopping by! See you i...
• Hays State Prison in lock down; 2 guards attacked
• Remains of some 9-11 victims went to landfill
• Marietta's Theatre in the Square could soon close
• Armuchee students experiment with science at fair
• Calhoun man charged with possession, burglary
• Cedartown man killed in Ala. wreck, 1 other injured
• Shorter University breaks ground on new residence hall
• Early voting period ends Friday
• Osama bin Laden's Pakistan home is no more
• Child support debts may leave some with no income
• Bird flu, pig flu, now bat flu? Human risk unclear
• Romney hits Santorum on economic credentials
• Shorter University breaks ground on new residence hall
• Man charged with aggravated assault
• Roman gave false name when pulled over
• Columbus man charged with theft by taking
• WE HAVE 4,600!!! Oh yeah!!! 400 to go!!!!
• Computer, clothes stolen in burglary
• Gingrich warns of role of "secular left"
• Woman hospitalized after two-vehicle wreck
• African-Americans for Whitefield chairman named
• Ga. DOT gets financial break from snow this season
• Santorum: no apology needed for Quran burning
• Broomtown/Rinehart Volunteer Fire Department receives grant
• ‘Laid back’ driver leads to pot bust
• Fannin County’s Will Shirah takes top spot in District One Spelling Bee
• Police: Calhoun Quick Stop break-in nets suspect $400 from register
• Rome man charged with battery, cruelty to children
• Federal warning ends county truce with pot-growers in California
• Naked man steals fire truck, kills pedestrian in South Carolina
• Analysis: Junior legislators in Georgia are pushing social issues
• Libertarians wear holsters to protest Georgia gun law
• Loudermilk won't pursue 'personhood' referendum
• Greetings from historic Emory-Oxford in Oxford, Georgia; site of the 2012 NJCAA...
• Georgia Northwestern wins their FIRST EVER NJCAA Region Title, 64-50. The Lady C...
• Lady Cats up 12 with three minutes to go. Win earns Georgia Northwestern their F...
• Lady Cats up 14 points with five minutes to go, 53-39. NJCAA Region XVII title o...
• Lady Cats sophomore point guard Mia Morrow drives the lane and sends a blind pas...
• Lady Cats defense holds NJCAA Region XVII Player Of The Year Ashley West (Middl...
• Sophomore Lady Cats forward Kelsie Philpot (Cedartown) drops a shot at the buzze...
• Lady Cats shooting guard hits her third three-pointer of the first-half with six...
• Nelson Mandela hospitalized with stomach ailment
• Rome man charged with felony aggravated stalking
• Report: Men threatening to shoot up business
• Harlem Ambassadors event to benefit kids
• 'Friends of Syria' vow support for opposition
• GAME TIME! Lady Cats play for region title and an automatic bid into the NJCAA W...
• Miracle diet pill? A safe drug is elusive
• Atlanta to host exhibition of Titanic artifacts
• 17 tons of silver from shipwreck taken to Spain
• Georgia Senate OKs plan to pay off unemployment debt
• Poll: Millionaire tax popular, spending cuts too
• Lady Cats are just over one day away from representing YOU in a play-in game for...
• Floyd County police seek help in missing persons case
• Ceremony planned to officially open Rockmart library
• I made the decision to come to Georgia Northwestern because...
• 2 shows planned for restored Calhoun theater
• Man charged with selling stolen four-wheeler
• Copper, AC coils stolen from empty plant
• Shorter University hosts Unity Christian School Science Fair; provides tours of natural sciences labs
• RFPRA Adult Softball Spring League Registration
• Tornado season looms, but forecasting a challenge
• Georgia House committee makes dog attacks a felony
• Study: Gingrich, Santorum plans hike deficit
• J.K. Rowling has deal for new novel for adults
• Senate OKs bill allowing alternative investments
• Congrats to Mia Morrow on her NJCAA Region XVII All-First Team Honors!
• Check out the PCC Chili Cook-Off! www.thepolkfishwrap.com/bookmark/17614045
• Huge announcement for the Lady Cats Basketball program. Stand by!!!!!
• See what the libraries of Georgia Northwestern can do for the distance education...
• EARLY REGISTRATION for Summer/Fall begins March 19!
• Update: EMA director suspects tornado damaged as many as 100 Floyd County homes Wednesday night; one death reported
• Advance in-person voting set for Saturday in Calhoun
• 2 women charged with burglary
• Jewelry, electronics stolen in burglary
• Congratulations to Kendra Peek and Chasity Parker for winning the Cats Country P...
• HVAC blower stolen in burglary
• Report: Crime at US public schools on the decline
• Study: Colonoscopy cuts colon cancer death risk
• Panel: All adults should get whooping cough shots
• Update: Man killed in wreck on Redmond Circle had just been in other crash
• West Virginia mine boss charged with fraud in deadly blast
• Lady Cats Play In Showdown For Automatic Bid Into NJCAA Tournament!!!
• Enter Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s 2nd Annual Ultrasound “Chili Coo...
• LAST CHANCE TODAY!!!! It's time for you to have a shot at the coolest Cats Coun...
• Woman charged with terroristic threats, obstruction
• Hospital weighing security options after shooting
• Police: Pedestrians should be cautious at night
• Man charged with intent, criminal trespassing
• City school board names location for new Anna K. Davie Elementary
• Renee Emerson joins Shorter University faculty as Assistant Professor of English
• Shorter University senior selected as recipient of Indonesian Ambassador's Award
• Appalachia's aging population is rising fast
• Georgia lawmakers eye vote on constitutional amendment
• FACT CHECK: Artful swerves on the auto bailout
• Georgia author pleads guilty to defrauding woman
• US apologizes for Quran burnings in Afghanistan
• Youth Success Academy Open House kicks-off in 15 minutes on the Floyd County Cam...
• Lady Cats are just over four days for a chance at winning their NJCAA Region and...
• OK, People... just two days to go!!!! It's time for you to have a shot at the c...
• Update: Pedestrian killed after being hit by vehicle Monday night, driver charged with DUI
• American Hero Concert this Saturday in Centre
• Jewelry stolen in burglary
• Memo confirms layoffs in Erlanger system
• Ga. Senate Committee sends Ligon back to drawing board
• NASA's Webb telescope: Revolutionary design, runaway costs
• UN nuclear inspectors to press Iran on weapons
• YouTube enlists big-name help to redefine channels
• Spain sending military planes to retrieve $500 million in lost treasure
• Zetas gang killed rivals, escaped at Mexico prison
• County schools begin pre-K registration today
• Man allegedly robs 79-year-old father with a 'stick'
• Gordon Fire Department revamps donated truck
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• Money stolen from local business
• Sink, water heater stolen from residence
• Woman unhurt after wreck on Spout Springs road
• 1 taken to hospital following 3-vehicle wreck on U.S. 411
• Roman jailed on gun, burglary charges after Rome Police issued assault rifle stolen
• 20 people killed in Iraqi police academy blast
• FDA to review inhalable caffeine
• Floyd County Republicans like Santorum in straw poll
• Man charged with battery, pointing gun at woman
• Man charged with drug possession
• Money stolen from local business
• Computer items stolen from local business
• Obama: Manufacturing rebounding after painful time
• Woman, 20, dies after freak Florida church shooting
• Maine GOP caucus completed after snow delay
• Minnesota couple lost in Italy shipwreck memorialized
• Gas prices are highest ever for this time of year
• Bobcats, Lady Cats Make Run For NJCAA Post-Season!
• Obama finally scores coveted win on payroll tax
• Blimp visits Dalton airport
• Rome man charged with misdemeanor simple battery
• Former Cartersville mayoral candidate sentenced to over 2 years in prison on bank fraud charges
• Syrian forces fire on funeral process in Damascus
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority Awarded District 5 Basketball Tournaments
• Berry Celebrates New Opportunity for 80 Students to Graduate Debt Free
• Bill would specify history lessons in Georgia classrooms
• Center for Collaborative Journalism names director
• Bill would mean more money for poor Ga. schools
• Thousands of visitors expected in downtown Atlanta
• Bobcats on the road to their regular season finale at Emory-Oxford!!!!! Send out...
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• The Financial Aid office on the Walker campus has been temporarily moved down th...
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• Rome City Schools awarded $3.2 million literacy grant
• House may reconsider vote on Ga. National Guard post qualifications
• Dempsey defends bariatric surgery coverage
• Train chase to be re-created
• Polk announces new tourism plans
• US experts urge stronger cyber regulation bill
• 3 people taken to hospital after wreck on bypass; 1 said to be critical
• Whitney Houston fans to follow funeral on Internet
• Boehner says US needs to do more to stop Iran
• Convicted, self-confessed murderer and death row survivor to speak at Berry on Feb. 28
• GNTC GOAL Winner Roger Haikal will represent you at the regional GOAL competitio...
• Rome woman charged as fugitive from justice after shoplifting
• McHenry gets Moving on Mats grant from Sonic
• Man charged with possession of marijuana
• Silver Creek woman charged with DUI, possession
• Chattooga commissioner gets state seat
• Energy secretary: Ga. reactors may spur US growth
• Atlanta airport joins conservation initiative
• Rome man victim of identity theft
• State releases logistics plan; Savannah port tops priority list
• School employees could pay more into pension plan
• $50,000 Donation from AT&T Will Help Low-Income Students Pay GED® Test Fees At...
• These are the winners from the WCC chili cook off earlier today: 1st place: La...
• Good morning, Cats Country!! We are quickly approaching mid-terms at Northwest G...
• Money stolen from loan business
• Alabama man sentenced to 30 years in Leesburg murder
• Roundup nets 26 arrests in Polk County
• Good morning, Cats Country! We are quickly approaching mid-terms at Northwest Ge...
• Cedartown man victim of credit card fraud
• Police: Tenant sold oven without permission
• US, Europe look at fast but risky penalty on Iran
• Progress in talks on payroll tax, jobless benefits
• Officials: Bullying debate in Minnesota brought change
• Georgia Sen. Davis holds teleconference on charter schools
• US weighing steep nuclear arms cuts
• UPCOMING EVENTS!!!! See these and more on the GNTC.edu homepage!" Jan 25 IMPORT...
• Are you Attending Summer Term??? You MUST fill out the 2012 – 2013 FAFSA (using...
• Will you be ours?????? Early Registration coming in March!
• Technical College System of Georgia to meet in Rome
• Rome man charged with battery, obstruction
• Report details plans for new Ga. to Miss. highway
• Vehicle parts reported stolen in burglary
• 56 early voters show up on Monday
• Rome-Floyd Sports Hall of Fame Announces 2012 Inductees
• NJ Senate OKs gay marriage bill in milestone vote
• Bombers target Israeli diplomats in Georgia, India
• Ga. man claims he was insane in preschool shooting
• Family of slain girl sues Canton apartment complex
• Update: 56 voted early Monday in Floyd County
• → GNTC: Bobcats last home game TONIGHT at The RAC! Make it a RAC ATTACK MONDAY NIGHT!!!
• WILL YOU BE MINE? Georgia Northwestern is sharing the love this week with you ac...
• 3rd candidate to seek Catoosa sheriff slot
• Catoosa students get long summer break
• Dress to Impress back in Polk
• Optimists announce Students of the Year
• Rome man charged with aggravated stalking
• Noon Optimist Club announces Finalists for 2012 Student of the Year Awards Banquet
• Plan for Athens Walmart divisive in Athens
• Report: Lobbyist handouts not fully disclosed
• Family, teachers remember Powell boys in Tacoma
• White House: Matter of time before Assad falls
• Man charged with battery, aggravated stalking
• 3 charged with theft, interference with government property
• Rosenwald school expert tours Fairview building
• Maine GOP chairman say Romney wins caucuses
• GOP voters weigh election baggage
• 1 killed in Foster Mills Road fire
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• US faces tough fight in cash smuggling crackdown
• No discipline planned at North Dakota degree mill
• Navy names ship for former congresswoman Giffords
• Gunmen assassinate army general in Damascus
• 2 plea in drug deal gone bad
• Check forged on local business
• UGA to hold round table on 'The Simpsons'
• Obama urges extension of payroll tax cut
• Nearly 1 in 20 US adults over 50 have fake knees
• Review: Netflix and Hulu's new scripted originals
• Interview offers glimpse into the mind of a child killer
• 'Peculiar' timing: Philadelphia cardinal's death investigated
• Ga., SC governors meet quietly on stalled port
• Join GNTC as we help the Rome Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority with the Lepr...
• More molestation charges filed against professor
• County BOE honors first black administrator
• Indiana man killed in crash identified
• Rome woman hurt after car hits, breaks utility pole
• Hundreds ask Vermont to keep prank pig on police decal
• FBI file: Steve Jobs was considered for US post
• Georgia primary may not be a Gingrich slam dunk
• Lady Cats douse the Lady Flames of Freewill Baptist (TN) at The R.A.C., 75-47. B...
• US kills al-Qaida-linked militant in Pakistan
• House committee weighs ending concealed-weapons-permit requirement
• Sources: Pentagon rules shift on women in combat
• Something to make you laugh! Enjoy your Thursday... and GO CATS!!!!
• Rome man charged with terroristic threats, disorderly conduct
• Official: Georgia among 10 states to receive leeway from strict No Child Left Behind education law
• Jewelry, silver, gun stolen in burglary
• Jewelry stolen in burglary
• Which program will have the most students at the last men's/women's home game at...
• Ring missing in suspected burglary
• AP Interview: Homecoming inspires wounded Marine
• Study finds MDs not always honest with patients
• US searches for strategy to halt Syria violence
• Missing Rockmart woman found in Cincinnati, Ohio
• Deal: Georgia is doing everything in our power for harbor deepening
• Another Cats Country Winner! Way to Horticulture!!!!! Congrats to you and Aviation!
• Mr. Byrd's Aviation Class posted this photo for our Cats Country Prize Pack. The...
• Give blood today and tomorrow through the Lunch Hour! Let's go, CATS COUNTRY!
• Rome man charged with sexual battery
• Chattooga County buys Finster's Paradise Garden
• Police: Man threatened juvenile with fire poker
• As the final home games of 2012 approach, I thought we'd share a great photo fro...
• Armuchee man charged with theft by shoplifting
• Rome man charged with obstruction, loitering, disorderly conduct
• CDC: Breads top list of salt sources in US diets
• Historic cemeteries: bones may be reburied nearby
• US special operations' Afghan role could expand
• Georgia Chancellor: College mergers well
• SC sues feds for blocked voter ID law
• Video from today's GOAL and PERKINS Award winner announcement is set to be uploa...
• Congratulations to GNTC instructor Sharon Vaughan for being named the 2012 Rick...
• Congratulations to Roger Haikal, Business Management for being selected as the G...
• Top student and instructor awards to be announced today in Rome, Georgia! Congra...
• Cedartown Idol to become Northwest Ga. Idol
• Cartersville man charged with aggravated battery, burglary, armed robbery
• GDOT announces Walker County road work
• Silver Creek man charged with deposit account fraud, conversion of payments
• Police: Electronics, medication stolen in burglary
• Shorter University’s student newspaper, The Periscope, earns first-place award from Georgia College Press Association
• NCAA Division III Sewanee holds off JUCO newcomers Georgia Northwestern, 61-47.
• Cats down 10 with three to go.
• Sewanee trying to break out.... 44-30 with 11:30 to go.
• Warm, dry weather could bring busy wildfire season
• 2 stabbed, 1 critical in bloody robbery
• Obama: US has 'very good' intelligence on Iran
• Georgia Northwestern tips-off with Sewanee in Tennessee in 16 minutes. The Cats...
• Pre-game. Cats in bkgd. Tip-off in 15 minutes!!!! Go Cats!!!!
• GOP race turns to Colorado, Minnesota
• Good news: No one home at South Rome house fire on Pollock Street
• Intramural Bowling Spring 2012 Division A avg. Tucks tormentors 170 ACR B...
• If you are expecting a student loan payment, it should be received later this week.
• Think your program is the best in Cats Country? Prove it! Georgia Northwestern...
• Cats Eye Post-Season, Honor Stephenson Bobcats, Lady Cats Host Freewill Thursday...
• Want to see the selection of the GOAL/Perkins Award winners for Georgia Northwes...
• Good morning, Cats Country... Georgia Northwestern has a busy week across the re...
• 2 pedestrians still hospitalized
• Polk residents sign up for CodeRED alerts
• Today is last day to register to vote in time for March primary; New voters and those with address or name change have until 5 p.m. today
• Super Bowl ads battle for championship
• Task Force chief to run for sheriff
• RFPRA Spring Sports Registrations Opening
• Georgia man, 58, dies while skiing at Colo. resort
• Blast kills husband of missing Utah woman, 2 boys
• Square dance to benefit avid dancer who lost his home to tornado
• Week Ahead: Deal to propose need-based scholarship
• Police: Rome woman started riot in jail
• Rome man charged with child cruelty, battery
• 2-vehicle wreck on Kingston Highway sends 1 to hospital
• Lindale woman charged with criminal trespass
• Pedestrian seriously injured when hit by car at Five Points
• House targets charter school system funding; 5-year plans at risk for Floyd County, others were innovative education model is used
• Robber shook hands, apologized
• Some former Komen supporters can't forgive, forget
• Advocates hail ethics talks
• Winter storm freezes midwest
• General dies in Afghanistan of natural causes
• Furlough days to increase for Rome, Floyd County schools
• Students show off occupational, leadership skills
• Police converge on Occupy site in Washington, DC
• Tax refund check reported stolen
• Business reports being victim of theft
• Pew study: Facebook users get more than they give
• New map pinpoints Lyme disease risk areas
• Contraception mandate outrages religious groups
• Obama pushes for veterans jobs programs
• Prosecutors close Armstrong inquiry, no charges
• Official: No rabies outbreak in Polk
• Senate honors Dizzy Dean champs
• Smith retires from state board of directors
• AJC Political Insider: Phil Gingrey walks out on Barack Obama’s prayer address
• Shorter University’s Brittny Brown named Northside Hospital Scholar
• The Chaconne Trio to perform February 6 at Shorter University
• Leprechaun-a-thon 5K and 2 Mile Health Walk
• Mass hysteria rare, but usually seen in girls
• AP Enterprise: War experience aids hostage rescues
• US No-Fly list doubles in 1 year
• Updated: Traffic moving again at U.S. 27/Ga. 140 where propane tanker wrecked
• Rules to prevent dust explosions slow-tracked
• WCC Nurses are holding a bake sale in Building 500 from 11-2!!!!
• Youth Success Academy is gearing up! Check out the info in the last post, too!
• Man tased, arrested after high-speed chase
• 6-year-old burn victim to recover
• Update: Man struck, killed by train in Lindale
• Police: Computer stolen in burglary
• GE donates ultrasound to GNTC
• US treasure hunter takes aim at $3 billion in sunken bounty
• Challenge to schools: Embracing digital textbooks
• Sam Olens starts fundraising food fight with lawyers
• Panetta: US combat in Afghanistan to end next year
• Appeals court set to hear Alabama trademark suit
• Pell refunds have been issued. If you have received your GNTC card but not acti...
• The Diaper Drive at Georgia Northwestern is underway right now. Hey #Wal-Mart, w...
• Shannon man charged with possession, obstruction, fleeing
• Air conditioning unit stolen in burglary
• Polk County’s Relay for Life set for May 11
• Police: Purse, jewelry stolen from vehicle
• Diaper Drive TODAY on the WCC in Building 500!!! Come support the Social Work As...
• Hand-made chairs, ottomans stolen from Purple Mountain Natural Foods
• Rev. Jeremy Morton welcomed as guest speaker at Shorter University's chapel service
• Al-Qaida in decline, but threats to US multiply
• Bill making DUI with child a felony hits speed bump
• Romney routs Gingrich in first Florida
• US budget deficit to dip to $1.1T
• 2-vechicle wreck sends 1 to hospital
• HUGE NIGHT IN ROME, GEORGIA TONIGHT!!! The Lady Cats are holding their FINAL hom...
• Several household items reported stolen from Silver Creek residence
• ‘Idol’ runner-up Lauren Alaina goes back to ‘Day Job’ at CiCi’s
• Homeschooler heads to District Spelling Bee
• Police: Go-cart stolen in burglary
• Several people injured in Crane Street house fire
• Shorter University's Brittny Brown named as Northside Hospital Scholar
• Afghan woman killed by husband after birthing baby girl
• Pentagon prepares for new military talks with Iraq
• Two females arrested in Cartersville prostitution sting after warrant served at Asian Hot Body Rub
• Congress exempt from some laws, but others apply
• Senate passes bill creating 'Sunset committee'
• The four G.O.A.L. finalists have been selected out of the 17 nominees who were i...
• Be on the lookout for the President's and Dean's List for Fall Semester!
• Alzheimer’s patient missing in Chattooga County
• Details released on 6-year-old burn victim
• ‘Flattened’ Hardees reopens in Ringgold
• Paulding man to challenge Sen. Bill Heath
• Rome man charged with meth possession
• Professional voice analysis software inventor completes two-day residency at Shorter University
• Shorter University Theatre Department to present Jane Austen classic, "Pride and Prejudice"
• New groups step in to fill the void left by Angel Food
• Macon man a double for Chick-fil-A's Truett Cathy
• Leaders at other merged universities see risks, rewards
• 'Lechery, treachery and debauchery' promised on Savannah tours
• Washington state lawmakers push gun safety
• Volunteer firefighters honored in Calhoun
• Fort Oglethorpe hospital has new president, CEO
• Guitar, tools stolen in burglary
• Police: Washer, dryer stolen in burglary
• Rome man charged with possession, interference, criminal trespassing
• Celebrity pot busts put tiny Texas county on map
• Family, friends gather for Etta James' funeral
• → GNTC: Great hustle, Cats!!!! Region XVII Tournament just five weeks away!!!
• → GNTC: Cats fall by four... 68-64.
• → GNTC: Cats up two with five to go.
• → GNTC: Cats down one at 6:55 and they have the ball!
• → GNTC: Cats down two with nine minutes to play. Key three point shot moments ago by And...
• → GNTC: Georgia Northwestern honored the inaugural men's basketball program at the half...
• Augusta teaching hospital faces deeper cuts
• Townsend wins Australian Open girls event
• Obama to senators: Change the way you do business
• Shorter University Planning for Construction of New Student Residence Facility
• United Community Banks turns slight fourth quarter profit
• Floyd County Sheriff's Office announces awards during annual meeting
• Police: Roman took $11,000 with debit card
• 'Barefoot Bandit' sentenced to 6 1/2 years
• Danny Boyle offers sneak peek at opening ceremony
• Cruise crew member sues over Italy disaster
• Report: Electronic health records still need work
• Coach honed debating skills of young Newt Gingrich
• FDA detains OJ imports after finding fungicide
• Djokovic edges Murray, sets up final vs Nadal
• Economy likely ended 2011 with strong growth
• Police: Rome teen arrested with marijuana at high school
• Obama to target rising college tuition costs
• Report: Cave Spring man found with meth, firearm during parole search
• New-home purchases fall, 2011 worst ever for sales
• Somali captors move US hostage after SEAL raid
• Group lists Southeast's most endangered places
• Taco Bell enters crowded breakfast arena
• Maine poised for 2nd public vote on gay marriage
• Why does Math Matter????????
• Social Work Assistant Program is holding a Diaper Drive February 1 from 8 a.m. t...
• Fifth Anniversary of Inaugural Perfect Season Georgia Northwestern Honors Accomp...
• Six away from 4,500! Time for another CATS COUNTRY PRIZE PACK! Be the first to...
• Powerball jackpot climbs to $146 million
• TV recovered; Rome men charged with burglary
• Man accused of recycling dealership vehicles
• Six away from 5,000! Time for another CATS COUNTRY PRIZE PACK! Be the first to...
• Police: Tools stolen in burglary
• Fire on Nelm Street causes extensive damage
• Council finds states weakening teacher tenure
• Bachmann says she'll seek 4th term
• US: 'Serious' questions on pipeline bill
• Secret hostage rescue played out as Obama spoke
• Gov. Deal shakes up DNR board
• Three charged after fight on North Broad
• US military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane
• Hundreds expected for Ga. charter school rally
• Aragon might add EMS service
• Okla. hospital must pay $1M to Garth Brooks
• Shorter welcomes NAMB president as guest speaker during chapel service
• Julian Assange says he's launching TV talk show
• Buffett secretary to attend State of the Union
• Obama makes case for fairness; GOP calls it rehash
• Obama to take on economy in State of the Union
• House bills promote religion at war memorials
• Director of Institutional Advancement Jason Gamel hard at work on the WCC!
• Cats Claw Clayton State TONIGHT at THE R.A.C. at 7 p.m. ALL GNTC'ers free with i.d.
• Public memorial set for Joe Paterno at Penn State
• Catoosa sheriff will not seek re-election
• Good morning, Cats Country!!!! For those of you waiting for your financial aid c...
• Electronics reported stolen in burglary
• Autopsy results expected soon after body found
• Stock futures fall on worries about Greece
• 'Citizen Kane' to be shown at Hearst Castle
• Obama offers condolences to Paterno's family
• Effort outfits Super Bowl volunteers with scarves
• On the menu at more Starbucks: Wine and beer
• Washington has enough votes to legalize gay marriage
• GNTC Cards are in the mail! Please do not throw these away when you receive it....
• GNTC Cards are in the mail. Please do not throw these away when you receive it...
• 40 away from 4,500? No way!
• Hello, Cats Country! Please know that if there is ever a closing or delay, you w...
• Police: Car damaged on Howell Street
• Fort Oglethorpe mulls “opportunity” on road
• Update: 2 dead in Alabama as storms pound South, Midwest
• Shannon man charged with aggravated assault, trespassing
• Alabama’s unemployment rate falls to 8.1 percent
• Shorter University selects Bert Epting as Vice President for Advancement
• Shorter University student Trey Smagur wins district competition; now advances to nationals
• Severe weather expected in northern Ala., Ga.
• Tyler, of Idol and Aerosmith, sings anthem at AFC
• Obama's State of the Union: Jobs, re-election time
• Ala. panel to release report on tornado response
• Senate GOP's next move awaited in nominations spat
• Cherokee County Country Club golf tournament rescheduled
• Police: Rome man charged with battery
• Rome woman injured in wreck on Wax Road
• Extraordinary Gingrich comeback also vindication
• Chicken house damaged in fire
• APNewsBreak: Afghan asylum bids hit 10-year high
• Analysis: Gingrich forces GOP into grueling debate
• Cats Road Win Showcases Record-Setting Night by Patton Lady Cats Fall At The B...
• Ship search finds 12th body, captain's documents
• Gingrich thanks voters for victory via Twitter
• Exit poll shows S.C. voters made up their minds late
• Rome woman charged with drug felonies after vehicle search
• Sheriff’s Fugitive Task Force targets offenders
• Report: Aragon man’s truck set on fire
• Calhoun Ryan’s closes; 40 lose jobs
• Absentee voting starts Saturday for GOP primary
• US has new confidence in peace talks with Taliban
• France mulls early Afghanistan pullout as 4 killed
• Book author: Kim Jong Il's eldest son wants reform
• GBI joins investigation of assault at youth center
• Attempt at driving on railroad bridge fails
• Spring Semester Intramural Bowling is off and running!!! After Week One of compe...
• GNTC’s 2012 EAGLE Is Hellen Conally The 2012 EAGLE selection committee is prou...
• Hey, Cats Country Prize Pack Winners!!! Your packs will be available at your ca...
• Dalton taking police applications
• 10 NATO troops killed in Afghanistan in 24 hours
• Protesters to demonstrate outside US courthouses
• US stock futures subdued as Greek talks drag on
• Romney braces for final full day in South Carolina
• Charles C. Parker Active Adult Center Is Now a SilverSneakers Fitness Program Partner
• Shorter University announces Dean's List for Fall 2011
• World not quite as hot in 2011; ranks 11th warmest
• Apple offers software for interactive textbooks
• Reed, Deal head to DC to discuss Savannah port
• Appeals court hears challenge to Voting Rights Act
• Man convicted of killing Ga. girl found dead of apparent suicide
• Work continues on Shorter University library addition
• Italy IDs 4 more cruise ship victims
• Nearly 100 acres burn in woods fire near Rockmart
• Gordon Lee High secretary arrested, charged with theft by taking
• Antique bayonet stolen in burglary
• World Bank warns of global growth slowdown
• Man convicted of raping homeless woman in Athens
• Iranian lawmaker says Obama proposed talks, US denies
• Police shooting sparks anger at council meeting
• Plan to close Carter visitor center resurfaces
• Seven GNTC Instructors Nominated for 2012 Rick Perkins Award for Excellence in...
• Cats Claw With Cardinals In State-Line Clash Georgia Northwestern Celebrating...
• The Perkins Award Nominees for top instructor at Georgia Northwestern will be an...
• Bobcats and Lady Cats hit the road for Knoxville, Tennessee to take on four-year...
• Schools close, flights canceled as storm nears NW
• Pakistan asks US to postpone special envoy's visit
• Stock futures rise modestly ahead of economic data
• Search teams suspend operations at stricken ship
• Rockmart plans Heritage Day festival
• NJ mom gives birth to child on train to NYC
• EU launches legal challenges against Hungary
• Money will buy body armor in honor of slain deputy
• Walker opponents to submit recall petitions
• Expert Says Beheadings in U.S. Look Like Work of Cartels
• Who's Hungry? GNTC's Culinary Arts Program is waiting for you!
• Be sure to check out the last Cats Country Prize Pack Contest on this page! Good...
• It's time for another Cats Country Prize Pack Contest!!! On January 28th at The...
• Georgia Northwestern Lady Cats host Division I Gadsden State tonight at 7 p.m. a...
• CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2012 GOAL AWARD NOMINEES! The following 17 students have...
• GOP reps join call for constitutional convention
• Officials give nationalities of missing from liner
• Groups join to clean old Heilig-Meyers building in Cedartown
• Stock futures rise on Chinese economic growth
• “An Evening of Love and Laughter” tickets on sale
• Hackers disrupt Israel airline, stock market sites
• Some Indian-Americans pick up guns after robberies
• UK: No public funding for new royal yacht
• Divers to search lake for missing Buckhead woman
• Obamas mark King's birthday with volunteer outing
• Towering legend, flawed man? King's image evolving
• Costa CEO blames captain error for ship grounding
• Markets brush off S&P downgrades, focus on Greece
• Campaign officials: Huntsman to quit GOP race
• Report: Man robbed in his home
• AP Interview: Tornadoes define Alabama governor's 1st year
• FX rolling the dice on Charlie Sheen
• Delaware board backs clemency for man on death row
• Tanker carrying fuel arrives at iced-in Alaska town
• FACT CHECK: All's not well for 'King of Bain'
• Body identified as missing woman
• Whitfield to close old county building
• Suspicious fire under investigation
• Report: Man jumps out of moving car to avoid police
• Roman charged with cruelty to children
• Man detained after another Calif. homeless killing
• Ga. man suspected of smuggling gun into NC jail
• Egypt's ElBaradei ends presidential bid in protest
• Critics fight crypt at historic Savannah cemetery
• Standard & Poor's defends mass European downgrade
• Woman allegedly held child, while son beat him
• Floyd County Schools system conducts academic contest
• Students honored for Martin Luther King Jr.-themed poster, essay
• Adult, 2 children rescued from Jeep stuck in Little River
• Mohawk worker burned at plant
• Tribe looks to teenagers to revive bison demand
• Georgia military, overseas citizens will be able to e-vote absentee
• Anti-US chants as slain Iran nuclear expert buried
• Reports: 3 rescued after car is washed downstream near Little River Canyon
• With time, money running out, SC often turns nasty
• Phi Beta Lambda meeting this Tuesday (1/17/12) at the Floyd County Campus in th...
• Obama seeks power to merge agencies
• West Central Elementary earns distinguished school award
• Report: Honda dirt bike, nail guns stolen in burglary
• Motorcycle reported stolen from Lindale residence
• Rome woman charged with drug possession, DUI
• DNA solves 1970 murder case of young girl
• US, Taliban both talk of peace and war
• Big storm hits Alaska as weary residents dig out
• Cherokee County investigators looking for burglars
• Board approves naming Memphis street for MLK
• Graduation is 2 1/2 hours away!
• Intramural Bowling begins January 18 at 4:15 p.m. at the Floyd County Lanes in R...
• Rome officer’s suspension from Taser incident upheld
• Rome man charged with possession of synthetic marijuana
• After encampment ends, NYC Occupiers become nomads
• Congratulations, graduates!!!
• Police: Man entered Wilkerson Road home
• US foreclosure rate lowest since pre-recession
• Memphis may finally name city street after Martin Luther King Jr.
• Atlanta says dispute could delay airport expansion
• County asks federal court about Occupy Chattanooga
• Georgia Regents begin procedures for residency program
• Homicide drops off US list of top causes of death
• See you Saturday at #MiddleGeorgiaTech
• Lady Cats, Bobcats Drive For NJCAA Region Tournament Continues!
• Info for you on the new GNTC Card! GNTC CARD Q & A Q. What is a GNTC Card? A....
• County school board OKs bid for addition at Model Middle
• Rome Women charged with forgery, probation violation
• Clerk who held burglar at gunpoint speaks out
• Equipment, trailer taken in burglary at old Burlington Mills building
• Jewelry, ammo, safe taken in burglary
• → GNTC: Lady Cats in PINK GAME with Southern Crescent lead by seven at the half, 24-17.
• Marijuana doesn't harm lung function, study found
• → GNTC: Three-pointer at buzzer falls just short as the Southern Crescent Tigers escape...
• Appeals court says Texas can enforce abortion law
• → GNTC: Bobcats rally to tie things up at 58 all in Rome in NJCAA Region XVII match-up w...
• Gov. Deal: Georgia must treat addicts to save money
• Georgia Board of Regents approve college mergers
• Guantanamo closure hopes fade as prison turns 10
• GNTC CARDS ARE COMING! (No more checks in the mail) • The GNTC Card is the new...
• Tired of waiting on your award checks to come in the mail? We have an announcem...
• Well, classes are now underway this Spring Semester at Georgia Northwestern! Whi...
• Tonight is the night GNTC hosts the PINK GAMES vs. Southern Crescent Tech. It al...
• Tonight is the night GNTC hosts the PINK GAMES vs. Southern Crescent Tech. It al...
• South Rome Redevelopment Corporation hosts meeting on education
• Man faces charges after allegedly hitting a child with an 18-wheeler
• Work-at-home scam reported in Cartersville
• Cedartown man faces charges in hit and run
• Rome man charged with convenience store burglary
• US condemns Iranian death sentence for American
• Alaska town tries to dig out from huge snow dump
• Indiana Democrats ending boycott, won't promise labor vote
• Texas electoral maps at issue before Supreme Court
• Cedartown man faces charges in hit and run
• PINK GAME tomorrow in Rome, Georgia! Lady Cats and Bobcats take on Southern Cres...
• Good morning, Cats Country, Hope your first full week of Spring Semester at Geo...
• Dalton honors Dancing with the Stars winner Martinez
• Hey, Cats Country! Last day to add a class for the Spring Semester is this Wedne...
• Kingston Avenue home invasion followed by gunfire
• Two men arrested after they are found in Riverside Industrial Park area on Sunday morning
• Report: Man hit police officer in mouth
• State lawmakers go to work today
• Commemorative Dedication and Name Application For Cave Spring Park Fields
• Police: Woman pawned items she was renting
• Report: Two men in ski masks rob Cartersville motel room
• Take that: Gingrich, Romney tangle in NH debate
• Police: Burglar tried to enter liquor store roof
• Bus crashes in Montana; at least 2 reported dead
• Police: 2 Rome men threaten resident with gun
• Poll: Jump-starting economy is top priority for Georgians
• Motorists salvage fur, food from critters' demise
• Mount Rainier reopens after fatal ranger shooting
• Rare Asian duck draws bird watchers to California
• Bobcats Go Down To The Wire With Region Rivals (Carrollton, GA) – Down by four...
• Exxon, government settle dispute over Gulf leases
• Horse left at Ohio Amish-area Walmart needs home
• C.T. Vivian returns to struggle to help guide SCLC
• Court tosses conviction in Super Bowl threat
• Kennel fire still under investigation
• Obama to promote insourcing of jobs
• Police: Lindale woman shoplifts cosmetic nails, hair ties
• Sheriff: Cell phones prohibited in county courthouse beginning March 1
• Rep. Katie Dempsey named Chair of House Appropriations Subcommittee on Human Services
• Analysis: Georgia's got a lot riding on the primaries
• RFPRA to Host Roman Team Challenge Gymnastics Meet
• NASA questions Apollo 13 cmdr's right to sell list
• Friends talk about accused abortion clinic bomber
• Cumberland Island wildfire surrounded by trenches
• Shooting reported at Fort Oglethorpe hospital
• US Navy rescues Iranian fishing boat from pirates
• Cats Country To Host Second Annual “Pink” Game Region XVII Match-Up Versus Sout...
• Cats Country!! Show your spirit and come out to support Georgia Northwestern as...
• Cats Country! Show your spirit and come out to support Georgia Northwestern as t...
• Infant’s death ruled to be homicide by GBI crime lab
• Dog breeder said she has no plans to renew license after deadly fire
• Bartow banker encourages community to reach out to young people
• Report: Former Rome police officer charged with theft for keeping uniforms, citation book
• Field on fire near Cedartown extinguished after causing concern
• Titanic items to be sold 100 years after sinking
• Seeking NH buzz, Romney hits Obama; rest swat him
• Scores killed in Iraq bombings targeting Shiites
• Cartersville woman charged with distribution of a controlled substance
• Brush fire reported just west of Cedartown
• 2nd Annual Bobcats Cancer Awareness Basketball Games takes place Tuesday, Januar...
• So, somebody have a book for sale?
• It's the first day of classes on-campus and online at Georgia Northwestern, Nort...
• Man accused of murder jailed after being treated at hospital
• Cartersville officer of the year announced
• Alabama man accused of molesting girl from 1999 to 2003
• Ga. 20 to undergo widening project in Bartow County
• Report: Woman admits in court that she had drugs
• Texas police kill 8th-grader carrying pellet gun
• Oklahome mom won't face charges for shooting intruder
• NY judge: No lives left for cat litter commercial
• Jimmy Carter's latest book offers lessons in faith
• Party official says president to remain in Yemen
• Yahoo names PayPal exec as its CEO
• 2 Rockmart men charged with child molestation
• Huntsman: Republican race wide open in Iowa's wake
• Police: Illinois man gouges out uncle's eyes
• Homes entered on Fosters Mill Road
• It's the Georgia Northwestern Tecchnical College FACEBOOK SHOP for selling and b...
• Squeaker of a victory in hand, Romney looks to NH
• Stock futures down slightly after day of big gains
• Georgia Republicans keep tabs on Iowa caucuses
• Police: Man arrested after ramming vehicle
• Chickamauga senator named one of most influential Georgians
• George W. Bush barely mentioned in GOP campaign
• Murder most foul on Queen Elizabeth's estate
• Photos of dead aim to bring new life to cold cases
• Georgia ag chief: Congress must fix immigration system
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• Barge picks 2 locals for council
• Darlington director to peer-review school in Alabama
• Woman airlifted after 2-vehicle wreck
• Report: Baby injured in struggle
• Air condition unit, copper wire stolen
• 'Massive' smuggling ring dismantled in Arizona
• Study: Violence more common among kids of combat veterans
• Many '7 billionth' babies celebrated worldwide
• Supreme Court avoids dispute over highway crosses
• Georgia industries lobby for higher truck-weight limits
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• Walker County woman shot in the leg
• Cave Spring log cabin needs structural support
• Graves set to speak at Rome Tea Party meeting
• Early voting under way in Cave Spring
• Community health services town hall meeting planned
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• Ga. couple become caregivers of Confederate graves
• Occupy Atlanta moves protest to homeless shelter
• 3 million powerless as October snow surprises Northeast
• Federal funding available for community food programs
• Ga. officials vote on building natural gas station
• Police: Jailed woman behind on child support
• Woman charged with fleeing road check
• Federal sexual harassment suit filed against Murray County employee
• Downtown Cedartown plans trick or treating
• Transportation plans are at a crossroads
• More than a million without power after early snowstorm blankets part of mid-Atlantic area
• Virginia College not allowed in Northwest Georgia Regional Commission training program
• Ala. immigration battle recalls civil rights past
• Clock this: UK may consider time zone switch
• Program urges smokers switch to smokeless tobacco
• Air condition units stolen downtown
• Tenn. protesters arrested for 2nd straight night
• Afghan suicide bombing, shooting kills at least 6
• Teachers pucker up for Petunia the pig at festival
• Cain momentum continues; South could be key
• Libyans want back property confiscated by Gadhafi
• TSA to fire who left note in bag with sex toy
• Okefenokee wildfires continue to burn swamp and money
• Terrorist attack outside US Embassy in Bosnia
• Program urges smokers switch to smokeless tobacco
• Check out the flyer on the GCC!!!
• Atlanta had greatest income inequality in U.S., Census shows
• Lawmakers: Casinos may be a risky bet
• Polk elementary school nominated for grant
• Police: Man sold drugs to officer
• School going to robotics competition
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• House Democrats say GOP wants too many days off
• Somalia, Libya, Uganda: US increases Africa focus
• NYC man pleads guilty to brokering kidney
• Update: Man hurt in car-minibike wreck in South Rome
• Ga. opens new home for seized, abandoned horses
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• Lt. Gov. Cagle praises career academy model
• Report: Man damaged jeep, killed raccoon
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• Attorney: Shorter faith statement won’t interfere with federal aid for students
• Public invited to GHC panel discussion about monsters — “Monstrous Conventions: Monsters in Western Culture”
• Teeth study shows big dinosaurs trekked for food
• Feds not helping Alabama enforce immigration law
• Secrets of long life sought in DNA of the elderly
• College prices up again as states slash budgets
• Gingrich endorses Loudermilk's book
• Animatronic sign egged on Elm Street
• Shorter University Trustees adopt new logo and faith statements for the university
• Shorter welcomed Georgia Baptist Convention president Rev. Dan Spencer as chapel speaker
• Shorter University's own Matthew Hoch to perform faculty recital with guest Christina Howell
• Shorter University hosting fall fundraiser for MTNA conference
• Oakland police fire tear gas to clear out Occupy Wall Street protesters
• Deal: Sales-tax vote vital to ports
• Patience tested over waste, crime at protest sites
• Berry music professor earns Argentinean Music Medal
• Shorter University, Floyd Against Drugs kicks off Drug-Free Pledge Week
• Some Georgians feel surrounding states are doing better
• Police raid protest camp in Oakland, arrest 75
• Flag Football on the WCC today at 1:30! On the FCC Thursday.
• Halloween Parties on the GNTC Campuses next Monday. Look for free food and fun a...
• Chattanooga neighborhood rattled by hail of gunfire, killing man and injuring four others
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• Montessori students present "The Historical Timeline"
• Berry Brass Ensemble to perform at area churches
• Sixth annual Harvest Fest set for Saturday in Calhoun
• Polk County family gets help after fire destroys home
• Shorter's Alpha Chi National Honor Society inducts 22 new members, announces officers
• Shorter University, Floyd Against Drugs kicks off Drug-Free Pledge Week with press conference
• Shorter University Trustees adopt new logo and faith statements for university
• Secret dropping website WikiLeaks may close because of donation blockade
• NASA to launch new Earth-observing satellite
• U.S. Defense Secretary criticizes North Korea for 'reckless' acts
• Businessman at center of Ga. megachurch probe speaks out
• NASA moon rock sting terrifies 74-year-old woman
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• College and Career Academy Summit coming to Rome
• Counterfeit bill use on the rise
• Education editor earns state Beacon Award
• Report: Woman stole jacket, cell phone and had illegal drugs
• RFPRA Introduces Bid And Contract Web Page
• Wreck Sunday claims one life
• Libya declared free, but Gadhafi death questioned
• Religion claims its place in Occupy Wall Street
• Con artist who helped Google probe to be sentenced
• Ohio dentist offers to buy back Halloween candy
• BAND SPOTLIGHT: Cedartown High School
• Report: Drugs dropped near child
• Body identified as that of missing Utah teen
• Conflicted Iraqis face future without US troops
• Jefferson County, Ala., Sheriff's Office hacked
• Paradise Gardens celebrates Howard Finster with reunion
• Report: Google mulling role in possible Yahoo bid
• Indiana identical twins give birth on same day
• Secretary of State Clinton: U.S. will still stand by Iraq
• More schools take action to stem anti-gay bullying
• Police: Teen threatened other students on bus
• Metal thieves strike business again
• Rome-Floyd County firefighters battle blaze on Marigold Street
• Air conditioning unit stolen from residence
• Rossville man sentenced in pill distribution ring
• Obama signs 3 trade deals, biggest since NAFTA
• Cain tweaks 9-9-9 tax plan to allow exemptions
• Rick Perry's flat tax plan is a political gamble
• Gadhafi is gone but other US foes remain
• 'Twitch' yourself to success
• GNTC’ers Win IPAD2’s Georgia Northwestern Logo Contest Names Winners A month-lo...
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• 2,000 bands set to march in Rome
• Southbound lanes on I-75 near Rome exit blocked by wreck
• Benefit breakfast and auction tickets selling for $20
• Police seek armed robbery suspect
• Shorter University, Floyd Against Drugs hosting Drug-Free Pledge Week
• Shorter University crowns Homecoming King, Queen
• Earthquake rattles San Francisco
• Mayor seeks $15M for quake-hit National Cathedral
• With warped vision, Gadhafi maddened Libya, West
• AP-GfK Poll: Americans gloomy about US economy
• Barnsley Gardens Resort chosen in Conde Nast Traveler’s 2011 Readers’ Choice Awards
• Arizona Gov. touts immigration law in book
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• Libya officials: Gadhafi captured, possibly killed
• Cartersville police: Bank robber had threatening note in pocket when caught
• Rome man charged with animal cruelty, possession of methamphetamine
• Report: Methamphetamine found in eyeglass case
• Philadelphia case of mentally disable adults locked in a basement could be a hate crime
• Police comb Kansas City home, yard of missing baby
• AP-GfK Poll: Public unsettled on Obama challenger
• Lohan in custody after judge finds probation issue
• Wells Fargo volunteers to take part in 33 events as part of 'Community Service Super Saturday'
• Rome man killed in Gilmer County wreck
• Suspect in Cartersville bank robbery arrested
• Man charged with drug possession, faces other charges in Florida
• Police: Aragon woman sold stolen car
• Man charged with felony criminal damage to property
• RFPRA Board Votes on Track Scheduling
• Exhibit highlights work of Shorter University student Brittany Amber Kossow
• Mailing a letter to cost a penny more next year
• French, German disagreement endangers Greek deal
• Energy costs push wholesale prices up in September
• Divers continue search for man who fell in lake
• North-South Korea talks in US serious, but civil
• Cave Spring to step back in time Saturday
• Obama basks in Southern hospitality on bus tour
• HealthGrades Releases Quality Ratings for Nation's Hospitals, Floyd and Redmond win quality awards
• US stock futures slip on earnings, French debt
• Eton Police Department employees under investigation
• Experts say Cain’s lead won’t last
• College students compete for ‘social business’ funding
• CDC: Add $2 per drink for US excessive drinking
• Court to hear bid to sue Shell for Nigerian abuses
• Armuchee and Adairsville teachers recognized among the top 40 of Georgia's Best teachers
• Cain takes lead in South Carolina
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• 16 charged at house party in North Rome
• Man charged with practicing dentistry without license
• Buy a sweater, cooler weather on the way
• Occupy movement moves to Macon
• Occupy movement moves to Macon
• Centenarian celebrates birthday at Vann House birthplace
• Emory hosts scholars on China's maritime trade
• New Adairsville police chief sets community goals
• Police: Woman slaps granddaughter’s boyfriend
• Banking customers switching over fees
• Boy Scouts host emergency preparedness exercise
• President Obama to dedicate new MLK Memorial in DC
• Rockmart library to assist with Christmas fundraiser
• New Adairsville police chief sets community goals
• Alabama immigration law affecting mobile home owners
• Wall Street protest: Who's in charge?
