Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is pleased to announce that She Leads will be hosting a livestream webinar Wednesday, March 1 at 6pm. The webinar, “StartUp Strategies: Essential Resources for Your Small Business” is available to all Georgians at no cost, and will provide a number of useful tips for growing your small business.
WRGA Radio reported on Wednesday that Party City in Rome, and the location in Cartersville will be closing their doors as part of a restructuring of the parent company.
A Rome man is in jail with no bond following an investigation that found he was operating a facility in Floyd County where he would train and condition fighting dogs.
A bill dealing with automobile insurance and sponsored by State Rep. Eddie Lumsden (R-Armuchee) passed the Georgia House on Tuesday. The bill seeks to change the code section of Georgia law for underwriting policies to replace minimum standards currently required by the state, to be minimum standards provided by the carrier.
Georgia’s popular Youth Birding Competition returns to its roots this year while still offering the wider timeframe for birding adopted during the pandemic.
Georgia-based Home Depot predicts a slowdown in sales will continue this year, but it’s not all gloom and doom for the Atlanta-based company. While the home improvement giant reported a deceleration in sales at the end of last year and is projecting little growth this year, officials did shed some good news. To keep turnover costs low, front-line workers are getting a raise. Home Depot announced on Tuesday a one-billion-dollar investment in raising wages. And while the company did not disclose the new average wage for employees, it did say every market’s starting wage is at least $15 per hour.
A twenty-one-year-old Summerville man was arrested recently for driving under the influence – in the drive thru at the Summerville McDonald’s.
Summerville Police were alerted about a “rolling domestic” situation on February 11th, according to a report released this week by the police department.
Summerville Police were alerted to an attempted break-in at a business on Commerce Street on Friday of last week. Around 9:30 PM, police received a call from a man who was passing by, who said that he and his wife saw a man trying to pry the door open on the Cedar & Rose Boutique at 9940 Commerce Street. The man attempting to gain entry to the store was described as being a white male with a baseball cap on sideways and wearing a white jacket and red pants. Police notified the owner of the business, who lives in Trion. There was damage done to the door frame of the business. Police searched the area, but were unable to find anyone fitting the description of the perpetrator.
A motorcyclist from Cartersville was killed Tuesday afternoon in a two-vehicle wreck in Gordon County.
