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Monday, November 6, 2023--10:01 a.m. -News Release- In 2010, Rome and Floyd County was one of the first 13 communities in the state to be recognized as “Camera Ready.” As the direct liaison with the Georgia Film, Music & Digital Entertainment office (a division of the Georgia Departmen

Until recently, school board races were lowkey and often uncontested. However, a toxic combination of hot-button social issues, violence in schools…

Elections for two school board seats are driven by issues of diversity and inclusion, with religion in the mix as well.

In 2010, Rome and Floyd County was one of the first 13 communities in the state to be recognized as “Camera Ready.” As the direct liaison with the Georgia Film…

Wolf-hybrids, which are legal in Roanoke, require a diet of raw meat. Some Deyerle residents who own five of the creatures have been importing truckloads of deer carcasses as food for their canines and backyard chickens. Neighbors say the resulting stench can be awful.

One of the big questions in the Roanoke and New River valleys is whether Democrats can win in two newly drawn districts — one in the House and one in Senate.

Roanoke homes with at least five bedrooms.

Mark Gillenwater’s DMV problems began early in June, when he sold a gray 1995 Nissan truck, bought a red 1995 Nissan truck, then phoned his State Farm Insurance agent to update his policy. But the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles never got that memo. As a result, the agency repeatedly threatened to suspend Gillenwater’s driver’s license.

We review Jack Daniel’s Bonded Rye Whiskey, made the Tennessee way from a 70% rye mash bill and meeting the bottled-in-bond criteria.

Monday, October 23, 2023--12:30 p.m. -Floyd County Jail records- Brandon Wayne McCrelles A Cave Spring man is accused of throwing a Molotov cocktail at the log cabin owned by the Cave Spring Historical Society on Wednesday of last week. According to an arrest warrant: 31-year-old Bra