• Campaign reports to offer first look at GOP field
• US ventures into bloody Africa conflict
• Obama pushes for jobs bill
• Cain's 'impossible dream' resonates with voters
• Sheriff: Missing inmate just a drill
• Calhoun early voting will begin Monday
• Man charged with battery, threats
• Obama sending 100 troops to central Africa
• Prosecutor recounts killing spree at salon
• Shorter University senior Cheryl Culp receives Achievement Scholarship from Zeta Tau Alpha
• Bishop charged for not reporting child pornography found on church computer
• Had plot worked, would US and Iran be at war?
• GOP rivals raise millions this quarter
• Court blocks Ala. from checking student status
• GNTC Releases Tough Schedule, Roster for 2011-12. Read the story!
• Floyd County man sentenced to life for child molestation
• Gingrey supports the Protect Life Act
• ‘Dirty Life’ author shares tales of farming as part of One Book, Many Voices
• "A Bit of Everything" on exhibit at the Berry College Moon Gallery
• Report: Fort Payne man killed father
• Shorter University, R.O.M.E. teaming up to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
• Five children, 1 adult killed in Colorado collision involving a van and a tractor-trailer
• State delays hearing on removing Atlanta board
• New stamps set for Christmas, holidays
• Sen. Brown's web message lifted from ex-senator
• Most states to seek exception to education law
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• Kroger recalls ice cream with unlisted peanuts
• Train crash in Calif. station injures 16 people
• 10 snakes, 3 lizards found in I-75 traffic stop
• Sen. McCain accuses Iran of 'reckless behavior'
• Stock futures fall on weak Chinese trade figures
• The Georgia School for the Deaf takes part in this tournament. We are big fans o...
• 11th Circuit to consider crack sentencing issues
• Hispanics skip work to protest Alabama immigration law
• Panetta: What is the Army of the future?
• Clash over economy sets tone for 2012 election
• Defense drops claim Jackson swallowed fatal dose
• Report: Work remains, but Georgia's mental health overhaul significant
• Hay bales smoke out traffic on Hwy. 53 this morning
• Walker County deputy resigns
• Gordon County animal shelter full
• Report: Man tried to pawn laptop
• City school board votes 5-0 to build new Anna K. Davie Elementary on a new site
• Coroner: No evidence Jackson took fatal dose
• Today's Deal: $10 for $20 of food at WoW Cafe and Wingery
• Occupy Atlanta group vows to stay in downtown park
• Hamas chief: 1,027 prisoners to be freed in swap
• Check out the latest GNTC Online Library Catalog Orientation!
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• GNTC is holding an Early Childhood Care and Education Regional Round Up at our P...
• Miss Georgia USA and Miss Georgia Teen USA pageants coming to Cartersville
• Republicans starting to pile on Romney
• Bobcats Bring Big Resume To NJCAA! GNTC'ers... you see all home Bobcats and Lady...
• Roman studying abroad in Austria
• Zombies to invade Rome for a good cause
• ATTENTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wednesday, October 12th will be our last day to make...
• Booth Western Art Museum to host annual Cowboy Festival
• Marijuana-shaped candy alarms parents, officials
• Inmates could staff fire stations in Gerogia county
• Agreement reached for Georgia Sports Hall in Macon
• Foreign insects, diseases got into US
• Carter: Peanuts, agriculture shaped life
• Report: Woman hit man with ceramic candleholder
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• Police: Woman faked prescription at Lindale pharmacy
• GNTC cited for using new digital technology
• Man charged with fighting in public, sexual battery
• Public asked to help discuss needs of disabled community
• Man’s family discovers he saved a child’s life 60 years ago
• Bachmann: Debt ceiling fight kept her out of NH
• Conn. gets tough with Amazon, pushing on with tax
• Rest out of the question for the Rev. Joseph E. Lowery
• Riots over church attack in Egypt kill 19
• Copper thieves getting more brazen
• Police: Man rode bike in Broad St. restaurant
• Georgia Teacher of the Year to speak at Berry
• Chateau Drive home severely damaged
• Michael Jackson's children appear at tribute show
• Protesters want world to know they're just like us
• Famed pianist Roger Williams dies at 87
• Report: Computer virus hits military drone program
• Oil workers describe floating for days in Gulf
• Jurors hear Jackson doctor detailing treatments
• Adairsville new police chief aims to improve community relations
• Polk County business owner sues county, police
• Home invasion leads to Tenn. police chase
• Telephone pole snapped in 2, half missing
• Cave Spring officer involved in wreck
• 1st of 'Cuban 5' spy ring out of US prison
• Mexican drug gangs competing for 'cartel cred'
• Tennessee prison frees former death row inmate
• Pipeline becomes flashpoint in US energy debate
• Slave descendants fight to stay in Cherokee tribe
• For everyone in NJCAA's Region XVII, here's a sneak peek from the Bobcat Basketb...
• e.Republic’s Center for Digital Education and Converge Online today announced wi...
• Nobel Peace Prize goes to women's rights activists
• Pets line up at St. Mary's for blessing
• Changes continue for Adairsville police
• Teen charged with escape after failing to report to Work Release Center
• Florida man charged with felony battery
• RFPRA Youth Basketball and Cheerleading - Registration Opens on October 12, 2011
• Rome Action Ministries' Bill Davies speaks to Shorter University students
• Work of photographer Ilia Varcev on exhibit now at Shorter University's Arnold Art Gallery
• Scientists seek to document later fall colors
• GOP choice of experienced Romney, novice Perry
• New jail policy in Troup Co. limits inmate mail to postcards
• Report: Police shoot Calif quarry shooting suspect
• Black bear bites hunter in south Georgia
• Wall Street protests spread to Atlanta
• Thieves hit Maple Street businesses, residences
• Man charged with theft of AT&T line, driving charges
• Shorter Avenue restaurant burglarized; $295 stolen
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• Conrad Murray trial: Michael Jackson's aim to build hospital for kids captured in slurred farewell
• Records show Troy Davis' final hours
• Gunman at large after deadly Calif quarry shooting
• Poll: 1 in 3 vets sees Iraq, Afghan wars as wastes
• Apple mastermind Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Sarah Palin says she will not run for president in 2010
• Flag Football starts on the Walker County Campus on October 18... 13 days from t...
• Man charged with downtown robbery
• Summerville ready for Railroad Days
• Dalton mom says daughter choked on penny found in McDonald's cheeseburger
• ALL campus libraries, with the exception of Gordon (which is receiving their fin...
• Copper stolen from AT&T poles
• Rome man jailed on multiple charges
• Lady Cats Ranked Pre-Season Number One in NJCAA Region XVII! Five Bobcats and La...
• High court appears to favor Ala. death row inmate's appeal despite mail slip
• Amanda Knox returns to US after 4 years in prison
• Shorter University will perform The Magic Flute October 14-15
• Shorter's Oscar Ogwaro qualifies for US Olympic Trials
• Studies of universe's expansion win physics Nobel
• Judge won't stop NYPD from using public transportation to take protesters to jail
• Bernanke warns recovery 'close to faltering'
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• College Growth Leads To Campus Expansion
• Report: Knife-weilding man robs Kangaroo in Cartersville
• Silver Creek man charged with illegal dumping
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• Report: Woman used someone else’s name, Social Security
• Copper theft reported at North Rome liquor store
• Report: Cigarettes stolen in convenience store burglary
• More aides leave Michele Bachmann presidential campaign
• Help for addicted gamblers difficult
• Senators say home care companies overbooked care
• Salads are nice, but burgers are what really sell
• Health care law looms over new Supreme Court term
• Wall Street protesters: We're in for the long haul
• Police: Adairsville man tried to force his way into cars
• Copper stolen from Ross Street home
• More than 1 in 10 parents skip, delay kids' shots
• Candidate Christie could upend GOP race
• Indiana attorney general says he won't make civil unions an issue in lawsuits
• West Georgia student killed in traffic accident
• Isakson, Graves support bill that would allow homeowners to pay mortgage with retirement
• 43-year-old dies after Jeep hits tree
• Three children killed in Ga. house fire
• Family fight leads to stay in Floyd County Jail
• Jockeying under way for 2012 races
• Recovery, mystery in pair of LA area crashes
• U.S. general sees end to Libya mission
• Congress' dysfunction long in the making
• Hairy, crazy ants invade from Texas to Miss.
• Troy Davis mourned as a martyr by 1,000 in Georgia
• South Carolins agency denies permit for Savannah harbor plan
• Police: Rome man had $7,000 in fake checks
• Pair of Alabama fugitives arrested in Rome
• Hispanic students vanish from Alabama schools after court upholds portions of immigration law
• Questions and answers about Yemen-based al-Qaida
• Pastor: Troy Davis' Ga. funeral a wake-up call
• 3 more arrested in $2.8 million jewelry heist
• Obama: Still on track to remove Afghanistan troops
• Radioactive water found under Ga. nuke plant
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• Man charged with theft by taking for metal theft
• Police: Man stole pistol, television, and computer from home
• Report: Teen took wallets from women
• Could model airplanes become a terrorist weapon?
• NASA IDs 90 pct of largest near-Earth asteroids
• US-led coalition: Insurgent attacks trending down
• House GOP seeks to cut job training, heating aid
• GOP starting line inches toward New Year's Day
• Gingrich calls for changes in taxes, health care
• Georgia Northwestern making splash in Whitfield and Murray County today!
• Berry Professor’s photos “Rag & Bone” on display
• Report: Man allegedly forced elderly woman to give him $200 from her government check
• Man charged with shoplifting, felony weapons possession, obstruction
• Heating and air unit, copper wire reported stolen
• Democrats call for probe of secret secretary settlement; Sens. Loudermilk and Ligon say they know nothing about a deal with their former secretary.
• Obama says he cannot fix immigration on his own
• Sources tell Associated Press that Georgia's primary will be March 6
• Report: EPA cut corners on climate finding
• DNR Board approved liveaboard rule
• Daredevil Washington Monument inspection starts
• Glass pipe with methamphetamine residue found at residence
• Glenwood teenager charged with Aug. 28 incident
• Rome woman charged with aggravated assault
• 2 arrested after allegedly stealing food at Walmart
• West Rome home entered, items stolen
• Poll: Young people say online meanness pervasive
• Shorter University hosts renowned pianist Henri-Paul Sicsic on October 3
• Defense: Jackson gave himself fatal dose of drug
• NASA: Dead satellite fell in vast south Pacific
• A computer lab no longer: iPads wow teachers, students at Walker County elementary school
• Fugitive captured 40 years after escaping prison, hijacking plane
• Women foil attempted home invasion
• AT&T reports copper theft on U.S. 411 north
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• China scales back military ties with United States over F-16s
• Student Republicans at Berkeley plan bake sale to protest affirmative action
• Government won't seek appeal in Atlanta on health care overhaul
• 2,000-year-old Dead Sea Scrolls go online
• Government shutdown averted; disaster aid dispute surmounted
• SACS looking again at Atlanta school system
• Facebook policies tricky for employers, workers
• Pentagon extends program to defend cyber networks
• On spending, Congress can't agree on easy stuff
• HEY Gordon County Campus!!!! Get your Student ID's made in the Student Center to...
• Lauren Alaina picks up new car in Dalton
• Calhoun woman arrested and faces several charges
• Ellenburg named Floyd 2012 Teacher of the Year
• I have just been notified that student loan checks will be mailed within the nex...
• Hey, Cats Country... congrats to Stephanie Clark, Emily Gann, Mary Gronek, Ron H...
• Stocks may be cheap. But they can get cheaper yet
• Lethal Injection Unfairly Brings Medical Community Into Debate, Emory Doctor Says
• Tainted beef headed to GA schools recalled
• Saudi king allows women to vote in local elections
• A ranch home could be considered historic
• Ga. doctors working to fight prescription drug abuse
• Cedartown High welcomes community to homecoming
• Walker County Health Department offering flu vaccinations
• Obama, Clinton enjoy a day on the links
• Update: Long-distance swimmer Diana Nyad now a third of the way through long crawl from Cuba to Florida
• Herman Cain captures straw poll in Florida
• At least 40 killed in bloody Yemen clash
• Putin to seek Russian presidency again
• Ga. woman tries to withdraw plea in child's death
• Collinsville, Ala., Quilt Walk continues
• Officials discuss regional T-SPLOST plan in Whitfield County
• Report: Man throws brick into window of car
• Man arrested in connection with baseball bat attack
• Alabama man charged with forgery
• Physicists wary of junking light speed limit yet
• Shorter University's fall play Rebecca will run Sept. 29-Oct. 2 and Oct. 6-9
• Two charged with forging documents
• Police: Woman held knife on man, punched him
• Driver charged with beating passenger
• Police: Woman cut man with butcher knife
• It's as competitive as ever on the job market. Take a look at some creative resu...
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• Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) Adult Education Program announces...
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• Boat reported stolen from Freeman Ferry Road home
• Rodeo planned for Polk fairgrounds
• AT&T adds new charges to some bills
• Ga. execution leaves debate over guilt unresolved
• Republicans stepping up criticism ahead of debate
• Shorter University to host Baritone Anton Belov as guest artist
• Shorter University's fall play 'Rebecca' will run Sept. 29-Oct. 2 and Oct. 6-9
• N. Ind. trailer maker laying off more than 100
• Home cleaners find aged military ‘cover’ of Air Force veteran
• Scores got sick, 1 died trying to kill bedbugs
• Elected officials get free concert tickets
• Report: Police find child porn on computer
• Report: 2 flee police in stolen truck
• Report: $10,000 in metal stolen from warehouse
• Adairsville man faces additional theft charges
• Killing of Afghan leader endangers peace process
• Update: Troy Davis files last-minute appeal to U.S. Supreme Court; execution temporarily on hold as justices consider case
• At least one million more young adults get health coverage under law
• White supremacist set to die for Texas dragging
• Polk Medical Center scores high on key quality measures, HCA reports
• GNTC Intramural Flag Football League We will be playing flag football at our Wa...
• The 2011-12 GNTC HANDBOOK is now available online!!!! Check it out today! Als...
• GNTC Office of Adult Education invites those lacking a high school diploma to en...
• Leesburg, Ala., bank robber sought
• Our GNTC fall golf leagues are now forming and will begin play at the Walker Cou...
• Plant Bowen employees cleaning up Lake Allatoona
• Resaca woman charged with prescription fraud
• Two hurt in shooting outside private school in Conyers
• NWS: Many in Joplin ignored 1st tornado warnings
• Poll: Young people see online slurs as just joking
• Earth to satellite: When will you hit _ and where?
• Ex-President Clinton: Green movement needs money
• Gordon Co. fire department seeking equipment grant
• Mullen: Troop total in Iraq to drop sharply
• Congratulations to Fran Shipp and Heather Hutcheson for their top vote getters i...
• FACT CHECK: Are rich taxed less than secretaries?
• Report: Man snatches child from mother’s arms
• Silver Creek woman charged with burglary, theft
• Police: Man threatened to blow up victim’s car
• Thieves take $4,000 from Rock Store
• Deadline to enter the MATH MATTERS contest for a chance to win prizes... among w...
• "Binx" and "Shredder" were the top two vote-getters in our online "Name-The-Bobc...
• Pentagon: Ready for gay ban repeal Tuesday
• Rivals ask: Is Perry weak on the right, or left?
• Aragon man charged with murder
• Crane topples onto retirement home in Shreveport
• Dead bear in tree no honeymoon for Helen
• WOW... 189 to 4,000! Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!
• Intramural Golf sign-ups take place tomorrow beginning at 10 a.m. in the lower l...
• Abandoned structure in woods near Rogers Drive burns
• Statewide hospitals’ projects boom
• Last Borders shoppers wistful, looking for deals
• Lindale man faces methamphetamine charges
• Police arrest 2 after failed attempt to steal tire
• Who's your favorite instructor... and why?
• 'Mad Men,' 'Boardwalk Empire' facing off at Emmys
• 74-year-old woman stuffed in closet during robbery
• Troy Davis’ life in board’s hands, execution just days away
• Cain mum about those giving him economic advice
• UGA seeks funding for new vet teaching hospital
• Gordon County BOE announces proposed property tax increase
• GSP says fatal accident in Gordon County unavoidable
• Man accused of traveling for child sex
• Contractor fined for cutting water main
• Ted Kennedy's daughter, Kara, dies at age 51
• Reno air race has raised alarm in past over danger
• GOP candidates revive private Social Security idea
• Young intruders have photo shoot during break-in
• Pedestrian killed after being struck by vehicle driven by Gordon County deputy
• Atlanta woman sentenced in SC murder case
• 3 dead, more than 50 hurt in Nev. air race crash
• Woman says wallet snatched outside store
• Report: Man fired a gun near street
• Update: At least 3 dead, more than 50 hurt in Reno air show crash
• Ex-US Rep. Swindall of Ga. sentenced to probation
• Captured drug kingpin pets strain Mexico's zoos
• Violent crime plunges 12 percent in US in 2010
• Obama signs 1st major patent law change since 1952
• Hearing for Ga. man charged in slaying canceled
• Shorter University and the Department of Labor are hosting a Job and Career Fair...
• Here's Your Sign! Sign Language Class for students: Wednesday, 2:00 – 3:00, J-1...
• Report: Woman ran over man with car
• Police: Homeowner cut after confronting burglar
• Police: Man threatened to kill victim; pointed gun at him
• Win a thousand dollar prize pack that will lead you to the great outdoors! GIVE...
• "Binx" and "Shredder" are leading the online Name The Mascot competition for the...
• U.S. Supreme Court halts execution in Texas
• FDA disputes TV doc's warning of apple juice risk
• Deal to address black lawmakers in Savannah
• Anthony must pay almost $100K for investigation
• Former Floyd County Sheriff’s Office captain named Cave Spring Police Chief
• Floyd officially opens its Performance Learning Center
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to Marine
• Police: Man had air pistols on Floyd County Career Development Center campus
• Rome man charged with fraud, obstruction, disrupting public school
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• Burglary reported on Summerville Road
• Truck trailer reported stolen
• Report: Copper wire cut and stolen from U.S. 411 intersection
• WIN! On Walker County Campus - test your knowledge of the Constitution. Answer t...
• Future NASA rocket to be most powerful ever built
• AP poll: Divisions persist on legal gay marriage
• Floyd County manager a finalist in Jackson County
• New global killers: heart, lung disease and cancer
• Red Cross: At least 13 mass graves found in Libya
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• GNTC's All-Time Leading Scorer Earns Spot On Berry Roster.
• Now I know we can get to 4,000 by the end of the week, right? What's 4,000 betwe...
• Rome school enrollment shows steady growth
• Police investigate deadly home invasion near Ellijay
• 5K road race to benefit sick kids scheduled for Saturday
• Expansion in Polk County to create jobs
• No charges filed in June 25 Taser incident
• Obama increases number of female, minority judges
• Experts: 366 million people now have diabetes
• Poll: Americans trust military, but not Congress
• Government to expand E. coli tests in meat
• Deadline approaches for Surviving to Share contest for breast cancer survivors
• Hey there, Cats Country... we will announce the next phase of the online version...
• Insurgents attack US Embassy in Afghan capital
• Students peruse colleges at local college fairs
• Evening Students.... the WCC is having some events just for you! • Tuesday, Sept...
• Polk campus of GNTC to host GED graduation
• Inaugural home show set for Dalton
• GNTC program earns new accreditation
• Google brings Jerusalem, Israel to virtual tourist
• How the US gets military intelligence and where it goes
• 1 found dead, 3 children bound in Clayton Co. home
• Military jets escort NYC, Detroit flights
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) will host the 32nd annual GED® Gra...
• Win some sweet prizes!!!! Check out the pic for the rules... it's a contest like...
• Student loan default rates jump
• Competitive GNTC Program Sees New Accreditation Occupational Therapy Assistant P...
• See what's coming up Thursday on your next Cats Cast!
• Charity yard sale to pay for medical bills
• Good morning, everyone! It's starting to get a little chillier on this Cats Coun...
• Streetscape project turns up unique find
• SpongeBob in hot water from study of 4-year-olds
• Corvette crashes through wall of DeKalb home
• New Oct. date set for MLK memorial dedication
• Rome High near completion on SPLOST III construction
• History tour by trolley includes football’s past
• Georgians remember 9/11
• White House takes possible terror threat seriously
• Charlotte Loveless reflects on post-9/11 choir trip
• Lobbyists spend $100,000 during special session
• Oscar winner Cliff Robertson, star of "Charly," dies at age 88
• Courage of Flight 93 passengers honored at dedication
• Chief of Libya's former rebels arrives in Tripoli
• 9/11 shaped military kids who grew up with war
• Tropical Storm Nate expected to be hurricane when it hits Mexico on Sunday
• Family says search planned for Giddings' remains
• It's time for another Cats Country Prize Pack! The Bobcats are about to enter th...
• Armed robbery under investigation
• AT&T phone cable reported cut
• University Center plans open house in Ringgold
• Man arrested in Chatsworth on attempted child sex charge
• US Marines and Taliban fight battle of perceptions
• Shorter graduate Indra Thomas to headline Rome Symphony Orchestra's 2011-2012 season opener
• Book: Kennedy scorned idea of Johnson as president
• Judge warns Jackson jury prospects about Web use
• Pa. flood mark revised; levees in 'extreme stress'
• Obama 'eternal optimist' about jobs bill passing
• AC unit stolen from business
• It's time for another Cats Country Prize Pack! The Bobcats are about to enter th...
• Congratulations, Kyle!
• A HUGE congratulations to our young athletics program at GNTC. Our first student...
• Man charged with felony after altercation
• Woman accused of theft, forgery
• State seeks Medicaid improvements
• U.S. investigating possible terrorist car bomb plot targeting bridges or tunnels in New York or Washington
• 'Game-changer' in evolution from S. African bones
• 'Game-changer' in evolution from S. African bones
• Rep. Phil Gingrey reacts to president's job creation proposals
• Sen. Saxby Chambliss issue statement on president's job creation proposals
• Obama unveils $450 billion plan to boost jobs
• Homeland Security investigating terrorism threat; no plans to change 9/11 ceremony
• Forecasters keeping an eye on Nate, Maria and Katia
• INTRAMURAL FLAG FOOTBALL on the FCC at Bobcat Field today at 2:30 p.m.! Have a g...
• Ringgold High School starts new school year
• Adult Education Center accepting students at Glenwood
• Police: Caregiver hit mentally challenged person
• Sales tax extension request rescinded
• BP clearing tar balls dumped on Ala. shore by Lee
• Shorter University welcomes 22 new full-time faculty members to campus for the 2011-2012 academic year
• Confusion in Libya over Gadhafi's whereabouts
• Shocker: Power demand from US homes is falling
• Central Texas wildfire destroys nearly 800 homes
• Former shipmates to honor Admiral Towers
• INTRAMURAL FLAG FOOTBALL STARTS TOMORROW AT 2:30 P.M. ON THE FCC!
• Whitfield police agencies awarded grants
• Redmond to offer free CPR classes in Polk
• Woman jailed on forgery, theft charges
• Rome man charged with aggravated battery, aggravated assault
• Cedartown man facing numerous charges
• In financial crisis, Post office turns to Congress
• Pentagon chief says threat of another 9/11 is real
• Space station crew not prepping for shutdown _ yet
• Family files lawsuit over alleged Miss. hate crime
• House GOP share some ground with Obama on jobs
• Pictures from tryouts of those who are taking part in Bobcat and Lady Cats athle...
• Wreck between SUV and school bus near Adairsville Food Lion, no injuries reported
• World War II re-enactors, spectators brave heat
• A little light reading on your rainy Cats Country day...
• Northwest Georgia Orthopedics expands
• Police still searching for missing man
• Truck reported stolen from Camp Street
• → GNTC: Morning Cats Country! A reminder that the WCC and WMC will not open until 10 a.m...
• → GNTC: No changes for GNTC. But new info from Chattanooga Times Free Press.... Catoosa,...
• → GNTC: Floyd, Gordon, and Polk campuses are operating on their regular schedules today.
• → GNTC: The Whitfield Murray Campus (WMC) will open at 10 a.m. as well this morning due...
• → GNTC: WCC will open at 10 a.m.
• Coosa Valley Fair 2011
• → GNTC: The WCC will be opening at 10 a.m. on Tuesday due to weather conditions. If your...
• Structure fire reported on Morningside Drive in South Rome
• Congress returns amid sour mood over slow economy
• Rebels converge on Gadhafi stronghold
• Ga. to get rain, high winds as Lee moves through
• 9-11 ceremony to be held at Ridge Ferry Park
• Gas prices risen state wide 4.1 cents
• Dalton, Whitfield BOEs to vote on not extending SPLOST
• NY seeks stop to wild hogs; may ban captive hunts
• NY seeks stop to wild hogs; may ban captive hunts
• 2 Mexicans deny terrorism, face 30 years for tweet
• Katia quickly strengthens to Cat. 2 in Atlantic
• Tea party bulling its way into 2012 GOP race
• Deal exploring paying extra for reading teachers
• Lee lashes Gulf coast, flood threat expands inland
• Weather delays car show
• Obama getting look at flood ravaged northeast
• 8 Volkswagen air-cooled engines reported stolen
• Floor Sucker sump pump gone
• Northwest Georgia Regional Fair to run from Friday through Sept. 17 in Gordon County
• 2011 has been the year of weather extremes in U.S.
• Obama presses for passage of transportation spending measure
• GOP campaigning to test Perry, Romney
• Police arrest Liberty County bailiff
• Harris Co. school janitors arrested on drug charge
• World premiere performance of composer Norman Mathews’ Lost Empires to be presented at Shorter University’s New Music Concert
• Feds sue biggest US banks over risky mortgages
• UN: Credible evidence Iran working on nuke weapons
• World premiere performance 'Lost Empires' to be presented at Shorter University's New Music Concert
• 7 Hills 3 Rivers Adventure Race Early Bird Registration Deadline Sept. 5
• No contested races in City Commission election
• Governor's square off during Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game
• Five Social Media Tips for Scoring Your Next Job.
• GSD Standout Heads To Lady Cats... Read Her Story!
• Man charged with drug possession, fleeing or attempting to elude police
• Report: Man made threats with a gun
• Harris tapped to lead Bartow Chamber
• Man doesn't see himself as hero after jeep rescue
• Florida family charged in $40 million psychic scam
• Space junk littering orbit; might need cleaning up
• AP IMPACT: Quakes pose greater risk to US reactors
• $1.3T deficit projected as economy cools
• Appeals court hears arguments on gay troop ban
• Karaoke Contest and lunch served to GNTC'ers at the FCC Auditorium from 11:30 a....
• Please be sure to UPDATE your CONTACT INFO with the college. (Advisor and regist...
• Ga. OKs $8.9 million for environmental projects
• Want to win an iPad2®? Create a logo for Georgia Northwestern Technical College’...
• Want to know GNTC's severe weather policy? Check out the comments attached! From...
• Message from Columbine focuses on kindness
• Air conditioning unit, copper thefts reported
• Senate OKs Northwest Georgia district
• Report: Jewelry, yard tools stolen from home
• It's back-to-school time for our area high schools, middle schools, and elementa...
• Inside the spy unit that NYPD says doesn't exist
• Giffords to use donations for security expected to be ruled as OK
• Panel: Widespread waste and fraud in war spending
• Ex-NBA player Crittenton waives extradition to face charges in Atlanta
• LaFayette pastor’s wife accused of bilking thousands from relative
• You know... I'm thinking Cats Country Contest Time! The prize? Not sure yet.......
• → GNTC: Chik-Fil-A for sale in front of WCC 500 Bldg right now!! Hurry!
• Missing 74-year-old found in Rockmart
• It's Karaoke Time on the FCC Thursday. It all starts at 11:30 a.m. All GNTC stud...
• Final vote on district map is today
• Did you take two courses over the summer during the mini-mester and want to be r...
• Intramural latest info... FCC Flag Football September 8 – October 13. Golf Octo...
• Georgia Sunshine Law revision draws comments
• Police lookout ends in crash
• Multiple felonies result from foot chase
• Up to $60B in US war funds said wasted
• Bremen man convicted in federal court in Rome of running investment scam accused of stealing more than $7 million
• Senate committee looks at why seniors avoid the Internet
• Battle over disaster aid brewing in Congress
• More headaches for US with new WikiLeaks releases
• Three arrested for hindering apprehension of battery suspect
• Burglar takes items from Dodd Boulevard home
• Business entered during the weekend
• Rome, Cave Spring qualifying continues today
• Update: Gordon County brush fire burns 140-160 acres
• NASA: Space station may be evacuated by late Nov.
• Afghans scuttle US-Taliban talks
• Isakson says he’s unjammed trade votes
• Polygamist leader Jeffs hospitalized after fasting
• Federal judge blocks Ala. illegal immigration law
• The Financial Aid offices of GNTC will be closed Wednesday!
• Fort Benning school still awaiting 139 soldiers
• Georgia's U.S. Senators to hold town hall meeting today at West Georgia
• Stock futures rise after Irene weaker than feared
• Rome, Cave Spring candidates set to qualify
• WOW! We got to 3,700 quick! 4,000 should be a breeze! LADY CATS BASKETBALL tryo...
• Cedartown celebrates Big Gathering
• Lockerbie bomber found near death in Tripoli
• Montana town provides glimpse of 9/11 patriotism
• Paul still critical of US involvement in Libya
• After Irene: Severe flooding is feared within days, NYC lifts evacuation
• Feds hold the key to maps' future
• Son finds sense of peace in mother’s last days
• New 14th Congressional seat could be up for grabs
• Big Gathering 2011 continues
• Arts and crafts fair set for Sept. 10-11
• Herman Cain wins Ga. GOP straw poll; Ron Paul is second
• Hurricane Irene leaves at last 1 million in the dark, churning toward New York
• Al-Qaida's second-in-command killed in Pakistan
• Hurricane Irene blows away airline travel schedules
• Second person dies in Virginia as a result of Hurricane Irene
• Libyan rebels say they control key border crossing
• Law officers in Augusta make 50 arrests
• Hurricane-force winds hit coast as Irene soaks NC
• Police: Man charged after striking woman
• Man charged with felony burglary
• Perry signs pledge on anti-gay marriage amendment
• Update: Only one lane of Second Avenue at 12th Street still open after logging truck overturns
• Japan nuke plant radiation leak exceeds Hiroshima
• Night by night, troops photograph Arlington graves
• Rome sets new high temperature record of 101 on Friday
• Well, we are 10 people away from 3,700 on the GNTC page. TOO SWEET! Enjoy your w...
• Fire damages vacant building full of scrap
• Cedartown to host Cruise-In today
• Department of Public Safety official named
• 15-month-old toddler survives fall from third story window
• Critics complain about costs, inflexibility of proposed juvenile law revision
• Earthquake shows difficulty of evacuation from DC
• AP IMPACT: Some 9/11 charities failed miserably
• Report: Vaccines generally safe, some side effects
• Census: South, West lead US in marriages, divorces
• E. coli measurements in the Etowah River for August 24
• I think second and third place deserve a pair of Cats Country T-Shirts for their...
• THE CONTEST IS OFFICIALLY OVER! Congratulations to CHELSIE RUSSELL of Rossville,...
• THE CONTEST IS OFFICIALLY OVER! Congratulations to CHELSIE RUSSELL of Rossville,...
• THE CONTEST IS OFFICIALLY OVER! Congratulations to CHELSIE RUSSELL of Rossville,...
• TWO MINUTES LEFT!
• If I was still in college taking classes, I'd get all my logo friends into a com...
• JUST 12 VOTES separate the first and second place finalists! 20 minutes to go!!!...
• Looks like our finalists might need to make some friends the newest followers to...
• Here they are!!!! Who's gonna win?
• If you haven't voted for the Cats Country Cheer contest, you have until 11 a.m....
• Bonito to receive Boy Scouts heroism award
• Man charged with burglary and robbery
• Police: Man said he was going to take a car and drive it home
• "You lie" senator hospitalized with fever
• Apple leader Steve Jobs resigns
• With CIA help, NYPD moves covertly in Muslim areas
• Russian supply ship for space station crashes
• Unidentified man, 25, dies in Wednesday afternoon wreck on Rome bypass
• Federal lawyer: no room for Ala. immigration law
• Deal signs House and Senate maps, T-SPLOST amendment dead
• Option #3 - Rachel Booker
• Option #2 - Josh Edwards CATS...
• Option #1 - Chelsie Russell NASCAR CATS CONTEST!
• Word.
• WOW.... LUXURY SUITE TICKETS to BRISTOL on Saturday night! Deadline to enter the...
• Report: Woman admits she lied about sexual encounter
• Stock futures drift after Dow jumps 322 points
• Man charged with burglary
• Report: Man pawned stolen rings
• Women's Volleyball practice/tryout takes place again tomorrow night at Oakwood B...
• Berry College host a series of events to highlight Louisa May Alcott
• IT’S THE BEST CATS COUNTRY PRIZE PACK EVER! ALL GNTC STUDENTS... Record your be...
• Back to School for Rome - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• → GNTC: Hi, people! Tomorrow morning I will have to delete all the textbook sale and pu...
• Jersey Girls who emerged after 9/11 stay activists
• List: Web older than incoming college freshmen
• AP survey: No recession but weakness will endure
• GOP: Ban lawmakers who owe fines from committees
• Atlanta artist Dayna Thacker art exhibit hosted at Moon Gallery
• IT’S THE BEST CATS COUNTRY PRIZE PACK EVER! ALL GNTC STUDENTS... Record your be...
• ANGEL is back and up and running!
• Blast, fire in Polk County kills two
• Ga. lawmakers unveil new congressional map; Floyd in proposed new Northwest Georgia district
• Initial report in police cruiser wreck released
• Vacant home burglarized
• Two charged with theft of more than $28,000
• Roman wreck full of wine jars found off Albania
• Shorter University Faculty Gala to be held August 29
• Libya rebels hold most of Tripoli, face resistance
• AP IMPACT: Uneven post-9/11 data-cloaking persists
• Perry wrestles with his own health care approach
• Balanced budget amendment to get votes in Congress
• → GNTC: @hometown: RT @romechamber: Congratulations to our Members of the Week @berrycol...
• President and Dean's List for Summer? You know I got it! POW!
• Payment Deadline for Fall Semester: August 26, 2011 at 3 p.m. For students who a...
• Hey, hey... BOOK BUYBACKS TODAY AND TOMORROW!
• → GNTC: Mission Q2S is now activated! Have a great fall semester at Georgia Northwestern!
• Chatsworth man on ICE hold
• Living history to be at battlefield
• GBI investigating inmate death
• Update: Teen injured in wreck remains in ICU
• One man killed in Kingston wreck
• → GNTC: GO TO BED ALREADY! Class in the a.m.! P.S. Women's Volleyball tryouts Monday an...
• Tropical Storm Irene building momentum in Carribbean
• Libyan rebels take control of capital city Tripoli today, Gadhafi's location unknown
• Social Security disability on verge of insolvency
• ‘One crisis too many’
• State can't track hospital infections
• Police: Man breaks government door
• Teen driver air-lifted following wreck in southern Floyd County
• Stunt pilot dies in Kansas City air show
• Weather watchers keeping eyes on Tropical Storm Irene
• Libyan rebels attack Tripoli
• Libyan rebels attack Tripoli
• CDC seeking water samples from Virginia in hunt for brain-eating amoeba
• GBI looking into killing of Hays State Prison inmate
• Walker Co. firefighters honored with state awards
• Americans accused of espionage in Iran are sentenced to serve 8 years in prison
• Woman charged with air conditioner thefts
• Report: Two tubs plugged, water left running
• Police: Man stole checks, then used them at Walmart
• Feds close Statesboro bank
• Norway court extends isolation of killer of 77
• Jamie Clements welcomed to Shorter as associate director of alumni
• After raids, artifact dealers slowly regain trust
• Texting, grand theft auto style; alarms pose risk
• FACT CHECK: Recession is culprit in high US debt
• Automart fire investigated as arson
• Grant to help Rock Village Park in Ala.
• Gas tax freeze is ratified by House
• New McDonald’s to open in Cedartown
• Developers complete acquisition of Bartow property for multi-use sports and residential tract; purchase price listed at $16.9 million
• Home burns second time firefighters called out
• Critters moving away from global warming faster
• Pakistan: Sketch of US man's alleged captor shown
• Disability system leaves troops in 'vast unknown'
• Update: Ga. House and Senate OK's new political maps
• Archaeologists comb newly-found Civil War POW camp
• Congrats to Corey Fuleki and Emily Cole on their acceptance into Georgia Northwe...
• The Lady Cats Women's Basketball Program has signed Georgia School for the Deaf...
• Classes start Monday!!!
• Polk hospital launches new information website
• Vote expected this morning on new state House, Senate districts
• Truck loses logs, keeps emergency officials on the scene for several hours
• Air conditioning units reported stolen
• Brain-eating amoeba that lives in water blamed for three deaths
• New book claims Coco Chanel was Nazi spy
• Marqise Wright signs professional deal with Romania's Craiova
• Rising hunger in south Ethiopia despite lush green
• What's the age of the moon? It could be waning
• Perry says he doesn't believe in global warming
• Obama: Another year or more for housing turnaround
• Classes start Monday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Are you ready, Cats...
• Voting maps set for floor debates
• GNTC announces new board members representing Murray and Whitfield Counties
• LaFayette-Walker County Library open in new location
• Enrollment increases in Gordon County schools
• Legislative committees approve proposed map
• RFPRA Girls Fall Volleyball - Register Now Through September 9, 2011
• Gadhafi's troops use hospital as base, doctors say
• Shorter University student Tonya McFay receives prestigious Gary Lee Scholarship
• Police: Target of Facebook hit fatally shot
• SF protests go on without new wireless shutdowns
• Panetta: Bigger defense cuts would be devastating
• Berry College alumna recognized for lifetime of excellence
• ALL GRADES FROM THE SUMMER TERM ARE NOW POSTED IN BANNER WEB!
• 3,500 GNTC'ers on Facebook. NICE! Good luck with the fall semester, Cats Country!
• One student away from being number 3,500!!!!! Who wants a prize pack?????
• Alabama governor announces $125,000 grant for Cherokee County
• DOT open houses planned for non-urban road plans
• Golf clubs ripped off
• Oxygen tanks stolen from warehouse
• Death at motel being investigated
• Old text, new wrinkles: Did Butch Cassidy survive?
• Eugenics victim, son fighting together for justice
• Record rains trap workers in flooded NYC elevator
• Calhoun mother, son escape fire through window
• Rembrandt drawing stolen from California hotel
• Hi, Cats Country. Please be sure that ALL posts regarding the sale or purchase o...
• The Lady Cats Volleyball Tryouts take place again TODAY and TOMORROW! For more i...
• Three injured, one arrested after crash
• Zumba event nets clothing donations
• City pre-K to start this week, county on Aug. 29
• Trading in her stripes: Georgia School for the Deaf standout Brittney Daughtry heading to GNTC
• Girl struck by car released from hospital, police say
• We are just a few people away from having 3,500 fans at NW Georgia's largest col...
• 'The Help' draws Romans in droves
• ‘Waiting for Superman’ sparks debate on education
• Former NFL coach Dan Reeves speaks about ups, downs of marriage
• The Knights of Columbus announce ticket sales for annual barbecue
• Do you or someone you know have any volleyball experience? This might be your op...
• Ringgold mayor to get service award
• Catoosa County commissioners to reveal proposed 2011-2012 budget
• Democrats, Republicans seem to like redistricting proposal
• Man charged with aggravated assault
• 911 reports child hit by car on Rockmart Highway
• Bachmann wins straw poll in Iowa
• Castro turns 85
• Greyhound bus overturns on Pennsylvania Turnpike, sending 14 to area hospitals
• Police: Rome woman loses $2,200 in Craigslist scam
• Chad Whitefield to seek open state Senate seat
• Montessori students back in the routine
• Motorcycle ride for Williams to take place in Cedartown
• Police: Arrest means burglary spree has ended
• Seat belt stop results in drug arrest
• Judge: Casey Anthony must come back for probation
• UN says cholera epidemic in Somalia
• Crackdown on gladiator impersonators in Rome - Rome, Italy that is
• FBI: Mortgage fraud still prevalent, hard to catch
• District attorney to probe Chattahoochee judicial district
• N.W. Georgia T‑SPLOST package taking shape
• They're back! Berry Elementary and Unity Christian Schools return to class
• Police: Man handcuffed himself to woman at work
• Report: Man damages car during argument
• Deputies: Man charged with felony obstruction
• Hi, Cats Country... please remember to keep all sales and purchase requests for...
• Pa. judge gets 28 years in 'kids for cash' case
• A tortured choice in famine: Which child lives?
• Colo. fugitive sister: 'I deserved to get shot'
• Update: Suspect arrested in Cartersville home invasion
• Teen charged with murdering Memphis principal
• U.S. Rep. Graves, bank settle out of court
• Cass High School player collapses at practice
• Today is the first day of the FINAL REGISTRATION period for the fall semester. I...
• Cartersville store sells winning lottery ticket
• Heiskell announces her re-election bid
• Polk considering drug test policy
• Zumba Returns – Free Introductory Classes
• Fall Baseball/T-ball And Girls Softball Registration Extended To Avoid Late Fees
• Virginia acquires alum's Civil War diaries
• 3 plead guilty in California 'baby-selling ring'
• Cutbacks force retreat in war on meth nationwide
• Jailed leader's grip on polygamous church likely to remain
• Federal deficit tops $1 trillion for 3rd straight year
• The 2011 Spring Graduation at GNTC!
• Hey, guys! Be sure to post all book sales and purchase requests under the DISCUS...
• Cedartown sending cleanup notice to plant property owner
• Harvest Festival registration to start
• Warrant: Man took money, never made repairs
• Power meter, wiring reported stolen
• Warrant: Woman flashed gun, threatened to shoot
• Specific IQ genes still elusive, latest hunt finds
• Grear receives Shorter University 2011 College of Adult and Professional Programs Teacher of the Year
• Japan ignored radiation forecast systems prior to nuke disaster
• Fresh rioting touches off northwest England
• Obama honoring US forces killed in Afghan attack
• Study says safety risk in TVA reviving Alabama nuke plant
• Varsity Women's Volleyball Tryouts begin Aug. 10 at 5:30 p.m. at the Rossville A...
• I-75 lane closures in Bartow today
• Graves takes ‘Back to Business’ tour of Ringgold
• Burning of the Bulldog returns to Rockmart
• Report: Cars in West Rome hit by thieves
• Report: Woman throws urine on ER nurse
• Ala. seeks $75 million in taxes from dog racing track
• Search for displaced Holocaust kids seen in photos
• Famine: 'Hundreds of thousands of kids could die'
• French Resistance hero 'The White Mouse' dies at 98
• Polygamist heard on tape training girls for sex
• Varsity Women's Volleyball Tryouts begin Aug. 10 at 5:30 p.m. at the Rossville A...
• The latest from GNTC Financial Aid on the new student loan program! Closed Capt...
• Trophy buck saved by Valdosta man
• Redmond Regional to host ‘Ace Your Physical’
• Whitfield County educators visit China
• Ft. Oglethorpe mayor says he wants to focus on history, retail
• Leia Dawson joins Floyd Urgent Care in Rockmart
• Thornton Center Fitness Room - Now Open To The Public
• Hugh Carey, New York's governor during '70s fiscal woes, dies at 92
• Police: 8 killed in Ohio, gunman among dead
• Book Buybacks - Aug. 8 and 9. Final Exams - Aug 10. Varsity Women's Volleyball T...
• Police find body of cab driver in East Point
• Obama adviser blames tea party for downgrade
• Congress has a shot at passing jobs-creating bills
• Howdy, everyone! Please know that all book sales and purchases must take place o...
• Rockmart Highway home burns
• GNTC cuts ribbon on Whitfield campus
• Job worries surge as debt-limit issue recedes
• California hiker dies after falling off cliff
• Syrian army has stranglehold on Hama
• Group claims it has hacked into 70 law enforcement websites; Floyd County sheriff site provider hacked last week, but no sensitive information obtained
• South Carolina benefiting from Georgia's lack of a sales tax holiday
• Texas governor host prayer rally, asks God to help America
• After S&P downgrade, WH says 'we must do better'
• Job worries surge as debt-limit issue recedes
• Official: NATO helicopter apparently shot down
• Redmond Regional to host Rockmart wellness seminar
• Counterfeit checks passed in Rome
• Polk man faces multiple charges after eluding authorities for two weeks
• Louisiana officials say they foiled deadly high school attack
• New lava flow oozes from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano
• Family to receive WWII soldier's lost Purple Heart
• Polygamist leader walks out of sentencing hearing
• As tea party reshapes GOP, some cheer, some worry
• Suspect sought after woman’s body found in Chattanooga closet
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) officially opened the new Whitfiel...
• Senate to take up bill to end partial FAA shutdown
• Fear, uncertainty make Dow tumble; Local financial advisers share their reactions to the stock market slide.
• Donors keep UGA weather stations running
• Catoosa approves dirt bike track
• Animal Control officer dies on job
• FBI has chased hundreds of D.B. Cooper ghosts
• Northwest Georgia/Shorter University job fair planned for Sept. 22
• Study: Healthy eating could add hundreds of dollars to grocery bills
• Obama celebrates 50th birthday at White House
• Va. Tech lifts campus alert after report of gunman
• Deal sells property that housed failed sporting goods business
• ATTENTION CURRENT CIS STUDENTS....Pirelli Tire in Rome, GA would like to offer a...
