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Video: Members of the 209th BOD conduct a seven mile road march for their July Battle Assembly at Berry College in Rome, Ga.
Jul 18, 2012 | 0 0 comments | 43 43 recommendations | email to a friend
Members of the Rome-based 209th Broadcast Operations Detachment conduct a seven mile road march for their July Battle Assembly at Berry College. The video was produced by Capt. Anthony D. Buchanan.
New Divorce Care session starting at Pleasant Valley North Baptist Church.
by Cindy Corbin
Jan 12, 2010 | 1 1 comments | 105 105 recommendations | email to a friend
We are very pleased with the response this new ministry received within our community. As many know, divorce affects everyone and many find themselves in a position of anger, depression and fear. P...
thoughts to ponder
by George Jones
Jan 11, 2010 | 1 1 comments | 107 107 recommendations | email to a friend
oxymoronics : Miss Rome contest:not an entry was from Rome. New session in Atlanta:want to slash $1 billion from budget.they just came from Wild Game dinner:why not take $1 billion from WILD HOG F...
New County Water Meters
by Mike Johnson
Aug 11, 2009 | 2 2 comments | 115 115 recommendations | email to a friend
We need to be aware of the new water meters the county is now using. I've been in my residence 10 years and my usage has always been between 3 & 5 thousand gallons per month. Now, the water dept. s...
New Metal Band Up and Coming.
by G. D.
Apr 04, 2009 | 0 0 comments | 114 114 recommendations | email to a friend
There have been quite a few bands pop up in our region in the past few years. Most never really amount to much on the grander scale. However, the clubs here and in the Atlanta area have proven to...
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2012 COOSA VALLEY FAIR LITTLE MS & MS CHALLENGER PAGEANT!
2012 COOSA VALLEY FAIR LITTLE MS & MS CHALLENGER PAGEANT!
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AWESOME EVENT FOR ALL THE SPECIAL NEEDS GIRLS AND WOMAN!!
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Georgia Power crews replace a power pole on Wiltshire Road near Etowah Park on Wednesday Feburary 16, 2011. (Mike Colombo, RN-T)
Georgia Power crews replace a power pole on Wiltshire Road near Etowah Park on Wednesday Feburary 16, 2011. (Mike Colombo, RN-T)
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Avery Hall caught this large catfish in the Garden Lakes area on Wednesday. (Contributed photo)
Avery Hall caught this large catfish in the Garden Lakes area on Wednesday. (Contributed photo)
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The Laughing Pizza performs their show Saturday afternoon in the DeSoto Theatre. (Lisa Hall, RN-T.com)
The Laughing Pizza performs their show Saturday afternoon in the DeSoto Theatre. (Lisa Hall, RN-T.com)
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Laughing Pizza Concert
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Kroger Building. (Daniel Varnado RN-T.com)
Kroger Building. (Daniel Varnado RN-T.com)
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Kroger Building
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(From left) Georgia district Optimist Lt. Governor Joey Richardson, essay winner Lucy Lansing a freshman at Rome High School, essay contest chair Dana Gallagher. Lucy also won the Zone 2 Essay Contest. Her essay will be sent to compete at the State level.(Contributed photo)
(From left) Georgia district Optimist Lt. Governor Joey Richardson, essay winner Lucy Lansing a freshman at Rome High School, essay contest chair Dana Gallagher. Lucy also won the Zone 2 Essay Contest. Her essay will be sent to compete at the State level.(Contributed photo)
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Rome High freshman moves to state level essay competition
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Inmates work to clear crepe myrtle trimmings from the median on Veteran's Memorial Highway Wednesday morning. (Ellison Langford, RN-T)
Inmates work to clear crepe myrtle trimmings from the median on Veteran's Memorial Highway Wednesday morning. (Ellison Langford, RN-T)
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University of Sioux Falls fans pose with the USF Cougar mascot during the tailgating festivities before today's NAIA Football Championships at Barron Stadium. (Daniel Varnado RN-T.com)
University of Sioux Falls fans pose with the USF Cougar mascot during the tailgating festivities before today's NAIA Football Championships at Barron Stadium. (Daniel Varnado RN-T.com)
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Tailgating
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(Contributed photo) Scott Bowerman of Rome accepts his new Giant Bicycle from Cycle Therapy owner, Trey Smith (left) and Coosa River Basin Initiative Executive Director, Joe Cook (right). Bowerman’s winning ticket was chosen randomly from hundreds of entries at the Fish Fry held Saturday. He purchased the winning ticket at the CRBI 7 Hills 3 Rivers Adventure Race in September. The raffle for the $1200 bicycle was sponsored by Cycle Therapy and generated some $800 to support CRBI’s efforts to protect Northwest Georgia and Northeast Alabama’s drinking water sources and North America’s most biologically diverse river basin. CRBI thanks Cycle Therapy and all raffle participants.
(Contributed photo) Scott Bowerman of Rome accepts his new Giant Bicycle from Cycle Therapy owner, Trey Smith (left) and Coosa River Basin Initiative Executive Director, Joe Cook (right). Bowerman’s winning ticket was chosen randomly from hundreds of entries at the Fish Fry held Saturday. He purchased the winning ticket at the CRBI 7 Hills 3 Rivers Adventure Race in September. The raffle for the $1200 bicycle was sponsored by Cycle Therapy and generated some $800 to support CRBI’s efforts to protect Northwest Georgia and Northeast Alabama’s drinking water sources and North America’s most biologically diverse river basin. CRBI thanks Cycle Therapy and all raffle participants.
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