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Monday, November 13, 2023--7:55 p.m. -David Crowder, WRGA News- The Rome City Commission has approved a supplemental bond resolution and a bond purchase agreement for up to $120 million for the new Rome Middle School project. In September, the commission approved a bond resolution and r

It appears that a political witch hunt against Rome City Commissioner Mark Cochran is over. The move comes after both the City of Rome, as well as Cochran'

Monday, September 25, 2023--8:56 a.m. -David Crowder, WRGA News- Following a lengthy debate, motions, substitute motions, and a split vote, Peaches on Broad Street is getting its liquor pouring license back. The recommendation from the Rome Alcohol Control Commission was to reinstate th

After (yet another) hotly contested debate involving the Rome City Commission, Peaches on Broad Street saw its liquor pouring license reinstated.

After a tumultuous debate the Rome City Commission agreed to put taxpayers on the hook for a $120 million new Rome Middle School. Commissioners Jim Bojo…

The attorney representing the City of Rome in a lawsuit has resigned saying that the Rome City Commission has “behaved like toddlers.” Attorney Chris Balch…

Friday, July 28, 2023--8:55 p.m. John Bailey, Rome News-Tribune- This story is possible because of a news-sharing agreement with the Rome News-Tribune. More information can be found at northwestgeorgianews.com. Chris Balch An attorney who represented the City of Rome in an ethics investi

Tuesday, July 25, 2023--11:51 a.m. -John Bailey, Rome News-Tribune- Rome City Commissioners approved reducing the millage rate Monday, then launched into a contentious hour-long debate over the proposed SPLOST package. The board dropped the millage rate by 2.3% to lessen the impact of p

Overall, the June 27 meeting of the City of Cody Planning, Zoning, and Adjustment Board proved essential and informative - if unexciting.