• Let's check under the hood as you get set to hit the road for another summer get...
• Rockmart man jailed in New Year’s Day homicide case
• Gordon County officials support new district
• Register for RFPRA Youth Flag Football and Youth Soccer
• RFPRA Introducing Girls Volleyball to Fall Athletic Program Line-up
• GNTC taking applications for Youth Success Academy
• Former Dalton teacher’s estate leaves generous gift to Berry College
• Report: Police find illegal prescription drugs on woman
• Pa. school: Blogging teacher has right to return
• SU athletes, staff participate in mission to Haiti
• 'Miracle turtle' released as crowd cheers in Fla.
• Earth's two moons? It's not lunacy, but new theory
• 72 charged in probe of child sexual abuse network
• Exhibit by alumnus David Hill to open visual arts season at Shorter University
• Police seek help finding missing man
• Both sides agree to continue talks in Carpets of Dalton suit
• Citizens weigh in on new Anna K. Davie location
• Plunkett presents Vision Project
• Charges against former Dalton Red Cross director dropped after investigation
• Jason Wicker named Shorter University's new assistant director of residence life
• Ted Bundy's DNA to be added to national database - may solve old murder cases
• Woodpecker-saving girl's mother gets fined $500
• Senate Dems seek to end FAA shutdown
• Keep Rome Floyd Beautiful and the Rome Braves team up for 'Home Runs for a Greener Rome'
• Jason Wicker named Shorter University's new assistant director of residence life
• And back to school we go; Both local school systems begin classes for new school year
• County school board to OK epipen use
• Anna K. Davie meeting planned for today
• Civil War buff creates Confederate calendar
• House passes debt ceiling deal; NWGA congressmen Gingrey and Graves vote no
• RFPRA Adult Softball Late Summer League Registration
• Justice Department challenges tough Alabama immigration law
• Shorter University students show compassion, care at Bulgarian orphanage
• Giffords in House for first time since shooting
• Obama turns 50 amid debt debate
• Missing NH girl's body found in river near home
• Debt ceiling fix could mean problems for states
• Free computer classes offered by Rockmart Library
• Traveling drum and bugle corps overnights in Gordon County
• U.S. Rep. Graves to be at Conservative Roundtable
• Police: Man threatened to shoot woman in gas station parking lot, led police on chase
• Man involved in wreck charged with DUI
• Update: President Obama confirms that debt deal has been reached
• Cain wins straw poll of conservatives in Denver
• North Georgia Scouts in the Civil War
• Bartow County woman's home vandalized with racial slur
• Ga. Army engineers deploying soon to Afghanistan
• Shorter nursing students show care, compassion at Bulgarian orphanage
• Northwest Georgia district proposed
• Police: Man shot, then arrested
• Man overturns car in South Broad wreck, runs from police
• Final tribute paid to Catoosa County soldier who was killed in Afghanistan
• Nevada trucking company sues Amtrak and Union Pacific over deadly truck-train collision
• President, congressional leaders working toward behind-the-scenes compromise to raise debt limit
• Mystery surrounds loss of records, art on 9/11
• House rejects Senate's debt plan; Obama asks for compromise
• Motorcycle rider taken to FMC after minor wreck at U.S. 27 and Hwy. 140
• Budget, debt worries plague troops
• Dems, GOP still at loggerheads as clock ticks
• Mike Buck addresses area’s new teachers
• Medical center extending credit line
• Monster truck race to be in Cedartown
• Update: Senate votes down debt measure
• Cartersville bank ordered to pay $9,500 by FDIC
• Chambliss says 67 vote requirement will limit budget busting
• New mileage standards aim for less fuel, pollution
• Ex-La. gov, 83, marries 32-year-old prison pen pal
• GNTC's Whitfield-Murray Campus Quickly Gaining Steam
• • GREAT JOB!! The Governor's Office of Work Force Development and our partners a...
• Floyd Republican 7th annual Rally at the Hangar planned for August 13
• Teen detained after pot plants found
• Kroger company decides against Ringgold site
• Woman facing 3 aggravated assault charges
• School break-ins result in arrest
• Applications for unemployment aid drop below 400K
• Police: Atlanta scooter riders being victimized
• CVTA bringing USTA Georgia 10-under sport court to First Friday concert
• Dr. Thomas Garcia Joins Floyd Primary Care in Rockmart
• House voting on GOP bill - a key step in debt fight
• Lady Cats Volleyball has a new top cat! Tryouts begin the second week of August....
• HUGE NEWS! Application Deadline for Fall Semester is now AUGUST 3! Have someone...
• HUGE NEWS! Application Deadline for Fall Semester is now AUGUST 3! Have someone...
• Regional effort uncovers suspected meth labs, yields 16 arrests
• Cartersville man charged with 2009 theft
• Police: Man found hiding in attic to avoid arrest
• Woman charged with aggravated stalking
• State Sen. Mullis opposes selected 411 Connector route
• States brace for grad rate dips as formula changes
• Regional drug sting nets 16 arrests
• Poultry maker expands chicken recall to nuggets
• Ga. soldier charged with murder blames crash diet
• Meth lab discovered in Calhoun motel
• Application Deadline for FALL SEMESTER is TODAY! Not too late... call 866-983-46...
• Book Buybacks at GNTC on August 8 and 9!
• OK, Cats Country... we are almost at 3,400 fans for GNTC. Tell you what, though....
• Whitfield County eyes new SPLOST
• Bohannon joins Floyd in Centre, Ala.
• Air conditioning units reported stolen
• Report: Samurai swords stolen from home
• Man charged with terroristic threats for saying he would kill woman
• Berry College announces 18 student-athletes declare intentions to join baseball program
• Graves: 'cut, cap, and balance' is the only solution on the table
• Update: Police release video of alleged Sears theft
• Norway victim's father recounts last words
• Ringgold man, parents accused of kidnapping man's pregnant girlfriend
• Joseph Biuso named Floyd Medical Center’s Chief Medical Officer
• Columbus files new lawsuit against Expedia
• Walker County library to close on Saturdays
• Soldier’s killer sentenced to life
• Report: Woman’s home burglarized
• Comcast and Reelzchannel Bring ‘Movies Under The Stars’
• Shooter in Arkansas soldier killing sentenced to life
• IRS eases liability rule for spouse's tax debt
• Debt: House GOP, Senate Dems face off; Obama going on TV to address nation tonight
• Winehouse autopsy inconclusive; parents thank fans
• Challenging Obama, House GOP unveils new debt bill
• Let's check under the hood as you get set to hit the road for another summer getaway! GNTC's Automotive Technology Director Troy Peco brings you the latest in Summer Road Trips.
• Congratulations to Charley Phillips for the most creative way to use the soon-to-be old outdoor ashtray stands. (Create solar lights out of them.) Charley, I have a great prize pack for you. Please let me know what campus you are on and I'll make ar
• JUST TWO DAYS to the application deadline for the fall semester! Classes begin August 22.
• Student Loan Information Sessions will be held on the campuses of GNTC during the week of July 25-29. The sessions will be at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. each day. July 25 FCC auditorium July 26 PCC auditorium July 27 GCC auditorium July 28 WCC auditorium
• *One week to tobacco free. *Pell Checks to mail this week. *Application deadline for the Fall Semester is Wednesday. (Classes start August 22.) *Intramural Flag Football trial day on FCC this Friday. Interested? Contact Mr. McBurnett at dmcburnett@gntc
• Whitfield Career Academy could see more changes
• Stolen pets not that unusual, police say
• Police: Man stole firearm
• Man accused of stealing copper
• No debt deal yet: GOP, Democrats ready rival plans
• California firefighter saves Georgia man swept over waterfall
• Norway suspect borrowed from Unabomber's manifesto
• New Grady CEO has solved big issues
• Nearly 2,800-mile trek takes unexpected turn for pair of students
• Tonight's weather: Hot, high around 94
• 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
• Georgia Power to buy 50 megawatts of solar by 2015
• Georgia Power to buy 50 megawatts of solar by 2015
• Cops for Kids raises money for Special Olympics with annual softball tournament
• Programs in Conn., nation spur teens to teaching
• Programs in Conn., nation spur teens to teaching
• Most Hall schools meet Adequate Yearly Progress levels
• Most Hall schools meet Adequate Yearly Progress levels
• Graduation test being phased out
• Two charged with burglary
• Ringgold soldier killed in Afghanistan leaves behind strong legacy of love
• Ringgold soldier killed in Afghanistan leaves behind strong legacy of love
• Obama administration stands up to lynching challenge
• Obama administration stands up to lynching challenge
• 2011-12 Georgia Northwestern Lady Cats Volleyball Tryout Information Aug. 10, 11, 15, 16 (5:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. at The R.A.C. - Rossville Athletic Complex.)
• Police: Camp shooter also linked to Oslo bombing
• Police: Camp shooter also linked to Oslo bombing
• Georgia Power: Vogtle is a better bargain than originally projected
• NAACP regains prominence by diversifying agenda
• It's time for your CATS CAST from Georgia Northwestern!
• Georgia Northwestern is gearing up for the 2011-12 Varsity Athletic seasons. Women's Volleyball tryouts are just a few weeks away. Men and Women's Basketball Tryouts will be held shortly after the fall semester begins August 22. And, Intramural
• Update: Georgia's videotaped execution sets new precedent
• Chambliss pushes 'Cut, Cap and Balance' bill
• What's cool for back to school? Mobile tech
• N.Y. superhero tour is geared to the geeks among us
• Lacey leaves Cave Spring police
• Public Invited to Dedication Ceremonies
• Georgia executes man convicted of killing his parents and sister
• What's cool for back to school? Mobile tech
• NY superhero tour is geared to the geeks among us
• McDonald's boss accused of punching patron in face
• Update: Ga. judge denies bid to halt execution video
• Need a job? Computer Peripheral Networking Technician—in Chattanooga. This is an entry-level position for an office equipment company in Chattanooga. The starting salary is 30-35k. Interested candidates should submit their résumés to
• Student Loan Information Sessions will be held on the campuses of GNTC during the week of July 25-29. The sessions will be at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. each day. July 25 FCC auditorium July 26 PCC auditor
• 2Work Staffing will be on the Gordon County campus from 10-3 on Tuesday, July 26, and on the Walker County campus from 10-3 on Thursday, July 28. Most of the positions will be in the Calhoun and Dalton areas.
• Berry College recreations trails now open
• Textile workers oppose trade deal with Korea
• Phone cable reported stolen
• Police: Man sent to hospital after beating
• Report: Home stripped of copper
• Nation's fight against cyber intruders goes local
• LaFayette man facing charges after allegedly holding ex-wife hostage in standoff
• Obama calls Democratic leaders to White House
• Georgia State Patrol investigating I-75 fatality in Ringgold
• SKorean students ditch paper for digital books
• Costco Wholesale will be set up in the Lower Lobby of the 500 Building of the WCC Thursday from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. to sign anyone interested up for a Costco Membership Card. The cost of the card is $50. They will be giving Costco Cash Cards in retu
• Gingrey applauds House passage of Cut, Cap, and Balance Act
• Father arrested for allegedly shooting son
• Arrest made in connection with stolen air conditioners case
• Charlie Daniels Band to perform
• South Rome group to consider school issue
• Obama promotes new plan to avoid US default
• Ga., S.C., Fla. on ‘Toxic 20’ list for dirty air
• Gov't advisers: Cover birth control for free
• Japan's crippled nuclear plant reaches stability
• Health department holding immunization clinic in conjunction with child car seat event
• GNTC students and graduates, check out the new GNTC Career Services Facebook page for the latest job postings, info on career fairs, and other important job related events and news. Find it now on the left side of the GNTC FB Page.
• We've received many requests asking if we are on Google+. Yes, we sure are! However, it's in an experimental stage right now. The address for the new social site... plus.google.com.
• Expecting a PELL CHECK? Be sure to check your STUDENT E-MAIL account asap! Some students still need to submit necessary paperwork before their money will be available. Thanks so much.
• Calhoun man arrested in undercover child sex sting
• UGA economist: Ga. won't be unusually harmed by federal budget cuts Recession helped Ga. restructure, he says
• Vandals hit Cherokee Country Club
• Model principal in running for Chattooga superintendent post
• Anna K. Davie meeting planned; The public is invited to share views about the location for a new SPLOST-funded school building
• Tea party takes its turn in debt battle
• Armstrong wants hearing on feds' ties to media
• Pew study examines emergence of non-profit news
• Court wrestles with bizarre malpractice case involving a mentally ill patient
• Textile workers petition Rep. Gingrey to oppose U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement
• Elaborate plans were made to keep Casey Anthony safe, lawyer said
• FYI.. the main phone number for the Gordon County Campus is out of service temporarily for repairs. Stay tuned!
• Aloha from the Big Island! With all of us ashtrays about to become obsolete on the campuses of GNTC, I decided to catch some waves and enjoy a nice long vacation. That reminds me... the logo said to say it's time for a new CATS COUNTRY PRIZE PACK CO
• Homespun Festival includes duck race
• Military Park, Outdoor Chattanooga Bicycle Ride planned
• Dalton planning ‘Peacocks on Parade’ for its downtown
• Toddler rescued from pool Sunday
• On his 20th try, Darren Clarke wins British Open
• Ex-Murdoch aide Rebekah Brooks arrested in hacking
• Dalton roadblocks raise legal questions
• Police: Man threw hammer and chair, threatened officer
• Police: Woman charged with multiple felonies after found with drugs in jail
• Civil War markers show neglected moments in war
• Gordon rising seniors visit colleges
• Zoning delays senior housing
• Casey Anthony freed from Florida jail early Sunday
• Taylorsville woman jailed on meth charges
• Congress seeks debt solution, Obama goes to public
• Police: Gunman may have waited for Atlanta victim
• Atlanta streetcar gets go-ahead from feds
• Lab results pending in Mercer law grad's slaying
• Report: Car spray painted with obscenities
• Court: 'don't ask, don't tell' will stay in place
• $70,000 in jewelry reported missing
• Harley motorcycle reported stolen
• Mustang Cobra rims reported stolen
• Man charged with theft by receiving steel wire
• Sculpture of Marilyn enjoying breeze unveiled
• Shorter Chorale selected to perform at Southern American Choral Directors Association
• Wreck of Canadian schooner found in Lake Ontario
• LA readies for 'Carmageddon' weekend
• Experts: Casey Anthony should go to a safe house
• Placido Domingo sings live from streets of Italy, on PBS
• In two weeks, the campuses of Georgia Northwestern Technical College go Tobacco Free!
• It's time again for Summer Travel Tips with GNTC's Troy Peco! See where the rubber meets the road in this edition of STT!
• Aloha from the Big Island! With all of us ashtrays about to become obsolete on the campuses of GNTC, I decided to catch some waves and enjoy a nice long vacation. That reminds me... the logo said to say it's time for a new CATS COUNTRY PRIZE PACK CO
• Student Loan Information Sessions will be held on the campuses of GNTC during the week of July 25-29 for fall students. Students will learn how to apply for the loan, what the loan will provide each semester, and the student obligation when taking out a
• British Open Update: Clarke surges up leaderboard with another 68
• Shorter's 2011 Dean's List announced
• Atlanta airport part of security program
• 90-second Grocery Grab coming to Calhoun
• Maynor fundraiser released from jail
• Drama is cable; networks laugh
• RFPRA Partners with Darlington Coach to Offer Free Volleyball Clinic
• Unified Football and Cheerleading Registration Opens July 18, 2011
• Pawnbroker relishes role as 'poor man's bank'
• Vegas teams busy investigating paranormal calls
• Debt talks: Dire warnings, a possible compromise?
• Inquiring minds want to know? Google it!
• Pentagon discloses largest-ever cyber theft
• GNTC plans to begin the loan application process on August 1. We will send all currently enrolled students information about the loan information meetings via their student email next week. Information about the student loans will be available at financ
• 'Enough is enough,' Obama says, calling for deal
• Weiss Lake’s 50th birthday celebrated
• Wanted Alabama man may be in Rome area
• Fire ruled arson; being investigated
• Crafters urged to get educated on copyrights
• Forrest: A Confederate figure who still divides
• Back-from-the-dead Resorts gets new license
• Cedartown-Polk County Hospital Authority meets to discuss plans for future operations
• Astronauts go from Elton John salute to trash duty
• Scientists: Stinky sock smell helps fight malaria
• Poll: Upbeat baby boomers say they're not old yet
• Lawmaker: US airports are not secure enough
• UK to probe if Murdoch media targeted 9/11 victims
• Seventeen Basic Law Enforcement recruits will graduate from Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) on Saturday, July 16, 2011. The ceremony will be held in the Raymond F. King Auditorium at GNTC’s Gordon County Campus at 4:00 p.m.
• Witness tampering alleged at Casey Anthony trial
• Register Now for RFPRA Youth Baseball, T-ball and Girls Softball
• UK government turns against Murdoch BSkyB bid
• Man who swam after beach ball dies at Lake Lanier
• Update: Witness tampering alleged at Casey Anthony trial
• Census: Share of children in US hits record low
• NCAA accepts Shorter's application for NCAA II membership process
• House to vote to ban rules on new light bulbs
• Automotive Tips to help you in your summer travels with GNTC's own, Troy Peco!
• Hixson HS (TN) graduate Randy Boyd will head to GNTC to study marketing and management. He signed his letter of application to Georgia Northwestern this summer. He'll also be a part of the Bobcat Men's Varsity Basketball Program.
• Weather: Hot and humid with heat index predicted near 104
• Deadline to apply for FALL SEMESTER is just a couple of weeks away. ARE YOU READY? You're not? Tell me what you need help with!
• Obama, lawmakers still divided over debt deal
• Lovel ready for N.Y. Triathlon and beyond
• Cherokee career, tech center to close
• Rome man charged with aggravated assault
• Obama: 'We need to' work out debt deal in 10 days
• Analysis: Federal law designed to empower black voters does the opposite
• Specialized weapons training available
• Sills offers consulting services
• 1 final space connection: Atlantis and station
• Civil War vet's son one of the last
• Weather update: Could be rain
• State officials use Rome hospitals for a data experiment
• Fort Oglethorpe boy takes first place in Habitat Lego Building Contest
• Today’s Hot Deal is from Milano's in Armuchee Village - $7 for an 18-inch cheese pizza - half off the original price.
• Inebriate service van taken on drunken joyride
• Hundreds, many of them labor union members, rally against immigration bill in Atlanta
• Man avoids serious injury after truck overturns
• Panetta says defeat of Al-Qaida "within reach"
• Rick Crawford to join Shorter University faculty in August
• South Sudan is world's newest nation at midnight
• Ga. court overturns part of fake killer conviction
• US House passes $649B defense spending bill
• Norcross firm recalls baseball, softball gloves
• Swimmers urged to be alert for jellyfish attacks
• Today’s Hot Deal is from Milano's in Armuchee Village - $7 for an 18-inch cheese pizza - half off the original price.
• Groups sue to block US state's immigration law
• Arrest made in LaFayette hit and run
• Today is the last day to add a class to the Summer Mini-Mester!!!!
• Today's weather: wet and cooking hot
• GE PCB cleanup is still ongoing
• County sued for $6 million after wreck death
• Filming of ‘Jayne Mansfield’s Car’ moves to Forsyth
• Casey Anthony to be released from jail July 17
• Gunman kills 7 in Michigan
• Canada ends combat mission in Afghanistan
• Obesity rates still rising in many states
• Sweden hospital in lab-made windpipe transplant
• → GNTC: We will answer questions in the a.m. We won't show favoritism on the site. The only ones we show favoritism to are students at GNTC!!!
• EPA clamps down on pollution from power plants
• Uncertain future for Casey Anthony after acquittal - sentencing set for this morning
• Kim Canada to seek re-election for Ward 3 seat
• With fundraising falling short, camp for special needs children may be in its last year
• 3 more granted bond in Cartersville pill mill ring
• Cloud Springs Road site top pick for Georgia Northwestern Technical College campus
• Gingrey hears complaints about murky water in Lake Allatoona
• Triangle of hunger batters millions in East Africa
• UK phone hacking scandal mushrooms, inquiry sought
• PSC staffer: Power plant plan hurts customers
• Germany warns of Apple software security hole
• Casey Anthony could go free after 3 years in jail
• Afternoon showers and thunderstorms likely again this afternoon
• Official pleased with property auction
• High Court sides with former Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital patient
• Detour to reroute Black’s Bluff Road
• Giffords aide who was hurt in rampage back at work
• Hot air balloon stolen in Gwinnett County
• Space shuttle's legacy: Soaring in orbit and costs
• Obama summons GOP, says no to short-term debt deal
• Update: State report says ex-Atlanta schools chief knew of test cheating
• Classes begin Wednesday morning. GOOD LUCK!
• GOP uses budget, other tools to sap financial law
• Afternoon showers and thunderstorms likely today
• Body of man found in Lake Allatoona
• Sign law issues simmering; Officials expect to take action on controversial regulations this summer
• Purchase of police vehicle approved
• Skies clearing, only 20 minutes needed to shoot off fireworks
• County under hail, strong wind advisory
• Anthony jury sent home for the night
• Auburn oaks still hanging on, fate uncertain
• Ga. man killed while biking in Atlanta suburbs
• Happy 235th Birthday, U.S.A.; Independence Day events get into full swing
• Anthony weeps as prosecutor calls her a liar during closing arguments
• Student performs at Opryland
• Park offers ‘Wattle and Daub to Warfare’ program
• Arrests and citations for illegal fireworks are rare
• Update: One drowning confirmed at Lake Allatoona, second incident reported
• States cracks down on unemployment insurance fraud
• American Legion serves thousands of pounds of barbecue
• Hospital CEO pay has some ill at ease
• Duke opens day care for seniors
• Closing arguments to begin in Casey Anthony trial
• Weather: Sunday expected to be hot, hot, hot
• iPhone application leads police to break-in suspects
• Crash victim had flown ‘his whole life’
• Report: Man threatens woman with a knife
• Greece arrests Gaza-bound boat captain
• Blagojevich likely to face menial work in prison
• Exxon oil spill in Mont. river prompts evacuations
• Romney watches for Iowa path as campaigns heat up
• Delta passengers ordered off plane after diverting to Chile
• Wildfires close Okefenokee refuge over holiday
• Obama: 'Nothing can be off-limits' in budget
• Walker man gets prison sentence in molestation case
• Phase of Cloud Springs Road project nearing completion
• Rome man jailed on robbery, aggravated assault charges
• The economic recovery turns 2: Feel better yet?
• Pakistan college contest: Praise for bin Laden
• Defiant Gadhafi threatens attacks in Europe
• France riveted by Strauss-Kahn developments
• E.Coli measurements for Etowah River for June 30
• Body of missing man pulled from Oostanaula River
• Top priorities make road list
• ‘Project River’ gets green light from regional commission
• Single-car wreck on Ga. 53 kills 2 
• Man charged with marijuana possession dies
• Prisoners could be released early for crack crimes
• 'Skills gap' leaves firms without worker pipeline
• Federal officials release college cost comparisons
• Texas wetland restoration could be model for Gulf
• Greece clears final hurdle to get bailout funds
• Obama, Congress work against, and with, the clock
• Ruling changes politics of water dispute
• Freedom Festival planned Friday
• Rail funding shortage demands creative solution, DOT member says
• Murray election under investigation after complaint
• Annual 4th of July Fireworks: Salute to America Celebration at Ridge Ferry Park
• Shorter's Josh Arnold honored with award from Association for Christians in Student Development
• Obama challenges GOP on debt talks: 'Get it Done'
• Dozens of US cities line up to contest 2010 census
• Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law
• Scientists monitor air as fire burns near NM lab
• Update: Search for shooting suspect in Oostanaula River called off
• Update: EMA called out to assist in search for suspect that jumped into the river
• Counties in Ala.under No Burn Order
• Taser victim listed in stable condition at Floyd
• Georgia is trying to make parks exciting
• Neb. nuke utilities say safety prevails amid flood
• FACT CHECK: Bachmann bomblets raising eyebrows
• CRBI's Cook said water ruling good for Coosa River basin
• Another #bestofpreps student-athlete signs with the Georgia Northwestern Varsity Basketball program tonight at 7:30! Story to come tomorrow...
• AP IMPACT: NRC and industry rewrite nuke history
• Update: No foul play suspected in death of 12-month-old in Gordon County, sheriff's office reports
• Fort Oglethorpe to build ‘Georgia Northwestern’ sewer line
• Police response to calls not budget-based
• County Schools to open learning center
• Bartow officials investigating homicide
• Today's Hot Deal - $5 for $10 worth of all-American hot dogs at Pastime
• Bartow motorcyclist eludes chase, crashes, dies
• Insurance law among those to take effect July 1
• US: Pakistan must show it wants Afghan peace
• AP IMPACT: Populations around US nuke plants soar
• Today's Hot Deal - $5 for $10 worth of all-American hot dogs at Pastime
• Share of new 911 fee sought
• 65 new Ga. laws take effect Friday
• Switching to a consumption tax has variety of benefits
• Skydivers injured during storm
• J’s Salvage expands to West Rome
• Pal’s Coffee + opening in mall
• New York's decision to legalize same-sex marriage turns gay pride parade into huge celebration
• Allstate agents honored
• Today’s Hot Deal is from Kangaroo Jake's for half-off for a party of 16 - a $235 value.
• Intelligence shift shows change in Afghan war aims
• Generous residents help neighbors in flooded Minot
• ANALYSIS: Switching Ga. to a consumption tax has pluses
• Cherokee and Celtic heritage merge at Chieftain's Festival
• Farmers’ Market to open Monday
• Rain slows but doesn't stop southeast Georgia wildfires
• Mobster's run almost textbook case of evasion
• Huntsman: Issues not religion will decide GOP race
• Obama pitches plan to promote high-tech innovation
• West Ga. corruption case widens to fourth suspect
• American Red Cross served hundreds after storm, Blankenship says
• Severe thunderstorm watch for Floyd County lifted
• With Afghan withdrawal, US focus turns to Pakistan
• Regulators shut down another Georgia bank
• Terror by any other name: Osama eyed name change
• Deal freezes Georgia gas tax
• Paramilitary training center breaks ground in Ga.
• Today’s Hot Deal is from Kangaroo Jakes for half-off for a party of 16 - a $235 value.
• Three arrested in drug bust
• Rome resident charged with felony first-degree forgery
• 8th confirmed case of animal rabies highlights importance of Saturday's rabies vaccination clinic
• Prescription drug data mining law struck down
• Savannah killer executed with new drug mix
• New car quality takes a hit due to technology
• Senators demand congressional probe on nuke safety
• Heads up, Cats Country. The Summer Mini-Mester kicks off after the July 4th break. Then, we'll have our next Cats Country Prize Pack Contest! So, everyone from LinkedIn to Twitter to FB, be ready to take home some great prizes from Cats Country at G
• Fugitive Boston mob boss Bulger arrested in Calif.
• Floyd County's unemployment rate rises to 10.5 percent in May
• Today’s deal is from Pizza Hut: $10 for $20 worth of carryout pizza, pasta and wings
• Film crew happy with flavor of Cedartown
• System-level CRCT show reason for celebration, room for improvement
• Obama says 10,000 troops will return from Afghanistan by end of the year
• US House takes up major overhaul of patent system
• Execution still scheduled for Thursday night
• Gore: Obama lacks 'bold action' on global warming
• ATTN SUMMER STUDENTS: Pell Eligible and take six or more credit hours = $100 HOPE book allowance. Five or less hours = $50 HOPE book allowance. Non-Pell eligible students = $50 HOPE book allowance when they take 6 or more credits, 5 or less credits wil
• Please be sure to put all book sales or purchase requests under the Discussions tab, only, please. A note will appear on the wall when you do a post in the Discussions tab. Thanks so much. SUMMER MINI-MESTER begins July 6.
• Today’s Hot Deal is $5.99 for a lunch buffet for 2 at the Pizza Hut
• Potentially severe thunderstorms likely this afternoon
• State rests case against teacher accused of assaulting student
• Young Scholars learn about science and have fun too
• Crews rush to finish film work in Cedartown
• McCain under fire for blaming blazes on immigrants
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• AP IMPACT: Tritium leaks found at many nuke sites
• Giffords has memoir deal, Kelly retires from NASA
• Berry Angus Beef sale set for Friday
• SPRING QUARTER GRADES ARE NOW POSTED IN BANNERWEB! GOOD LUCK!
• Phil Gingrey legislative report: June 21, 2011
• Minshew stepping down from post
• Heart Of The Community Walk Committee Presents $15,000 Check
• LEGO Camp
• Gun, drug charges
• Man charged with first-degree forgery, fraud
• Atlanta school board names Erroll Davis interim superintendent
• Study details significant sea level rise
• Update: Senate Democrats elect two Atlanta veterans as leaders
• AP IMPACT: US nuke regulators weaken safety rules
• Federal judge to hear arguments for blocking Ga. immigration law
• GNTC commercial truck driving students volunteered their time and services to help the Habitat for Humanity HomeMart. The students, along with their instructor Robert Browder, drove from Rock Springs, Georgia to Atlanta to pick up approximately $65,000 w
• Analysis: Officials crafting transportation sales tax doubt it will pass
• Today's Hot Deal: a $175.00 family portrait package from Life Journeys Photography for just $70.00
• Jury selection to begin today for suspect in sex crimes
• Outdoor Summer Movie at Bridge Point Plaza Rescheduled for July
• Alcohol sales, tax rate top agenda
• Terrorists turn to kidnapping to raise funds
• New rehab center growing as it helps patients with leaps and bounds
• Why Wall Street still says buy, and you shouldn't
• Baptists battle a decrease in both membership and baptisms
• Weather today, partly sunny, high near 96
• Auditor: County doing well
• Texas Gov. Perry not a 2012 candidate just yet
• United says delays will continue through weekend
• Obama: Being a dad is sometimes my hardest job
• Update: River Jam concert continuing after falling limbs delay event; rain moving out of area
• Drought threatens crops, livestock across Ga.
• 3 Ga. congressmen urge Obama to resign Patriot Act
• High winds, temps propel Southwestern wildfires
• Review of plans nets Department of Transportation savings
• Partridge closed temporarily, Jacobs family takes property back
• Movie magic transforms downtown Cedartown for Hollywood film
• Regulators close more banks in Georgia, Florida
• Relatives' DNA used to identify bin Laden's body
• Unemployment fell in fewer than half US states
• Weather update: High on Friday only at 78 degrees at airport
• UN group backs gay rights for the 1st time ever
• *ATTENTION ALL NEW AND RETURNING STUDENTS! You have to reapply for Financial Aid for the 2011-2012 school year. If you have not completed the 2011-2012 FAFSA application please do so today! The website to apply is www.fafsa.gov. This application will app
• Today’s Hot Deal is from Milano's in Armuchee Village for half off an 18-inch cheese pizza.
• CONGRATS, GRADUATES!!! Grades will be posted early next week!
• Debbie Reynolds auctions off Hollywood treasures
• Lemming suspended for texting nude photographs of himself
• Fire sale at Vegas' once-iconic Sahara draws crowd
• Southern Baptists approve resolution advocating a way illegal immigrants can achieve legal status
• Unemployment applications drop, but remain high
• Customer hurt after vehicle drives into side of cafe near Gainesville
• Assange says WikiLeaks work hampered
• Firefighter says 8-year-old injured when tree falls on him in Silver Creek
• GRADUATION TONIGHT!
• Firefighters conduct downtown drills on Broad Street
• Burgett H. Mooney Jr. Rome Classic: Final round tees off
• City commissioners like school board spending plan
• GNTC announces Spring 2011 graduates
• Father’s Day parties planned
• Heart of the Community Walk Foundation to Present Check for Thornton Center Fitness Equipment
• Update: Severe thunderstorm watch extended until 11 p.m.; 50 people without power in Rome
• US births down for 3rd year; economy may be factor
• Porn actress: Weiner asked me to lie about talks
• White House defends legality of Libya mission
• 3 Georgia congressmen sign Medicare petition
• Ready for 2011-2012? East Hamilton's (TN) Brandon Pratt is. He'll see you in Early Childhood Education!
• Harbin Foundation Cycling Team sends 3 riders to Nationals
• Burgett H. Mooney Jr. Rome Classic: Second round tees off
• Walking trail dedicated for council member
• Lawyer to investigate harassment case
• Cartersville man charged with child molestation
• Google invests $280 million to spur home solar
• Social Security makes $8B in improper payments
• Defense Secretary urges patience with Pakistan
• Cautious consumers could see lower prices ahead
• Ga. meth project charts gains since 2010 launch
• A Basketball Tradition; Coming Full Circle
• AP Analysis: Mitt Romney leaves GOP debate unscathed
• Warrant: Woman wrote bad check to pay for disaster repairs
• Open Gym Workouts for the Lady Cats Basketball Program Wednesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Rome-Floyd Area YMCA!
• GOOD LUCK with finals, Cats Country!
• Chainsaws reported stolen at Shannon home
• High court hears arguments in Whitfield murder case
• Ethics Commission asked to investigate Deal’s campaign
• Michele Bachmann enters presidential race
• GOP rivals facing off in New Hampshire debate
• Airlines collected $3.4B in bag fees in 2010
• Could prenatal DNA testing open Pandora's box?
• Behind barbed wire, Syrians find refuge in Turkey
• GNTC will hold BOOK BUYBACKS on June 13-15 on the FCC, GCC, and WCC. A fourth day will be held on the WCC on June 16. June 13-14: 9am-5pm June 15: 9am-2pm June 16 (WCC): 9am-12pm
• Graduation is THURSDAY! Today is the last day of Spring Quarter classes. Tomorrow is FINAL REGISTRATION for the summer mini-mester is tomorrow. Finals are Wednesday and Thursday. Get ready for a big week, Cats Country!
• Armuchee Piggly Wiggly set to close
• Northwest Georgia Daylily show coming up June 18
• Georgia Highlands College to break ground on Bartow student center
• Board to get 2010 audit report; Floyd County Commission also will consider proposals from the tax commissioner and court clerk
• New physical therapy facility being built in Ringgold
• Newt Gingrich looks to restart faltering campaign
• 2 girls missing from Tennessee found in Georgia
• Trinity Methodist Youth Choir to present homecoming concert Monday night
• Investors nervous as stock market eyes correction
• Tonight's weather: Scattered thunderstorms possible
• Regional treasures identified in draft
• Wilkinson headed back to where it all started – East Central Elementary
• Unity, responsibility stressed at NAACP banquet
• Immigrants seek info about new state law during Calhoun session
• Merkel: debt crisis mustn't endanger economy
• For Afghan civilians, May was grim milestone
• Libya rebels battle into key oil port near Tripoli
• UPDATE: Summer movie series at Bridgepoint Plaza postponed
• Lightning strikes house on North Ivy Ridge Drive; no one hurt
• 'Significant' issues building new Ga. nuke plant
• 5 in US now linked to German E. coli outbreak
• Morton: schools will obey new Ala. immigration law
• 460 teens coming to play tennis
• New Main Elementary School principal has high expectations
• Gates blasts NATO, questions future of alliance
• Finally, an E. coli answer: It was the sprouts
• CIA chief on visit to repair ties with Pakistan
• Georgia's high school graduation rate 47th in the nation; Tennessee's rate 14th
• Alaska releases Sarah Palin's emails
• Final Registration for the Summer Mini-Mester is TUESDAY, JUNE 14! See your advisor and make sure are ready!
• ATTENTION... The grand prize winner of a brand new IPAD in the TWO FOR FIVE Summer Registration/See Your Advisor contest is Becky McCahan – Floyd County Campus student – advisor is Leif Penrose! CONGRATULATIONS!
• SC officials: Atlanta to seek Savannah River water
• Ally to Gingrich defects to Pawlenty 2012 campaign
• Lowe's considering North Floyd distribution location?
• Graduation is next week... who's ready?
• Wood moving from East Central to North Heights Elementary
• Ga. Tech president greets Rome alumni
• Shorter University donates laptops to Youth For Christ
• Russian forest fires could be even worse this year
• Study shows preschool's benefits are long-lasting
• 2,400 Syrians flee violence, cross into Turkey
• Alabama's new immigration law now the nation's toughest
• Shorter University donates laptops to Youth for Christ
• Rome Middle School assistant principal to take over at West Central
• Walker County State Court vacancy announced
• Calhoun officer earns Kathy Cox Guardian Angel Award
• Today's hot deal: Two tickets for the price of one to the Spirits of the Civil War Tour at Jackson Hill and Fort Norton
• Kingfisher Trail on track for July opening
• Analysis: Syria's Assad seeks Israel diversion
• Fed survey: Economy falters in several US regions
• US judges seem receptive to health care challenge
• OPEC leaves output on hold, causing oil price jump
• Rome Braves announce roster move
• Health overhaul fight in pivotal Atlanta court
• Turrentine leaving Model Middle to be Armuchee Middle principal
• Preliminary Floyd County BOE budget won’t require tax hike
• Shepherd will be buried as a veteran, not a pauper
• RFPRA Youth Summer Baseball Registration
• Residents call for limit to politics in redistricting
• NBC retains Olympic rights for 4 games
• Filming on Hollywood movie to take place June 19-24 in Cedartown
• GOP leader 'cautiously optimistic' on debt talks
• Food prices slightly lower
• Dinner for Merkel to feature strudel, tuna and rye
• Bike and Build rider struck, killed by SUV in Ala.
• 350 GNTC'ers will be walking the stage at graduation next week in Rome!
• It's the night before finals and you have to study... what's your favorite place to cram for that exam?
• Today is the last day to apply and test for SUMMER MINI-MESTER!!! It's 2 for 5 time! Two courses in five weeks... how can you beat it? If you haven't applied... drop in today!
• Stressing over finals? Not anymore! Check out the article!
• Voting lines hearing set for tonight; Joint Reapportionment Committee will meet in Cartersville
• Floyd BOE eyes Race to the Top grant
• May 2011 Young Artists
• GSP investigating fatal wreck in Catoosa
• Muscogee to close school for teen moms
• Shorter University announces scholarship recipients
• Shorter University faculty honored with teaching awards
• More details: Rep. Anthony Weiner admits lying about lewd photo but says he won't quit
• Germany backtracks on sprouts for E. coli source
• Live television, new 'Halo' coming to Xbox 360
• Troops: What does terror chief's death mean to war
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority 2010 Annual Report
• Free Outdoor Summer Movie Series at Bridge Point Plaza
• E-cigs: No smoke, but some areas are banning them
• Dolly Parton launches pirate show on South Carolina coast
• Shipwreck Champagne sold to anonymous bidder
• TVs stolen from two local hotels
• Robbery leaves man with a broken leg
• Priscilla Tunnell retires from First Baptist Church
• Fastenal introduces industrial vending maching
• Cellphone cancer warning falls lightly on US ears
• Gates says US support troops should go home first
• Daughter charged with murder in Ga. woman's death
• Region applies for funds for displaced NWGRH employees
• Authorities still monitoring European bacteria
• Weather today, high in the mid 90's, lots of sunshine
• Regional road tax panel to meet; tax package must be finalized by Oct. 15
• Centre Democrat criticizes Republican redistricting plan
• Celanese reunion rekindles memories of mill life
• Update: Deputy's son facing additional charges
• Health care legal battle shifting to Atlanta courtroom
• Macon man wins $1M lottery, says he's going to Vegas
• Appeals court to hear health care overhaul lawsuit
• 9-year-old prepares for solo balloon flight
• Girl, 9, pulled from Chattahoochee River dies
• GOP hopefuls pay homage to religious right
• British, French helicopters strike Gadhafi troops
• Rise of 'smart grid' raises security concerns
• Police: Arizona man kills 5 before taking own life
• Anthony on video tells parents: We'll be together
• Romney points to job numbers as proof Obama fails
• KneckDown headlines First Friday concert tonight, Tanna Key to open
• House adopts resolution scolding Obama on Libya
• State has rescinded planned increase in the GED test fees. The state will wait until at least early next year to reconsider the cost. In April, the TCSG announced that the test fees would more than double from the current $95, which would coincide wit
• Cats' Stephenson Nearing Milestone; Lady Cats To Hold Info Session
• GNTC will hold BOOK BUYBACKS on June 13-15 on the FCC, GCC, and WCC. A fourth day will be held on the WCC on June 16. June 13-14: 9am-5pm June 15: 9am-2pm June 16 (WCC): 9am-12pm
• Sold: the bomb-making tools of Theodore Kaczynski
• Winners for the “See Your Advisor” promotion are listed in the comment box on the GNTC wall! Congrats to everyone who has taken part and good luck this summer!
• Health officials offer heat tips
• Northside Swim Center Now Open to Public
• Ice cream scene heats up with hot new flavors
• Send us your photos for Reader Snapshots
• State board votes to rescind planned GED test fee increase
• Shorter's Kelly Ellison named recipient of NAIA Emil S. Liston Award
• Outbreak in Europe blamed on 'super-toxic' strain
• Update: Power restored to Maplewood Square
• Food Pyramid out, 'My Plate' in
• Democrats meeting with Obama on deficits
• Mass. digs out after tornadoes kill 3, hurt 200
• 'Idol' winner, runner-up play like a country duo
• ‘Big Gathering’ planned in Cedartown; volunteers sought
• Police capture man who escaped during standoff; Brannon remains in jail without bond
• Rome man charged with stalking, eavesdropping
• Arson suspected in mobile home fire
• IAEA: Japan underestimated tsunami risk to plants
• Nesting turtles give clues on oil spill's impact
• Government to lose $14 billion of auto bailout funds
• Social conservatives look to dump Deal
• Republicans press Obama on spending
• Congrats to Cody Miller, Tasha Gravitt, and Michael Hill for winning a brand new Cats Country Prize Pack! Packs will be available on your campus at the main desk on Friday morning.
• Farmers Market open this morning
• Shorter University welcomes Dr. Donald Dowless as its 19th president
• Georgia ranks in top 10 in spent nuclear fuel
• Local forecast: Hot and dry
• State's ID-check program gets few takers
• Adairsville woman to be on TLC's "Extreme Couponing"
• European food contamination kills 16, sickens 1150
• AP IMPACT: US declines to try half Native crimes
• Ga. court sides with mistress in estate battle
• House to reject debt limit increase without cuts
• Megachurch founder Long says Bernice King leaving
• Having trouble with making a mortgage payment? Check this out! The program’s web site is It’s a mortgage assistance program aimed specifically at those impacted by the economy and may be facing foreclosure while they attempt to improve t
• There's an ALL-NEW CATS COUNTRY CONTEST GOING ON online right now! Check your FB and YT messages!
• Lantern ceremony commemorates Memorial Day in Hawaii
• Congratualtions to all of our FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP winners from all of our high schools across Northwest Georgia! Good luck to all of those future Cats!
• Super Hawks: Shorter wins NAIA Men's Outdoor Track title
• Library’s summer reading program kicks off today
• Swimming pools dry up after draining city budgets
• A time of reflection: Rome celebrates Memorial Day with barbecue, parade and somber ceremony at Myrtle Hill
• Police: Man stole from cars at church; burglarized home
• Germany decides to abandon nuclear power by 2022
• Beneath Jerusalem, an underground city takes shape
• US medics brave fire to save lives in Afghan war
• Hospitals hunt substitutes as drug shortages rise
• Copper theft task force formed in Columbus, Ga.
• Reapportionment hearing June 7 in Cartersville
• Memorial Day parade, services planned today
• After 40 years with Floyd County Schools, Bob Puckett retires today
• Fort Oglethorpe group seeks to “Refresh” LaFayette Road
• Cedartown service honors Civil War dead
• Custody dispute exposes sex offender law issues
• Happy’s Café serving breakfast and lunch in Armuchee
• Bishop Long welcomed with cheers at church
• Adairsville fugitive arrested in Utah
• Churches aim to restore organ after terror attacks
• Future of NWGRH property mulled
• Houston County veteran, wife place flags on fallen service members’ graves for 25 years
• Today's weather: Sunny and hot
• Trail proposals erased from tax plan
• Cave Spring family beginning to rebuild
• Biden trumpets resurgent US auto industry
• Atlanta mayor juggles national profile, local aims
• Obama: US must back democratic hopes despite costs
• AJC: No injuries reported after plane catches on fire Saturday at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
• Pepperell, Armuchee finish graduation exercises in downtown Rome; Coosa's is tonight at The Forum
• School board clashes reflect changes facing city councils, other bodies
• Ringgold High marks bittersweet graduation; 'Idol' runner-up seen at LFO ceremony
• Dahlonega gearing up for 2 wine festivals in June
• City: Parking should be manageable for graduations today at The Forum
• Police plan Memorial Day weekend holiday road checks
• April consumer spending shows weak gain
• Chelimo, Stewartson win national titles on day one of NAIA Outdoors
• Thailand arrests American for alleged king insult
• Air France crash co-pilots fought with controls
• Adairsville fugitive found guilty in federal court
• Last shuttle spacewalkers make history above Earth
• Lady Cats Women's Basketball to hold informational meeting on the WCC at 11 a.m. on June 10 in the Admnistration Building. If you or someone you know may be interested in trying out for the 2011-12 program, mark the date and time down!
• Congratulations to our recent Law Enforcement Academy Graduates!!!! Basic Law Enforcement Graduates: Basic Law Enforcement Graduates: Ethan K. Beaird James B. Roberson Floyd T. Brooks, Jr. Christopher L. Storey Ethan M. Carpenter Dustin E. Stroup James
• Reminder... Monday is Memorial Day! The campuses of Georgia Northwestern will be closed as our country honors those who lost their lives protecting our freedoms!
• Spring Quarter is wrapping up... check out the latest at Georgia Northwestern in this week's Cats Cast!
• Obama, in Europe, signs Patriot Act extension
• 3 from Ga. start camp for poor girls in India
• Supreme Court backs Arizona action on immigration
• 2 suspects jailed in old, new slayings
• 29 dead, 700 flee as gang battles hit west Mexico
• Rockmart hit by storm, much of city without power
• Update: Severe thunderstorm watch expires
• Judge: Ariz. shooting suspect mentally incompetent
• Georgia high court asked to rethink charter school ruling
• Spring Quarter is wrapping up... check out the latest at Georgia Northwestern in this week's Cats Cast!
• UGA bristles at low research ranking
• Rome’s unemployment rate unchanged at 10.2 percent in April
• Today's hot deal: Laptop of Desktop optimization for only $60 from Tecka IT
• GRADUATES OF DISTINCTION: Armuchee's Carter plans to pursue medical career
• Reece speaks at graduation of 16 basic law enforcement recruits at Georgia Northwestern Technical College campus in Calhoun
• Army general seen as Joint Chiefs front-runner
• France's Lagarde launches bid for IMF leadership
• 'American Idol' to crown winner in country contest
• Floodwaters in South falling, but misery remains
• All eyes are on one of North Georgia's Own TONIGHT! See THE VERY LATEST on what to expect in your Cats Cast!
• 14 killed as tornadoes carve through central US
• Obama, Cameron predict success in Libya
• High school graduations to proceed at Woodstock church
• NWGRH employees fear for their jobs, patients
• GRADUATES OF DISTINCTION: Music is life for Pepperell's Tom Burnett
• Public has four hours to cast votes in American Idol race
• Al-Qaida bomber leaves behind a fingerprint
• Explorers tussle with Spain over treasure in court
• Model Middle School student earns Georgia Distinguished Student Award
• Ga. Power bills to decrease 64 cents monthly
• Troubled home market creates generation of renters
• Repeat deadly storms "unusual but not unknown"
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College to reduce staffing this fall
• Graduates of Distinction: Model's Mary Heida headed to nursing school
• Former Cartersville mayoral candidate can stand trial, says judge
• Radio host who predicted End of Days to speak
• After initial bang, tough immigration laws fizzle
• AP-GfK Poll: Medicare doesn't have to be cut
• High court backs cuts in Calif. prison population
• Want to win some serious prizes? We are giving away... 4 - $50 Gas Cards 8 - $100 Bookstore Scholarships 4 - students will have their student fees waived for fall and... 1 - iPad (Grand Prize) How do you take part? See your advisor NOW!!!!!!! It'
• Final week of Early Reigstration for SUMMER MINI-MESTER... you can also Early Register for Fall Semester right now, too! Hey, it's TWO for FIVE! Take two classes for five weeks in the mini-mester! Talk about user-friendly. Get two classes under you
• Missouri officials say tornado killed at least 89
• Today's Hot Deal: $20 for 1-hour private class with Yoga 4 Rome ($50 Value).
• Tornadoes batter central U.S., kill unknown number
• States shorten duration for unemployment benefits
• Graduates of Distinction: GSD's Jaleesa Moore overcomes challenges
• Rome police investigating early morning homicide
• Coke Freestyle coming to Rome
• Spears Mattress Co. changes leadership
• Democrats meddle in slow-starting GOP primary
• Ind. Gov. Daniels not running for president
• Today's weather: sunny, hot
• Alcohol Control Commission to take up Sunday sales
• Group helps train those on the front lines of mental health community services
• Woman says bag stolen at Town Green
• Palestinians more skeptical about Mideast talks
• Apocalypse believers await end, skeptics carry on
• Obama: Schools can improve with right incentives
• Yemen leader says he'll leave, warns of al-Qaida
• Update: Winners announced for Soles for Sherri event
• → GNTC: Special Request: Rock Spring, Ga Boy Scout Troop looking for tornado relief donations through 3pm today for everyone from Trenton through Ringgold. Drop-Off point across from Rock Spring Elementary. Half of a mile from the WCC. Water, food,
• Tellus museum to feature Smithsonian photos
• Governor's office reminds Georgians to buckle up
• Grateful family gives back to community
• Brush fire reported off West Glover Street
• Face to face, Netanyahu rejects Obama on borders
• Berry completes $32.5 million fund drive for Cage Center
• Shorter University's SIFE named 2011 league champions
• Queen's historic trip to Ireland ends on high note
• Sculpture of Pope John Paul II decried as 'ugly'
• More legal talks on release of former IMF leader
• Al-Qaida considered oil tankers as terror targets
• New state officials switch to zero-based budgeting
• Freedom Riders museum opens in Montgomery, Ala.
• The Calhoun-Gordon Council for a Literate Community, Mannington Carpets, and Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) named Tamara Burchett as the 2011 GEDD Award Winner on May 17, 2011. It's presented each year to a GNTC GED graduate that exem
• → GNTC: Water is temporarily off in the Brooks Center (600) Bldg this morning.
• Police: Counterfeit ring is uncovered
• Memorial Day Parade
• RFPRA Summer Gymnastics: Classes, Camps, Parkour
• Man found guilty in murder-for-hire plot gets 9 years
• Graduates of Distinction: Rome High's Jacob Sanborn bound for West Point
• Lauren Alaina moves forward in American Idol competition
• Could the Internet spell the end of snow days?
• Japan quake could raise concerns elsewhere
• Giffords awake, communicates after skull surgery
• US predicts 3 to 6 major Atlantic hurricanes
• Gas prices dropping from last week's peak
• Your winners of the Cats Country Prize Pack from April are Ashley Ridge, Chris Re, Celena Helton, and Maria Zambo Wildman. E-mail dfoley@gntc.edu with your home campus, as well as t-shirt size and I will leave your package at the main desk of the adminis
• Unemployment: Jobs added, but initial claims up in April
• Today is the last day for disaster victims to apply for help with food costs
• "American Idol" top 3 give it their all; hope for ticket to final round
• Graduate of Distinction: Unity Christian's first kindergarten through 12th grade student to graduate
• Lauren Alaina vying to make it to ‘American Idol' finale
• Diplomats: Nuclear agency fears Iranian hackers
• Three events added to Civil War commemoration
• Revelations could tarnish Schwarzenegger's legacy
• Senate blocks GOP bid to speed offshore drilling
• Tornadoes damaged, destroyed nearly 700 structures in Catoosa County
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s Cosmetology Program Gives Back Last week, five students from Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s (GNTC) Cosmetology program volunteered their time and resources to Etowah Landing nursing home in
• Early Registration continues on the four campuses of GNTC and online today. Also, Intramural Volleyball hits the WCC at 1:30 today. FCC hosts their matches tomorrow. Good luck to everyone!
• Today's hot deal: $6 for a ticket to see The Georgia Blues Brothers with special guests Kiss Army
• Atlanta Gas Light wants to wrap up old coal tar issues in downtown Rome
• 3 charged with methamphetamine possession
• Report: Storm damaged home burglarized
• Shorter University announces plans to apply for membership in NCAA Division II
• Shorter University student selected for Biosystems Internships for Engineers program at University of Maryland
• Court sides with police in warrantless search
• Dade County teens celebrate prom, despite tornado damage
• AP sources: Raiders knew mission a one-shot deal
• Hundreds protest overturning of charter school law
• Drought predicted to continue in parts of Georgia
• State Superintendent Barge to Speak at PHS Baccalaureate
• Deal names appointees for criminal justice panel
• Families adjusting to college kids home for summer
• Rise in paid teacher workdays mulled
• Report: Man refused to let woman leave for 24-hours
• In Iowa stop, Cain says he gains by Trump decision
• US, Pakistan to cooperate on 'high value targets'
• Obama working to rebuild grassroots army
• SEAL-mania grips nation in wake of bin Laden raid
• Gingrich: Alzheimer's research would save money
• Thinking about getting your GED... or know someone who is? Cost will soon go to well over $200 to take that test!!! Get it now for under $100! For information on this change in cost contact Jim Fowler at GNTC’s Walker County Campus at 706-764-3564
• Cats Country Signs Pair of Wolverines Chitwood, Moon Headed to Georgia Northwestern (Trenton, Georgia) – In the same Spring Quarter where Georgia Northwestern said goodbye to its only All-Conference first-teamer in Trenton, Georgia’s Jesse
• High court overturns charter schools law
• Good morning! Early Registration for Summer and Fall Terms begins at 8 a.m. for current GNTC students! Good luck!
• Rome High to eliminate tech prep track
• Broadband contracts sought: Construction on high-speed network could start this fall
• Woman reports car broken into
• Huckaby takes on new challenge as Ga. chancellor
• Romans continue to lead manufacturing group
• River City Bank celebrating five years
• Endeavour ready to go; Giffords arrives to watch
• Help at Home, Inc. offers new home health option in Rome
• State moving NWGRH forensic patients
• Today's weather: Chance of shower
• Graduates of Distinction: Darlington's Huang enjoys serving others
• West End Elementary wins quick response math quiz
• ‘American Idol’ hopeful performs for hometown crowd
• Bin Laden in Pakistan, potent but past his prime
• Redistricting delays 2012 House races
• Northwest power surplus may halt wind energy
• GHC students graduate at Forum
• Cyclists ride for a good cause in today's Up the Creek bike ride
• Leaf-eating caterpillars cause concern in Georgia
• GSD students get prepared for job interviews
• Georgia Highlands College spring graduates
• Libya says 11 clerics killed in NATO airstrike
• La. spillway to open, flooding Cajun country
• AP-GfK Poll: Republicans shrug at GOP's 2012 field
• NASA counting down again for next-to-last launch
• Computer glitch forces redo of US visa lottery
• Hey, Cats Country... Early Registration for Summer and Fall Terms begins MONDAY!!! Class schedules available at GNTC.edu NOW! BE SURE you see your advisor to make sure you are all set for your graduation... and prepared to move smoothly into the semester
• Pakistan suicide bombs kill 80 to avenge bin Laden
• Today's hot deal: $20 for $40 Worth of fresh fruit bouquets and chocolate-dipped fruit from Edible Arrangements
• Porsche moving more operations to Atlanta hub
• Bypass hearing draws crowd for open house
• Fiddlers convention this weekend in Calhoun
• Rossville teen makes 'Idol' top 3
• McCain: Torture did not lead to bin Laden death
• Romney: Mass. health law differs from Obama's
• How the oil industry saves $4.4B a year on taxes
• Sheriff: Man found dead on U.S. 27 died of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Census shows fewer young people staying in Georgia
• Peach harvest begins in middle Georgia
• INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL today on the FCC!!!! Check it out... it all begins shortly after 2pm. Check out GNTC.edu athletics page for the very latest.
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College Student LaShunda Nunnery Receives Chrissy Spires Bittick Scholarship Each year, the Georgia Society for Respiratory Care (GSRC) awards four $500.00 scholarships to deserving students currently enrolled in the Respi
• Polk County Campus...SPRING FLING TODAY! Everyone... EARLY REGISTRATION begins MONDAY for Summer AND Fall Terms!!!!!!!!
• Reviewing the 2011 Georgia General Assembly session
• Nursing graduate eager to get to work
• ‘Extreme Makeover’ Catoosa episode to air Sunday
• Roman Roast on the River - Battle of the Bands Finalists Announced
• Deputy honored for valor after saving couple from home destroyed by tornado
• Most nuclear plans on track outside Japan, Germany
• Shorter University employee Bob Bagley named staff member of the year
• Berry awards recognize excellence in work experience program
• Bomb squad demonstrates robot
• Worldwide interest as Canada drug program in court
• Congratulations to Jesse Moore. Jesse completed his second year with the Bobcats Collegiate Basketball program at GNTC. Coach David Stephenson recognized Jesse for his two years with Georgia Northwestern in a ceremony last night. Jesse is also a member o
• Flooded river taking aim at Mississippi Delta
• ‘The Three Stooges’ filming in Cartersville all week
• Food aid OK'd for tornado victims in Floyd, surrounding counties
• One other scout item... Boy Scout Troop 125 in Rock Spring, Georgia is doing a food and water drive for our storm victims every Saturday left in May. From 11 -3 p.m. at their Scout Lodge across the street from Rock Spring Elementary School in Rock Spring
• Car break-ins reported near Atlanta airport
• Fuddruckers, Minute to Win it, Character Drawings, Volleyball, and plenty music, fun, and much more. On the WCC today.... SPRING FLING from 11 -1! PCC... coming your way tomorrow.
• Noisy 13-year cicadas buzzing in Floyd County
• Georgia panel finds Catoosa judge violated rules
• Shorter University's May 2011 graduates announced
• Japan to scrap plan to boost nuke energy to 50 pct
• Report: Up to 44m more uninsured under GOP budget
• North Ala. nuclear plant cited for safety by NRC
• U.S. DOT to launch study of ports
• Obama heads to Texas to push immigration overhaul
• Deal touts program urging fitness for Ga. children
• Hey, TWO MORE HOPE SUMMITS will be added to the schedule tomorrow (Wednesday) on the WCC. These are make-up meetings after we had summits cancelled on that campus at the end of April. The HOPE SUMMITS will be held at 8:30 a.m. and at 5 p.m. Wednesday in
• What's up, Gordon County Campus!!!! Time to get your Fuddruckers, Caricature Drawings, Minute To Win It, and all the free food and free fun you can stand! FCC'ers... tell 'em about it! WCC... we'll be on your campus tomorrow! PCC... s
• Minds Meet At Independent Science Fair
• April 2011 Young Artists
• 2011 Floyd County Special Olympics
• Pakistani PM: Bin Laden death was 'justice done'
• Despite differences, Obama, GOP eye Medicare limit
• Power restored to Riverbend Center
• Al-Qaida in Iraq pledges support for al-Zawahri
• Polk County home burns
• SPRING FLING on the GCC Tuesday! Free Fuddruckers, Games, Prizes, and so much more..... see you there!! Next up... WCC on Wednesday and PCC on Thursday.
• SPRING FLING ON THE FCC!
• Mississippi River could crest late Monday at Memphis
• Today's hot deal: $25 for $50 worth of private yoga instruction
• Women face extra obstacles to secure retirement
• A burger with the condiments built right in
• Gender stereotypes easing more for girls than boys
• Mobile insurance claims center
• Immersion Pool Design opens to build and renovate pools and spas
• Obama: 'Getting our man' outweighed risks of raid
• Drivers honored
• Swamp fire spreads to 10,000 acres overnight
• Shelp: Money not a factor in pending Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital closure
• Today's weather
• Dempsey: Future bright for graduates
• Darlington lauds faculty at appreciation dinner
• Dalton woman, husband charged in 2007 murder
• Update: Names of those killed in fatal Chattooga wreck released
• Is new Warner Music buyer a sucker or savant?
• Gas prices expected to drop 50 cents by summer
• For Stokes, tennis tournament is labor of love
• Candid videos show rare view of unkempt bin Laden
• ANALYSIS: Georgia could play a role in the presidential decision
• President Carter to speak at GSU graduation
• What's Happening This Weekend: May 7-8
• Rome hosts adult tennis league
• Consumers borrowed more on credit cards in March
• Next-to-last space shuttle launch faces more delay
• Obama says economy can take hit and keep going
• FMC to host medication drop off
• Al-Qaida vows revenge for Osama bin Laden's death
• Grocery employees on strike
• We are proud of our students! Let's keep helping all of our neighbors however we can. Our prayers and thoughts continue to be with all of our families hurt by the storm last week.
• Shorter University’s Spring 2011 graduates
• Georgia regents to appoint next system chancellor at 10 a.m.
• Poythress to take over League of Women Voters
• A special thanks to all of the GNTC'ers who helped with our two tornado relief drives at the Fort Oglethorpe and LaFayette, Georgia Wal-Mart parking lots. Thanks to you and the hearts of all thoses who gave, we collected hundreds of boxes of cleanin
• Retailers post strong April but fret over future
• Roman gets 15 years in false imprisonment case
• Pentagon: No firm evidence of Pakistani complicity
• Wal-Mart remains atop Fortune 500 list
• Doctor: Haiti still needs help, a year after earthquake
• Inside bin Laden's lair with SEAL Team Six
• GOP led House passes bill making it easier to drill
• → GNTC: Early Registration for summer and fall terms begins MAY 16!
• → GNTC: Early Registration starts next Monday for summer and fall terms!
• → GNTC: The GNTC Tornado Relief Drives in LaFayette and Fort Oglethorpe are in full swing. We will be accepting cleaning and building donations through 6PM at the Wal-Marts in those towns. thanks to all!!!
• Lady Cats Women's Basketball begins its 2011-12 run next week. Monday, May 9 at 6 p.m. on the Floyd County Campus, the coaching staff will hold an informational session for those interested in taking part in the program in 2011-12. Then, on May 10 a
• Georgia Tourism launches social media contest with 80 days of Georgia giveaways
• US on track for most measles cases in a decade
• TORNADO RELIEF DRIVES start at Fort Oglethore and LaFayette, GA Wal-Marts at 10 a.m.!!!!! Run til 6 p.m. Collecting cleaning supplies and building supplies!
• The deal is on: $5 for two tickets to see A1A at Roman Roast on the River
• GED test prices are set to rise
• Ringgold planning prayer day
• Seniors enjoy Hawaiian-themed Inforum
• AP analysis: Economic stress drops to 3-month low
• Gingrey, Hatch introduce legislation providing flexibility to states for Medicaid programs
• Nuke agency under fire for confusion over Yucca
• Flood fears spread south along the Mississippi
• After the raid: debating photos, foreign aid, more
• Good news... one more day of HOPE SUMMITS! After storms played havoc with the last day of meetings on the WCC, there will be a 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and 5 p.m. meeting on May 11 in the Brooks Center!
• → GNTC: Taking part in the LaFayette and Fort O Tornado Relief Drives tomorrow???
• → GNTC: Volleyball today on the WCC!!!!!!!! Tomorrow on the FCC. 2 PM START TIMES! haven't signed up yet? Just come on out and we'll take care of that immediately!!!
• Disaster recovery center opens today, May 4
• HOPE grant students get temporary reprieve; A new grade point average requirement won’t kick in until after fall semester.
• Deal enacts evidence overhaul; Bills signed into law address several legal issues, including an update of evidence rules
• Rome police dogs shine in competition
• States reassess marijuana laws after fed warnings
• New report confirms Arctic melt accelerating
• IRS: Tax relief available for victims of April 27 storms
• Congress may cut Pakistan aid over bin Laden intelligence
• Bear wanders into neighborhood of south Ga. town
• GEORGIA NORTHWESTERN TECHNICAL COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL HORTICULTURE PROGRAM PLANT SALE Friday, May 6, 2011 from Noon to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, May 7, 2011 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Location: Across from the Floyd County Campus, next to the Woodlee Bui
• NOW... what can you donate? We will be accepting everything from cleaning supplies for homes, property, and clothing to hardware supplies such as hammers, roofing nails, tarps, wheelbarrows, etc... You can drop them off at the donation sites. If you are
• OK CATS COUNTRY!!!! It's time to show your GNTC spirit in support of the Tornado Victims who are in the most need right now. You are invited to volunteer for either a 10-2 pm or 2-6 pm shift this Thursday at the LaFayette or Fort Oglethorpe Wal-Mart
• Tornadoes: FEMA seeks to redeem agency reputation
• Ga. officials push resume-writing for job-seekers
• Details are still being fine-tuned... However, THURSDAY will be huge for GNTC's efforts to help storm victims in some key areas. The announcement to come later this morning. Keep Thursday as open as possible if you wanna give some time and effort.
• Met captures McQueen's vision of imperfect beauty
• Obama: ‘World safer without bin Laden’
• Gov. Deal signs bill to allow joint water projects
• Thursday will be a big day for Cats Country spirit in helping the people hurting from the recent storms. Details to come in the a.m.!!!!!
• Afghans: Bin Laden raid shows Pakistan should be war's focus
• Iran disparages news of Osama bin Laden's death
• Bin Laden sister-in-law: 'Osama would have chosen death'
• UN chief calls Bin Laden death a 'watershed'
• City bus catches fire
• Hello, GNTC'ers!! Keep your eyes open and watch our social sites! There will be a huge chance for you GNTC'ers to take part and volunteer their time to help the storm struck regions in NW Georgia. Look for that in the next day from GNTC!
• HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT! SHARE WITH ALL GNTC'ERS! One HUGE change to the new HOPE PROGRAM policies set to impact you this fall! Current students will now have until the end of FALL SEMESTER to complete their program or improve their GPA and still enjoy th
• HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT! SHARE WITH ALL GNTC'ERS! One HUGE change to the new HOPE PROGRAM policies set to impact you this fall! Current students will now have until the end of FALL SEMESTER to complete their program or improve their GPA and still enjoy th
• HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT! SHARE WITH ALL GNTC'ERS! One HUGE change to the new HOPE PROGRAM policies set to impact you this fall! Current students will now have until the end of FALL SEMESTER to complete their program or improve their GPA and still enjoy th
• → GNTC: ATTENTION students who have a RINGGOLD mailing address!!! If you are expecting an award check from GNTC, you must pick your check up at the WCC Business Office this term.
• Will killing Osama kill the movement he inspired?
• Good morning, Cats Country! Here's the online version of the HOPE SUMMITS that were held on our campuses over the last two weeks. Closed-Captioning will be coming later this week. If you need financial aid assistance immediately, contact your neares
• William, Kate praised for being serious
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• FEMA offers storm aid to region
• Burglary reported on Grady Avenue
• Tender Loving Caregivers
• Tornado victims seek comfort in Sunday services
• Yoga4Rome
• Connect Rome City Church lends a helping hand in Armuchee
• Community-based services still being created by state
• Weather today, mostly sunny, high in the 80's
• Legacy on the hill: Harold Newman to retire as president of Shorter University
• Feds OK disaster relief for Floyd: GEMA director visits county
• Volunteers tend to victims in storm-ravaged South
• Update: 2,400 Ga. Power customers without power in Floyd County; all power expected to be restored by midday Sunday
• Police: Man, 71, holds theft suspect at gunpoint
• Update: Downtown roads reopen; local band Broad & Third performing until 10 p.m.
• Floyd to kick off Stroke Month with mock stroke drill
• GEMA director praises local relief efforts
• → GNTC: We have many areas hurt by the tornadoes... many are saying Ringgold has the biggest recocery job ahead. With saying that, and as competitive as our high schools are in academics, athletics, music, etc.... one sign held by a LaFayette HS stu
• 7 Ga. counties declared federal disaster areas
• Isakson to tour storm-ravaged N. Georgia
• Humane Society avoids $900,000 fine
• One man is reviewing all transportation projects
• RFPRA Adult Softball Summer League Registration
• 36 Floyd homes destroyed; Relief center being set up
• Day three: Approx. 7,000 without power according to Georgia Power
• Syrian rights group says 42 killed nationwide
• Amazon apologizes for server outage, offers credit
• Shuttle scrubbed, Obama still visiting NASA
• Alabama woman uses Facebook to ID tornado debris
• O.K. guys, Rockmart H.S. is holding a blood drive RIGHT NOW! If you are in that area, sounds like a great time to show your support for those in our region.
• Ga. Senate minority leader to run for Macon mayor
• HEY GUYS!!!! Blood Assurance will be on the Floyd County Campus on May 3 in Rome. So, for everyone who has shared so much with us in the past 48 hours about wanting to help out...... this is a great way to show your support. Bring everyone who'll co
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• It's a new and new ideas are out there! Let's start posting all the helpful information for our neighbors, family, and friends hurt by the storms that we can!
• Killer tornadoes: Floyd families picking up the pieces
• Governor promises help for Catoosa County
• Friday closings
• Friday handcycling canceled; Saturday and Sunday events still on
• In one stroke, a new Obama national security team
• NFL announces plan to resume football operations
• For those of you who haven't got a real glimpse of what has happened, here is a link from Fox out of Atlanta, GA.
• The GED Graduation scheduled for tonight (Thursday, April 28, 2011) has been postponed due to the storm. It will be rescheduled. Contact Jim Fowler at 706-764-3564 or Donna Pierce at 706-965-6155.
• Good morning! For those of you who made it through our storms last night, we are thankful. For the others who have been devastated by the tragedy, please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. At this time, I will be very careful about what is
• Aftermath: Regions begin cleanup following Wednesday storms; Elm Street remains without power
• Good morning! For those of you who made it through our storms last night, we are thankful. For the others who have been devastated by the tragedy, please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. At this time, I will be very careful about what is
• Good morning! For those of you who made it through our storms last night, we are thankful. For the others who have been devastated by the tragedy, please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. At this time, I will be very careful about what is
• YouTube Video shows footage of Ringgold tornado
• Seven reported dead in Catoosa County; region declared emergency area by governor because of tornado damage
• As of 6:55 a.m. Thursday, campuses of GNTC have power and clear access roads. Please be careful if you are able to attend this morning. Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone impacted by the storms last night.
• As of 6:10 a.m., all campuses have power and access roads are clear. GNTC campuses are set to be open. Please remember to keep your thoughts and prayers with those impacted by the storms.
• Good morning, GNTC Family... as of 6 a.m., no announcement has been made about closing any campus yet. As we learn more info, it will be shared here and on all of our social media sites, as well as GNTC.edu.
• City of Ringgold is asking for volunteers who wish to help out today to meet at the Ingle's Grocery Store parking lot in Ringgold, Georgia at 8 a.m.
• → GNTC: As of 515 a.m., campuses are still scheduled to be open today. Stay tuned!!!
• Storms scatter damage across region
• Our thoughts and prayers are with all of our students, families, friends, and neighbors who are hurting tonight. P.S. Feel free to add any information to help those in need on our wall. We have more than 3,000 followers. One of the larger FB pages which
• For those of you wondering what the latest is, here is a breakdown. Again, no word on closings or delays yet. Stay tuned.
• As of 11 p.m. Wednesday night, no word on closings for GNTC campuses. Stay tuned and we will have the latest as soon as it becomes available. Also, watch and listen to all traditional media, as well. And, be sure to go to GNTC.edu's home page and cl
• 3 people injured in wreck on John Davenport Drive near Division Street
• Credit scores, in sickness and in health
• AP sources: Gates plans to retire June 30
• At least 10 dead as storms pound South for 2nd day
• GNTC campuses now closing at 2 PM today!!!!!
• GNTC campuses now closing at 2 PM today!!!!!
• GNTC campuses now closing at 2 PM today!!!!!
• → GNTC: CHANGE!!!!! GNTC campuses now closing at 2 PM today!!!!!
• → GNTC: HOPE Summit scheduled for 5 pm today on the WCC has been postponed.
• Georgia Northwestern will close ALL CAMPUSES at 4 p.m. today. NO EVENING CLASSES! Be sure to sign up for the E2Alerts on the GNTC.edu website today for future changes, closings, etc...
• Update: Tornado watch extended for Floyd, warnings for Catoosa, Chattooga, Walker
• Don't forget the LIVE HOPE SUMMIT at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Just hit the link. A recorded version will be available after the recording. See your Financial Aid advisor for more questions or to see the slideshow which will be presented.
• Floyd County says no to chickens
• Thornton Center Open House
• Floyd woman accused of burglary
• BMX bike reported taken from back porch
• Pole saw reported stolen from truck
• Exhibit highlights work of Shorter University student Montagious Brown
• In a first, women surpass men in advanced degrees
• Darlington fine arts groups score high at Orlando festivals
• 911 Director: Murray County dispatchers fell asleep on the job
• Police release video of suspected credit card thieves
• No charges to be filed after police say girl rode bike into path of truck; 5-year-old taken to hospital
• Having a tough time making one of the HOPE SUMMITS on the GNTC's campuses? Watch the 9 a.m. HOPE SUMMIT on the WCC live Wednesday morning! Just hit the link above tomorrow a.m.!
• Want to win big? Best prizes so far in this contest... check it out!
• Want to see how many Hope Credit Hours you have? Check out the link!
• Today's Hot Deal: $12 for 2 tickets to see The Kiss Army
• Rome’s March unemployment rate declines to 10.2 percent
• The Financial Aid office is sending informational letters. Be sure to keep an eye on your student e-mail account for those. If you plan to attend summer term, they'll need all missing documents listed in those e-mails BEFORE you can be setup to rece
• HOPE Summits take place today and tomorrow at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and 5 p.m. in the Brooks Center Room 6101/6102. You are STRONGLY ENCOURAGED to attend this informational sessions involving YOUR HOPE FUNDING for this coming academic year!
• Woman reports debit transactions happened in Mexico while she was in Rome
• Police say man injured when Redmond EMS unit hits front of apartment complex
• Berry College’s academic bowl team wins First Place in Southeastern invitational
• Strike on Gadhafi compound badly damages buildings
• With 12,000 still missing, Japan keeps searching
• The Deal is on! $5 for 2 games and 1 pair of rental shoes from Floyd Classic Bowling Center
• Teen's body found in Oconee River
• Leaked files reveal new info on Gitmo detainees
• HOPE meetings for all students on the WCC tomorrow and Wednesday! 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and 5 p.m.
• No deaths in St. Louis tornado called a miracle
• Newlywed bride killed in Atlanta I-285 wreck with semi
• Foster parents lead the way home; new family helps teenager turn her life around
• Roman Roast On The River Miss Bar-b-cutie Pageant – Call For Entries
• Floyd County Commission hearing set to close railroad crossing
• Arson suspected at Southeast Elementary School
• NWGA Regional Commission tables creating mobility managers
• NWGA Valley Writer’s Conference will feature Jackie Lee Miles, local authors
• Dickens still meeting office supply needs
• GHC teacher honored by USG for minority male initiative
• Curious George coming to Rome
• Butts County killer may be hiding in Atlanta
• Minn. town duped by woman's story of military service
• Group to hear about community services for NWGRH patients
• Today's weather: sunny, high near 88
• April showers bring mayhem
• Sony chairman credited with developing CDs dies
• Officials: Popular cop in Alaska Illegal immigrant
• Lobbyists spend close to $1 million during session
• Beckham, Elton, Mr. Bean to attend royal wedding
• Solution for fatigued aviation workers eludes FAA
• Local school officials support nixing graduation tests
• Floyd Medical Center proposes to build new hospital in Polk County
• One trapped in Bartow wreck
• McCain wants increased support for Libya's rebels
• "Birther" claims force GOP leaders to take a stand
• Lohan gets jail sentence for probation violation
• 49 killed in deadliest day of Syria uprising
• NRC: Ga. nuclear reactor could soon restart
• Lawmaker may be next chancellor of University System
• Today's hot deal: $15 for $30 worth of Shellac Nails from Creative Nails
• DOT contracts out I-95 maintenance
• Weak economy batters Ga. daycares
• Deal signs school board bill
• Diane Turner from Shorter University to perform with Rome Symphony Orchestra
• States moving quickly to switch execution drug
• Blood drive at Darlington considered a success
• Amazon failure takes down sites across Internet
• Egypt detains ex-oil minister over Israel gas deal
• Have a great luncheon counselors on the WCC!
• Intramural Volleyball WILL begin on the FCC today at 2 p.m.! Look for the blue tent in front of the culinary arts building. WCC will begin next Wednesday at 1 p.m. Whether you are already signed-up or just want to come out at the last minute, registratio
• Georgia Northwestern Sends Four To NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION in Orlando, Florida!
• One vehicle wreck on Callier Springs Rd. send one to hospital
• Today's hot deal: $8 worth of food for $4 from Troy's Bar-B-Q
• Hunter’s Produce going strong for 25 years
• County OKs radio network contracts, releases bid ratings
• Deal signs legislation targeting Atlanta schools
• Plainville seafood cook marinates over $300,000 win
• Roommate charged with hate crime in NJ suicide
• Thousands protest in Syria, brushing off reforms
• GHC adding sports program
• In honor of the Summer Mini-Mester, it's time for the next Cats Country Prize Pack Contest!!! Tell us which courses you'll be attempting to sign up for this summer. At the end of the week, we will pick FOUR students at random who have posted th
• Georgia Power to develop water research center at Cartersville's Plant Bowen
• NWS: Severe thunderstorm warning issued for North Floyd, surrounding counties
• → GNTC: I am sorry to say that due to the weather conditions we will have to cancel our volleyball matches for today on the WCC. I hope to be able to play next week! We will schedule two matches next Wednesday to make up for today!
• Members of Cherokee Nation visit Cave Spring cabin
• Signs mark Trail of Tears camp in Polk County
• Plane with first lady came too close to cargo jet
• Georgia Baptist Convention's Dr. J. Robert White to be featured speaker at Shorter University's spring commencement ceremonies
• AP Enterprise: BP is looking strong a year later
• Increase in tuition and fees at state colleges approved by Regents
• Citizen tip leads to closure of whooping crane shooting in Indiana
• INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL starts WEDNESDAY at 1 p.m. on the WCC. Then, it kicks off on the FCC on THURSDAY at 1 p.m. If you are an individual who has signed up or wants to sign up, be on your campus at the designated time and you will be placed on a team. Th
• 15-state tornado outbreak deadliest since 2008
• Ga. Regents to meet on tuition increases Tuesday
• Memorial Gym demolition underway
• Car flips on Ga. 53
• Shorter University art exhibit featuring work of student Samuel Gerace
• Shorter University's Mary Shotwell Smith elected Member at Large for Board of Directors of Southern College Health Association
• Shorter University's theatre students will present New Play Reading series to benefit Red Cross Disaster Relief
• North Korea stages biggest magic show ever
• Body of Calhoun man found in Coosa River
• Peterson: Shorter athletics built on three pillars of success
• Cousins plead guilty in federal court to role in drug ring
• The South looking to recover from killer twisters
• → GNTC: Summer mini-mester schedule now available under "schedules" at GNTC.edu.
• Today's Hot Deal: $19.99 for a $44 Family Deal from Pizza Hut
• Gas in 6 states, nation's capital tops $4 a gallon
• Projects lead to traffic shifts
• Confederate soldiers remembered in Cave Spring
• Easter egg hunts planned this week
• WOTS: Cracker Barrel welcomes new manager
• WOTS: Adairsville flooring firm makes acquisition
• VW ready to start rolling new Passat off TN line
• Athens police go undercover in crosswalk operation
• At least 35 dead in 6 states after storm's rampage
• Weather today, sunny, high near 72
• GNTC student gets internship in Germany
• Cartersville Medical Center treats eight people after warehouse fire Saturday
• Clarke County copes with spree of home invasions
• NATO: Bomb kills 5 NATO troops, 4 Afghan soldiers
• Radioactivity rises in sea off Japan nuclear plant
• The Day After: Power restored on Turner McCall Corridor, crews working to clear damage
• 2 dead after W. Rome shooting
• RFPRA Roman Rivalry Youth Basketball Tournament
• Shorter, Floyd schools get teacher-training grant
• Home gutted by fire on Donahoo Road
• Update: Tornado Watch for tonight, a portion of Turner McCall closed until tomorrow
• Bartow County Bank shut down by feds Friday
• House passes $6 trillion spending cut plan
• Heavy rain stalls search for abducted Tenn. woman
• Kennesaw and Smyrna eye Sunday alcohol votes
• The deal is on! - $25 for one new patient exam at Kondyles Chiropractic
• David Doss reflects on Georgia DOT changes
• Got prom dibs? Girls use Facebook to claim dress
• Shorter University and Floyd County Schools receive grant from Georgia Department of Education
• Shorter University Junior Cheryl Culp receives national award from Alpha Chi Honor Society
• Pepperell FFA and 4-H members teach local elementary school students about agriculture
• Census: Hispanics surpass blacks in most US metros
• AP Enterprise: Experts fear another oil disaster
• Congress sends budget cut bill to Obama
• Sonoraville coach facing misdemeanor marijuana charge
• State board votes to end high school graduation tests
• Clinton: US committed to NATO mission in Libya
• Questions abound in case of missing Bartow woman
• Boy, 10, killed in Polk County wreck
• Police: Suspects cut security fences to steal cars
• Civil War mural unveiled in Adairsville
• Rival factions of Yemen's military clash
• Study: Georgia recidivism rates fall slightly
• Cave Spring students learn how things were done years ago
• Russia's space chief promises new spaceship
• Are you getting excited about the SUMMER MINI-MESTER and trying to take all the classes you can in that five-week term. Here's a question, if you could cram every class needed for your graduation in that one term, would you have a graduation ceremon
• The PCC HOPE SUMMIT is underway today. There will be a night one, too, at 6:30 p.m.!
• Consumer spending increases 0.4 percent in March
• Cooler damaged at DJ’s Tavern
• Income tax filing deadline is later this year
• Sunday sales bill goes to Gov. Deal
• House passes ethics bills
• Rome Board approves student honor code
• Court won't lift stay on Arizona immigration law
• Budget tricks helped Obama save programs from cuts
• Ga. lawmakers: Bring Army brigade to Fort Stewart
• Shaw closing of Chatsworth plant to affect 300 workers
• Limited damage from Monday night’s storms
• Georgia pastor plans prayer gathering at gas pumps
• Today's hot deal: $5 for $10 worth of food and drinks at La Conquista Mexican Grill
• Top that sirloin with something fatty and spicy
• Tours reveal pampered lives of prized horses
• Tornado watch issued until 3 a.m.
• All-Girl Cheer Hawks capture 3rd straight NCA national title
• Shorter University art exhibit featuring work of Samantha Floyd
• New federal consumer agency wants to hear from you
• Debris, challenges pile up in Japan 1 month later
• AP IMPACT: BP buys Gulf Coast millions in gear
• Libyan rebels reject African cease-fire proposal
• First HOPE Summit/Meeting on FCC tomorrow at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and 6:30 p.m. in the A Building Auditorium.
• Intramural Volleyball sign-ups continue this week on the FCC and WCC. Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the WCC in front of BLDG. 500 and for the FCC, simply call 706-295-6933. Teams and individuals welcome!!!! Games start in two weeks!
• Civil War 150th anniversary marked this week
• State begins rollout of new mental health services with hospital set to close
• Just six bucks... will take first customers at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow... doing it again on Friday. All on the FCC at the Woodlee Building/Culinary Program. COME ON... you'll spend that much on gas to get a burger!
• Oliver unbowed after "Food Revolution" snags in LA
• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• A difference in cancer care: Tony E. Warren M.D. Cancer Center has ribbon cutting
• Fire empties Fuddrucker's
• Developer Morgan readying for retirement
• Today's high ties record for April 10; cool-off coming
• Kinnebrew to open Broad St. barbecue
• Coyote growth means fewer whitetail deer
• Open house today for new cancer center
• Weather today, sunny and warm
• Wish list for roads: $2.6 billion
• 3-2-1-blastoff to space shuttles' last destination
• Hundreds of Georgia teachers go to work from Tenn.
• Gerber Collision hosts 'Cruise Night'
• Obama signs short-term bill staving off shutdown
• Shutdown avoided, White House, Congress cheer deal
• What's Happening: Weekend of April 9, 2011
• Officers facing life and death daily
• Floyd schools working to combat child hunger
• Toyota to resume Japan car output at half capacity
• Brazil buries 12 school kids killed by gunman
• Wright, Giddings honored by Boy Scouts at Patron Lunch
• Time's up: Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• Rossville’s Alaina among Top 8, primed for deep “Idol” run
• From everything HOPE GRANT to GRADUATION, you can't afford to miss this week's CATS CAST from Georgia Northwestern!
• 18 minutes to your next LIVE GNTC Cats Cast at Georgia Northwestern at ustream.tv. Look for "The Campus" or just click the link a few posts down!
• Fans enjoy Rome Braves game, despite 3-2 loss
• Industrial site competition growing
• Tomorrow morning will be time for another LIVE CATS CAST! Check out live or catch it on recording after the show. Hope to see you tomorrow morning at 8:50 a.m.!
• Harper having impressive debut in Rome
• Shorter University students win big at the Southeastern Regional National Association of Teachers of Singing Competition
• Shorter University Chorale spring concert showcases music from upcoming trip to Spain
• Shorter University's Chorus concludes school year with annual spring concert
• Shorter University's Wind Ensemble to perform Strange Rumors
• Masters: McIllroy, Quiros lead after first round
• Koreas to hold 2nd round of rare volcano talks
• 2 PG&E execs to step down, as utility reorganizes
• Critics blast new version of tax proposal
• Ceremonial shots, then Masters begins for real
• Good morning everyone… GNTC staffer Brian Thomas is on the Walker County Campus in front of the 500 Building from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. signing up individuals and teams for INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL! Games will start in the next two weeks!!!! If you a
• HEY... we have 3,000 fans of GNTC! That's what I'm talkin' about! Now how many of you are taking at least two classes for this summer's mini-mester????
• Today's Hot Deal: $30 for a $60 Photo Collage Print by The Digital Pen
• Woodstock soldier dies in Iraq
• Lookout Mountain bird walk planned
• Portugal official says his country needs a bailout
• $3 million lottery ticket sold in Dalton
• Forecasters call for 16 named Atlantic storms
• 2 arrested in connection with theft of Magic game cards from comic book shop
• US, Colombia reach deal on key free trade pact
• Are you on the President's or Dean's List for Winter Quarter at GNTC? Check it out right now!
• Gordon County Campus HOPE Informational Meeting will be held April 19 and 20 in Room 160 Auditorium. 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. for all day students and 6 p.m. for all evening students.
• Woman accused of stealing TV from residence
• No deal yet as possible government shutdown looms
• Remember, Cats Country, this Summer Term is a five-week mini-mester. That means you sign up for a couple of classes and you are over and done in just over a month! How long is that? Well, when you are taking your mid-terms this quarter, just think about
• Students walk for One Day Without Shoes
• Wolf Drive to open before school ends at Rome High
• Floyd County BOE honors volunteer of year
• Shorter University's Jasmine Habersham places nationally at the finals of the MTNA Young Artist Competition
• NASA says space junk poses no threat to International Space Station
• How the House GOP budget affects health care
• Ozone layer faces record 40 pct loss over Arctic
• Ecuador expels US ambassador in WikiLeaks flap
• Shorter University's Jasmine Habersham places at MTNA Young Artist Competition finals
• The first HOPE PROGRAM SUMMITS dates are set. The FCC will host summits on April 12 and 18 in Room A141 (Auditorium). The times will be 9 a.m. for health programs, 11 a.m. for business, industrial, and public service programs, and 6:30 p.m. for all eveni
• What's up in Whitfield and Murray County?
• Think you have your bases covered when it comes to college? Try this link on for size...
• High winds, rain, hit South; at least 6 killed
• 1,000 remain without power in Floyd County following Monday storms
• One man’s garbage is another woman’s dress
• Coosa High senior to continue excellence at West Point
• 2nd Annual Roman Roast on the River BBQ Competition - Festival Details
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Floyd County until 9:45 p.m.; hail reported in western Floyd County, according to 911
• Shorter University's theatre department to present "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," April 12-17
• Libyan rebels retake much of key oil town
• Shooter in Afghan uniform kills 2 US personnel
• US to withdraw strike jets from Libya mission
• Holder: 9/11 suspects to face military tribunal
• Obama re-election launches with e-mail, website
• GNTC Aviation Student Earns Scholarship!
• Bernanke to provide Wall Street progress report
• WELCOME TO SPRING QUARTER, CATS COUNTRY!
• City board to get update on NWGRH closing
• Woman reports items stolen from South Broad Street residence
• Man reports utility trailer stolen
• Court divided over roaming alligator
• WOTS: Northwest Georgia Credit Union campaign honored
• PSI offers employment verification via the Internet
• Abidjan holds its breath, awaiting final battle
• State adopts education reform
• Atlanta gets $250,000 to fix Westside neighborhood
• Boehner wants to pass spending cuts with GOP alone
• Ga. urges homeowners to take wildfire precautions
• Today's weather, sunny high near 78
• Prescription database tough pill for some to swallow; Others say it’s needed to battle so-called pill mills and to curb patients who are ‘doctor shopping’ to get extra meds.
• Child hit by car, taken to hospital
• Georgia Cup races wrap up downtown
• Autism fears, measles spike among Minn. Somalis
• Expo puts spotlight on dangers of distracted driving
• Libyan rebels say airstrike killed 13 of their own
• RNC looks to leverage debates as fundraisers
• NASA to loan space hardware for display
• Locals assessing session; The General Assembly will have three working days left when it returns from a recess on April 11.
• Downtown jeweler acquires Broad Street neighbor
• Business reports $10,000 metal theft
• Mob kills 8 United Nations workers in Afghanistan
• Excessive force investigations on the rise in Ga.
• Dems: No compromise on EPA regulations
• This week's notes from the Capitol
• The deal is on: Tickets to Spirits of the Civil War tour at Myrtle Hill Cemetery
• Tax reform legislation stalled
• Ga agency seeks photos of modernist buildings
• Free Lunch Seminar At Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority
• Reservoir-funding bill heads to Gov. Deal
• Giffords' astronaut husband awaiting doctors' OK
• Forbes speaking at Berry College tonight
• Low levels of radiation found in West Coast milk
• Ga. House OK's prescription database
• Senior Libyan official resigns, new blow to regime
• 'Hurt Locker' soldier to speak at Ga. university
• GNTC Social Work Assistant Students Get Hands-On Training While Helping Their Neighbors.
• Rome’s unemployment rate declines to 10.7 percent in February
• SPRING QUARTER IS HERE! Classes begin April 4. Want to know why we are changing to semesters? Watch this!
• Happy Thursday! Please check out the discussions tab to the left for people selling and buying books. That's the only place on the GNTC FB Page that we are holding these kind of posts. We are glad to help you with your business in that tab. Thanks
• What's Happening Today: March 31, 2011
• Pinwheels to honor victims of child abuse
• Hi there, everyone! Please check out the discussions tab to the left for people selling and buying books. They are glad to help you there. Thanks a bunch... and GOOD LUCK!
• Police: Man threatened to kill others
• Hi there, everyone! Please check out the discussions tab to the left for people selling and buying books. They are glad to help you there. Thanks a bunch... and GOOD LUCK!
• Rebels retreat from Libya oil port under attack
• Danish company won't block sales of execution drug to U.S.
• Nuke safety hearing in Ga. postponed
• UK: Libya's foreign minister to resign
• FMC donates to Cancer Navigators
• Online takes discipline... but you can do it. Check out the pros and cons......
• OK... time for teamwork. You are off this week and GNTC is going for 3,000 on Facebook. That's sixty students/future students/fans that could be your classmates in just a few days. Got any people in your life that need Georgia Northwestern... but th
• Ga. lawmakers consider limiting tuition hikes
• Fatal bus accidents renew interest in safety bill
• You are four days away from Spring Quarter starting! So, what are you doing with your Spring Break?
• Today's Hot Deal: $30 of family dining for just $15 from Landmark Restaurant
• Expo to help young drivers understand distractions of roadway
• Police: Man tried to fight officer
• Police: Cobb sheriff's van struck by hit-and-run driver
• Villa Ricca Girl Scouts thank police after cookie controversy
• India's tiger census shows numbers on the rise
• Volunteers needed to clean up Resaca cemetery
• Rome doctor named as cancer liaison
• BOOK BUYBACK for GNTC will next take place on the FCC, GCC, and WCC on April 4 and 5 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also, on April 6 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The PCC usually holds one at the end of the year. Thanks Ms. Martin for your help!
• NASA: Mars rover, phone home after yearlong sleep
• Ga. tax overhaul gains traction
• Saturday’s MS walk honors memory of Roman
• Woman charged with lying about rape
• Ga. House guts Senate immigration bill
• Reece Legislative Report
• Amid Japan crisis, hunt for better radiation care
• White House releases text of Obama's speech on Libya
• Obama to address nation tonight about Libya conflict
• Website to pay $950K for posting Beatles hits
• Hey, GNTC'ers! Just a heads up. PLEASE be sure to only post your book sales and purchase requests under the discussions tab to the left on the home page. Because we get soooooo many that come through the wall, I have to clean those out frequently th
• Ga. House panel to take up Senate immigration bill
• Down to the wire, but much to do for 2011 General Assembly
• Eager freshmen seen, heard in state Senate
• 2nd Annual Roman Roast on the River BBQ Competition - Call for Team Entries
• A reminder.... The Walker County Campus will be closed on Monday for an Emergency Preparedness Drill being conducted by emergency officials. This is a drill.
• Gordon OKs new career academy classes
• Animal control using new website for pet adoptions
• Woman finds sister’s residence burglarized
• Another quake hits Japan; no reports of damage
• Country Gentleman menu changing
• ‘Slap in the face’: Rome police, city officials fighting graffiti problem
• Weather today, wet with a high near 57
• Laptop stolen from Chesney Drive home
• Rome under severe storm warning
• 250,000 crowd central London in budget protest
• Lobbying dollars, food flow in Sunday sales push
• Police: 11 busted for underage drinking before Corey Smith concert
• Anti-this, pro-that, all convene at White House
• Judges raise concern about funding bill
• Ga. science museum gets NASA fireball camera
• Outdoor events canceled for rain
• Free Education Series – Colorectal Cancer
• Egg bowl encourages hard boiled competition between schools
• Dalton State to cut some programs, add others
• What's behind our conflicted feelings on nukes?
• Comet-hunting spacecraft shuts down after 12 years
• Napolitano: US border towns with Mexico are safe
• States look overseas for scarce execution drug
• Qatar becomes 1st Arab country to fly over Libya
• Death toll from Japan quake, tsunami tops 10,000
• Rome officials tweak flood controls
• Report: Man altered power meter, charged with theft
• 6.8-magnitude quake strikes NE Myanmar; 1 dead
• Thousands protest Georgia immigration bills
• Bernanke to hold news conferences 4 times a year
• Astronaut who took Shorter flag to space returns with stories
• Ga. lawmakers refuse to reinstate grocery tax
• The Deal is on: $106 Portrait Package for just $25 at Raine Photography
• New census milestone: Hispanics to hit 50 million
• House panel blocks bill to delay school year start
• Fashion show will feature ‘green’ clothes
• Madison reports a half dozen signed leases at Charles Hight Square
• Police: Woman stole, pawned computer
• Porto leaving as St. Mary's principal for larger school in Lilburn
• SPIN METER: Gingrich reverses stand on Libya
• Georgia’s former first lady says literacy effort even more crucial in down economy
• Concern in Tokyo over radiation in tap water
• What's the latest on HOPE? Check out the link!
• US reviewing nuclear arsenal with eye to new cuts
• House tightens reservoir revolving door
• Officials: Per-pupil spending a tricky topic
• RFPRA Level 8 Gymnasts Qualify for Regionals
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority Office - New Location
• Local man, along with others, files suit against state in child support case
• Harris Corporation recommended for public safety radio system provider
• Police: Man threatened women, children prior to leading police on high speed chase
• Former pro wrestler shares message of hope and redemption with Shorter students
• Senate eyes Tennessee River basin for water supply
• Shorter University student Loni Jones' artwork to be displayed April 4 through 8
• Taliban assassination campaign impedes governance
• N.W. Georgia receives $1 million training grant for long-term unemployed
• 2,900. Hmmm. Not bad, Cats Country. But 3,000! Now there's a number. Hope finals are going great for you!
• Power lines up in progress at Japan nuclear plant
• Perdue says he will back Gingrich White House run
• Want the latest on everything Georgia Northwestern? Check out the live Cats Cast Tuesday morning at 8:50 a.m.
• Plans for Barron remodel unveiled
• Police: Woman admitted to ‘setting man up’ on an arson charge
• Shorter University's Alpha Chi honor society named a Star Chapter
• A robbery suspect who led police on high-speed chase now being hit with charges.
• Rebels want Gadhafi ousted, not dead
• Japan tsunami survivors face long wait to go home
• Shorter University's Alpha Chi honor society named a Star Chapter
• Obama's dueling foreign policy: friendship, might
• Want the latest on everything Georgia Northwestern? Check out the live Cats Cast Tuesday morning at 8:50 a.m.
• BOOK BUYBACK Tuesday and Wednesday on the FCC, GCC, and WCC! Tuesday from 9-5 and Wednesday from 9-2. PCC usually does a buyback at the end of the year.
• HOPE book vouchers can be used beginning on every campus on March 28th. EXCEPT for the Walker County Campus. That campus will be closed due to the Emergency Training Drill being held there that day. YOU MUST HAVE a copy of your schedule and student i.d.
• Pentagon: Gadhafi forces in disarray after initial assault
• Ga. man appeals conviction in 'catchmekiller' hoax
• If I wanted to make sure you remembered something extremely important, what could I do to make that happen? Follow the Q2SatGNTC FB page and post your answers there for a chance to win a brand new Cats Country prize pack!
• BOOK BUYBACK today and Wednesday on the FCC, GCC, and WCC! Today from 9-5 and Wednesday from 9-2. PCC usually does a buyback at the end of the year.
• What's Happening Today: March 21
• Per-pupil spending down for Rome and Floyd
• Regional Commission HQ project to start
• Grant will help first-time homebuyers in Floyd
• Barn blaze called arson, firefighter says
• Chamber takes case for jobs on the road
• Man charged with terroristic threats, acts
• Coming soon in East Rome
• BOOK BUYBACKS on GNTC campuses this week! Plus, finals are here! Woooooooo! Finally, be sure you remember to pay all your dues for Spring Quarter by no later than Wednesday. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.........
• Region Census numbers are ‘mixed bag’
• High radiation found in Japan’s milk, spinach
• Local legislators face big changes to districts
• Ga. nuclear plants designed for safety, officials say
• Mich. Supreme Court sides with rapper Dr. Dre
• Obama's juggle: Libya war and Latin America
• Man accused of burning woman’s clothes
• TVs, game system stolen during spring break
• Berlin zoo: Beloved polar bear Knut has died
• Egyptians vote in major test of shift to democracy
• Wife of fallen Cave Spring soldier honored
• Deal signs bill lowering notary and transcript fees
• Report: Man made threats, waved gun
• Rossville teen still on ‘American Idol’
• Woman accused of war crimes to fight extradition
• Floyd Medical named EMS service of the year
• Adairsville soldier injured in Afghanistan
• Feds: Pattern of misconduct by New Orleans police
• Diplomat says minuscule fallout reaches Calif.
• Thanks and good luck to the seventy students from #DaltonHighSchool who toured the Walker County Campus this morning.
• Ever thought about Neuromuscular Therapy? Check out the blog of program director, Bobby Lewis. First entry is a pic of the 2011 Graduating Class. Congrats, guys!
• Today is the last day of Winter Quarter on the campus of Georgia Northwestern and online! Final registration for Spring Quarter is next Monday. Finals for the Winter Quarter are next week. And, all fees due for Spring Quarter enrollment are due Wedensday
• Breaking News: Libya announces cease-fire after UN resolution
• Ariz. Senate rejects illegal immigration bills
• Census: Ga. Hispanic population doubles
• Today's Hot Deal: $60 for a 3-hour home or office cleaning from Royal's Cleaning Services (a $120 value).
• Some divorced families choose to vacation together
• CDC: Kidney transplant spread HIV from live donor
• Clinton: UN no-fly zone requires bombing Libya
• Floyd County's growth largely in unincorporated areas, census shows; city of Rome grows by 1.8 percent from 2000 to 2010
• CIA contractor release eases Pakistan-US tensions
• Gingrey introduces legislation to repeal community-based services program
• Georgia's unemployment rate falls to 10.2 percent
• The LAST QUARTER EVER at GNTC begins April 4. Deadline to pay all fees for the spring term is next Wednesday!
• Habitat Women Build needs more volunteers
• Bill that would allow locals to decide on Sunday package alcohol sales passes the state Senate
• Ga. Senate OKs letting churches choose on guns
• Teacher tenure challenged under Senate proposal
• Abortion providers could be sued under Loudermilk bill
• Shorter University Women's Basketball wins NAIA Champions of Character Award
• Lex Luger, former WCW wrestler, to share Christian testimony at Shorter University chapel service
• Firefighters respond to Burnett Ferry Road blaze
• Murder charge adds to saga of Rockefeller impostor
• Ga. House rejects tax refund interest bill
• Burnett Ferry Road blocked for house fire
• PSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSST! Payment deadline for Spring Quarter is one week from today... March 23.
• So, GNTC wants to know... how many classes will you be attempting to take this Summer during the once-in-a-lifetime "mini-mester?" **Haven't decided... average student right now is signing up for two courses.**
• Façade project begins at Historic DeSoto Theatre this month
• Three arrested for stealing $8,000 worth of merchandise from Outlets
• State Senate OKs bill to create mental health courts
• Sunday alcohol sales up for vote today
• No charges made in connection to Cartersville boy who was struck, killed by bus
• Astronaut Stephanie Wilson to return to Shorter University flag that flew aboard Space Shuttle Discovery
• 'Blood money' tradition might help resolve U.S.-Pakistani issues over CIA contractor
• Thousands of Palestinians rally for reconciliation
• Japan races to contain nuclear threat after quake
• Paul's Oyster Bar opening microbrewery
• Three taken to FMC after afternoon crash
• Fall SEMESTER Early Registration is May 16.
• Developers to move cattle off planned industrial site in Northeast Floyd County
• No smoke screens here! This is coming to your GNTC campus in August.
• Today's weather: Rain with a chance of thunderstorms, Flood Warning issued for a portion of the Coosa River
• Barge: Flexibility in math needed
• Northwest Georgia rabies summit planned in Cartersville
• Police identify 8-year-old Cartersville boy who was struck and killed by bus
• Senate Oks gun, alcohol bills
• Foreclosure activity still high in Rome
• Third explosion heard at Japanese nuclear power plant
• Shorter University CAPP students inducted into international honor society Sigma Beta Delta
• Saudis, other Gulf nations send force to Bahrain
• Wisconsin anti-union law to take effect March 26
• Want the latest on the HOPE Lottery Program changes? We've got the latest and what you can expect in the near future. Check out the link for the very latest on you and HOPE at Georgia Northwestern! Podcast recorded at 4 p.m., March 14.
• Want the latest on the HOPE Lottery Program changes? We've got the latest and what you can expect in the near future. Check out the link above at 4 p.m. for the very latest on you and HOPE at Georgia Northwestern!
• HEY SPRING QUARTER APPLICATION DEADLINE expires in four hours!!!!!
• → GNTC: The latest info out there on the HOPE changes says that it will NOT impact our summer mini-mesters. Good news!!!
• Want to hear the latest on how HOPE will change beginning this Summer Term? Watch a quick live Cats Cast at 11 a.m. for a few of the big questions and answers GNTC students will need to know about!
• A little over seven hours left to get your application in and do your testing at one of the Georgia Northwestern campuses for Spring Quarter. REMINDER... this is the last quarter not impacted by HOPE Lottery changes.
• Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by 2nd blast
• This is the version of the HOPE bill that has passed by both House and Senate. What you need to know... is that this does not impact SPRING QUARTER! APPLICATION DEADLINE IS TODAY! Classes begin April 4.
• TODAY is the application and testing deadline for Spring Quarter which begins April 4!
• Lawmakers prepare for Crossover Day
• 'Battle: Los Angeles' destroys box-office competition
• Shoes to aid quake victims
• GNTC enrolling students in adult education programs
• Ala. woman accused of stealing $834 worth of car stereo equipment
• Roman says someone threw firecrackers into his car
• Man reports car audio equipment stolen
• Radiation leak at Japan nuclear plant exceeds legal limits
• New definition for banking on the go
• Tsunami surge deals blow to struggling Calif. town
• Weather today, mostly sunny, high near 71
• Tenn., Ga. border war resurfaces in water bills
• Some success in hospital fight
• Ga. not prosecuting sunshine cases
• Ga. Trail of Tears Association visits Gordon home
• Sahara hotel-casino in Las Vegas closing in May
• Obama, new spokesman share 'no drama' approach
• Redneck Rummage Sale draws bargain-hunters to State Mutual Stadium
• Schools headed for more failures
• Merger bill to be introduced next week
• Deal names former ethics chief to commission
• Local family to be featured on ‘When Vacations Attack’
• District STAR winners announced
• Shorter University's online Masters of Accountancy degree caters to CPA requirements, accounting professionals
• House GOP wants to end emergency mortgage aid
• Online travel suit back before high court
• EU: Military action would need EU, Arab support
• Secret Service tape from Reagan attack is released
• Martin still mulling auction offers
• REMEMBER.. Time changes Sunday at 2 a.m. Turn your clocks forward one hour. Also, remember that Monday is the application and testing deadline for Spring Quarter. The last quarter ever at GNTC before the transition to semesters!
• Friend a state champ today! Be sure to congratulate the members of the Georgia Northwestern Lady Cats State Conference Champion Basketball Team. Kelsie Philpot, Lindsay Watts, Mia Morrow, Kayci McGee, Jessica Williams, Ashley Crosby, and Shadow Day. Trus
• Hey, people are dying to get in to Georgia Northwestern! Criminal Justice and the other more than 200 programs at GNTC are waiting for you now! Last day for Spring Registration is March 21. This is the LAST quarter as you know it. Next up, the transition
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Hey, it's for you! Book Buybacks are NEXT WEEK on the campuses of GNTC! BOOK BUYBACK... you can go to the GCC, FCC, or WCC campuses on these days and times. March 17 from 9-3, March 18 from 9-12, March 21 and 22 from 9-5, and March 23 from 9-2. PC
• Ex-federal judge faces sentencing on drug crimes
• Recycling center offers chance to dispose of electronics
• Barron Stadium Construction and Closings
• Hospitals try cooking up better food for patients
• Mellon is at the heart and sole of Jimmy Choo
• Shorter University students named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges
• Shorter University's Bowers selected as finalist for national Orpheus Voice Competition
• Shorter University theatre students rent theatres in New York and Atlanta to showcase talents to casting directors
• Rossville teen remains on ‘American Idol’
• Dalton cheerleading coach faces drug charges
• Downtown auction brings big crowd, low bids
• Huckabee signs books, talks politics
• Brother of Afghan president says NATO kills cousin
• → GNTC: Bobbie Pilkinton and Sheila Watkins... pick up your prize bags at your campus main desk!!!
• Congratulations to Katie Grove and Jacqueline Ware for winning a pair of North Georgia Bulldogs Season Passes! Your passes will be waiting at your campus front desk tomorrow afternoon. Congrats and good luck with the rest of the quarter!
• First person to email to dfoley@gntc.edu a picture of their student i.d. wins a pair of north GEORGIA BULLDOGS season passes!
• Wanna see the latest graduation? SURE YOU DO! Check it out here... NOW!
• Ga. Officials to launch HIV awareness campaign
• Foreclosures decline in metro Atlanta
• Rome’s unemployment rate rises to 11.1 percent in January
• Parents form group to warn about 'choking game'
• Martin auction properties have rich history
• No bond for suspect in case of kids left in canal
• Rome to add Myrtle Hill crypts
• Ex-Georgia Tech professors charged with fraud
• Blagojevich asks to cancel retrial
• Manufacturers announce local recalls
• 6 indicted for sale of Tenn. driver's licenses
• Update: Floyd, North Ga. under flash flood watch; rivers rising but no serious flooding expected
• RFPRA Roman Challenge Youth Basketball Tournament
• Audit of cell phone towers could put $2 million in area coffers
• Witness in murder for hire case said he went to FBI out of fear for an infant's safety
• Shorter University business honor student uses tragedy to spread the importance of organ donation
• 'One and a Half Men'? How Sheen sitcom can go on
• Lunch prices to rise at city schools
• Israeli PM: Military must remain in West Bank
• US gives 8 more airports approval for Cuba flights
• Christians and Muslims clash in Egyptian capital
• Bill would mandate video cameras in school buses
• Friends remember Model student killed in weekend wreck
• What's happening today: March 8, 2011
• Former bus driver pleads guilty to molestation charges, sentenced to 25 years in prison
• Champs at last: Hawks win NAIA Indoor Track and Field National Championships
• Shorter University's "More than Talk" series featuring co-founder of the Tea Party Patriots
• Historical society purchases Cave Spring cabin
• Southwest joins other US airlines in raising fares
• Obama restarts Guantanamo trials
• Britain and France drafting no-fly resolution
• Lava spews 65 feet high after crater collapse
• Egypt swears in new post-Mubarak Cabinet
• Want to see the Lady Cats state title game? Check out the historic win right here.
• Discovery leaves space station for the last time
• Measure would give bikers leeway to run red lights
• Radio system could be regional
• Floyd County man accused in botched ‘hit’ to stand trial
• RFPRA Adult Softball Spring League Registration
• Social media provides outlet for grief over death of Anthony Allee
• Report: Woman refused to tell police suspect was in her residence
• Man accused of threatening to kill woman
• Man accused of stealing $430 from woman’s purse
• Walker County jury awards family $9.5 million in nursing home case
• New home care agency opens
• Farewells for space crews: Discovery set to undock
• Libya forces fight rebels advancing toward capital
• Weather today, rainy, high near 57
• Local lawmakers talk about hot-button issues
• My Supplies changing office location
• Georgia Northwestern Rallies From 17 Down, Wins State Title Lady Cats Capture Inaugural TCSGAA Women’s Championship
• In union strongholds, residents wrestle with cuts
• Teen dies in ATV accident
• Pork board swaps 'White Meat' for 'Be Inspired'
• Lottery ticket worth $220,000 sold in Ringgold
• → GNTC: Ladu Cats come from 17 down to win state title, 72-65!!!!!!!
• Obama calls for common ground on budget
• Berry races running, rain or shine
• Students raise funds for SMART Boards
• Lewis to serve on State Board of Education
• Dragon Commons dedicated at Pepperell Primary
• Thank you to Armuchee's Kyle Wilson and Trenton's Jesse Moore as they wrap up their final season with the Bobcats. They are the only sophomores on this year's squad. They wrap up their time on the Bobcat hardwood tomorrow in the State of G
• Trade group sues over polar bear critical habitat
• SWAT still at Keown Road home
• Usher 'troubled' about Gadhafi concert link
• Tucson suspect charged with murders of judge, aide
• → GNTC: Bobcats to play in state's third place game tomorrow at 5. Lady Cats play for state title at 3 tomorrow.
• → GNTC: bobcats down five with 1:17 left in semi-finals against W Georgia Tech in Chattanooga.
• Oil prices hit highest level since Sept. 2008
• A five-week summer term at GNTC? Knock out one of those courses you've been looking forward to, or not looking forward to, in just a few weeks time. AND still qualify for your financial aid. Remember, if you are approved for financial aid, you'
• O.K., Cats Country... what classes would you like to see taught in a five-week mini-mester this Summer? (In a perfect world...)
• → GNTC: the summer mini-mester term sounds awesome!!!!!! great way to pick up quick credit!
• Unemployment dips to 8.9 pct., 192K jobs added
• Justice Department probing Gwinnett mosque case
• Planning commission puts chicken on menu
• Okla. tests inconclusive in Amelia Earhart search
• Secretary of State Kemp discusses HOPE, voting changes at Rotary
• Shorter University students win big at the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) competition
• Mitchell named SSAC Women's Basketball Coach of the Year
• Shorter University announces plans to offer criminal justice degree
• Rossville teen makes ‘American Idol’ top 12
• Olens: Sunday sales proposal not unconstitutional
• US study says sex down marginally among young adults, teens
• Heart of Community Walk raises $17,120
• Drill helps emergency workers prepare for disaster
• On or near the WCC this morning and need a job now? Get to the WCC Cafeteria NOW! Mapco holding a Career Fair now!
• Senate OKs bill that cuts early voting to 2 weeks
• New review for 411 Connector
• Rep. Barbara Massey Reece| Legislative Report | February 4, 2011
• Democrats’ HOPE plan would restore income cap
• Catoosa County overpays sheriff since 1999
• Shorter University's William D. and Mary Ann Knight Scholarship Competition planned March 7
• Shorter University's bi-annual Whitworth-Muldrow lecture to feature Baylor University professor
• Jobs breaks from medical leave to unveil iPad 2
• US congressman tops 'Jeopardy' computer Watson
• Georgia Senate committee sends on immigration bill
• Ga. legislators put spotlight on Drivin' N Cryin'
• Ga. House passes bill targeting human trafficking
• Keep an eye out on this page for some interesting videos from the students of Fire Sciences and Automotive Technology. What? You are in those programs? You should probably check your program FB page now!!!!
• Morgan Fowler has been selected as Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s (GNTC) 2011 GOAL Winner and Bea Stitzer has been named the college’s Rick Perkins Instructor of the Year. Morgan aspires to be a juvenile probation officer and event
• Go Cats and Lady Cats!
• Senate to send Obama a stopgap GOP spending bill
• Floyd County Schools’ lunch prices to rise
• Mideast allies: 'US go easy on Egypt'
• Ga. House passes bill cutting HOPE scholarships; vote splits Floyd County reps
• Plymouth Neon hit by train in Calhoun
• Final lecture of the 2011 Hopkins Institute for Business Ethics on Thursday
• Danish family captured by pirates knew the risks
• States question Obama citizenship with legislation
• Yemeni president says US and Israel behind unrest
• Sheen: 'My efforts' helped get pay for 'Men' crew
• Libyan rebels celebrate win in battle near Tripoli
• Congrats to GNTC GOAL Winner (Top Student), Morgan Fowler and Perkins Award Winner (Top Instructor), Bea Stitzer! Both go on to a regional level of competition later this month. More info and pics to come.
• Thanks to the students from the Phoenix School in Whitfield County for visiting the WCC this week. And, of course, you know we had to grab the gratuitous Social Media shot!
• says if you want to know when to sell your books back, you can go to the GCC, FCC, or WCC campuses on these days and times. March 17 from 9-3, March 18 from 9-12, March 21 and 22 from 9-5, and March 23 from 9-2. PCC usually does a buyback at the end of t
• With the announcement of the Perkins Award Winner today, which is an honor given to GNTC's top instructor, tells us who you think the top instructor is and why?
• Local standouts to be recognized at today's GOAL luncheon
• Ga. Dems in Senate want to slow down HOPE talks
• Region's power restored following Monday storms
• → GNTC: says good luck to our GOAL and Perkins award finalists!!!!! Winners to be announced later today.
• → GNTC: Lady Cats Basketball play for state conference title Saturday!Bobcats play in state semi-final Friday night at 5 pm
• → GNTC: Four weeks to the Emergency Drill on the WCC! It will be HUGE! Wanna take part? Go to GNTC.edu and check out the home page for details.
• → GNTC: Reminder to all Cats Country Prize Pack winners. Your prizes are waiting for you at your campus front desk!
• Water bill update in store
• Democrats share HOPE concerns
• Shorter University's chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha earns national honors
• Elementary kids can compete in Mini Mudder
• Bring back the comics, many Oscar watchers urge
• Buckles, last WWI doughboy, dies at 110 in W.Va.
• Ga. House passes change to sex offender law
• Olens unveils sunshine laws overhaul
• Ga. top court tosses murder conviction
• Severe thunderstorms with possibility of damaging winds expected today
• Fire HQ plans unveiled
• 'King's Speech' claims best-picture Oscar
• Church celebrates black history, heritage
• Take a look at a picture from the Saturday Cooking Class taught by Chef Greg Paulson at the Woodlee Mansion on the Floyd County Campus. Want to have a great date with your mate? This is it. Unique, educational, and fun... oh, and it's the freshest,
• 'Gnomeo & Juliet' wins box office on Oscar weekend
• Woman ejected from vehicle in Maple wreck
• Chickamauga Battlefield to teach about Civil War women
• Georgia College launches 3-year science degree
• 'Gnomeo & Juliet' wins box office on Oscar weekend
• Libya rebels gear for fight in city near capital
• Artists continues traditions that started as a child
• Immigration bill worries agribusiness
• Today's weather: Chance of showers, high near 72
• Heart of the Community walk garners more than $13,000
• Fire causes extensive damage to Walters Street residence
• EU liquids plan flawed, US airport officials say
• Facts in short supply in debate over union bill
• Discovery arrives at space station for final time
• Security Council meets to consider Libya sanctions
• Registration for Rome Pre-K starts Monday
• SEC champion to be crowned in Atlanta through 2017
• Anna K. Davie Elementary to be torn down March 9; City Commissioners met with school officials and South Rome advocates to discuss the next step
• Suzuki's Rome plant celebrates 10th anniversary
• Georgia lawmakers inconsistent on water rules
• Psst. No shutdown during a 'government shutdown'
• Airlines raise prices again as oil rises
• Hundreds of thousands protest across Arab world
• Cooper, Johnson to serve on governor's education advisory board
• Injured astronaut aboard space shuttle 'in spirit'
• An Emergency Response Drill at GNTC in Walker County! Volunteer TODAY. Click the link for the information on how you can take part!
• Time for your February Cats Cast! See what's up at Georgia Northwestern as we claw our way into March 2011!
• Hey, Cats Country! Georgia Northwestern wants you to answer EIGHT QUESTIONS! Thanks for the help... it could change the way you use Facebook with GNTC forever!
• Ralston, Cagle say they're open to Olens' Sunshine revision
• Deal signs first bill as governor
• Storms move through north Georgia
• Rome City Commission mulls overlay districts at WinShape retreat
• Severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 2:15 a.m.
• Rome Braves General Manager Mike Dunn speaks at Shorter University
• Eight students inducted into national human services honor society
• Loudermilk: HOPE must be fixed
• Algeria's state of emergency is officially lifted
• Earliest human remains in US Arctic reported
• Throngs view space shuttle Discovery's last launch
• Emory dean discusses public health
• GNTC Announces Programs of Study and Location for the new Whitfield Murray County Campus. GNTC will expand its service delivery area into Murray and Whitfield counties beginning with the fall semester 2011. Programs offered will include Business Manageme
• Here's a 58-year old Cats Country athlete that you need to cheer for starting right now! GNTC staffer Nina Lovel is one of six people selected for the CNN FIT NATION challenge. She's training to take part in the New York City Triathlon! Go to t
• Georgia Northwestern Floor General Comes Battle-Tested; The Families of Sergeant Matt Woods.
• Got your sights set on registering for the Spring Quarter at Georgia Northwestern? Late Registration is March 21. Be sure to speak with an advisor ASAP and make sure you are ready. Remember! The Q2S conversion takes place soon! Summer and Fall terms will
• Pollen counts are surging in Georgia
• Tennis center lobbying contract renewed
• Name Nominations for Etowah Park Senior Center
• Roman Roast on the River - Battle of the Bands Call for Entries
• UPDATE: Gun found at school claimed
• Armuchee STAR Hope Bettler: Teacher gave her faith in herself
• Berry Angus to have beef sale Friday
• Miss Shorter University crowned
• Shorter University's Tracy Batchelor to speak at Georgia College Personnel Association (GCPA) Conference
• 3 children, killed in meth fire, are buried in Dalton
• Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• Education officials worried about pre-K HOPE cuts
• Ga. lawmakers move to restrict 'bath salts'
• Ga. lawmaker outlines changes to immigration bill
• Libyan protesters defiant after Gadhafi speech
• Mayor says Atlanta is making a come-back
• Dalton cops buy cars with drug money
• → GNTC: says if you are within EATING distance of our Floyd County Campus today at lunchtime... go to the H Building with four bucks cash and partake in the recipes from the Ultrasound Chili Cook-Off! Starts at 11:30!
• Library faces tough choices amid budget cuts
• Gingrey tours cancer center, speaks to Rotary
• Hospital closure, tennis center are hot topics as chamber visits Capitol
• US condemns pirate killings, Navy holding suspects
• Libya's Gadhafi vows to fight on, die a martyr
• Temple-Inland supervisor honored for supporting deployed employee
• Jefferson's books found in Mo. university library
• Stomachs!!!! Let's get ready to RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMBLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLE! IT'S ALL AT GNTC... Good News, Tasty Chili! 1st Annual Ultrasound Chili Cook-Off! Tomorrow ...11:30-1:00 (H bldg) on the FCC! ... Get three servings of chili, cornbread/fri
• Census estimates show 1 in 4 US counties are dying
• Calhoun inn once connected to politicians faces condemnation
• RFPRA Gymnastics and Tumbling – New Classes. New Coach. New Facility
• A Continuing Legacy: Andrew Young speaks at Shorter
• Penson, K-9 named Officer of the Year
• Deal outlines HOPE, pre-K overhaul
• NASA to launch newest Earth-observation satellite
• Gordon considering career academy site
• 32 arrested in Walker drug sting
• David/Misty Bohannon, Stephanie Ballard Vaughn, Jamie Nesmith, Chris Re, Sheila Watkins, Brooke Hunsicker, and Gwen Paramore are all winners of Cats Country Prize Packs on the Q2S at GNTC FB page! Now, let's see how many new followers of the Q2S at
• This Saturday at "The Well" in Rome, Georgia will be a meeting of area non-profit organziations that want your time! Take part in this family-friendly event. Check out the link!
• Fire lane fines proposed
• Share local Civil War stories
• Ga. authorities using controlled burns
• Police investigating possible homicide in Alabama
• 23 vases taken from cemetery
• $10,000 worth of drugs stolen from pharmacy
• Emerson fire rekindles, about 400 acres burned
• Kids can meet Curious George, learn about science at museum
• Neeson's 'Unknown' wins weekend with $21.8M debut
• Report: Ga. insurance chief issued himself license
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• Cats’ “Seven” Hit Road For Tourney Tune-Up! GNTC Men Fall On Road at Emory-Oxford University; Lady Cats Face Tough Post-Season. Read GNTC FB page comments for full story...
• Honoring pioneers of the community
• Freshman files financial claim against school district over wrestling incident
• Weather today: Warm, high near 68
• Sunday alcohol roadblock victory for Christian Coalition leader
• Man accused of attacking another with broken umbrella
• Egypt revolt becomes global case study
• Death toll in Libyan uprising near 100
• Attackers raid bank in Afghanistan, kill 8
• Uncertainty dominates Daytona 500 season opener
• UGA professor says BP oil lingering on bottom of Gulf
• → GNTC: is cheering for Bobcats Basketball as Cats Country heads to Emory-Oxfor College today. The Magnificent Seven prepare for the post-season tournament!
• Chattooga commissioner: Redmond offered more for ambulance service
• Second whooping crane found dead at Weiss Lake; reward now at $23,250
• Attorney: Polk school board will reveal secret votes
• Kingston man accused of choking woman
• Shorter University's communication honor society hosting guest speaker series
• Gyrocopter crash in Polk described as more like a hard landing; no one hurt
• Georgia Capitol Notes Days 14-16
• Ga. families brace for cuts to HOPE program
• Bahrain forces fire on protesters; 50 injured
• Cook-offs, Volunteer opportunities, and basketball tournaments... and so much more. It's next week on GNTC!
• Clinton urges Pakistan to implement reforms
• Stocks poised for third straight week of gains
• Police: Day care gives granddad wrong boy
• Cobb County, Ga. schools drop 'balanced calendar'
• Flexibility may be final answer in math debate
• Recycling bin stolen from business
• Gov't says up to 10 pct in US lack good Internet
• Oil companies say they have built oil spill containment system
• Bahrain official: Crackdown was 'regrettable'
• Consumers paid more for most goods in January
• Gingrey responds to House Judiciary Committee approval of HEALTH Act
• IT'S ALL AT GNTC... Good News, Tasty Chili! 1st Annual Ultrasound Chili Cook-Off! Feb 23 11:30-1:00 (H bldg) on the FCC! Good food, judge recipes, enjoy music, and be a part of a new tradition! Get three servings of chili, cornbread/fritos, and d
• Enrollment on the Rise as Georgia Northwestern Technical College Enters Winter Quarter Enrollment at Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) continues to rise as the college enters winter quarter. Reports show the college enrolled 6,367 for winte
• Rome-Floyd fire reports controlled burns
• TVA rate change could mean $3 more or $3 less
• City, county schools plan for rising gas prices
• Rome-Floyd Sports Hall of Fame 2011 Tickets On-Sale Now
• RFPRA Adult Flag Football Registration
• Attorneys: Polk BOE secret ballot violates Open Meetings Act
• Texas judge postpones ruling in beauty queen flap
• Bahrain protesters step up pressure on rulers
• Initial unemployment claims drop by 11 percent in Floyd County
• Berry Student selected to attend national journalism conference
• States, including Georgia, ignored warnings on unemployment insurance
• Time for another Cats Country contest... the conversion to semesters takes place this Fall at Georgia Northwestern. Become a new fan of the Q2S at GNTC FB page and tell us what you know about the switch. Anything at all! We'll pick some of the best
• The "Seven" stop the slide. Georgia Northwestern showing signs of life heading into post-season.
• Panel would look at sentencing reform
• State plotting care for mental health patients
• Bono says improving technology could lift Africa
• Officials plan road tax package
• Police: Woman filed false police, insurance reports on car boyfriend wrecked
• The “Seven” Stump High-Scoring Hiwassee, Streak Ends Last-Second Heroics Seal Cats Win
• House bill would ban online, cell phone bullying
• Poll looks at feelings on declawing, debarking
• Tennis center supporters hope for ace with new video
• → GNTC: Freshman Ty Bonds steals the inbounding pass and streaks the length of the court for a final basket. Streak is over!!!! Cats win!!!!
• → GNTC: Hiwassee has ball at half court with 3.1 seconds left. The Magnificent Seven are up by two. Does the streak end tonight?
• → GNTC: tied up with five seconds left and Matt Woods throw blind bounce pass to a cutting sophomore Kyle Woods. up two and on defense...
• → GNTC: Cats up 3 with 38 seconds left. is streak over?
• → GNTC: cats up by 1 with - min left
• → GNTC: Cats take lead by 1 with 245 left.
• → GNTC: Cats have two point lead and the ball with six to go at home vs four year college Hiwasse College.
• Bill would bar illegal immigrant students
• Subcommittee approves bill to restrict limits on photographing children
• Loudermilk wants ‘person’ designation at conception
• RFPRA Board Meeting Minutes Now Online
• New Orleans Mardi Gras and spring break overlap
• Woman charged with stealing mom’s car
• Report: Shoplifting results in felony drug charge
• Area high schools placed on lockdown
• Cedartown to test emergency sirens
• Ousted employee Sherrod sues Breitbart
• Ariz. may require hospitals to check citizenship
• Study: Eating more fiber could mean longer life
• Ok... if you appreciate good digital art... or just a fan of Cats Country... check this out. Be sure to click on it!
• Hey there, Cats Country! Tell us your most incredible proposal and/or special date story and we'll pick a few to award a Cats Country Prize Pack complete with a Bobcats T-Shirt and Ball Cap! It's a Valentine's Day Special... only from Geor
• Valentine kissing contest lasts 33-plus hours
• Hackers go after the smartphone
• ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! It's Early Registration for SPRING QUARTER!
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of food from 333 on Broad
• Arcade Fire wins best album of the year at Grammys
• Locals watching Paulding, Dawson reservoir development
• ABC: 'Extreme Makeover' picks Rossville family
• Volunteers build wheelchair ramp for veteran
• Children with special needs learn etiquette, social skills at dance
• Sandler, Aniston barely beat Bieber at box office
• Police: Man kills 4 in stabbing rampage across NYC
• Weather today, warmer with a high near 58
• Georgia caught in pickle between jobs, crackdown on illegal immigration
• Robber steals OxyContin from Ringgold pharmacy
• Flu-Shortened Roster Forces OT On Road (Griffin, Georgia) - An off-target shot in the final seconds would leave Cats’ forward Ty Bonds (Southeast Whitfield) with a chance to force overtime at Southern Crescent Friday night. The freshman post specia
• Lady Cats Secure Two Seed In First Post-Season Appearance (Griffin, Georgia) – Georgia Northwestern rolled to a twenty-point halftime lead. Then, the Lady Cats carried the momentum in the second half as they would wrap up the regular-season ending
• FDA approves first 3-D mammography device
• Father in Atlanta charged with stabbing his own sons
• 6 dead, 37 injured in attack on Mexican nightclub
• Palin hires chief of staff for PAC
• 400 arrested in Algeria at rally demanding reforms
• Reaction to Ga. illegal immigration bill is varied
• 3 arrested after armed robbery chase
• Radio Springs road home a 'total loss'
• Zartic cleaning up after fire
• Police search for ‘snatch and grab’ thief
• Switzerland freezes any assets tied to Mubarak
• Loudermilk planning town hall meetings in Floyd, Gordon and Bartow counties
• Teen killed in wreck identified as 16-year-old Armuchee High School student
• Tunisians fleeing unrest arrive in droves in Italy
• Pakistani airline employees end 4-day strike
• For those of you who don't know, this is the last game of the regular season for Georgia Northwestern's Lady Cats! They play before the men tonight at Southern Crescent Tech in Griffin, Georgia. LET'S SEE HOW MANY POSTS OF SUPPORT WE CAN G
• Good luck Bobcats and Lady Cats as they travel to Griffin, Georgia today to take on Southern Crescent Tech. Ladies tip things off at 5:30 p.m., the guys begin at 7:30 p.m. GO CATS!
• Wreck near FMC clogs 2nd Ave., slows Turner McCall Blvd.
• Chamber taps Cartersville native to fill leadership void
• Report: Man stole TV, computer
• Fire destroys camper
• Dr. Donald Dowless named 19th President of Shorter University
• Feds: Mobster fugitive captured in rural Idaho
• Ga. lawmakers weigh drastic school reform bill
• January deficit grows by $50B, on pace for $1.5T
• Hundreds crowd into Cave Spring Elementary for pinto beans, fellowship
• Suicide bomber kills 31 soldiers in NW Pakistan
• Ladies and gentlemen of GNTC... if you don't hear or read a special announcement changing what is already scheduled for you, there is no change. AGAIN, CONGRATS TO OUR GRADUATES last night. And good luck t
• Romans ignore morning snow to snag new Verizon iPhone
• Cats Country Goes Pink vs. Central Georgia
• March of Dimes ambassador shares daughter’s story
• Fans celebrate Packers win with final tailgate
• Copper reported stolen from local business
• Report: Guns stolen from Craton Road home
• Jennifer Holcombe wins Kennedy Center Musical Theatre Award
• US Embassy: Corruption unpunished in Argentina
• 325 graduate from Georgia Northwestern Technical College
• Rep. Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• Doss removed from State Transportation Board in close vote
• Fiber-optic communications cable arrives in Cuba
• FOUR HOURS TO GRADUATION!
• The Floyd County Technical High School and GTNC hosted the SkillsUSA Region Competition Feb. 4 SkillsUSA is a national organization serving high school and college students and professional members enrolled in training programs in technical, skilled, and
• Egyptian opposition defiant over VP's warning
• First Lady to visit Atlanta for health campaign
• Barge: Graduation rate could drop 16 percentage points
• Crucial DOT vote scheduled today
• Interest groups speak out on Ga. immigration bill
• Rome superintendent agrees to contract extension despite earlier retirement plans
• Ex-MSNBC host Keith Olbermann heads to Current TV
• Officials believe well at Chattooga site could be a water source for three counties
• State rep. reintroduces horse racing proposal
• Ga. tax collections rise for eighth month
• Here fishy, fishy, fishy.... The Tennessee Aquarium is offering college students, faculty and staff a 50 percent discount throughout the month of February. While it’s cold on campus, students can use this offer to warm up inside the Aquarium&rsquo
• Gov't to release findings of Toyota investigation
• GO PINK, CATS COUNTRY!
• Senate Democrats call for 2nd redistricting office
• WEAR YOUR PINK TODAY! (Wear it on campus and show your support of the fight... and of the Lady Cats and Bobcats!!!!) Breast Cancer Awareness Games TONIGHT at Pepperell High School. Lady Cats vs. Central Georgia Tech at 6. Bobcats vs. Central Georgia Tec
• Ga. businesses express caution on crackdown on illegal immigration
• Ga. Farm Bureau Hosting Contests
• Blind hiker, athlete, author Erik Weihenmayer to speak at Darlington School
• Super Bowl ads: Eminem, Darth Vader, catering dogs
• Report: Russia warns US over missile defense plans
• St. Mary’s Catholic School to hold annual auction
• Carnival in flames: fire destroys samba warehouses
• Senate Democrats call for 2nd redistricting office
• Police: Man called 911 six times, later found intoxicated
• Police: Cedartown teen arrested, charged with stealing video games
• Calhoun to hold Black History Basketball Classic
• iPhone, doorknob reported stolen
• Cats Road Trip Hits Detour At Middle Georgia “Seven” Hustles, Falls Short On Scoreboard (Fort Valley, Georgia) – Freshman guard Treas Jackson (Heritage-Catoosa) tried to pace things for the road warrior Bobcats at Middle Georgia Saturd
• Woodstock man sentenced for child porn collection
• Bennett to present State of the City report
• WikiLeaks' Assange faces extradition hearing in UK
• Discussion of potential tri-county reservoir is on County Commission agenda
• Reagan celebrated by Nancy, Beach Boys on 100th
• Patriot Guard replaces deceased veteran's destroyed medals, flag Read more: The Daily Tribune News - Patriot Guard replaces deceased veteran's flag
• GA Supreme Court Justice in Egypt amid uprising
• Today's hot deal: $15 for $30 worth of fine dining from La Scala
• Egypt's Brotherhood to hold talks with government
• Weather today, mostly sunny with a high near 54
• House Republicans go easy on cuts for Congress
• Egypt's ruling party leaders resign but regime holds
• Amanda Knox lawyers seek to stop Lifetime film
• Egypt ruling party leaders resign but regime holds
• State Supreme Court denies request to seal charges against DeKalb judge
• Cats Country Goes Pink Tuesday When the Lady Cats of Georgia Northwestern finally take the floor for the opener of two Breast Cancer Awareness games with Central Georgia Tech on Tuesday night at 6 p.m., players and fans of Cats Country, as well as thos
• Egypt prime minister says stability returning
• Ex-UGA cheerleading coach ordered to pay $90K
• Today's Hot Deal: 88 Hot Wings for $40 (Regular Price $80) from Pizza Hut
• Immigration bill stirs debate at the Capitol
• Pedestrian bridge to be built this summer
• Mobile home fire reported on Baker Drive
• 'King's Speech' earns praise from kids who stutter
• FDIC closes two more Georgia banks
• Former employees of Catoosa County company say they have been left in the lurch
• SeaWorld, Busch Gardens to open new attractions
• 2nd Annual PCC “Chili Cook Off” Feb. 23 A/B Bldg. Gallery Judging at 11 a.m. and Tasting at 11:30 a.m. Details: Signup sheet and list of rules are located in the front office on the Polk County Campus PRIZES will be awarded: 1st Plac
• Georgia turns 278 Saturday
• 'I'm Sick ... And I'll Be Serving You Tonight'
• Egypt protesters throng square after violence
• Woman reports video game, electronics stolen from Blanche Avenue residence
• What's the best Valentine's gift you have ever given or have ever received?
• Ringgold moving along on pedestrian bridge project
• As of 4:55 a.m. on Friday, no word of any closings at any GNTC campuses. IF this changes, we will share this here at GNTC's FB page. Have a great day, everyone!
• Youth Spring Sport Registrations Open Monday, February 7
• Severe drought threatens millions in Somalia
• Man dies after being struck by a train in Bartow County
• Weather update: Snow turns to rain and sleet; more sleet possible Friday, according to National Weather Service
• Tens of thousands march against Yemen president
• Suspected Taliban commander dies at Guantanamo
• Lady Cats game vs. Gadsden State in Gadsden, Alabama has been postponed due to inclement weather moving into their area. No word on a reschedule date at this time.
• Good luck, Lady Cats!!! Georgia Northwestern is on the road headed to play one of the toughest basketball programs in the State of Alabama. Game tips off at Gadsden State in Gadsden, Alabama at 5:30 p.m., central time.
• You know, if you eat as many pancakes as you can at an ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT-PANCAKE-BREAKFAST, you may need some MEDICAL ASSISTING! Well, we have the perfect breakfast opportunity for you. The 2011 Medical Assisting class of GNTC is selling $5 tickets to ju
• Today’s Hot Deal: standard tax preparation for $50 from Betterment Insurance
• RFPRA Eagle Golf Spring Registration
• Legislators hear concerns about closing Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital
• Lindale woman wanted in Ala. arrested
• Police: Convicted felon had 3 guns
• Cherokee Co. bans booting of vehicles over parking
• Senate Republicans lose vote on health law
• WikiLeaks nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
• THE CHILI COOKOFF on the FCC... Wanna eat? Package Deal $4.00: • Soda of your choice • Piece of Cornbread • 3 Sample cups • 1 ticket for voting • 1 – 16 oz bowl for the one you really want to eat a bunch of. Ala Carte: &b
• Enter Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s 1st Annual Ultrasound “Chili Cook Off” (on the Floyd County Campus) Wednesday, February 23, 2011 11:30-1:00pm Health Building (H bldg) Contact Leif Penrose to enter and/or for details
• Surprise your Valentine with a Mylar balloon. ♥ Request an order form from dnance@gntc.edu. ♥ Deliver the order form and payment ($5 for delivery or $3 for pick up) by Thursday 2/10/11 as instructed on the order form. ♥ Choose
• Head of TVA Watts Bar nuke project abruptly exits
• Commissioner: Ga. pre-K has waiting list of 10K
• Georgia groundhog predicts early spring
• Alleged ringleader of Rome prostitution house in jail
• West Central student wins Rome spelling bee
• Finnegan to Rotary: Providence Prep a go for this fall
• Antique farm tools taken
• Four-wheelers recovered
• Copper stolen from armory
• Sign shattered in wreck
• Cats Country Cancer Basketball Game /// See the Cats Cast Now!
• Cats Country to hold a BREAST CANCER AWARENESS GAME on FEBRUARY 8! More info to come.
• Judges oppose law demanding bond for some
• Jordan's king fires Cabinet amid protests
• Police: Doraville man arrested, charged with running Wilkins Street prostitution house
• Police: Suspected cocaine dealer arrested
• Study finds red light cameras cut fatal crashes
• Slam Poet, "BLUZ" on the WCC on Feb. 10 and the FCC on Feb. 15. Both days from 11:30 to 12:30. Who is he? Watch this!
• Early Registration for Spring Quarter is February 14 - 18.
• Bobcats travel to Crown College in Powell, Tennessee tonight. Lady Cats travel to Gadsden State in Gadsden, Alabama on Thursday. Both teams play at Middle Georgia Tech on Saturday. Lady Cats have won two of their last three.
• Shorter University's Jasmine Habersham headed to national voice competition
• Pie-makers aim for pizza Super Bowl action
• Fire chief: Cutting torch ignited Cedartown Zartic fire
• Rome police seeking community input
• Las Vegas woman accused of using stolen credit card in Rome
• Fairmount man charged with felony threats, burglary, damage
• Police: Man arrested after firing gun in mobile home park
• Isakson, education secretary call on black men to go into teaching
• Report: Man found with meth and pipe in car on Calhoun Road
• says CONGRATULATIONS to the 33 GNTC'ers nominated for the 2011 G.O.A.L. Award. (Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership)
• Police: Woman stabbed man in elbow during altercation
• Wednesday, February 23, Floyd County Campus – In the Health Occupations Building... Chili Cook-off @ lunch time. A fundraiser being held by the Sonography program at GNTC. More details to come later this week!
• Report: Americans need to eat less salt
• Firth, Portman, Bale, Leo win Screen Actors prizes
• Schools will receive gift cards after Community Blood Drive
• Barton comes home to sing: Grammy-nominated opera singer performs at First Baptist Church
• Air conditioning unit, wiring reported stolen
• Lady Cats Avenge Season-Opening Heartbreak (Carrollton, Georgia) – After starting their inaugural season 1-5, the Lady Cats of Georgia Northwestern are starting to show their teeth. For the third straight game, the Lady Cats saw their fate decided
• Registration for Summer and Fall 2011 and the Q2S Conversion is just around the corner. Have any questions? Get on the Q2S at GNTC FB page and ask!!!! Don't get caught off guard.
• Report: Police cite 19 in underage drinking bust
• Ore. town getting back to normal after manhunt
• Report: Man assaults convenience store employee after stealing two pickles
• Blasts, fire at Venezuela arms depot, 1 killed
• Gordon County to make up snow days, 15 minutes at a time
• → GNTC: Lady Cats make turn around in 2011... Now and 2-1 since Christmas break. Story to come later in a.m.
• High hits 70 on sunny Saturday
• Georgia immigration bill is being studied by committee
• Update: One of 2 fires on Friday called suspicious
• US to Egypt: Don't 'stand pat' need 'real reform'
• Ex-Blackwater president denies excessive force
• After winning their last game at the buzzer against Middle Georgia Tech, Georgia Northwestern would see another last second play decide a home game. With the scoreboard locked up at 55, Rome’s Angela Little would draw a foul and knock down a pair o
• Floyd County woman arrested in relation to physical altercation
• Rome native puts up game winner in final two seconds in Lady Cats home game Friday night. Story to come shortly! Lady Cats and Bobcats play tonight at West Georgia Tech in Carrollton, Ga. GO CATS COUNTRY!
• Police fire on protests in Cairo; at least 1 dead
• Report: Cave Spring man signed jail documents under false name
• Woman jailed on charges of felony property damage
• Shorter University's fall 2010 Dean's List announced
• Son says North Korean leader opposed succession
• White House taps 2 judicial nominees
• AP finds execution-drug shortage widespread in US
• Bartow sweep nets 17 arrests, including one Roman
• Ford 2010 profit highest in a decade as sales rise
• Plainville man found guilty of child molestation
• UGA considers easing tailgate rules
• Hot Deal: $12 for 2 Reserved Admission Tickets to "A Shot in the Dark" at the Rome Little Theatre ($24 Value)
• RFPRA Tennis Class Registration
• Revenue department reissuing rescinded tax refund payments
• Shorter's "Friends of Theatre Cabaret" to be held Saturday, Jan. 29
• Hugh Jackman to return to the Academy Awards stage
• Humans may have left Africa earlier than thought
• Ga. schools chief: graduation rate to drop
• Ill. high court: Emanuel can run for Chicago mayor
• Egypt: Internet down, police counterterror unit up
• Ga. revenue department sorting through tax glitch
• Arguments set in tri-state water wars case
• Floyd County's unemployment rate unchanged at 10.6 percent in December
• → GNTC: Ok, WCC'ers!!! Time to give blood TODAY!!! Look for the bloodmobile and share life! See? Today will be a big day... And you just thought you were going to class!!!
• Local company wins county contract
• Communities in Schools planning 2nd adult kickball championship
• Shorter Athletics announces addition of club sports program
• DNR board rejects calls to toughen interbasin transfer rule
• Astronomers claim earliest galaxy yet from Hubble
• I-75 lane to be closed in Catoosa
• CBO: Social Security to run permanent deficits
• Ga. lawmaker files tough immigration law
• Snow likely today before 1 p.m., no accumulation expected
• → GNTC: So you are a Bobcat fan, huh? PROVE IT! The Lady Cats and Bobcats are asking for your support on their closest road game taking place this Saturday at West Georgia Tech. Great for individuals, friends, and family...and GNTC'ers get in f
• UPDATE: Georgia executes Emanuel Hammond for 1988 killing of preschool teacher
• Alto Park Elementary expansion to start soon
• Police: Man pawned stolen vehicle title
• Obama: Leadership now 'shared responsibility'
• Just two months ago, Georgia Northwestern topped a visiting Covenant College squad by six. It would be one of ten consecutive regular-season losses for the Scots JV squad who entered Tuesday night’s rematch with the Bobcats with a winless 0-10 mark
• Andrew Young slated to speak at Shorter University's celebration of Black History Month
• Meeting about Bartow sports complex draws standing-room only crowd
• Ohio to use surgical drug in lethal injections
• Man forged mom’s signature on retirement checks after she died
• Egyptians denounce Mubarak, clash with riot police
• → GNTC: Go Cats!
• Want a brand new Cats Country Ball Cap without leaving your keyboard? Guess the final score of tonight’s Lady Cats or Bobcats basketball game at Covenant College. Whoever guesses the final score the closest WINS! You may guess the scores of both
• Sunday alcohol sales legislation given good odds
• Chattooga teacher faces new charges
• Floyd BOE to approve 2011-2012 school calendar
• World-renowned concert pianist Abbey Simon will perform, host Master Class at Shorter University
• Update: 2 arrested after Kingston Hwy propane leak, evacuation
• NAMI examines hospital closing
• State of the Union: It’s the economy, again
• Driver sentenced in Temple-Inland fraud
• Calhoun students to make up snow days during winter break
• Who needs one of the brand new Cats Country Ball Caps? YOU DO! #Bobcats play at #Covenant College JV Tuesday night. #GNTC won their last match-up at home in November, 63-57. Tell us the final score and the winner of the Tuesday night game and win a bra
• If YOU were graduating in the Winter GNTC Graduation on February 9, how would your life change right now?
• GNTC Employee, Michael Fennell, Receives Doctor of Education Degree Michael L. Fennell, Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s (GNTC) assistant dean of Industrial Technology on the Walker County Campus and program director of Drafting Technolog
• Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..... The WCC Library has an announcement to make. The Outdoor Bookdrop has been moved to under the covered entrance to the Cafeteria just outside the 500 building.
• Precinct shooting forces look at police security
• At Obama's midpoint, an altered State of the Union
• Iraq: Car bombs targeting Shiite pilgrims kill 18
• Today's weather: Sunny, high near 53. Rain and possibly snow Tuesday
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne, 96, dies at Calif. home
• County to adopt $43 million budget
• Dalton State to exhibit collection of area artist
• Ga. legislators to introduce tougher immigration rules
• Will VW plant impact Northwest Georgia, locals wonder
• Who needs one of the brand new Cats Country Ball Caps? YOU DO! #Bobcats play at #Covenant College JV Tuesday night. #GNTC won their last match-up at home in November, 63-57. Tell us the final score and the winner of the Tuesday night game and win a bra
• Reminder, Cats Country... all book sales and purchases are found under the DISCUSSIONS tab above. Need a book? Selling a book? That's where you go! Happy Sunday to you!
• Family says jail inmate who died had tender side
• Weather today: Sunny, high near 48 chance of snow after 1 a.m., Monday
• Marcus Dixon a win away from Super Bowl trip
• 4-Hers swell Georgia Highlands campus
• At 10 p.m., traffic still slowed on Martha Berry Highway; one serious injury reported in wreck
• Motorcyclist hospitalized following head-on collision with van
• Rome woman accused of stalking, marijuana possession
• TV stolen from Butler Street residence
• Analysis: Deal takes early grasp of reins
• Man accused of multiple thefts
• Iran talks fail, no new date set
• Foundation and city award grant to launch premier public art program
• Obama says opening markets key to jobs
• Steak ’n Shake adds breakfast to its menu
• Slide Stops, Bobcats Win GNTC Claims Non-Conference Match (Morrow, GA) – Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, a pair of snow storms, and 61 days have passed since Georgia Northwestern’s Bobcats won their last collegiate ball game of th
• Chambliss predicts Senate will vote on health care repeal
• Streak ends.... Cats win on road!!!! Details to come!
• Caribbean touts tourism surge after crisis
• China's president to see Chicago Chinese institute
• Google working to retain "cool" label
• Tunisians mourn slain protesters, demand freedom
• COLLEGE DAY ON THE FCC WEDNESDAY!
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) will be hosting College Day on January 26, 2011 on the Floyd County Campus from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. GNTC College Day is an event that provides high school jrs and srs with general information about the
• Berry College library gets national grant to highlight author
• Armed robber shoots man in Cedartown; victim treated and released from hospital
• Ex-bank officer in Ga. pleads guilty to charges
• Deal meets with GDOT, GEMA on snowstorm response
• Country superstar Alan Jackson, Sony split
• Regional commission hears pluses of broadband project
• Generators, weed trimmers reported stolen
• Report: Woman hears gunshot, finds car door window shattered and items stolen
• Public Service Commissioner commissioner drives green
• Panel to look at school funding
• The Cats Are At Home!
• Check this out about one of our own!
• Intramural Basketball begins next Thursday (January 27) at 1:30 p.m. at the LaFayette Rec. Department. If you have already signed up, please be there ready to play. Teams will be sorted out at that time. If you'd like to sign up as an individual or
• Ga. unemployment rate rises to 10.2 percent in December
• Want to see what the Summer and Fall Terms will look like on the calendar? Follow the Q2S at GNTC Facebook page now! We've got the link posted there.
• Gwinnett Sunday school teacher charged with molestation
• We are closing in on 3,000 GNTC'ers following the FB page. That's half of our student body! Next time you hear someone want to know info that can be found on here, let 'em know... GNTC Facebook can help! Have a great day in Cats Country! P
• Georgia Department of Natural Resources may close wildlife areas
• Meeting about Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital closing draws hundreds
• Shorter University assessing possible move to NCAA Division II
• DDA considers request to remove trees from Broad Street
• Fire extinguished at Ga. sugar refinery
• Backpack bomb found at MLK event rattles Spokane
• Obama, Hu spar over human rights, hail econ ties
• House votes to repeal health care law
• Intramural Bowling in Rome begins in 15 minutes!!!!!!
• Students enjoying the Jason Bishop Illusionist Show at the GCC today!
• WINTER GRADUATION IS FEBRUARY 9 in Dalton, GA at the Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center!
• NEW MARCH dates at GNTC... 17th – Last night for Thursday p.m. classes 21st – Final Registration – no day classes; last night for Monday p.m. classes to meet 22nd – Last day for day classes; last night for Tuesday p.m. classes to
• Shavanti Hiles Selected as GNTC’s EAGLE Representative The 2011 EAGLE selection committee is proud to announce that Shavanti Hiles of Floyd County has been chosen to represent Georgia Northwestern Technical College at this year’s EAGLE Lead
• Soooooooooooo, are you ready for Semesters this fall?
• Great show from Illusionist Jason Bishop on the FCC yesterday. And abracadbra, HE'S BACK on the GCC! Catch him at lunch time today! Post your cell pics from the show today. Top photos could win a Cats Country Prize Pack! PSST... Intramural Bowling b
• House to vote on repealing Obama's health care law
• 26 states join Obama health care lawsuit in Fla.
• Georgia seceded 150 years ago today
• Walker schools to get 5 new buses
• Rome BOE: Snow days won’t be made up during spring break
• Opera department to perform "Ballad of Baby Doe"
• Shorter University's Hopkins Institute for Business Ethics to feature lecture on ethics in healthcare
• Pepperell wins county’s Academic Decathlon
• UN court: Lebanon should avoid Hariri case rumors
• Officials: Sen. Joe Lieberman will retire in 2012
• Rome BOE: Snow days won't be made up during spring break, after all
• Arab leaders to pledge $2B to revamp economies
• Suicide bombing in Iraq kills 45 police recruits
• Walker County Schools schedule may be affected by week-long "snow-cation"
• UPDATE: Missing Walker County man found
• Police: Repeat burglar caught again
• Rome BOE to adopt new board policies
• Mellow Mushroom busy on first official day
• MLK Day celebration draws hundreds in downtown Rome
• Greener Burger closed for 'lack of operating capital'
• Report: $950 in sound equipment stolen from local church
• Sign-up will take place THIS WEEK for Intramural Basketball and Intramural Bowling. 3-on-3 Basketball will be hosted by the WCC. Bowling will be hosted by the FCC. Watch for sign-ups this week! Want to be sure to get your name on the sign-up lists asap?
• Young King inspired by time in Conn., work on farm
• Martin Luther King III to pay tribute to father
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for one large specialty pizza or large five topping pizza at Pizza Hut
• Remembering the struggle for freedom: Church service honors Martin Luther King Jr.
• Schools brace for budget cuts
• Police: Man leads police on foot, later found with knife, drugs
• Traffic stop ends in burglary arrest
• Princess, Dutchess, Countess: What to call Kate?
• Lady Cats Beat Buzzer, 1-0 in 2011 Georgia Northwestern Picks Up Second Conference Win (The R.A.C., Rossville, Georgia) – In a game which saw Georgia Northwestern jump out to an early 12-1 lead at the Rossville Athletic Complex in Rossville, Georg
• Lady Cats Win At The Buzzer Saturday night! Recap and pics still to come. P.S. Lady Cats are 1-0 in 2011!
• AJC: Officials slam state weather readiness
• Whitfield man wants justice after false 911 call
• Raw feelings ease over health law
• Weather today, slightly warmer, high near 48
• NFL Playoffs: Falcons fall to Packers 48-21
• Rome's Mellow Mushroom throws private bash in advance of Monday's opening
• Son suggests Reagan had Alzheimer's as president
• Paramedic describes horrific shooting scene in Tucson
• ANALYSIS: Everyone loves Savannah
• Tunisia hit with looting as new leader is sworn in
• Icy driveway leads to fatal accident
• Winter weather costs adding up for metro cities, counties
• Athens airport project in doubt
• Tenn. wildlife board considers sandhill crane hunt
• Miss America celebrates 90th anniversary in Vegas
• Shorter University hosting art exhibit by Frank Murphy
• 100 pilgrims killed in stampede at Indian festival
• Time Warner Cable customers face another blackout
• What's your sign? Minn. prof suggests it's off
• GOT CABIN FEVER? Shake it off with a double-header of CATS COUNTRY! The Bobcats and Lady Cats Basketball teams face Middle Georgia Tech at The R.A.C. in Rossville, Georgia TOMORROW! (Women tip-off at 5 p.m., Men thirty minutes after conclusion of women&#
• Poll: Certainty about equality unchanged since '06
• Calhoun's Meadows to chair powerful House Rules Committee
• GOP chief Michael Steele fights for second term
• Computers stolen in two burglaries
• NEW NOTE GNTC'ers!!! DROP DEADLINE and other dates to be delayed to new dates. Last Day to Drop/100% refund: January 18, 2011 Last Day to Add a class: January 19, 2011 Payment deadline for classes added during drop/add: January 20, 20
• Deal releases statement as part of MLK holiday tribute
• Farmers call for spending cuts, can't agree where
• Region: Crime reports drop with temperature
• Bridal expo set for Saturday
• The GNTC testing center will be taking phone calls all day tomorrow to set up PSB testing. But please be patient. Hundreds of testers-limited phone lines.
• 4 arrested on child neglect charges
• Report: Man passed fake $100 bill in Cave Spring
• Major milestone: Wounded Giffords moves arms, legs
• Tunisian president suggests he won't seek new term
• ((Here is a pic of the front of the Administration Building on the WCC. Steps covered in ice.)) Now, parking lots are being cleared on the campuses. However, be very careful where you walk and enter buildings on your campus. With temperatures dipping int
• NEW INFORMATION ON GRADUATION! Graduation will be moving to February 9. It had been re-scheduled to January 25. However, scheduling conflicts have made another change necessary. We will see you at 7 p.m. on February 9 at the Northwest Georgia Trade and
• ATTENTION!!! ALL GNTC CAMPUSES will re-open on FRIDAY (TOMORROW) at 9 a.m. Remember, the drop deadline for dropping a GNTC course will now be tomorrow, then.
• Good morning, Cats Country! As of right now, we are waiting on a few things. First, will the campuses of GNTC be open on Friday. Second, will the Cats and Lady Cats Basketball games being held in Rossville, Georgia Saturday remain as scheduled? Stay tune
• Freeze won't lift until Friday
• Ga. colleges postpone deadlines
• Most students get 4th day off
• RFPRA Offices To Reopen Thursday
• Rome’s red-light cameras shut down
• Scraper truck falls through Gordon parking deck
• Poll: Obama, GOP improve their standing
• Dutch government enforcing taxes on prostitution
• Most local schools cancel Thursday classes
• Prayer and mourning in Haiti a year after quake
• ATTENTION: Georgia Northwestern Technical College will be closing ALL FOUR of its campuses on Thursday 1-13-11. Again, the GNTC Graduation scheduled for 1-13-11 has been postponed to 1-25-11 at 7 p.m. at the Northwestern Georgia Trade and Convention Cent
• ATTENTION!!! Georgia Northwestern Technical College Graduation originally scheduled for tomorrow night at the Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center in Dalton, Georgia has been postponed to 7 p.m. on January 25.
• City, county say snow cleanup costs mounting
• RFPRA Offices Closed - All Programs And Activities Canceled
• Local schools closed Wednesday; some churches cancel services
• HBO leads Directors Guild nominations for television
• Icy roads could greet drivers this morning
• Burglars use brick to break into home
• Burglary reported on Westwood Circle
• News from the administration of Georgia Northwestern, ALL CAMPUSES OF GNTC will be CLOSED on Wednesday (1-12-11). Conditions on many roads, as well as the condition of the access roads and parking areas on the four campuses, have led to this decision. A
• Police: Woman arrested after found driving stolen car
• NGEMC restores power to all Murray Co. customers
• North Ga. highways remain icy
• Deal gets right to work
• RFPRA Offices Closed And All Activities Cancelled
• Floyd, Rome schools and Darlington closed Tuesday
• Man slain on Acapulco highway; 31 dead in 4 days
• Storm also hits area counties
• Storm knocks out power to 6,500 customers in Ga.
• Officials praise law as success
• For those of you interested, since TODAY (MONDAY) was to be the final day to drop a course for Winter Quarter at Georgia Northwestern, the drop deadline will be the FIRST day we return to on-campus classes. If you have any questions regarding this, plea
• It's Official! ALL Georgia Northwestern Campuses will be CLOSED on Tuesday! This is for Day and Evening classes. Stay tuned to Facebook, YT, Wordpress, and GNTC.edu for the very latest on Georgia Northwestern!
• Roof of Stanley Automotive collapses
• Ga. legislative session set to get underway
• Video: Live streaming of Governor's inauguration at 2:30 p.m., prayer service at 9 a.m.
• Lawmakers to tackle budget, education, ethics in new General Assembly session
• RFPRA Offices Closed and Activities Cancelled on Monday, January 10, 2011
• Thornton Recreation Center Line Dance Classes
• Schools close Monday for snow, ice
• Fans, rescued miner celebrate Elvis' 76th birthday
• Perdue declares state of emergency in Georgia
• Another note from the Georgia Northwestern Storm Center... The Georgia Northwestern Men's Basketball game versus visiting Emory-Oxford College has been postponed to a date to be determined in the future.
• Suspect faces 5 federal charges in Arizona attack
• Yes, friends! It's official!!! ALL GNTC campuses closed on Monday for day and evening classes. No word on Tuesday scheduling at this time. Stay tuned to Facebook for the latest at GNTC!!!
• NOTE FOR YOU CATS COUNTRY! First, no word on any closings of any campus due to the weather forecast. However, if you want to know first, you can check this page periodically. Updates will be posted as they come in. Also, you can sign up for E2ALERTS on t
• Job seekers giving up
• After Arizona rampage, appeals to cool the political tone
• Weather today cold, expect snow
• Georgians weigh in on 2011 legislative session
• Jury selection scheduled Monday in trial of former math teacher
• Challenges await state officials
• ANALYSIS: Perdue leaves record of keeping the train on the track
• Heating and air unit reported stolen
• Man accused of stealing prescription medication
• Death toll now at 6 in Tucson shooting
• Man charged with crack cocaine possession
• Report: Intoxicated man fought with family, police
• Man charged with selling 230 pounds of stolen metal
• Police: Man made threats with kitchen knife
• Shorter University's December 2010 graduates announced
• Shorter University set to offer online Master of Arts in Teaching degree
• FIFA president expects 2022 WCup to be in winter
• Southern Sudan makes "Final Walk to Freedom"
• US official: No record of woman said held by Iran
• Winter storm watch issued for area through Monday evening; up to 7 inches of snow possible Sunday night
• Pakistanis mourn a once tolerant, relaxed nation
• SNOW IS IN THE FORECAST for NORTHWEST GEORGIA for Sunday Night/Monday Morning. As the next two days go by, we will all be watching closely to see what happens. Want to be the first to know if GNTC closes for severe weather? SIGN UP FOR E2ALERTS RIGHT NOW
• December jobs report seen showing greater hiring
• Mellow Mushroom announces Jan. 17 grand opening
• Worker found dead at Ga. recycling plant
• Good morning to you, Cats Country! PLEASE post all book sales and purchases under the DISCUSSIONS tab ONLY. It's located at the top of the page. When you post in that tab, it will also appear on the GNTC wall. This is an attempt to keep from studen
• Former Floyd County officer pleads guilty to damage of property, violation of oath of office
• Today's hot deal: $25 for a 1-Hour private yoga class with Yoga 4 Rome
• Hospice Companion Volunteers Needed
• 2011 John Pinson Jr. Outstanding Student Athlete Nominees
• Acworth man killed in wreck
• Egypt Christians mark mournful Christmas Eve Mass
• Iraqi cleric implores followers to show discipline
• Shorter expanding online offerings
• Intramural 3-on-3 Basketball and Bowling to take place on the WCC and FCC, respectively, this Winter Quarter. First sign-ups for basketball take place Monday on the WCC! Stay tuned for all other info on these events!
• It's the first day of Winter Quarter! Remember, you have until Monday to drop a course. You have until Wednesday to add a course. As for campus life, Illusionist Jason Bishop will be hitting a couple of the campuses in less than two weeks. Check his
• Shoppers won't lose energy in 2011, economists say
• It's the first day of Winter Quarter! Remember, you have until Monday to drop a course. You have until Wednesday to add a course. As for campus life, Illusionist Jason Bishop will be hitting a couple of the campuses in less than two weeks. Check his
• President sends 2 Ga. fed judge nominations to Senate
• Deer collisions keep police busy
• Lunch ‘n Learn Series Starts January 20, 2011
• Armuchee connector construction on schedule
• Glenwood Primary earns state recognition for standardized testing
• Iran arrests Christians, says they're hard-liners
• Omaha school gunman takes own life after wounding several
• New Venezuela congress has larger opposition
• Cartersville man sentenced to 20 years on child pornography charges
• Roses for Pakistan governor's alleged killer
• Bobcats Doing Charity Work Over Break
• Financial Aid has asked to pass a note along to you. If you are attending this Winter, but have been dropped from your classes for any reason... please know you have to get added back into your classes before Financial Aid can help you.
• Georgia's Manufacturer's Appreciation Week is having a student art contest. Students from Kindergarten through 12th grade from across Georgia can submit artwork depicting the importance of manufacturing to their lives and communities. Lots of w
• Update: Two transported to hospital following wreck with entrapment
• Dalton teacher identified Tuesday's fatal wreck on I-75
• Doss optimistic about staying on transportation board
• Lawrenceville man picked up on drug charges
• Police: Copper taken from 2 cell towers
• Pelosi says 'no regrets' on last day as speaker
• Europe ups security for Copts amid online threats
• Capt. Parker returns to North Heights to surprise students
• Israeli PM appeals to US to free convicted spy
• Georgia's 2011 fishing regulations now available
• Starting next fall, people living in Whitfield and Murray counties will have access to new and expanded technical education programs through Georgia Northwestern Technical College, in addition to those programs currently offered by Dalton State College.
• Obama exhorts Republicans to put politics aside
• is wondering what class you are looking forward to the most!
• Here is the Dean's List and the President's List for the FALL 2010 Quarter at Georgia Northwestern. CONGRATULATIONS!!!! And Good Luck in SPRING 2011 beginning THURSDAY!
• 12 killed on Ga. roads over holiday weekend
• Girl Scout cookies on sale Friday
• Library’s youth section offers adventures in pages of books
• McNiece voted first female mayor of Rome
• AP source: Obama may name William Daley to top job
• Oscar-nominated star Pete Postlethwaite dies at 64
• Update: Suspect at large in shooting death of Rockmart teen, victim identified
• Woman threatened with a gun at Shorter Avenue IGA
• GOP agenda may mean more in 2012 than now
• Reports of sea lion shootings on rise in Calif.
• Obama signs Sept. 11 first responders bill
• Local officials support Gov. inaugural weekend with day of service
• Expedia stops selling American Airlines tickets
• Cedar Bluff retires drug dog
• Police: Floyd County man had meth
• Report: Police find two bags of meth on man
• Cave Spring man arrested on drug charges
• Hey... over 2,500 friends!!!! Thanks for joining GNTC online!
• Teacher evaluations will hinge on test scores
• Fort Benning population on the rise
• Two officers shot in Ohio trailer park
• UN focuses on human rights abuses in Ivory Coast
• Weather day, sunny high near 49
• Teens can learn safe driving techniques
• After storms, sun shines brightly on Rose Parade
• Rome man facing weapons charges
• Woman charged with battery, possession of meth
• Police: Man was driving a stolen car
• Harbin 2011 5K rescheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m.
• Floyd County man arrested after fight
• Today's weather
• A Look Back: Rome sees opportunity zone
• Millions gather worldwide to ring in new year
• Police: Rome man possessed cocaine
• A Look Back: RN-T’s most read online stories
• Rome ends 2010 with rainfall deficit
• Oil's surge in 2010 paves the way for $4 gasoline
• New Year's revelers in Atlanta for Peach Drop
• Report: Rome woman hid boyfriend from police
• Police: Floyd County man was selling marijuana
• Millions gathering worldwide to ring in new year
• CDC: Flu season picks up, widespread in 5 states
• Emergency response classes to be held in January
• Kidney parole condition raises ethical questions
• China's online population hits 450 million
• Christine O'Donnell denies misusing campaign funds
• Out-of-town volunteers help clean up Rome
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for $10 worth of food from Buffalo's
• Unemployment benefit applications drop sharply nationwide
• Tibetan monks studying science at Emory in Atlanta
• Tax credits for West Third businesses approved
• Warrant sweep targets child support offenders
• Value of residential homes still well below expectations across Northwest Georgia
• Family feud delays Venezuelan president's burial
• 1 injured in wreck by mall
• Food drive set for Jan. 8 Day of Service
• Child support warrant sweep nets arrests
• A Look Back: Murders, mysteries mark 2010
• Despite November plunge, Smokies visits steady
• Cross country cycling to bring competitors to Rome
• Report: Fight lands Rome woman in jail
• Hawaii's governor wants to reveal Obama birth info
• Manatees paddle to warm water to escape Fla. chill
• New dock could be ordered next week
• Arab League chief sees no desire for war in Sudan
• The Force is strong: 'Empire' tapped for registry
• Obama's economist pick seen as sign of new agenda
• New Ga. ag commissioner wants paintings removed
• A Look Back: Guilty pleas, acquittals mark year in court
• Winter storm could strand air passengers for days
• Airport works with nonprofits
• Family returns from vacation, finds car missing
• Publisher confirms Julian Assange book deal
• Bike thrown from overpass injures Cartersville man
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in jeopardy
• New local tattoo, piercing standards to go into effect Jan. 1
• Police: Woman reports smashed car window
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• Miller won't block Murkowski Senate certification
• Columbus, Ga. soup kitchen's turkeys stolen
• Floyd County man charged with traffic violation, forgery
• Fire destroys Dalton warehouse
• Portraits of judges displayed in courtroom
• Fire damages home in Adairsville
• 'Little Fockers' tops holiday weekend box office
• Retailers hopeful about after Christmas shopping
• Few roads closed after Christmas snow fall
• Snow could continue today
• Daughter of assaulted bedridden man speaks out
• Lawmakers prepare for January session
• Center for Hope is given $5,000
• Kiwanis raises money for children
• Weather forcing church closings Sunday
• Out of the mouths of babes: See how local youngsters answered our Christmas queries
• Texas families still displaced by Sept. flooding
• Veteran gives home to fellow vet for Christmas
• Winter weather advisory issued for area
• UK: Royal Christmas without Prince William
• Secret Santa: NORAD mum on how it tracks St. Nick
• HIPAA and Facebook: mental health and law enforcement collide
• Christmas Eve dash caps banner shopping season
• Arizona road trip in all seasons, cactus to canyon
• Challenge: Unclutter your life in 33 items
• Home health worker charged with assault
• GEM Theater gets $8,812 grant
• Gays ousted from military now hoping to return
• Iran meets with US Navy over piracy
• Hudson: Publix has signed lease for Rome location
• Man charged in 2 armed robberies
• Sheriff credits radio crew for helping suicidal caller
• Polk chamber gets new executive director
• Report: Man took money from store cash register
• Christmas in Rome may be 'white'
• Iraqi churches cancel Christmas festivities
• Woodland dethrones Rome High
• Congress passes aid package for 9/11 responders
• Holiday Tournament: Finals can be seen live
• Rome, regional and state unemployment rates all rise in November
• Hey Cats Country, if this guy can finish strong you can, too! See you Winter Quarter! Have a great Christmas break! Classes start back on January 6.
• Today's hot deal: 2 for 1 at Pizza Hut's buffet
• A year of iPads, Betty, 'Glee' and multiple Palins
• Man accused of stealing mail from officer
• Report: Man let child wander in road
• Rome police: Device on subway couldn't explode
• Housing Authority celebrates history
• Iraq finally has a new government after deadlock
• 2 charged in Bartow robbery
• UK terror plot aimed British landmarks, shopping
• County jail working on air conditioning units this morning
• Resaca passes alcohol ordinance, tables set back
• Holiday Festival: Semifinals are set!
• South Korean troops bracing for possible North Korean attack
• Hollywood-style special effects give girl new ear
• Gay ban repealed, but restrictions remain
• Rare lunar eclipse set to begin Tuesday morning
• Anger rises as travel havoc snarls Britain, Europe
• New govs take office amid historic budget crisis
• UN Security Council extends Ivory Coast mission
• Who wants to see those grades posted?
• ATTENTION! All GNTC BOOKSTORES ARE CLOSED TODAY! They will also be closed tomorrow (Tuesday). They are undergoing system upgrades. If the upgrades are completed in time, the bookstores will re-open on Wednesday and offer limited hours. (8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
• NKorea says won't hit back over SKorean drills
• Ag Dept: Animal shelter cleared
• Rome to OK budgets totaling $97 million
• A hero’s highway: Fallen marine honored with sign on 136
• South Korea to conduct firing drills from border island
• Report: Work Release Center resident had drugs, cell phone
• The deal is on: $30 for 3 months rental of a 10x10 storage unit at Armuchee Village Storage ($255 Value).
• DeKalb restaurant worker killed during robbery
• Contractors behaving badly mean headaches for US
• Weather, sunny high near 45
• Police looking for would-be carjackers
• Carroll College earns payback, wins NAIA title
• SKorea military maneuvers scuttled by bad weather
• Two taken to hospital after wreck on Ga. 53
• UGA graduates 2,200 fall students
• Senate votes to overturn military gay ban
• Cats, Lady Cats Drop Pair To Conference Rival Georgia Northwestern Break To January (Rossville, Georgia) - For the fourth time in four games, Georgia Northwestern has hit the half with a deficit of four points or less. And for the fourth consecutive time
• Cats, Lady Cats Drop Pair To Conference Rival Georgia Northwestern Break To January (Lindale, Georgia) – Despite the 17-point, four rebound, three block effort of freshman Shakenda Stallings, Georgia Northwestern heads into the Christmas break with
• Deal replacing Graham as revenue commissioner
• Trion woman charged with shoplifting at Belk
• Three Cedartown women charged with shoplifting at Kmart
• Floyd County man accused of stealing rifles from pawn shop
• NAIA championship visitors take to the streets to experience Rome
• NKorea warns SKorea to stop live-fire drills
• Post office preparing for busiest day of the year
• Obama signs tax break bill
• Legislators seek to end Ga. 400 tolls
• Arizona sues BofA, alleges loan modification fraud
• LakePoint Sports to build sports complex in Bartow Co.
• Man reports break-in at Garden Lakes Boulevard residence
• Downtown movers and shakers recognized during this month's Coffee Break
• Community near Dalton named best place to raise kids in Ga.
• EU leaders agree to more economic cooperation
• Dance down to the last Lady Cat and Bobcat basketball games of 2010 as the teams host Chattahoochee Tech TONIGHT! The Lady Cats begin at 5:30 p.m. at Pepperell HS in Lindale, GA. The Bobcats tip things off at 7 p.m. at The R.A.C. in Rossville, GA. Spec
• 2 running for Georgia Democratic chair
• 2 vendors submit proposals for public safety communications system
• Okla. set to execute inmate with substitute drug
• After dozens of deaths, drop-side cribs outlawed
• Swiss trade officials visit Rome
• So, how'd finals go?
• Holiday Festival basketball tournament begins tonight
• First-time unemployment claims in Floyd jump in November, down since 2009
• Fatal wreck reported on Hwy. 53
• Georgia School for the Deaf graduation celebrates ‘Fab Five’
• Calhoun, Gordon can drive breaks record
• Local weather closings: Floyd schools closed, Rome opening late
• Forecast: Rome’s job growth to lead state in 2011
• ALL GNTC CAMPUSES WILL BE DELAYED UNTIL 10 A.M. ON THURSDAY!
• Public Works crews salting roads, traffic still a problem
• Govt sues BP, 8 other companies in Gulf oil spill
• ATTENTION!!! All four campuses of Georgia Northwestern will close today at 4 p.m. due to road conditions anticipated later this afternoon. This means ALL NIGHT CLASSES are cancelled! Stay in touch with your instructor/advisor for any make-up time or assi
• PSSSST.... Don't be the last one to sign up for E2ALERT from Georgia Northwestern! Want to know if this next batch of weather coming in today will close down your campus? Sign up for your E2ALERT on the GNTC.edu page NOW! Follow the link above and s
• Tax package heads toward passage in Senate
• Ga. health dept. gets money for injury prevention
• FINALS ARE HERE! GOOD LUCK!
• Had someone post a problem with a program/course no longer being offered. Need them to email me at dfoley@gntc.edu. Post no longer on the board... but always glad to help!
• NAIA visitors to start arriving today
• Upstate N.Y. town pays tribute to 'Wonderful Life'
• Her, fat? Ballerina tells critic she's just fine
• RFPRA Winter Gymnastics – Registration Opens Monday
• Sims selected to lead BOE for another year
• Deal: Cut corporate income tax
• Chrysler recalling 76K Dodge Ram trucks
• With 4 bodies, NY cops eye possible serial killer
• Berkeley weighs calling alleged Wikileaker a hero
• How fast is Q2S coming to Georgia Northwestern?
• TODAY IS FINAL REGISTRATION FOR WINTER QUARTER!!!
• Well, we have four big Cats Country winners from the Cats Country Prize Pack contest last week on FB! Stephanie Durden - Hoping for a Christmas baby. Phil Gregory - Wants a Bobcat Championship. LaRae Eveans - A fancy taste in her Chocolate Diamond Ri
• Report: Man threatens woman, rips sunroof visor off vehicle
• Extreme Makeover costs city of Savannah $26,000
• Announcing 2010-2011 EAGLE Honorees Georgia Northwestern Technical College is pleased to announce the 2010-2011 county representatives for the Exceptional Adult Georgians in Literacy Education (EAGLE) awards. The honorees include Melisha Porter, Chattoo
• Update: Water main break near hospital may not be repaired until late afternoon
• County Commission mulling holiday pay cut
• Rome BOE to pick officers for 2011
• Today’s Hot Deal: $30 for VIP ticket to see Kiss Army on Dec. 18 ($40 Value)
• Hamas reaches out, tries to shore up popularity
• Walgreen, McDonald's say e-mail databases breached
• Epps become latest Ga. Democrat to defect
• Bobcats Basketball vs TN Temple at The R.A.C. tonight has been cancelled.
• Clinton off to Canada for North America talks
• First Senate vote expected on Obama-GOP tax deal
• Harbin Sports Health Resolution Run 5K and 2 Mile Health Walk
• Full schedule follows after NAIA teams arrive
• Just confirmed that the Walker County Campus is CLOSED on MONDAY! No other campus is closed tomorrow at this time. Stay tuned to FB, YT, Wordpress, GNTC.edu, and all the traditional media outlets for the very latest!
• Hays State on lock-down, Floyd unaffected by state prisoner strike
• Rome man accused of abusing woman
• 97.9 LifeTalk returns to the air
• ‘A Christmas Carol’ comes to life in Cedartown theater
• For those of you who have not seen a Cats Country game this season, the men and women have represented well. Here's a shot that reflects just that. It was a thunderous dunk that I'm sure several players from the opposition won't soon forge
• NO WORD on any closings on any campus for GNTC as of 8:15 p.m. eastern on Sunday. FB, YT, Wordpress, and the GNTC ALERT link will keep you up-to-date!
• Some spots in higher elevations seeing dusting of snow; Catoosa and Walker County Schools closed
• Tree down on Morton Bend Road
• Our Lady of Guadalupe parade wends its way to The Forum
• Graves joins House panel that guides federal spending
• State to change water rules
• Speaker challenges Berry graduates to teach others
• Lady Cats get first regular season win in history!
• Lady Cats Roll In First Victory Cedartown’s McGee Drops Double-Double (Rome, Georgia) – After dropping the first four games of their inaugural season, the Georgia Northwestern Lady Cats found the win column in a big way on Saturday dropping c
• Police: Man damaged cars
• Christmas light show at Ringgold home
• Source: Muschamp headed to Florida
• Tax cut deal moves McConnell beyond Sen. 'No'
• NATO: 25 Afghan insurgents killed in the east
• City: Stench at local church is septic sewage
• OPEC ministers make no change in output
• Obama: Tax cut deal not perfect, but worth passage
• Ga. man gets 2 life sentences in death of teacher
• Ledbetter to graduates: Read, read, read
• Inmates charged with rioting
• AP Enterprise: FAA loses track of 119,000 aircraft
• Armed robbery reported at Chastain's Liquor
• White House mum on Obama, Clinton agenda on Friday
• Bucking trend, Bolivia lowers retirement age to 58
• Iran to air new footage of woman in stoning case
• Will Snow Close College Monday? Watch today's Cats Cast and find out how to be sure!
• Fire blazes at Atlanta school
• The deal is on: $25 for 10 visits to Kangaroo Jake's ($50 value)
• Walker sheriff: Murder suspect didn’t have history of violence
• Polk County votes to get drug dog
• Classical opera recording featuring Shorter University alumna gets Grammy Award nomination
• Fire destroys home near Cave Spring
• DOT board to fund bypass leg
• Haiti officials to recount disputed election
• China anti-Nobel campaign winning it no friends
• US, Canada are close allies. That's classified?
• Police: Floyd County man arrested for impersonating police officer
• House passes DREAM act; Gingrey opposes measure but misses vote
• Report: Summerville woman maces K-Mart employees after being caught for shoplifting
• Ok, Cats Country, it's time for another Cats Country PRIZE PACKAGE!!!! Best answer wins... and pictures with your posts might help... READY? "All I Want For Christmas Is.............................." Good luck... and answer as often a
• Classical recording featuring Shorter alumna gets Grammy nod
• Good morning, GNTC'ers! Between the Santa appearances, Finals, and a new quarter to register for... I didn't want you to miss the great story at RN-T.com today. A great story on some of your classmates!
• Dad of missing Ala. kids charged with murder
• DOT board to vote on major repaving projects
• Another Democrat switches to GOP
• County reviewing 2011 draft budget; Spending plan draws on previous years’ savings
• House Democrats push through massive budget bill
• Update: Car stolen from fire lane in Rome recovered in Texas
• Haiti election protests spread through capital
• The deal is on: $5 for $10 worth of food at Gondolier
• Hackers strike at MasterCard to support WikiLeaks
• Want to know if your campus will be closed on a particular day due to severe weather this Winter? Go to the link below NOW and sign-up! Get it on your phone, your laptop, and everywhere in between. Sign-up now for the e2Campus Registration for the GNTC W
• Gas prices in Ga. are up and likely to keep rising
• Floyd school board to elect new leader
• Greece: clashes at teen-shooting anniversary
• Obama, GOP reach deal to extend tax cuts
• Govt: More than 2,000 dead of cholera in Haiti
• Two busy weeks ahead of the Bobcats and Lady Cats!
• Chair Massage on the Go for the PCC, Dec. 7. Blood Drive GCC, Dec. 7 Pictures with Santa GCC, Dec. 6 FCC, Dec. 8 WCC, Dec. 9 Angel Tree on WCC. SLC on WCC will be wrapping presents
• TOMORROW ***TUESDAY*** is the Application and Testing Deadline for on-campus and/or online classes for Winter Quarter at #Georgia #Northwestern which begin January 6. Deadline to pay for those classes is December 16. Last day to register for your classes
• Georgia Northwestern 2010-11 Men's Basketball! Watch the video!
• Cats Country In Music City (Nashville, Tennessee) – A slow start in the Music City set the tone for Georgia Northwestern as Stephen Nelson led the way with 23 points for Freewill Baptist as they dropped the Bobcats Saturday, 75-58. Nelson, a 5-foo
• Oxendine takes aim at Blue Cross contracts
• Today's hot deal: $35 for new patient exam at Kondyles Chiropractic (a $290 Value)
• Facebook's new facelift plays up photos, friends
• Fire on Featherston Road
• Shelter full as temperatures reach freezing
• Calhoun gets affordable housing grant
• Police make drug arrest
• Business Assisting with Pet Adoptions
• Civil War anniversary celebrates Varnell's role in history
• Finals are a little over a week away... which one are you gearing up for the most?
• Medicare cuts could affect local patients
• Iran claims nuclear advance day before talks
• Rome could see snow flurries and a high in the 40's
• Dalton wraps up recreation department employee inquiry
• As climate talks drag on, more ponder techno-fixes
• Pakistan military says its supports government
• 2 dead, 83 hurt in Russian jet emergency landing
• Magnolia magazine publishes Tuesday
• Child’s letter campaign brings bookstore to Dalton
• For the love of a Mustang: Calhoun truck driver returns to school to become a mechanic and restores a classic car in the process
• Reports: Berry student charged with selling drugs from his dorm
• Four men arrested for armed robbery in Calhoun
• Walker County teen couple still missing after two weeks
• Christmas crafts to be sold today
• Police: Trailer fire was arson
• After WikiLeaks, no-shows trouble Argentina summit
• Top generals buck White House on military gay ban
• Congratulations to the FCC All-Star Intramural Softball Team for their 17-10, 12-11 win in Rome, Georgia today. The WCC All-Stars made the trip to Rome for the inaugural match-up. A special thanks to David McBurnett and the Student Activities group for c
• Floyd County man charged with violating court order
• ATTENTION: Lady Cats Basketball game in Swainsboro, Georgia tonight has been postponed. Next Women's Varsity game: Southern Crescent, December 11. This is a home game. All Lady Cats home games this year are held at Pepperell High School in Lindale,
• WikiLeaks fights to stay online amid attacks
• Update: Annual can-a-thon today at State Mutual Stadium
• Disney town sees death for 2nd time in week
• Today's hot deal: $8 for two movie tickets from MB's Draft House (a $16 value)
• Decision postponed in State Mutual ethics case
• Police: Plainville man sold machinery parts for cash
• Police release videos of burglary, robbery
• Report: Man passed bogus check
• Lindale woman charged with felony shoplifting
• DeKalb man sentenced for poisoning dog
• OK, BOBCATS!!!! It's time for another Cats Country Contest! The first three GNTC fans to post a mobile pic impersonating a BOBCAT will win the best CATS COUNTRY PRIZE PACK TO DATE! Pics must be posted on the GNTC Facebook page today. SO GET TO IT
• 6 soldiers killed by policeman were 101st members
• Ga. tax panel wants sunset on exemptions
• Walker Co. escapee turns himself in; wife, another woman charged with aiding escape
• Gov.-elect Deal to meet with Obama
• Police searching for shooting suspect, identify injured victim
• Copper thieves strike cell phone tower
• Martha Berry business burglarized
• Calhoun man charged with public indecency
• US: Special forces operations down by half in Iraq
• Change! Georgia Northwestern's home game versus Tennessee Temple on December 13 will be at 5:30 p.m. instead of a 7 p.m. tip-off. This is a note from Bobcats Basketball.
• Next Tuesday, December 7 is the application and testing deadline to be a student at Georgia Northwestern Technical College for the Winter Quarter!!!! GNTC.edu
• Graduating this Winter? Letters went out on Monday to everyone who turned in a graduation application by the deadline.
• 2 million lose jobless benefits as holidays arrive
• 56 homes damaged by possible tornado in Gwinnett
• The deal is on: $12 for one ticket to the Rome Symphony Orchestra's Christmas Performance ($20 Value)
• 5th armed robbery in a month; Metro PCS on Shorter hit this time
• Jury selection Monday for Catoosa arson-murder case
• Floyd voter turnout was 3.9 percent; Nahmias and McFadden leading statewide
• Streetcars coming back to downtown Atlanta
• U.S. appeals to China to restrain North Korea
• WikiLeaks release sparks alarm over diplomacy
• Animal welfare board backs redesigned volunteer program at shelter
• The GNTC Bookstores will be closing Thursday, December 9 at 12 noon. We will resume regular store hours on Friday, December 10 from 8am – 12noon.
• ANGEL is back up and running!
• Can Those Library Fees and Feed the Needy Students from now until December 17, 2010 you may pay off your library fines by donating one can of food for each dollar that you owe. See the library staff on any of our four campuses, and help someone in need
• Tornado watch issued for Rome, surrounding areas until 2 p.m.
• GMA City of Ethics snag in Trion
• Calhoun city schools: same millage, lower taxes
• The deal is on: $10 for 1 large any-way-you-want-it pizza from Pizza Hut
• Polls open for runoff; voters casting ballots today in 2 judicial contests
• Cats Help Care Mission
• Report: Man tried to hide car by covering it in dirt
• $100,000 in guns reported stolen from home
• Amazon.com may locate distribution centers in Chattanooga
• Police investigating missing logging truck trailers
• Forecast: Rain to continue through Tuesday night
• Bobcats Men's Varsity Basketball Team made its annual donation to The Care Mission in LaFayette, Georgia this past Wednesday. Watch local news sites or go to GNTC.edu for the complete story.
• US tries to contain damage from leaked documents
• SKorea cancels new artillery drill on tense island
• The Deal is on!: $5 for $10 worth of signature items from The Last Stop Gift Shop
• Superintendent doesn’t want to ‘abandon’ city schools
• Salvation Army preparing for Friday can-a-thon
• Jewelry, cash reported stolen
• Barnes & Noble to donate to National Creative Society
• Holiday donations to help people with AIDS
• Leaked US cables reveal sensitive diplomacy
• OR bomb suspect spoke of best site for blast
• Today's weather cool and sunny
• Libraries facing budget cuts
• Theft, damage reported at business
• Man fought with officers at jail
• Jackets tie game 14-14
• Global crises overshadow Obama's economic message
• Deal on Ireland's €85B bailout could come Sunday
• Unpopular president says Peruvians sad by nature
• Pope urges respect for embryos
• US and SKorea push ahead with war games
• Macon toddler hit by vehicle in yard, dies
• Dade Co. maps road plan
• Christmas tree farms open for business
• T.R. Knight, Brendan Fraser bow out on Broadway
• Ga. shoppers hit malls to open gift season
• Newton leads Auburn to 28-27 win
• Marines disagree with permitting openly gay military
• Villagers claim deaths, complicating Afghan push
• Today's Hot Deal:$10 for 2 admission tickets to Oak Hill in Lights at Oak Hill and The Martha Berry Museum
• Black Eyed Peas to perform Super Bowl halftime
• Retailers, shoppers ready for Black Friday
• Wendy’s is building restaurant in Rockmart
• Centre to light Christmas tree
• Floyd County residents can take online transportation project survey
• NAIA discount tickets now on sale
• 3,100 fed at Love Feast
• SKorea's defense chief resigns after NKorea attack
• Wishes ýou have a Happy Thanksgiving Day and long weekend off!
• Weather today: Overcast, high near 70
• Readers share: I’m thankful for …
• Burglar takes money from Calhoun Avenue store
• Polk couple honored as EMA Legends
• Banks collecting jeans for charity
• Sonoraville student wins Captain in the Community award
• Delay found guilty of money laundering
• The ALL-STAR TEAMS for the December 3 All-Star Intramural Softball Game in Armuchee, Georgia for the Southern Conference (FCC) All-Stars: Jackie Hardy, Melissa Wright, Macy Redwine, Julia Jacobs, Mark Upton, Dick Tanner, Tony Cantrell, John Duncan, Cody
• The ALL-STAR TEAMS for the December 3 All-Star Intramural Softball Game in Armuchee, Georgia for the Northern Conference (WCC) All-Stars: Layla McGaugh, Katie Jumper, Mandy Schooley, Shelley Mason, Ashley Fyler, Angela Neal, Chase Plott, Joey Boatwright,
• Some stores will be open for last minute Thanksgiving items
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority Receives Outstanding Park Recognition
• 2nd blast at New Zealand mine; 29 believed dead
• Polk County says firing of deputies legal
• Shorter to break ground on library expansion Dec. 3
• Report: Fla. man tried to steal bags of cash
• Shorter University to break ground on library expansion December 3
• Shorter University student Jasmine Habersham wins district Metropolitan Opera title
• One trapped after van overturns
• Rescue service: 4 critical in Haifa refinery leak
• Beautification pioneer to be buried Wednesday
• UN nuke agency: Iran enrichment temporarily halted
• New land law stirs controversy in Israel
• Report: Metro area has third-worst holiday traffic
• North, South Korea exchange fire; 2 marines killed
• Reece joins four other Georgia state legislators to advocate for national security
• Chatsworth baby's death investigated
• Postal Service told to pay $11.6 million for crash
• Kids Join World-Wide Stacking Effort
• ACC recommends suspensions at five restaurants
• GSP urges holiday drivers to be safe
• (The R.A.C., Rossville, GA) – Sophomore Kyle Wilson (Armuchee) lit up the scoreboard for a game-high 25 as the Bobcats break out of their three-game slide with a win over Covenant College Monday night at home, 63-57.Georgia Northwestern point guard
• Police: Man’s car nearly strikes officer
• Parole officers arrest man on crack, pot charges
• Rome businessman Robert H. Ledbetter Sr. to speak at Shorter University's Fall Commencement Ceremonies
• Animal fans have Thanksgiving feasts for turkeys
• Delta may consider refunds over screening issue
• American Legion donates $2,000 to Toys for Tots
• Over 330 die in stampede at Cambodian festival
• Adventure group provides strength to families dealing with cancer
• Mudy repeats as NAIA XC national champion
• WikiLeaks: New release 7 times size of Iraq logs
• Ga. top court OKs death option for cop shooting
• Ga. Supreme Court overturns dismissal of Walker Co. developer suit
• SunTrust Receives J.D. Power and Associates Highest Customer Satisfaction Ranking for Business Banking
• Georgia Guard and reserve members thank employers this Thanksgiving
• Today’s Hot Deal: $99 for 99 days of membership to Curves ($281 Value)
• Family shelter prepares to open soon
• Bieber leads AMA nominees with 2 wins
• Torch relay passes through Rome
• Many voters left blanks on judicial contests ballots
• 'Harry Potter' leaps to $125.1M debut weekend
• Report: Man jailed after threats
• Teachers raises may be harder to find
• Deal plucks lobbyists for transition team
• Carpet manufacturers fear state is policing internet sales
• Report: Several locals arrested for driving with suspended licenses
• Report: Man arrested after drunkenly waking strangers
• CATS COUNTRY.... ENJOY THE WEEK OFF!!!!!!!!!!!
• Bobcat Men's Varsity Team hosts Covenant College on Monday at The R.A.C. in Rossville, GA. 6:30 p.m. tip time. All GNTC'ers free with i.d.
• Murray County alum Lindsay Watts driving through traffic on Saturday. Watts scored 18 points in the East Georgia game. Go Lady Cats!
• Cedartown alum Shakenda Stallings driving for two of her 18 points on Saturday. Go Lady Cats!
• Weather today sunny, high in the 70's
• Water management plan moving forward
• Rome police looking for man who robbed theater manager
• Annual pancake breakfast lures crowd
• Biofuel industry facing challenges
• Georgia Northwestern 57 East Georgia 113 Leading Scorer for GNTC: Shakenda Stalling and Lindsay Watts with 18 points each. Next game: December 3 at East Georgia College, Swainsboro, Georgia
• Three-day early voting period starts Monday
• Chavez demands action against owner of TV channel
• Romans visit downtown for open house
• Gases delay rescue for 29 at New Zealand mine
• Wreck on Old Rockmart Road sends three to hospital
• 'American Idol' time slot change adds to upheaval
• Two juveniles sent to hospital following single car wreck
• Update: Missing boy found near Stonebridge Golf Club
• Largest group of new govs told job has changed
• Woman dead, several injured in Henry Co. ambulance crash
• Friday's Varsity Basketball Scores Georgia Northwestern Bobcats 74 Chattahoochee Tech Tigers 90 Next Game: Monday at home vs. Covenant College (0-1) Leading Scorer: Kayci McGee (Cedartown ) 16 points Georgia Northwestern Lady Cats 48 Chattahoochee
• Rockmart Highway reopens after wreck
• Experts disagree whether Gulf seafood safe to eat
• NY Gitmo trial spurs fresh debate over detainees
• America slipping internationally due to public misperception, ports mgr says
• Iraq vet convicted in slaying of college student
• Armed robbery reported at Maple Street Pawn
• Update: Judge pleads guilty to 2 drug charges
• GBI: former Fort Oglethorpe official arrested
• Gas delays search for 27 miners in New Zealand
• The STOCKING FULL OF LOVE charity basketball game between the Bobcats and the Roper Corporation has been tentatively rescheduled for December 12 at 3 p.m. at LaFayette High School. Tickets for tomorrow's game will be honored for the new date and tim
• Cyclist taking fight against obesity cross-country, makes stop in Rome
• GNTC opens culinary program
• Firefighters trying to determine cause of blaze
• Report: Man accused of threatening deputy
• Perry receives Georgia's Older Workers award
• Holloway's dad: Officials ask for dental records
• Nobel panel may not hand out Liu's peace prize
• GHC celebrates 40 years with gala
• Israel says no building freeze in Jerusalem
• Also, the Rome Shriner’s have placed a tree at the Floyd County Campus by the information desk in the Administration Building. The tree has tags for different age groups as well as male/female. You can pick a tag from the tree and purchase a gift f
• Lockhart jury watches tape in AU student killing
• Sweden to issue int'l warrant for Assange
• Seniors participate in Golden Olympics
• Judge weighs permit for proposed Ga. power plant
• Zoo Atlanta's panda cub found to be male
• ANGEL TREE on the WCC. RM 123 Purchase a gift for a child whose name hangs from the tree! Pick as many cards as you wish; however, please return all unwrapped gifts bagged/boxed with the card on or before December 13, 2010 to Room 123. Stocking Full of
• Culinary program's WOODLEE BUILDING on the FCC has formal ribbon-cutting today!
• Restored and expanded, the Woodlee Bulding gets a formal reception/ribbon-cutting today. It is directly across the street from the Rome campus of Georgia Northwestern Technical College. -Construction began in May 2009 and was completed in March. -Woodl
• Rome City Schools lauded by accreditation official
• Report: Officers find drugs, gun during search of home near school
• 2 charged with possession of marijuana and K-2
• Herrington named GNTC workforce training assistant
• Red Cross launches 2010 “Gifts that Save the Day” holiday giving effort
• Israeli strike kills 2 accused in BBC kidnapping
• European officials to lift lid on Irish banks
• Capt. Denise Downer-McKinney promoted to major in Rome Police Department
• Consumer prices rise moderately but inflation tame
• Haiti's cholera epidemic reaches the Dominican Republic
• Police: Lindale man found with meth smoking device
• Welder stolen in Technology Parkway burglary
• Tools and truck stolen during business burglaries
• Air and heating units damaged at Martin’s Real Estate properties
• ALL-STAR WEEK FOR INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL! Wednesday... ALL Walker County Campus teams play in the afternoon. Thursday... ALL Floyd County Campus teams play in the afternoon. Selections for the All-Star teams will partially be based on this week's play
• ATTENTION: With students being off next week for the holidays, here are a couple of notes to be aware of... ALL LIBRARIES will be closed next week due to meetings and library organizational projects. Tues., Nov. 23 from 12 p.m. on, the Administrative Bui
• $900,000 in pet adoption program fines possible
• North Floyd 'Fitness is Fun' Classes
• Youth volunteer charged with child molestation
• Tonya Craft custody hearing begins in Hamilton County, Tenn., courtroom
• No one injured in fire at vacant house
• Thailand extradites alleged arms dealer Bout to US
• Walmart drug plan for seniors may not be best deal
• Israeli official: US plan for Mideast hits snag
• 5-year-old Ala. boy mauled to death by wild dogs
• You'll be asked for cash during the holidays. You'll be told about GNTC athletic events, too. Well, do both in one stop! THIS SATURDAY, the GNTC Men's Basketball team faces a charity team from Walker County's largest employer, Roper
• Wholesale prices rise on higher gas costs
• Atlanta's Reed lauds prince on son's engagement
• Consultant sees U.S. 27 as 'river of money'
• Click it or Ticket: Police up patrols for Thanksgiving travelers
• Landlord says $200 stove stolen from Leaf-more Road
• Police: Man threatened to cut neighbor “like a potato”
• What will you do with your WEEK OFF from Georgia Northwestern next week?
• State stings local restaurants
• Law firm takes top spelling prize
• Man charged with two counts of forgery
• Report: Man disposed of stolen car
• Rome man charged with burglary
• British hostage couple learn of father's death
• Irish in crisis talks with EU nations, refuse aid
• Calhoun police officer charged with felony theft by taking
• Polk County Sheriff’s Office sought names of website commenters
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi seeks to revive political party
• Exhibit highlights work of Shorter University student Brayden Huskey
• What are you thankful for? Reader submission deadline has been extended until Thursday.
• Report: Perdue met with Ga. port officials
• Hearing for Fort Hood shooting suspect ends
• Berry Concert Choir and Singers presents 'Lessons and Carols'
• Still time to sign up for Chamber Symposium
• GNTC did a great job booking #RoyWood,Jr. today! Huge show!
• A HUGE Comedian, Roy Wood, Jr., will be on the WCC TODAY from 11:30 to 12:30. Here is an older clip of him from an appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman.
• A HUGE Comedian, Roy Wood, Jr., will be on the WCC TODAY from 11:30 to 12:30. Here is an older clip of him from an appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman.
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 of whole pizzas at Milano's
• 'Megamind' continues box office reign with $30 million
• Voting lines back on table
• Police: 2 Armuchee men arrested on drugs charges
• Female pedestrian airlifted after being hit by car in Cave Spring
• Update: Former Floyd County resident dies as result of Oct. 27 wreck
• Hamilton House on display
• British couple freed by Somali pirates after 1 year
• Report: Man locks police out of crime scene
• Report: Woman arrested after choking disabled victim
• Report: Man kicked in door on Blacks Bluff Road, waited around for victim
• Band Spotlight: Adairsville High Marching Band
• Friends left behind still trying to make sense of shooting deaths of the Wares
• Broadband project to start in spring
• Students use Legos to show robotics prowess
• Former students uncover historical Fairview School
• Doctors brace for possible big Medicare pay cuts
• Bobcats Drop Nightcap to Division I Central Georgia 91-63. Next game for men and women will be a conference road game at Chattahoochee Tech next Friday night.
• Fellow Nobel laureates celebrate Suu Kyi's release
• Insurgents attack NATO base in eastern Afghanistan
• GNTC Lady Cats fall at Division I Central Georgia Tech, 88-35. Cedartown alum Kayci McGee led all Lady Cats with 10 points and seven rebound on the day. Bobcats now on the floor in Macon.
• Atlanta board members unaware of test cheating report
• Catholic bishops: More exorcists needed
• 2 Ga. teens sentenced for having guns in school
• Search committee looks for new Gordon College head
• Regulators fault Westinghouse on reactor plans
• Rome draws kudos from tennis players
• Lawnmower reported stolen
• Report: Man reports rings missing
• Report: Man returned damaged rental car late
• Man arrested on drug charges
• 2 charged with child molestation
• Cedartown’s Christmas parade scheduled for Dec. 3
• Prep Football: Seven region schools enter first round of state playoffs
• Transparency in financial reporting: more complicated than it seems
• Medvedev: Lessons must be learned from spy scandal
• High court allows gay military ban for now
• Floyd EMA receives awards at Ga. EMA conference
• China must respect international law, Obama says
• Pa. game warden probing night hunting is killed
• UN appeals for $164M to combat Haiti cholera
• Holiday shopping battle starts to get pitched
• Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 at WoW Cafe and Wingery
• Registration opens Monday for fall gymnastics classes
• Waffle House success story detailed for Berry students
• Brad Paisley wins entertainer of the year at CMAs
• Today's Hot Deal: $30 for one ticket to Rome Fine Wine Festival
• Fleeing suspect hits Ga. home, triggers explosion
• State tightens rules on teachers getting paid for advanced degrees
• Today's events honoring veterans
• In Asia, Obama runs into the limits of his power
• 2010 Golden Olympics
• General talks about value of service
• Risks grow for those whose lives straddle border
• Brazil tests literacy of clown elected to Congress
• A quick CATS CAST MINUTE you DO NOT want to miss today!!!!
• Four-Year-Old Wyatt Anthem and the Bobcats!
• Shorter University's fall musical opens Nov. 11
• Ga. National Fair reports record-setting year
• Thurmond: Ga. Dems must solve internal race struggles
• Shorter Open at the Forum expected to draw crowds
• Pessimism pervades as G20 leaders show sharp split
• Calhoun company gets DOT contract
• Board of Regents approve engineering at University of Georgia, Georgia Southern
• Drug dog haul reaches $1 million
• The Deal is on: $10 for $20 worth of quality meat or sandwiches from Magnolia Market
• Review of Alaska Senate write-in ballots to begin
• Laptop computer reported stolen from car
• Money reported missing from business
• Memorial marker to be unveiled today
• Police release videos of armed robbery, shoplifting
• Police investigating armed robbery
• Elizabeth Smart finishes Utah trial testimony
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• Shorter University's fall musical opens tomorrow
• US says proportion of attention deficit kids up
• 1 tugboat left to pull cruise ship to San Diego
• Report: ‘Fighting words’ via text message lead to shots fired
• ‘Spirit Walk’ planned this weekend in Dalton
• Planners cut Rome from high speed rail recommendations
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for $10 worth of food at El Zarape
• US takes on violent Afghan valley that bled Brits
• Unity Christian student among winners at Berry math competition
• Board awaits rural rezoning plans
• Rome, Floyd featured in Georgia Trend
• German nuclear waste finally reaches storage site
• The Shorter Chorale will present fall concert November 13
• Floyd County police to use homeland security grant for bomb containment vessel
• Canton tells residents to boil water
• Ga. church says Bishop Long accompanied accusers
• Gates: US open to request from Iraq to stay
• Thurmond to hold press conference Thursday
• Floyd BOE to honor its employees
• Conn. man condemned to die for fatal home invasion
• Low turnout predicted for runoffs
• Obama boosts India for 'rightful place in world'
• Radical Yemeni cleric calls for killing Americans
• Heyman HospiceCare Honoring Veterans
• O'Neal elected House majority leader
• Replica of ‘Star Spangled Banner’ flag raised at Law Enforcement Center
• Iraqi leaders show signs of political progress, meet to discuss new government
• Stocks fall as rally runs out of steam
• Qantas CEO: Oil leaks in 3 engines of its A380s
• Tickets on sale for Miss Georgia USA pageant in Cartersville
• Today's hot deal: $10 worth of food from The Country Gentleman at half the price
• Rome under overnight freeze warning
• Area residents win lottery prizes
• Veterans Day events start Monday
• Sonoraville FFA wins awards
• Riteaid theft leads to arrest
• Troubling state finances require immediate action
• Elderly man trying to fix heater burned in blast
• Trial in Auburn student slaying to start Monday
• First female 2-star general honored by Ga. Guard
• Floyd County Public Health to offer free flu shots to area schools
• Fire officials trying to determine cause of fatal blaze Saturday night on Locust Street
• Local team walks 60 miles to raise breast cancer awareness
• Recovery lagging, GOP reaps political benefits
• Tomas a tropical storm after soaking Haiti
• Scientists find damage to coral near BP well
• Copper telephone wire reported stolen
• Ringgold man arrested for allegedly stabbing son
• Calhoun Coats in the Park fundraiser set for today
• Few options for recount in close amendment vote
• Dec. 3 Can-a-thon to help Salvation Army
• Microsoft CEO sells $1.3B of shares
• Citgo on Turner McCall robbed; police searching area near St. Mary's Catholic School
• Expo over, Shanghai in deal for Disney theme park
• Bernanke defends new Fed plan to boost economy
• Summerville arts festival continues this weekend
• 1 year after rampage, Fort Hood still healing
• Report: 911 dispatcher overhears threats
• Ceremony marks new play area at McHenry
• Friends shocked by murder-suicide
• Recount possible on transportation vote; runoff for 2 judicial seats also set
• Today's hot deal: $25 for a 1-hour private yoga class with Yoga 4 Rome
• Hurricane Tomas floods quake-shattered town
• Ga. Democrats talk about replacing Kidd
• Days after re-election, Cagle facing power grab attempt by underlings
• Shorter University student Jasmine Habersham wins state voice competition
• Spacecraft provides up-close look at comet
• Police: False alarm led to Ohio NASA lockdown
• 22 rail cars derail in Cartersville
• Sheriff’s office employee fired after criminal investigation
• Conference at Berry to address idea of virtue
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of food at Fuddruckers
• Residents weigh in on election results
• Shorter University student Jessica Turner hosting photography exhibit Nov. 8-12
• Indonesian volcano erupts again; death toll at 44
• Appeals court halts Elizabeth Smart kidnap trial
• Organic farm proposed for Cave Spring
• Canadian couple donates millions from lottery win
• Obama challenges Cabinet, sets bipartisan talks
• Local Civil Air Patrol member hones executive-level skills at National Staff College
• Darlington hosts German students as second phase of cultural exchange
• DOE, EPA release 2011 Fuel Economy Guide
• County commissioners to consider crematory plan
• CHEM 2010 - Serving in Rural Communities
• Shorter University honors Derek Spain as Minister of the Year
• News from Shorter University
• Huge volcanic blast spurs more Indonesians to flee
• Cave Spring home considered total loss after fire
• UK identifies al-Qaida offshoot as key new threat
• FBI testing white powder at Ga. building
• Officer resigns amid allegations of missing funds
• Demolition of Hight site almost complete
• One-third of world's sharks, skates and rays face extinction
• Now political leaders apply meaning to Tuesday's vote
• Probe Fair draws 1,000 students to The Forum
• Floyd County’s Barge wins race for state school chief
• Update: 2 dead in Booger Hollow Road shooting
• Deal bests Barnes, Monds for Ga. governor seat
• Gordy Named a Floyd Hero
• Tina Fey talks about Will Ferrell, her new movie and the Twain Prize
• Shorter University student receives 2010 Cheryl Boyd-Waddell Award
• Internet, mobile at forefront of election coverage
• Shorter University campus now features museum, archives department
• Lumsden beats Garrett to keep Post 4 seat
• Shorter University opera theatre to present "La Canterina" and "La Davina"
• Shorter University hosting juried student art exhibit
• Friends of Theatre to sponsor night of entertainment
• Shorter University's Nancy Mount tapped to serve on advisory committee for national business organization
• Kemp prepares to claim his own 4-yr. term
• Update: Initial Bartow County numbers show Loudermilk, Coomer leading
• Rome man arrested for underage drinking
• Ala. man arrested for DUI and threatening a police officer
• Rome woman reports car broken into
• Election Day updates: Voters are turning out, lines are moving quickly
• Safe Kids leader: Parents must learn how to properly install car seats
• Temple-Inland fraud trial starts this week
• Today’s Hot Deal: $10 for a brow and lip wax at Ciao Bella Day Spa
• Voters to head to the polls today
• Lines already forming at some polls; voters can cast ballots until 7 p.m.
• Andy Young remains outspoken in memoirs
• Republicans hold early lead in Ga. statewide posts
• Students volunteer as poll workers for election
• Crystal Moore Earns Certified Professional Medical Auditor Designation
• Ga. Supreme Court revives lawsuit over luxury projects
• Doug Walker back for election night on live streaming video
• Tomas seen regaining power, pose threat to Haiti
• 800,000 Georgians sought early voting
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College posts record enrollment figures
• Top JFK aide Theodore Sorensen dies at 82 in NY
• Deal fends off Barnes, Monds in final debate
• Billups: Rain could deter some voters
• Toddler recovering after wreck
• Today's hot deal: $5 for $10 worth of food from Bella Roma
• Berry soup contest raises $3,000 for orphans
• Factory activity slows in Ga., Southeast
• Chilean miner plans to run in marathon
• 800,000 Georgians sought early voting; leave Tea Party paraphernalia at home
• Gordon deputy in ICU after wreck
• Jewelry, television among items taken in Stonewall Street burglary
• The Empty Tomb holds first service in new Broad Street location in Cave Spring
• GOP casting Tuesday vote as referendum on Obama
• Savannah Film Festival opens with screening of 'Black Swan'
• Caller tells police of suspicious looking activity near Plant Hammond
• Constitutional amendments summaries and explanations
• Laws don’t address sexting among younger students
• Carport fire damages house
• GNP Poll indicates runoff possible for governor
• Yoga4Rome: Flexibility at Flexible Fees
• Paula’s Celebrates a Decade on Broad
• Gordon Hospital to have free diabetes screening
• The Empty Tomb opens new doors in Cave Spring
• Police seek 3 for Maple Avenue burglary
• FDA rejects highly-anticipated diet drug Qnexa
• Downtown trick or treating to end at 3 p.m.
• Soft-spoken 18-year-old American wins Miss World
• Report: Bollen Court home burglarized, ransacked
• Man charged with car theft, burglary
• Report: 2 arrested after police find meth during traffic stop
• Work begins on new McHenry Primary School play set
• The Deal is on!: $5 for $10 worth of food at Ana's Deli
• Allison Holt Joins Rome Internal Medicine, Floyd Primary Care Network
• Driver damages three businesses in Fort Oglethorpe, flees scene
• Floyd Medical Center Auxiliary Celebrating 26,400 Volunteer Hours
• Ranger woman wins $500,000 in lottery
• New Floyd Primary Care Opening in Cartersville
• Halloween or not, local family hunts for ghosts
• UGA football: Henry's 37-yarder in OT lifts Florida over Georgia
• Security increased at Atlanta airport
• Sources: Explosive may be same as Christmas attack
• Motorcycle ride benefits retired trooper
• RFPRA Basketball Officials Needed
• Adult Men’s Adult Basketball - Registration Opens
• RFPRA To Host USTA National/Regional Jr. Championship
• Mrs. Winner's Martha Berry Boulevard location closes
• Dalai Lama holds 'office hours' with Emory
• Chambliss says federal spending has to be restrained to address jobs issue
• Ambulance driver charged with reckless driving
• Sheriff’s Office adds new sex offender list
• Lock And Dam Boat Ramp Closed Temporarily
• Rapper TI says he's learned final lesson
• JetBlue flight attendant in meltdown pleads guilty
• 2 high schools to receive grants at annual meeting
• Chief investigator no longer working in Chattooga
• City still weighing options on bridge replacement
• Attorney general race is Democrats’ best chance
• Today's hot deal: $5 for $10 Worth of Dining from The Slate Market Grill
• Burglary reported at Albion Drive home
• Report: Camper stolen from hunting property
• Air conditioner worth $3,500 stolen
• Rome Middle students preparing for annual pansy sale
• Officials hear Georgia Northwestern plans for Whitfield, Murray counties
• Hayride accident in Douglas injures 27 people
• Shooting reported at Tenn. town's post office
• Governor orders GBI to assist with Ga. test probe
• Former DeKalb deputy sheriff on trial for murder
• Israel says Hamas has anti-aircraft missiles
• Candidate Profile: Isakson seen as a compromiser
• World Hi-Fi bringing in new home furnishings, electronics
• Santa shops opening in October around region
• Town officials look to protect students
• Floyd County man jailed on aggravated assault charges
• McDonough woman sues Tyra Banks after teen daughter appears on show as 'sex addict'
• Obama urges Democrats not to get discouraged
• New contractor opens in Rome
• Counselor offers advice for combating bullying
• School officials: Bullying, threats, not tolerated
• Candidate Profile: Thurmond is a coalition-builder
• Band Spotlight: Rockmart High School Band
• Clinton: US working to ending Mexico drug violence
• Volunteers clean tires, mattresses, other trash from local rivers
• Wagon Train gallops through town
• US studying Australian Internet security program
• Locals look for ghosts downtown
• China says US clean energy probe 'irresponsible'
• Countless human bones found in pits at AZ cemetery
• Neil Patrick Harris welcomes twins Gideon, Harper
• US, China hold maritime security talks in Hawaii
• Sex offender sweep leads to 2 arrests
• Darlington's Arts Festival is under way
• Three more county schools make AYP
• Kidnap victim placed in DFCS custody; mother speaks out
• Police seize more than 5 pounds of pure cocaine, arrest 3
• Woman claims harassment, sues Bishop Long's church
• Oil workers expand strikes at French refineries
• Foreign investment growing in Georgia
• Chile miners do not disclose ordeal details
• Peach State Marching Festival scheduled for Oct. 23
• Police: Synthetic marijuana, though illegal, still found in Rome
• Rabies vaccines available soon
• Walker satellite precincts open
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for 1 month of piano lessons with Jason Kise Piano Services
• Floyd schools close to completing oversight teams
• Darlington presents Distinguished Alumni Awards
• Vets honored at American Legion appreciation luncheon
• AP Investigation: Deal lobbied state on landfill
• Emory exhibit to focus on Coca-Cola exec
• Zoo Atlanta on giant panda birth watch
• 1 in 22 blacks will get HIV, CDC report says
• Labor commissioner candidates talk jobs, jobs, jobs
• Chickamauga battlefield treasure hunter ordered to serve probation, community service
• Groups worked together to find kidnapped 7-year-old girl
• Today's Hot Deal: $150 for a 6-month membership to Curves
• Update: Parachutist out of tree at Berry College
• Police: Man drives into house
• Group says Air Force has stopped enforcing gay ban
• Paula weakens to tropical storm, hugs Cuban coast
• Cartersville family to be featured on CMT show
• Man wounded in Atlanta-area hotel shooting
• Organizations hope to bring community together with Unity Day
• Judge: Stop 'don't ask, don't tell' immediately
• Update: Felon charged with taking 7-year-old girl
• Today’s Hot Deal: $37.50 for private group yoga lessons with Yoga 4 Rome
• Call for reform, ethics shape lt. gov. race
• Big names on letter calling for China to end censorship
• Cave Spring site among ‘Places in Peril’
• Whale of a Trip: Humpback makes record migration
• Update: Last trapped Chilean miner rescued
• Atlanta police: T.I. helped talk down jumper
• 24 Darlington 7th graders recognized by Duke TIP
• Ga. colleges to host screening of education film
• Bids sought to upgrade Georgia island park
• Former deputies file lawsuit
• Rome BOE to meet today
• Today's Hot Deal: $50 for a one-year subscription to the Rome News-Tribune
• Less than half expected to vote Nov. 2
• Police treating missing NC girl case as homicide
• Floyd names 2011 Teacher of the Year
• Census: Fast-growing US areas show big income drop
• School cafeterias to try psychology in lunch line
• French strikes disrupt life, shut Eiffel Tower
• Habitat for Humanity now accepting applications for Homeowner Partners
• No one injured in Tuesday afternoon crash
• Public, private partnership helps renovate amphitheater into labyrinth
• Three Rivers Singers presents fall concert Oct. 24
• Rivers Alive cleanup scheduled Oct. 16
• County budget taking hits
• Homegrown fundraising harnesses power of the pink
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for $10 worth of food from The Partridge Restaurant
• With no raise in sight, seniors tighten budgets
• Man and woman jailed after alleged assault with a knife on Bethel Church Road
• Political Calendar
• Fast food manager reports counterfeit cash
• Short-term incumbent challenged in Ga. secretary of state race
• Law punishing fake heroes may go to Supreme Court
• Staying ahead of cybercriminals
• Seamy allegations don’t fit arrested judge's courtly life
• Report: College dropouts cost taxpayers billions
• Search on for disabled NC girl; parents questioned
• Floyd Celebrating 10th Year of Breast Health Awareness
• Race for Isakson’s seat looks tough for Thurmond, Donovan
• Candidate Q & A: Floyd Commission
• Band Spotlight: Coosa High School
• Geology rocks: Nearly 100 at Berry for Ga. conference
• Pedestrians hit by pickup
• Theresa Parker laid to rest in LaFayette
• Roy Barnes in Polk County today
• Mystery writers, fans meet at ‘Deadly Dinner’
• Space double: Astronaut twins to join up in orbit
• Ga. charter schools lawsuit goes for top court
• Ex-lawmaker preps for April tax charges trial
• No Social Security COLA expected for 2011
• Hunting bow, accessories taken from garage
• Rome man threatens to kill woman
• Shoppers may have the upper hand this Christmas
• Motorcycle safety course teaches vital skills
• Deal losses lead to low federal taxes
• Atlanta police say man shot outside strip club
• Barnes, Deal differ on tri-state water approach
• Statewide races could tip House contests
• Hungary sludge reservoir at risk of collapse
• Abbas seeking alternatives if Mideast talks fail
• NFL looking into Favre allegations
• Competition heats up at today's TU Chili Cook Off
• Dying communities see salvation in new prisons
• Summerville resident killed in single-vehicle crash
• Rome man stole $10,000 worth of items
• Outside money fuels local races, shows wide gap between Republicans, Democrats
• Zaxby's offers reward for stolen chicken
• Judge revokes Deal's daughter bankruptcy discharge
• RFPRA Youth Basketball Season - Registration Opens
• Miss. judge again asks courtroom to say pledge
• 2 more bodies found in Hungary's red sludge
• Chile sees 'great day' with escape shaft near done
• Locals walk a mile to raise domestic violence awareness
• No. 1 Alabama brings spotlight to South Carolina
• Report: Man illegally towed, sold car
• Roman charged with burglary
• Loudermilk says he won’t back down from principles
• Police still investigating Cardenas murder
• Vt. school cancels dance over raunchy moves, drugs
• NY seeks to ban sugary drinks from food stamp buys
• Search for man missing on lake thwarted by gangs
• Rockmart Health Fair Planned for Oct. 17
• Police: Sons left at daycare without permission
• Ga. Regents chancellor to retire in 2011
• Recycling for a greater cause: Program helps couple finance adoption
• Polk Co. schools mentoring program launches Thursday
• Hungary: Toxic red sludge has reached the Danube
• RFPRA Candidates Forum Rescheduled
• Air conditioning units stolen in 2 incidents
• Cave Spring woman charged with theft of hospital supplies
• Chattooga Sheriff’s Office investigating deadly shooting
• Former nursing home operators denied a change of venue
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for two tickets to Oak Hill & The Martha Berry Museum, including entry to the Theodore Roosevelt Exhibit
• Second annual Braves Celebrity Shootout golf tournament set for Nov. 12
• Mayors of Atlanta and San Francisco make wager
• Roman helmet auctioned for more than $3M
• 1 killed in north Georgia house explosion
• Dozens of cops in Puerto Rico accused of drug trafficking
• Coosa Valley Fair winners: Beef show
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Hosting Indoor Yard Sale
• Widow of beach jogger killed by plane files suit
• Ga. college students to explore cold case lynching
• Open seats for grabs in Ga. commissioner races
• Chickamauga hiking property tax rate to bolster budget for schools
• Update: No serious injuries in 2nd Ave. wreck
• Report: Man takes cash from nursing home employee
• Floyd BOE hears about helping at-risk students
• Cancer survivors honored for struggles, triumphs
• Coosa Valley Fair winners: Swine show
• Today’s Hot Deal: $27.50 for one month use of a mini-storage unit with Store-More Self Storage (a $55 Value).
• Rome CAP fields a team for Youth Cyber Competition
• Focus turns to livestock at Coosa Valley Fair
• Sheriff: Man in custody after fatal Chattooga shooting
• Update: Bicyclist has broken bones after wreck
• Report: Man beat woman and held her against her will
• The Deal is on!: $5 for $10 worth of food and drinks at La Conquista Mexican Grill.
• MARTA to receive $19.7 million in federal grants
• TVA future to be discussed at public hearings
• AP Poll: Americans support community colleges
• Still-defiant Times Sq. bomber gets life sentence
• Door damaged at church
• Report: Burglars kick in door
• Truck reported stolen from business
• Inmate accused of beating another with a mop handle
• Local officials: Ga. Supreme Court ruling on game devices still leaves questions
• Undocumented language found hidden in India
• Whitfield man faces 10 years, deportation for illegal gun purchase
• AP Poll: Americans support community colleges
• County Board of Education to meet with light agenda
• Federal issues key in Ga. AG race
• Cartersville man killed in N.D. shooting
• Search in Italy for missing U.S. balloonists ends
• Public asks Ga. panel to block power price hike
• Wreck causes traffic delay
• RFPRA Senior Softball Registration
• Calhoun-based 108th National Guard Cavalry Squadron halfway to fundraising goal
• 15-year-old charged with grandmother's murder
• Man charged with entering building without permission
• Today's Hot Deal: $75 for two hours of performing by Tom the Balloon Guy
• Georgia retains ‘Triple-A’ bond ratings
• Arsonists torch mosque in West Bank village
• New high court era: Kagan makes 3 women on bench
• Cedartown names Rokovitz new city manager
• Coca-Cola Co. closes $3.4 billion bottler buyout
• New Pharmacy in Adairsville
• Mi Alazan coming to Central Plaza
• Harvest Festival set for Oct. 30 in Calhoun
• Report: Man jumped by group on Reservoir Street
• Convenience, issues draw out early voters before Election Day on Nov. 2
• Barnes’ bank account built on timing, shrewd investments
• Fun is Good plans move
• Patel Finds Gold on Turner McCall
• Group demonstrates against abortion
• Whitman, Brown tangle on immigration, illegal maid
• Israelis kill Palestinian worker who sneaked in
• Cedartown community affected by Atlanta church scandal
• Parker autopsy reveals no traumatic injury specifics
• GDOL: $10 million to be appropriated for Cave Spring Rehabilitation Center
• 50 years ago, America discovered a magic place called Mayberry
• Motorcyclist killed on Martha Berry Highway near Georgia Highlands College
• USPS says droopy newspapers to cost more to mail
• DC rally shows support for struggling Democrats
• US may tell US citizens to be vigilant in Europe
• Psychiatric experts assess parental alienation
• LSU gets second chance, beats Vols 16-14
• FMC hosts Bike Rodeo at Home Depot today
• Calhoun Rec Department director resigns; dismissed assistant will appeal
• Grocer Aldi says vandals compromised payments
• Ga. man finally claims $116M Powerball jackpot
• Askew speaks to Chamber of Commerce about Nov. 2 election
• Barnes reveals plan to boost state's economy
• Suspected Wachovia bank robber kills self
• Today's Hot Deal: $20 of food from Domino's Pizza for only $10
• Ga. senators back bills protecting Atlanta water
• South Africa to research mood-lifting plant
• 62 mpg for new cars? It's the US target for 2025
• US, European envoys pressing to save Mideast talks
• Floyd Providing Free Screenings on National Depression Screening Day
• Uncertain pace of growth keeps lid on stocks
• UN's Congo report could spur genocide trials
• Balloonists hold out hope for pair missing in race
• Second attack on NATO convoy in Pakistan
• Polk Co. Farm Bureau hosts "Meet the Candidates"
• Man charged with copper theft
• Today's Hot Deal: $25 for an annual woman's health exam at Women of W.O.R.T.H., Inc.
• AIG reaches deal to repay government
• Rate board denies Postal Service price hike plea
• Pakistan cuts NATO supply line after border firing
• Gordon County man charged with aggravated child molestation
• GBI completes examination of Parker’s remains; no details released
• Darlington teacher to present at GISA conference
• CDC chief picks 6 'winnable battles' in health
• Rotary speaker discusses delivering smiles across the world
• Cedartown won’t have downtown trick or treat
• Crowd turns out to support recreation director
• Rome City Schools names Teacher of the Year
• Deadline looms for would-be voters
• Powerful earthquake hits eastern Indonesia
• Stonehenge skeleton came from Mediterranean
• Marijuana tracking on the way in Colo.
• US general: Iraq political limbo fuels violence
• 4 injured in ambulance wreck
• Ga. State U gets $1.7M grant for neuroscience
• Bank bailout protests sweep across Europe
• Shorter University celebrates Homecoming this Saturday with class reunions, football
• Johnson Elementary gets a new flag
• RFPRA Kickball Battle Royal
• Report: Thieves take tools from storage buildings
• Two cars ‘keyed’ with offensive words
• Items reported stolen from Warren Road home
• Burglary reported at Lindale home
• Lawnmower reported stolen from shed
• LA teacher suicide sparks test-score pushback
• AP IMPACT: Haiti still waiting for pledged US aid
• Helicopter called to wreck near Cave Spring
• Woman reports car stolen
• Police: Man paid for hotel rooms with stolen card
• Hufford Named Floyd Hero
• Floyd Earns Five VHA Georgia Regional Awards
• Mexican governor: Hundreds feared dead in slide
• Ga. school board names 'Race to the Top' head
• Obama urged to use spill fines to restore Gulf
• NJ police charge 2 in fatal college shooting
• A look at home prices in 20 US cities
• Parks and Rec in dire straits, major shift in priorities expected
• Ga. executes suicidal inmate after delays
• Obama says Emanuel will have to decide quickly' about Chicago mayor's race
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of Wash & Fold Laundry Services at The Wishy Washy
• Police say man cut another during fight
• Report: Woman asks officers to arrest her
• Genetically altered salmon? It doesn't stop there
• 'Harry Potter' author chats with Oprah Winfrey
• Four coastal states release cooperative plan
• It's official: McHenry wins $25K from Pepsi Refresh project
• Store window broken, nothing taken
• Land sought for north Georgia reservoir
• Dinner and movie?
• Musician weighs in on proposed 411 connector project
• County to consider zoning for industrial park tract
• Today's deal: In-store computer service at The Comp Force for only $44
• Business guru credits GHC with his success
• Lock and Dam Park - Free Boat Launch and Parking
• Fricks adds specialty boutique
• More than inch of rain so far, more likely
• Georgia football player arrested on DUI charge
• Delta flight makes safe emergency landing in NYC
• Report says Atlanta schools test results probed
• Unruly passenger forces flight's return to Seattle
• Despite wet weather, Jesus in the Park kicks off
• Report: Man accused of murder attacks deputies at jail
• Calhoun Woman's Club now accepting applications for organizations seeking funds
• Theresa Parker’s sister shares her memories, grief
• Governor candidate spotlight: Nathan Deal
• Former RN-T staffers gather for reunion
• Theaters planning celebration throughout 2011
• AG candidate Sam Olens speaks to Floyd Republicans
• Suicidal Ga. death row inmate gets execution delay
• MARTA users face route cuts
• East Central students enjoy flight fantasy through TigerFlight
• Man charged with rioting in penal institution
• Rome man charged with felony shoplifting
• Deal’s aircraft expenditures raise ethics questions
• Newark hopes Facebook gift translates to results
• AP IMPACT: Vatican probes group tied to scandal
• Ed Miliband elected new leader of UK Labour Party
• Third-party bids, write-ins might tip close races
• Medical supplies maker plans Ga. plant
• Microsoft's Gates joins 'Superman' school mission
• Today’s Hot Deal: $25 for 1 new patient exam at Lieberman Family Chiropractic
• Asher talks about his ‘reasons why’ he wrote book
• APNewsBreak: 4th man sues Ga. megachurch pastor
• Obama, Ahmadinejad trade barbs over 9/11
• Ringgold man sentenced to 15 years on child pornography charges
• Fire reported at Classic Cabinets
• Aging vets in SC tell tales for online generation
• Clothing found in area where Theresa Parker's remains were located
• Al-Qaida in Iraq claims Baghdad bombings
• Troubles of US education get big screen close-up
• Review board clears Rome officer in shooting
• Today's Hot Deal: $25 for 2 tickets to a special ladies night out reception and performance of
• India scrambles to save Commonwealth Games
• DA says location of Parker's remains consistent with evidence presented during trial
• Initial claims for unemployment aid rise to 465K
• Afghan president calls for release of journalists
• R&B singer Jennings gets 3-year prison term
• Lawyer: Other young men went on trips with pastor
• Update: Suspect caught after jumping in river
• 4 arrested in Waffle House robberies
• Bed bugs found in Ga. college dormitory
• Report: Floyd man had cocaine
• Update: Juvenile life-flighted after Rockmart Hwy. wreck
• Political events planned for Rome
• Locals balk at plans for rate hikes during public hearing
• Obama, White House boosting health law at 6 months
• 'Prayers have been answered': Theresa Parker's body recovered
• Violence in east Jerusalem clouds peace efforts
• AP Interview: Clinton says Dems can keep majority
• Darlington's Hutchins to serve on accreditation team for Roswell school
• AHS graduate receives Shiflett Scholarship
• Airline executive charged in cargo probe
• Prosecutors investigate death of 2-year-old
• Ga. man pleads guilty to killing war veteran
• Outdoor Movie At Bridgepoint Plaza
• Plunkett gets her hands dirty to support the arts at Cave Spring Elementary
• Experts: Airlines can be fooled by pregnant women
• Calif. charter schools get $1 million nod on 'Oprah'
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of select food at Bella Roma Grill
• Rome police investigating 2 home invasions
• Foster mother calls infant perfect as baby murder trial continues
• Deal attacks Barnes on illegal immigration
• Colbert to rally against faux nemesis Stewart
• Study: Teacher bonuses don't affect student tests
• Athens, Ga. urologist seeking release from jail
• Italian police seize $30M from Vatican in probe
• Macon, Ga. ex-teller pleads guilty to embezzlement
• 9 NATO troops killed in Afghan helicopter crash
• Ahmadinejad says capitalism faces defeat
• Report: Thieves take trailer loaded with items
• Fire destroys outbuilding
• Silver Creek bridge bid cut to fit budget
• Floyd County students to receive free flu shots
• Today’s Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of food at WoW Cafe & Wingery
• Chickamauga to raise tax rate
• Clay classes for children scheduled
• Afghan warlords hedge bets, contest elections
• Drunken dialing, mental confusion prompt frivolous calls to 911
• Shorter University's second annual job fair to be held Thursday, Sept. 23 at The Forum
• Northwest Georgia officials lobby for train stations
• Georgia's military and overseas voters can now access ballots online
• Georgian says he's new man, wants to become Saint
• One Book Many Voices contest winners: Keri Gresham, Model High School
• One Book Many Voices contest winners: Chelsea Griffin, Pepperell High School
• One Book Many Voices contest winners: Sarah Lane, Coosa High School
• Early voting starts today
• Poll: Voters concerned with school funding, taxes and immigration as Nov. 2 election nears
• Trial begins in 2005 baby murder case
• Bench warrant issued for Lindsay Lohan, probation revoked
• Man arrested in bank robbery
• Report: Man jailed for fight, pointing gun at others
• Police: Man arrested after attempted apartment break-in
• Police search for teen who was inside stolen car
• Elite Brakes growing up locally
• American woman released from in Iran arrives in US
• Inmate charged with riot in penal institution
• Police searching for man who robbed bank
• GNP Poll: Voter dissatisfaction in Washington affecting Ga. politics
• Adult educators take great pride, pleasure in their jobs
• A not for profit for non-profits
• Locals celebrate Mexican, Guatemalan independence
• Man charged with statutory rape
• Swiss gov't rejects call to ban assisted suicide
• Local Boy Scout plants garden
• Teen killed while trying to cross Gwinnett highway
• Ga. woman cleared of charges in husband's death
• St. Mary’s Catholic School celebrating 65 years
• Teacher at Model High fired for alleged 'inappropriate behavior'
• Poll: Deal just edging Barnes
• Name recognition boosts Cagle in lieutenant governor’s race
• Delta no longer world's biggest airline
• Zoo Atlanta celebrates pandas' birthdays
• Ga. GOP rallies for victory in November
• Police say man shot in NW Atlanta over beer
• Afghans vote despite attacks, turnout appears low
• Obama lectures GOP on campaign finance bill stall
• Floyd Primary Care to Break Ground on New Taylorsville Facility
• Jenner encourages commitment as key to success in life and business
• 85-year-old woman cited in wreck
• Floyd County job losses continue to mount
• Hot Deal: $14 for 2 reserved admission tickets to Clue - The Musical at the Rome Little Theatre.
• Hackney: Adult, technical education partnership makes sense
• Bore hole for rescue reaches trapped Chile miners
• Lawyer: Holloway's mom confronted suspect in jail
• Missing teens found OK after search near Cave Spring
• Update: Coroner identifies Polk County woman killed in morning wreck on Rockmart Highway
• Cedartown man charged with disposing of stolen asphalt spreader
• Floyd Primary Care to break ground on new Taylorsville facility
• Woman reports home burglarized, TV stolen
• Carjacking reported on South Broad Street
• Police say man drunk at intoxication hearing
• Air conditioner, stove reported stolen
• Euharlee Creek cleanup scheduled
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 from The Country Gentleman Restaurant
• Georgia SAT participation up, local numbers vary
• Deal faces big debt, won't seek bankruptcy
• Ga. DOT to set aside $75 million for cost overruns
• Thomas invitation to Ga. ceremony criticized
• Mini-moo: 33-inch English cow world's smallest
• Macon's well-hidden marker removed from highway
• Vaccinations are high, but measles shots decline
• Floyd's SPIRIT Club Reaches $1 Million Goal
• Igor may cause rip currents along US East Coast
• Update: Johns Hopkins shooter is dead
• Hospitality House exec speaks at Rome Rotary
• Mitt Romney headed to Atlanta to stump for Isakson
• Georgia Highlands creates a brotherhood with GHAME
• Teens mimic 'Glee' at summer camp and into fall
• 23,383 students served by GNTC during college’s inaugural year of operation
• Deal faces financial woes that could leave him insolvent
• Today's Hot Deal: $100 for a 6-Hour Home or Office Cleaning from Royal's Cleaning Services
• White House sends spending wish list to Congress
• Obama children's book already a hit
• Allen: Blown-out Gulf well to be sealed by Sunday
• 2 hunting dogs shot dead in Franklin County, Ga.
• Children hit by car in North Rome
• GBI: Woman in antifreeze deaths committed suicide
• CDC: One-third of sex ed omits birth control
• Testimony continues in Kid Rock lawsuit
• Regents OK renaming of Medical College of Georgia during meeting at Georgia Highlands College campus
• Donahoo Road fire a total loss
• Our Town drill provides real life emergency preparedness
• Man pulled from burning car gives thanks
• Hot Deal: $12 for RV camping at the Lock & Dam Park - a $24 value
• Early voting to start next week
• Kid Rock sued in suburban Atlanta court for Waffle House brawl
• In talks, no progress seen on Israeli settlements
• Investigators say egg company knew of salmonella
• County mulls health care options
• California church members show faith with tattoos
• TB scare patient seeks to sue CDC
• Three taken to hospital after wreck on Turner McCall Bouelvard
• Cuba's leaders lay out details for layoffs
• Corn syrup producers want sweeter name: corn sugar
• Floyd selects three finalists for Teacher of the Year
• Enrollment on the rise in Rome schools
• John Travolta dances Winfrey into final season
• PBS to air new At the Movies'; Ebert gives it a thumbs-up
• Adult educator: Literacy numbers could be better
• Today's deal: Half off 2 tickets to Rome Symphony Orchestra
• 14 killed in Kashmir as Indian forces, protesters battle
• Floyd's Arts in Medicine Team Earns Georgia Volunteer Group of the Year
• Raffle to raise funds for trooper’s heart transplant
• Tillery Named a Floyd Hero
• Benefit motorcycle ride is Saturday
• ‘Thirteen Reasons Why’ author comes to Rome on Sept. 23, tickets on sale
• Police: Woman found with pot, stumbling down Kingston Highway
• Paws in the Park - Benefiting RFPRA Programming
• Yale construction accident traps and injures 4
• Restroom spies say we're washing hands more often
• Lawyer: Family of jailed American appeal Iran bail
• Russell Athletic returns as title sponsor of NAIA Football Championship
• Fellow Americans' suspicions frustrate US Muslims
• County insurance costs to soar
• BAND SPOTLIGHT: Gordon Central's Blue Wave marching band
• Music Room tax sale set
• National Guard unit shows off work at family day
• Gainesville’s Jarrard inducted into Ga. Music Hall of Fame
• State Master Gardeners to get ‘in tune with nature’ in LaGrange
• Pediatric therapy clinic opens in Rome
• Health clinic planning a move
• Update: Two reported injured in Old Dalton Road wreck
• Chatsworth man nominated for Georgia State Patrol award
• Candidates to face off in local forums
• Rome ceremony remembers Sept. 11, 2001, attacks
• FACT CHECK: Obama's tone shifts on health care
• 17th Annual Civil War reenactment at Tunnel Hill in Calhoun
• Drought conditions spreading
• Egypt: Barge leaks 100 tons of gasoline into Nile
• US poverty on track to post record gain in 2009
• Man in shoe string murder convicted
• Woman accused in mammogram cases turns herself in
• Thomaston couple files suit after claiming tampon in cereal
• Heart of the Community award nominations sought
• Atlanta Gas Light Co. pushing for natural gas-fueled vehicles
• West Central brings character to Renaissance Pep Rally
• Cleveland, Tenn., man charged with kidnapping
• Catoosa County to become ‘greener’
• Woman charged with child molestation
• CA crews try to reach smoldering homes after blast
• Prep Football: Key games highlight third week of high school football
• Castro says he was misinterpreted on Cuban economy
• US, Iraq sign deal to settle Saddam-era claims
• Company reports bulldozer burned
• German man's stress-calming naked walk backfires
• Paws in the Park to host first annual Doggie Dash
• Activists in Africa seek gov't funds to fight AIDS
• Japan missing more than 230K listed centenarians
• Man arrested on felony drug trafficking charges
• 2 outbuildings reported stolen
• Man arrested on theft charges
• Rome man charged with forgery
• Hot Deal: $32 for 1-hour massage at Healing Hands Life Center and Spa
• Iran's president intervened in American's release
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Meth labs found on mountainside in Ala.
• 'X-Men' film could be headed for Savannah area
• Register Now for Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority Fall Break Camps
• Ala. man arrested in Ga. for brother's murder
• Johnson Elementary named among 7 Ga. schools as 'Blue Ribbon' national winners
• Dalton man accused of murder granted bond
• Trion considers razing historic hospital building
• Attorney: Misuse of technology can land teens in jail
• Atlanta man jailed on forgery charge
• Former FCPD officer indicted for allegedly making illegal background checks
• Library center holding open house
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of food at Duffy's Deli
• Literacy from the ground up: English as a second language
• Errant drone almost met by fighter jets
• 10 volunteers sign up for library program at open house
• Ga. man set to be executed for 1998 triple slaying
• No complaints heard on school-year changes
• Mayor calls fires in Detroit 'natural disaster'
• Rome-Floyd Parks And Recreation Authority Tennis Class - Register Now
• Fla. minister: Sept. 11 Quran burn still planned
• Bob Marley's daughter pleads guilty to drug charge
• Governor Perdue announces August revenue figures
• 10 arrested in European raids on Internet piracy
• Alexander says Tennessee to get coal ash hearing
• Rome Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Guns, TV reported taken from Mays Bridge Road home
• Man reports wiring stolen from home he was renovating
• Patio furniture reported stolen
• Snow confirmed as Rome’s police chief
• Today's Hot Deal: $50 of La Scala food for $25
• Evaluation ordered for accused hospital gunman
• Hermine remnants cause massive flooding in Texas
• Strikes in France, London foreshadow more protests
• Milk does a body good, especially athletes
• Estate tax effect on farming piques interest of tax council
• Police called to Rome, Calhoun airports
• Cedartown woman charged with DUI and homicide by vehicle in ATV wreck
• Rome man charged with cocaine possession after ruckus
• Report: Rome woman found with crack
• Man arrested for allegedly threatening girlfriend
• Microbes munch oil, haven't robbed Gulf of oxygen
• Man’s bike stolen from yard
• Woman reports gas siphoned from car
• Language and Literacy Center open house set for Thursday
• Plunkett to deliver State of the System at BOE meeting
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for 2 adult general admission at Chieftain's Museum
• Battle royal over health care repeal if GOP wins
• Bahamas drops charges in Travolta extortion case
• Fort Oglethorpe re-enactments honor World War II heroes
• Iran woman who faced stoning death to be lashed
• Israeli FM pushes for new settlement construction
• Mouthwatering meat helps meet needs on traditional Labor Day cookout
• Off-duty Bibb County, Ga. deputy wounded
• Army: Ex-soldier takes 3 hospital workers hostage
• Police: Man had beer at roadblock, arrested on warrants
• Crandall teen charged in fatal wreck
• Deputies say man was digging in Resaca cemetery
• RFPRA Flip-City Aerials Gymnastics Win Gold In Nationals
• Backyard volunteers helping track declining firefly numbers
• NKorea prepares for biggest convention in 30 years
• Man gets life sentence in beating death of Jesup judge
• Report: Car stolen from Mapco parking lot
• New pet store coming to a shopping center near you
• Woman jailed on assault charges
• Cell phone drive helps soldiers
• $158,500 sought for Cherokee parks
• Band Spotlight: Pepperell High School
• Floyd police seeking GBI’s helping in catching sex predators
• FMC plans new healthy food service area
• Texas energy giant makes first appearance in Rome
• Gordon deputies rescue man from burning car
• Earl's biggest damage in Northeast: business
• 4 taken to hospital in Redmond Circle wreck
• Texas computer company cuts 100 jobs in Atlanta
• Girl shot with BB still in hospital
• Man charged with defacing Calhoun buildings
• Former police officer indicted in tire-slashing incident
• BP: Crews lifting key device from Gulf face delay
• Indonesians Protest Fla. Church's Quran-Burning Day
• Jury begins deliberations in Jesup killing case
• Car overturns on Second Avenue, hits power pole
• Taxpayer group wants audit of Atlanta water dept.
• Students use web, photos to map Gainesville of old
• Powwow attracts large crowd
• Ga. man sentenced to 20 years in mop attack
• Today's Hot Deal: $25 for 18 holes of golf at Meadow Lakes Golf Club
• Bankruptcy judge says Houser’s Rome trial to continue
• Attorney: Grand jury not looking into Nathan Deal
• DOT picks contractors for I-95 widening in Camden Co
• Finding markets for small farmers, food safety dominate candidates debate
• AP Exclusive: Mariner opposed federal safety rule
• Some Ga. HOV lanes about to be adapted for toll use
• Jury deliberating in civil case against Houser
• Judge blocks charges against US military supplier
• UPS cargo plane crashes near Dubai airport
• Earl weakens, still on way to Northeast
• LaFayette KFC closes, laying off 15
• Highlands enrollment flat for first time in years
• Snow is manager’s choice for Rome police chief
• Today's Hot Deal: Half-off a family portrait sitting at Foxworthy Studios
• Feds sue Arizona sheriff in civil rights probe
• UN to release Congo 'genocide' report in October
• Six Flags to get new roller coaster
• Homeless man calls 911 from hot tub, seeks cocoa
• Rome woman injured in John Davenport wreck
• AP Interview: Barnes says ethics disqualify Deal
• Obama picks Ga. prosecutor to lead southeast EPA
• Ga. man sentenced for phony cigarettes
• Floyd County Schools nutrition program receives School meals for Healthy Children Award
• Tip leads police to gun on school campus
• Man thrown from truck in wreck
• Police: Man gets out of jail, arrested again
• Deal waiting on teachers’ opinions
• More housing commitments needed for new HOPE VI application
• Ga. man sent to prison for faking disaster claims
• Shorter detour starts Tuesday
• 'Unprecedented' challenge to save Chilean miners
• Free Clinic gets $20,000 from Heart of Community Walk
• Police kill gunman who held 3 at Discovery Channel
• Man reported bicycle stolen
• Federal agents descend on egg farms for 2nd time
• Woman reports residence ransacked
• Police: Gunman inside Discovery TV building in Md.
• Ga. timber tycoon gives to animal group
• Cedartown Municipal Court moving to courthouse
• Free concert planned in Calhoun church
• Former nursing home operator George Houser found in contempt
• McHenry wins $25,000 grant for playground thanks to community support
• Hot Deal: 50 percent off at Kaleido-Sno
• Bond revoked for former Cartersville politician
• 69-year-old Ala. woman shoots 18-year-old intruder
• Hyundai shifting production of SUV to Ga. Kia plant
• FDA looks to curb abuse of cough medicine
• Two arrested for severely beating man in Chattooga Co.
• FEMA: US evacuations may be required for Earl
• State highway chiefs call for $600B for road work
• Hiles awarded Gates of Opportunity Berry Scholarship
• AHS grads receive Berry College's Thomas G. Harris Scholarship
• Zoning ‘errors’ cost time, money
• Kiwanis speakers focus on non-traditional education
• McHenry one day away from $25,000 prize; CRBI grant contest also ends today
• Hot Deal: Booth Western Art Museum
• Foot chase leads to arrest
• The Deal is on: $30 in food for $15 at 333 on Broad
• Hurricane Earl lashes Caribbean, threatens US
• Antique mainstay on Broad Street closing
• Ga woman convicted in 2 antifreeze deaths dies
• Update: Escaped poisonous snake found dead at Zoo Atlanta
• Officials identify Ga. woman's burned body in SC
• 3 dead after birthday party shooting
• Gingrey visits Gordon County
• Rome and Floyd County schools to receive millions in federal grant money
• Icecream pops a new sweet treat trend in Atlanta
• 'Mad Men,' 'Modern Family' win top Emmy Awards
• Newly discovered chameleon named after Tarzan
• 6 taken to hospital after wreck
• Woman offers reward after vandalism of her car
• Trinity United Methodist holds combined service at The Forum
• Ancient techniques from Nepal on view at Kennesaw State
• Magazine builds issue around Chickamauga Battlefield
• 9 years later, signs of life emerge at ground zero
• When temps fall, kudzu critters invade
• Review board to look at officer’s use of gun
• Rockmart kids help children around the world
• Cherokee Medical Center names CEO
• Tax reform talks coming to Rome
• They get to meet new people, travel, grow closer as band family
• Columbus native wins Emmy for work with Cartoon Network
• Pen pal and her lawyer son help free inmate
• ARC workshop coming to Rome
• Asian entrees featured in new restaurant
• Danielle may bring dangerous rip currents to US
• Police: Shoplifters threw stolen items out of moving car
• Teens accused of stealing cherry picker
• McHenry's playground bid nabs top spot; supporters urged to keep voting
• Experts: Exoplanet could be smallest ever found
• Cartersville man deported back to Guatemala
• Fire damages paving equipment
• Adairsville woman is charged in fatal wreck
• Death threat allegations land fraud suspect in jail
• For Obamas, a (mostly) uninterrupted vacation
• Ala. court to decide if sex offenders must have a home
• Cuba eases property laws, could open door to golf
• Man dies on flight to Milwaukee; plane diverted
• Turner McCall Boulevard Waffle House fire out, but restaurant unlikely to reopen tonight
• Commemorative Dedication And Name Application For North Floyd Recreation Center
• Atlanta police say man shot while getting off bus
• Plenty to do in downtown Rome in September
• Gere to join Dalai Lama at Emory in October
• Man charged with stealing water services
• Dalton to host free health expo
• Chickamauga drug suspect in ICU after overdose
• GNTC graduates ready for next challenge
• Engineers to remove temporary cap from Gulf well
• It’s time for some high school football
• School's race rule prompts mom to pull kids out
• Girl in critical condition after being shot in the eye with a BB gun
• Fun Night planned at Peek Park
• Police: Man finds credit cards in back of truck
• Woman reports bike stolen from apartment
• Prosecutors drop charges against Blagojevich's brother
• Officer looks to turn GNTC degree into promotion
• 28 treated after ammonia leak at Rockmart’s Tip Top Poultry plant
• Families mourn after weekend wreck claims 2 lives
• Economic forecast: Cloudy at best
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College announces graduates
• Pop isn't dead: Icy treats become sweet trend
• NY official: Stabbing suspect had war journals
• Raffle to benefit Shop with a Cop
• Migrants turn to the sea to enter US illegally
• Ground zero's boundaries evolve in mosque debate
• APNewsBreak: BP's Hayward won't testify next month
• 411 Connector protests set for project open house tonight
• As GOP civil war rages, Democrats look to benefit
• AAA: More people will hit the road this Labor Day
• Ringgold robbery suspect being investigated in another robbery
• Georgia gets $400 million to improve schools
• April's Saddlebrook explosion in Calhoun ruled as intentional
• St. Mary’s celebrating birth of school 65 years ago
• Cagle launches "healthy kids" initiative
• Henson donates original Kermit to Smithsonian
• Ga. faces tough battle implementing school reform
• House burns in West Rome
• Spill panel probes Obama's decision to drill more
• DNR board told Athens chemical spill is monitored
• Hurricane Frank forms in the Pacific
• In the Nevada desert, a dream town waits for a buyer
• Hot weather aids fires in Oregon, Calif., Idaho
• Gulf waste heads to landfills, some with problems
• No injuries reported in 3-car wreck
• Shorter University has record enrollment
• Woman seen on camera dumping cat in trash in UK
• House fire in Palmetto kills three
• Jet misses runway, crashes in China; 42 killed
• Home sales plunge 27 pct. to lowest in 15 years
• Rome police officer, suspect unhurt after shots fired
• Judge: Death Row inmate Troy Davis failed to prove innocence
• Pair allegedly attempt to cash forged checks
• 2 men arrested after stabbing near North Broad Street
• Mosquitoes still a threat: DCH encourages Georgians to practice safety measures while outdoors
• Emory U opens brand new 'green' dorm in Atlanta
• 83 beauty queens start final Miss Universe run
• ACC recommends penalties
• Tax scheme no longer generates enough for all the state services
• RFPRA Adult Softball Fall League Registration
• Chickamauga’s War Between the States Day to offer culture, cuisine
• Couple accused of stealing from elderly woman
• Justice Department clears Ga. voter checks system
• Plant Vogtle price-inflation provision stirs critics
• County prison saving taxpayers millions
• Ethics Commission to issue advisory opinion on campaign transfers
• DNR: Rare fish species found in Lower Coosawattee
• Henry Co. police arrest teen in McDonough shooting
• Judge won't block law banning guns in Ga. churches
• Dalton jobs announcement coming Tuesday
• Harris Arts Center has new concert series
• Graves to give deposition on bank lawsuit Tuesday
• Two-state regional plan proposed
• Word on the Street: Just a good old boy
• Darlington enrollment up 3.5 percent
• Georgia's tax scheme no longer generates enough for all the state services
• Breast cancer survivors can submit stories to Surviving to Share
• The high cost of Savannah homeless
• 4 U.S. troops killed in eastern Afghanistan
• Man jailed on aggravated assault charges
• A supplier in egg recall has history of violations
• Shave and a hair cut: Barber shop celebrates 100 years on Broad Street
• Debris removal bid approved by Cherokee County
• Deal leads Barnes by 4 points in race for Georgia governor
• ANALYSIS: Loophole could change campaign dynamics
• Report shows what congressmen are doing
• Sherrod plans meeting with Ag. Secretary Tuesday
• Chamber emerges as formidable political force
• Update: Deputy coroner identifies 5-year-old girl killed in Saturday wreck
• Ringgold bank robbery: Businessman believes police were already on lookout for suspect
• Cedartown approves more money for downtown Streetscape
• Obamas take a beach lunch on second vacation day
• Rescuers search for man who fell from boat
• More than 500 runners in Gary Tillman Memorial Clocktower 5K race
• Nurse thankful to those who helped her survive wreck
• Army dad travels from Kuwait to witness the birth of his son
• Yemen says seven Qaeda members among 21 killed in south
• Moving sale planned at 'Amityville Horror' house
• Ga. judge shoots, kills man breaking into his home
• Floyd schools organize local governance teams as part of Charter system
• Atlanta sex offender sweep nabs dozens
• McDonough, Ga. man sentenced for drug trafficking
• Sherwood Forrest man arrested after standoff
• Woman reports car stolen
• Heating and air unit reported stolen
• McHenry’s special education program special in its own right
• 2 arrested after police raid ‘house of prostitution’
• Biden lashes out at 'Republican tea party'
• On vacation, Obama tends to summer reading list
• Independent voters being courted in race for governor
• Pharmacist: Bank was a rumored heist target
• Residents late on property taxes can pay without penalty
• Vacuum and curtains stolen from residence
• N. Ga. couple treated in Colombia after crash
• Speaker: Leadership legacy just as important as results
• Stimulus funds help North Ga. counties offer STD vaccine for free
• Tennessee escapee still on the run, may be in Plainville
• Chickamauga woman charged with having sex with 14-year-old boy
• Ethics investigation continues: Panel still looking into donations to John Oxendine from State Mutua
• Fort Oglethorpe mayor Ronnie Cobb dies
• Locals take trip on the rails to promote train safety
• Ditch the queen: UK public's wild ideas for cuts
• Unguarded border bridges could be route into US
• FBI: Rome man traveled to Chickamauga for sexual encounter with 14-year-old girl
• Saudi judge considers paralysis punishment
• Major study charts long-lasting oil plume in Gulf
• Bomb dog clears suspicious package left at Gordon PO, GBI will x-ray
• Man convicted for beating, robbing 90-year-old
• Man's ID missed for week-plus at Atlanta morgue
• iPhone-maker rallies workers after China suicides
• Computer stolen from health care facility
• Report: Man called in fake prescription
• Summerville man killed in early morning wreck involving roaming livestock
• RFPRA Junior Golf Registration
• Microsoft links new smart phones to Xbox Live
• Tax commissioner seizes Music Room inventory, says company owes more than half-million in back taxes
• GBI: Fugitive may be driving truck stolen in Plainville
• Utah lawmaker airs Arizona-style immigration bill
• Lawyer: SC mom accused of killing sons remorseful
• Update: Man on the run for a year caught by deputies
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home
• Atlanta courthouse security upgrades urged
• Barnes, Deal differ on casinos in Ga.
• Obama says economy coming back slowly but surely
• JetBlue brings back 'All You Can Jet' passes
• College, career academy gaining popularity with students
• Rome adopts wrecker rules
• School shoppers giving a lesson in individualism
• Women of WWII honored at ceremony
• Blago guilty on just 1 count; feds vow retrial
• Obama’s approval rating could spell disaster in 2010 elections
• Murder charges sought in boys' deaths in SC river
• Man arrested, $250,000 in rare drug seized in Bartow
• Atlanta black churches face foreclosures
• Shorter University climbs one spot in U.S. News and World Report's 'Great Schools, Great P
• ‘Operation Wine-O’ finds underage sales at 10 Rome stores
• Appeals court sends Fla. case back to judge
• Suburban Atlanta couple survives plane crash
• Home gutted by late night fire in Southwest Floyd County
• Obamas take a boat ride during Gulf Coast vacation
• Rome to mull AGL’s request for site
• Rome weighing Crescent Avenue bridge options
• No texting while driving law making impact
• Mexican attacks inflame tensions on NYC island
• Man found sleeping in car charged with DUI
• $500 stolen in Days Inn robbery
• Calhoun native asks for service dog votes
• Fall Gymnastics Classes – Registration Opens
• White House: politics no role in mosque remarks
• Engineer to be sentenced for Iran embargo charge
• Details emerge on arrest of Lance Stephenson in NY
• Atlanta drug raid victim's kin to get $4.9 million
• 3-year-old found dead in van at Ga. church
• Southeast Elementary School event builds bonds of unity
• Floyd County police: Less 'super speeding' on the roads
• Longtime trooper awaits heart transplant
• 3 war vets, 1 good leg: Amputees climb Kilimanjaro
• Burglar breaks in to soldier’s home, takes urn with grandmother's ashes
• Escapee arrested more than 3 years after leaving work site
• Police: Drunk man broke into church
• Man arrested on gun, assault charges
• Schools shuffle gear to match new class sizes
• Drug overdose deaths in Chatham County skyrocket
• Jury selection to begin in slaying of long-time DA
• Trial set to begin in deadly I-85 crash
• Broad Street holding its own
• 8-year-old painting prodigy is new art world star
• Area teen is cover model of Supermodels Unlimited
• Prison officers learn hazards of pepper spray
• US contractor investigated for overcharging
• Dobbins to hold largest air show in region October 16-17
• Truck flips on Burnett Ferry Road
• Jewish Temple opens on UA campus
• Smile! Aerial images being used to enforce laws
• Teen shot after football game at S. Gwinnett High
• Cholera strikes amid Pakistani flood disaster
• Georgia Power lineman dies of burn injuries
• Rockmart bicyclist killed this morning
• 2 Hays State Prison employees taken to hospital after “incident”
• Mother to judge: Son shot her boyfriend to defend her
• Concert to ‘Feed the Children’
• Last notes sounding for Music Room, Knee Deep With Ink also closing
• Britain's Princess Anne turns 60
• Russia: Iran's nuclear plant to get fuel next week
• Myanmar junta sets election date for Nov 7
• Tamil migrant ship docks in Canada
• Some left without power after storm
• Taser used on Ga. woman in foreclosure standoff
• Update: Cortes charged with terroristic threats, DUI after attack on Sheriff's Office
• Most Americans still on board with Afghan plan
• Fire destroys out building, sends firefighter to hospital
• Floyd Emergency Management holding Emergency Preparedness Night with Rome Braves
• Southeast hosting event to unite new student body
• Costco gets 6,000 applications for 200 jobs
• NY judge grants bail for angry flight attendant
• Elections Board to act on Chattooga vote fraud case
• ‘Green’ principles guiding Berry College
• Two Bartow County men arrested on aggravated battery charges
• WikiLeaks preparing to release more Afghan files
• Stabbing spree suspect arrested at Atlanta airport
• Barrow County, Ga. fire chief fired
• Docs discover sprouting pea in Mass. man's lung
• Poultry fingered as No. 1 food poisoning culprit
• Senate sends Obama $600M border security bill
• `Cathy' comic strip ending after 34 years
• Long, hot summer of fire, floods fits predictions
• Troy Davis judge in Ga. won't reconsider evidence
• Snow cone truck driver taken to hospital after wreck on Calhoun Rd.
• Driver hospitalized after Old Dalton Road wreck
• Roy Barnes to visit Rome on Monday
• Deal’s focus on next vote: Former congressman wins GOP nomination for governor
• Preston Smith: 'Time for someone with new and different ideas'
• Ga. superintendent candidates meet in forum
• Fights break out in Georgia housing waiting line
• Gibbs stands by remarks on liberals — sort of
• Update: Driver in ICU after Old Dalton Road wreck
• Primary winners highlight political inexperience
• AJC: Georgia could get more than $550M from jobs bill
• Ga. superintendent candidates meet in forum
• Barnes releases statement on Handel's concession to Deal
• County may cut courthouse security proposal
• Georgia Highlands, others asked to tighten belts again
• Coomer gets Republican nomination for House seat
• Lott wins Polk County Commission runoff
• Smith falls to Olens in Attorney General runoff
• Netflix to stream Paramount, Lionsgate, MGM movies
• Catoosa Co. judge arrested
• WHO says swine flu pandemic is over
• US Rep. Tom Graves wins GOP nomination in bid for full term in Congress
• AP: Olens nominated for GOP bid in attorney general race
• Interrupted recess brings bickering back to House
• Ga. voters pick nominees for key statewide posts
• Turnout steady across county
• Barnes launches first general election salvo
• Ga. voters to select GOP nominee for governor
• New Dali exhibition exclusively at Atlanta museum
• Police looking for man who fired shots in North Rome
• Another year begins: Praise, power outage mark county schools’ first day
• Rome City Schools enrollment holding strong
• Today’s runoff open to all voters
• Cedartown Tea Party moves into second year
• Whitfield County man sentenced to 20 years for drug charges
• Air conditioner reported stolen
• Fatal Shooting suspect out of hospital
• Georgia community health centers see added funding
• Ariz. fugitives believed to be in Yellowstone
• Ark. doctor convicted in bomb attack on board head
• Local support helps deployed soldiers families with school supplies
• North Korea fires artillery near disputed border
• Sosebee murder trial starts today in Murray County
• Walker church helps out in New Orleans
• Voters should expect a hot election day
• Haiti faces a question: Who is Wyclef Jean?
• Report: Tools, four-wheeler stolen
• Utility trailer reported stolen
• Report: Appliances taken from apartments
• Suicide car bomber kills 8 west of Baghdad
• Colin approaches Bermuda, barely a tropical storm
• Infant critical after attack by pit bull in Clayton Co.
• AJC: High CRCT test scores trumped 
honesty
• Sardis Baptist Church celebrates 175 years
• Handel, Deal square off: Candidates try to convert voters in Saturday debate
• Ribbon cutting for new Model High this afternoon
• State runoffs to be settled Tuesday
• Route years in the making: DOT and a Cartersville family are at odds over the chosen path for the 41
• Poll: Handel leads Deal prior to Aug. 10 runoff
• Redmond Road Church of Christ for sale
• Prime Care opens health care training center on Redmond
• Ribbon cut on new Model High
• Handel, Deal butt heads in final debate
• GOP debate for attorney general included lots of flash
• Burglars nab electronics, jewelry from West Rome residence
• Gulf seafood industry tries to shake an oily image
• Kagan sworn in as justice
• Ca. store manager throws hot coffee in intruder's face
• Timid pig caught after it develops taste for potato chips
• Calhoun woman charged with forgery
• Scrap metal reported stolen
• Ribbon cut for GHC’s new Douglasville satellite campus
• More choices alter college textbook landscape
• 'Birthers' fade after passage of law against them
• Navy proposes to double size of bombing range
• Fired transgender woman won't be in office
• What to do about WikiLeaks? Not much can be done
• Police: Man jailed on fugitive warrant from Alabama
• Loose cable stopped elevator where Ga. couple died
• Fire possibly caused by lightning
• Democratic legislators call for changing HOPE to needs-based
• Campaign finance reports due
• Former America's Most Wanted fugitive gets two life sentences in federal court
• Rain in forecast for First Friday show
• Public Invited to North Floyd Park Recreation Center Ribbon Cutting
• Unified Football and Cheerleading Registration
• Floyd under thunderstorm watch, some power outages reported
• Over 600 vote in advanced voting
• Manure-fueled power plant won't come to Ga.
• Trial delayed in multiple animal cruelty case
• 10 years on, mystery of Confederate sub remains
• Thurmond to keynote Washington USDA conference on Civil Rights and Diversity
• Karen Handel draws crowds in Rome today
• State: 15k fish died after spill in Athens creek
• Forecasters say peak of storm season will be busy
• Cherokee schools get landfill checks
• McHenry Primary hopes to win grant money for playground
• Man pleads guilty to digging for treasure at Chickamauga battlefield
• Emergency officials gather to discuss statewide emergency communications system
• World’s Longest Yard Sale begins today
• In GOP runoff, differences over IVF restrictions
• Model tells court: Not clear gift was diamonds
• Firefighters have busy afternoon
• New constitution for Kenya as 'No' team concedes
• No one injured after car overturns
• NY prosecutors not sure which twin to charge
• 2 dead, dozens hurt in school bus crash in Mo.
• Ga. minister hammers Obama in bid for Congress
• Ala. boater who struck Lake Harding bridge dies
• Floyd school system ends year under budget
• Illegal burns can result in large fines
• Audit: 109 Atlanta educators suspected of cheating
• Ex-deputy: Wyclef Jean to run for Haiti president
• Romans try to stay cool during heatwave
• Authorities: Escaped inmates no longer in Arizona
• Police: Man pointed gun at woman, children
• Blue meth, $15,000 recovered in Gordon
• Teen charged for after school break-in
• Woman reports water theft
• Court sides with Ala. fraternity in assault suit
• Disney World opening luxury pet resort Aug. 27
• Bass tourney moved from Alabama to Georgia
• Gender vies with agenda in Georgia GOP runoff
• Judge rules for transgender woman fired by Georgia
• Political forum generates large crowd in Rome
• Handel scheduled to visit Rome on Friday
• Effort aims to bridge swimming gap for minorities
• Floyd County Board of Education to celebrate employees
• Army lawyer asks Supreme Court to stop Khadr trial
• Doping scandal may hurt Lance Armstrong foundation
• Are Americans now more honest about their weight?
• Deal reverses course on federal education money
• Bernice King breaks silence, asks SCLC to end rift
• Polk Co. proposed dress codes will ban most body piercings, tattoos
• Ground Zero mosque site one step closer after panel landmark vote
• Non-profit group seeks to build nature center in Trion
• Proposed Dalton law would bar tethering dogs
• Atlanta man fights off beaver along Chattahoochee
• New teacher in new program
• Airline fares rising
• Inception' remains No. 1 at box office
• Deputies arrest man on assault charges
• Child accused of starting fire
• Former homeland security officer awaits sentencing
• Hensley: County schools begin first year as charter status
• New scoreboard going up at Barron
• Gwinnett County, Ga. food banks facing big demand
• AP IMPACT: New ID theft targets kids' SS numbers
• Lindsay Lohan offers thanks as she goes from jail to rehab
• Va. health care reform lawsuit clears 1st hurdle
• US says it's committed to cutting greenhouse gases
• Early voting, free forum today
• City schools back in session
• New unemployment aid right on time for many
• Roman to rep for adhesives maker
• Tootsie’s expands operations on Shorter Avenue
• 2 arrested following armed robbery in Cartersville
• Fort Oglethorpe Costco hiring
• Karen Handel, Nathan Deal clash in runoff debate
• Also-ran silent as runoff closes in
• Reach for the Stars family childcare accredited
• Aging inmates burden budget in Georgia
• Ga. Tech team get $20M to study life on Earth
• Fed official: Labor force reshaping
• Teachers' Summers: Bailey Duncan, Darlington School
• Small turnout to decide big races: Early voting for the Aug. 10 runoff begins Monday
• Teachers' Summers: Teachers share summer travels
• Writing contest deadline Sept. 1
• Mont. paintball course attracts unwanted guests: bears
• Mom hopes authorities near to finding son's killer
• ABC Family's Paul Lee named boss of ABC network
• Stories of old told at Chieftains Museum
• Report: Man struck nephew with vase
• Scientists say global warming is continuing
• West Georgia Foundation has $7.3 million of its initial $8 million goal
• Gore will not be charged over masseuse allegations
• Georgia will look to new leaders next year
• Mother of dead soldier won't lose her home
• Report: Man threatened to kill wife
• Big Boi of OutKast overcomes hurdles with debut CD
• Deadly shooting sparks manhunt, arrest in Gordon County
• Cedartown assistant chief of police says city manager was 'extremely intoxicated' at Rome
• New teachers are few in 2010: Tight budget curtails school hiring
• Ga. teacher among finalists announced for K-12 online teaching award
• Cave Spring schedules temporary water outage
• Athens, Ga., saying goodbye to Navy school
• Saudi, Syrian leaders visit Lebanon amid tension
• Police say it appears no one was seriously hurt in car wreck that nearly put vehicle in creek
• Christie's Office Supply open for business after minor fire this afternoon
• Police review 911 call handling in shooting of NBA player
• Fourth generation family business growing nationwide
• Nashville man charged with second murder
• Troops kill senior 'capo' of mighty Mexico cartel
• RFPRA Youth And Adult Fall Soccer Registration
• Sweet dreams, enduring nightmares: 'Inception' joins a long list of films involving the dr
• Getting guys to see chick flicks'
• Major studios think outside the box to recruit directors to the fanboy genre
• Governance teams are first move under charter status
• Levee gate work nears completion
• Etowah paddle to introduce canoe, kayak trail project
• HarperCollins reveals cover for new Palin book
• Lohan getting 250 letters a day since entering jail, officials say
• Berry students working to establish log cabin age
• Toyota recalls more than 400,000 vehicles in US
• Man charged with concealing Ga. teacher's death
• NC expert: Gulf oil unlikely to reach East Coast
• Grizzly caught after Montana mauling that killed Michigan man
• La. company gets $118 million Fort Benning deal
• Christian principles remain with YMCA despite national “re-branding” campaign
• Burglary reported at Talon Court
• Report: Man jailed after short chase
• Application to appeal filed in Etowah Village lawsuit
• Police continue investigation of slaying of Rome man
• Hundreds of names fill beam for cancer center
• RFPRA To Host Candidate Forum
• Hilltoppers feel like ‘family’ -- Graduates from 1938 to 1958 gather
• Lightning kills 4 horses in north Georgia
• Cyber mastermind arrested, questioned in Slovenia
• AJC report details Smith affair
• National Night Out set for Friday
• Budget cuts affect north Ga. state parks
• Judge blocks parts of Arizona immigration law
• Company doubling workforce on Mich. river spill
• Submit nominees now for Conserve Georgia's Natural Leaders Awards
• AP Interview: Deal says he's not a target of probe
• Two air conditioners missing from duplex
• IRS offers local charities one-time relief to preserve tax-exempt status
• Two arrested for allegedly lifting more than $100,000 worth of tires from Pirelli
• Wreck blocks traffic on U.S. 411 in Bartow
• Tour of Cave Spring tells huge history of small town
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority 2009 Annual Report
• Calhoun gets grant for cheap housing
• Man wants to donate organs -- before he dies
• Post Fire Department consolidated
• ‘Day in the Park’ is planned in Cedartown
• West Rome center to be called Ozzie’s Plaza
• Report: Bear statue stolen
• Update: Rome 'incident' leads to resignation of Cedartown City Manager
• Travel group seeks $500 million for Gulf tourism
• Georgia EPD issues fine for wastewater discharge
• Georgia man presumed dead in Wyo. Snake River
• Weather: Inch of rain falls during storms; some still without power
• Kindler, gentler version of Ramsay appears on MasterChef'
• GNTC Graduation to be Held on August 26, 2010
• Nightclubs gaining favor with ACC
• ECO Center nearing completion
• Georgia Power aims to rely less on coal
• Police investigating cash thefts
• Woman accused of stealing gift cards
• Report: Safe taken from home
• Coastal Ga. parks coping with financial squeeze
• State revenue agents seize five Augusta hotels for back taxes
• Northeast Georgia county wants highway widened to boost business
• Prosecutor: Blagojevich guilty of shakedown scheme
• Patterson named Georgia D.A. of the Year
• Stimulus funds give Rome kids summer jobs
• Technical college enrollment numbers up statewide
• Baby leopards make Paris zoo debut
• Inception' is worth its salt
• County to maintain tax rate
• Portion of Sonoraville Elementary sinks
• Kennesaw man killed at Cartersville plant
• Chavez warns of US oil cutoff in Colombia dispute
• Dalton boy won trip to 'iCarly' set
• National event draws 89 teams to Chattanooga
• Cumming pilot dies in plane crash
• Judge raps all sides in tri-state water war rulings
• Deeper harbor expected to benefit both sides of river
• Merchants say back-to-school sales will suffer around Georgia
• Aragon molestation investigation spreads
• Councilman Nathan Bain dies at 73
• Parks authority releases annual report, may require night fishermen get a free boat permit
• A look at Karen Handel and Nathan Deal
• Deal, Handel split on 411 Connector
• 2 taken to hospital after wreck on Ga. 101
• Arson suspected in South Rome fire
• Weather: High hits 100 degrees again in Rome today but clouds "cool" things off
• Aragon man taken to hospital after wreck on Wax Road
• Barron Stadium Light Installation
• Ships prepare to return to spill as storm weakens
• Escapee at Floyd County Jail charged with injuring another inmate
• 500 turn out for Cops for Kids tournament
• The Breast Center Named Imaging Center of Excellence
• Laurens Named Coordinator for Floyd Center for Wound Care and Hyperbarics
• Floyd Earns Top Quality Recognition
• Floyd EMS Collecting Toys for Tots
• Floyd Earns American Heart Association Silver Award for Stroke Efforts
• Floyd Earns American Heart Association's Silver Plus Award
• Floyd Emergency Medical Service named Region 1 Service of the Year
• Floyd Healthcare Foundation Leaders Support Expanded Breast Health Services
• Floyd Healthcare Foundation Launches Campaign for The Breast Center
• Alison Land Named a Vice President at Floyd
• Floyd Welcomes New Residents
• Physicians Graduate from Floyd's Family Medicine Residency Program
• Marla Davis-Baker Named Auxiliary Coordinator
• Kurt Stuenkel Elected to serve on Metropolitan Hospitals Governing Council
• Hudson Joins Rome Internal Medicine and Floyd Primary Care Network
• Dr. Don Diego Named Director of Floyd Family Medicine Residency
• RFPRA Fall Baseball and T-Ball – Register Now
• Peter Pan Presents Neverland Day
• RFPRA Girls Fall Softball
• 150 Kids Participate In RFPRA Free Summer Camp
• Salute to Honor America Fireworks Celebration
• RFPRA Offering Free Summer Camp
• RFPRA Announces GeorgiaState Jr. Closed Challenger
• Public Invited to Shannon Recreation Center and Park Ribbon Cutting
• Lock and Dam Customer Appreciation – FREE Fishing and Boating
• Sports Hall Of Fame Golf Tournament At Barnsley
• Public Pool Opens, Enroll in Swim Classes
• RFPRA Adult Softball Summer League Registration
• Shannon RecreationCenter Now Open
• Etowah Skate Park Temporarily Closing
• RFPRA Gymnastics Win in State and Compete in Regionals
• Using Chess to Inspire America's Kids to Make the Right Moves
• 2010 Floyd County Special Olympics To Be Held at Darlington School
• Roman Roast on the River - Battle of the Bands Tickets on Sale
• RFPRA Gymnastics Win in State Championships
• RFPRA Summer Job Fair
• Easter Egg Hunt At Ridge Ferry Park
• Etowah Park Driving Range Reopens for Season
• RFPRA Staff Member Resignation
• RFPRA Adult Softball Spring League Registration
• Barron Stadium Closes On March 1, 2010
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Spring Youth Baseball and Youth Softball Registration
• RFPRA Youth Soccer Registration is Now Open
• RFPRA Tennis Class Registration Is Now Open
• Roman Roast On The River – Battle Of The Bands Call For Entries
• Roman Roast on the River – Presenting Sponsorship Announced
• New RFPRA Program Offers $300 Incentive to Lose Weight
• Rome-Floyd Sports Hall of Fame 2010 Tickets On-Sale Now
• Roman Roast on the River - Committee Meeting
• Winter Recreation Programs
• Authority Board Announces Sports Hall Of Fame 2010 Inductees
• RFPRA Basketball Officials Needed
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority Receives Outstanding Park Recognition
• RFPRA Youth Basketball Registration Extended
• Rome Art Coterie to Host Guest Speaker Brian Barr
• Free Outdoor Movie at Bridge Point Plaza
• Register Now for Fall Break Camps
• Shag Williams Park At Shannon - Public Call For Historical Archive Items
• Parks And Recreation Facility Holiday Hours - Half Off Open Swim
• Unified Football and Cheerleading Jamboree Kicks Off
• Men’s Adult Basketball Early Registration
• Last Week to Register for Youth Flag Football
• RFPRA Gymnastics – Registration Opens on August 3, 2009
• Several RFPRA Facilities Temporarily Closing for Maintenance
• RFPRA Fall Sports Parent Orientation
• RFPRA Fall Youth Baseball and Softball Registrations Opening
• Annual 4th of July Fireworks: Full Day of Family Entertainment
• Road Trip Camp
• RFPRA Adult Softball Late Summer 1-Pitch League Registration
• RFPRA and Rome City Police Partner with Georgia Defense Force
• Camp GoodTimes Participants Seek Support
• Farmers Market Moves to Ridge Ferry Park Shoals Area
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Etowah Park Driving Range Customer Appreciation Day
• RFPRA Spring Softball and Baseball Awards Ceremonies
• Parks and Recreation Offices Closed Monday - Pool Open
• Public Pool Opens This Saturday And Open Memorial Day
• Summer Gymnastics Registration Opens
• Parks and Recreation - Summer Activity Registration is Now Open
• Rome Art Coterie To Host Photographer Kelly Mills
• Church Competition!
• 21st Annual Senior Inforum Tickets on Sale Now
• Floyd County Special Olympics Volunteers Needed
• Registration is Now Open for Sports Hall of Fame Golf Tournament at Barnsley
• Annual 4th of July Celebration: Call for Food and Entertainment Vendors
• Free Fundraising Program
• Farmers Market Relocating to Downtown Rome
• Rome Art Coterie 7th National Juried Art Exhibition Opening
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Provides Local Economic Impact of 4.3 Million
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Hosting Indoor Yard Sale
• RFPRA Challenger Baseball – Register Now
• RFPRA Adult Softball Spring League Registration
• RFPRA Spring Baseball– Registration Ends Monday, March 2.
• RFPRA Spring Softball– Registration Opens Monday
• Northside Swim Center Now Taking Rental Reservations
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority Awarded District Basketball Tournaments
• Challenger Basketball Season Start Delayed
• Rome-Floyd Parks And Recreation Authority Spring Baseball Coaches Meeting
• 2009 Sports Hall of Fame Ceremony to be Held at Berry College
• Winter Gymnastics – Register Now
• Authority Board Announces Sports Hall of Fame 2009 Inductees
• Rome - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• Barron Stadium Closing
• New Hours at Etowah Park Driving Range
• Rome-Floyd Recreation and Sports Program 2009 Guide Now Available
• Chiaha Harvest Fair
• Shannon Park Closing
• Coosa Valley Fair
• Camp Good Times Participants Seek Support
• Northside Pool Mascot Name and Winner Announced
• Rome-Floyd Parks And Recreation Authority Gymnastics Win In State Championships
• Rome-Floyd Parks And Recreation Authority Adult Softball Late Summer 1-Pitch League Registration
• Ridge Ferry Farmers Market to Open June 14
• RFPRA to Host Swimming Lessons at Northside Swim Center
• Rome Youth Invited to Participate in Jr. Olympic Skills Competition
• New 2008 Program and Sports Calendar at rfpra.com
• Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority Receives Honors
• Shouldn't everyone be treated the same?
• Community Brunch
• Celebrate the Arts Day
• Anger Management & Relationships
• West End 5th Grader, Mike Castellanos wins the Rome City Schools System Spelling Bee

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