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Former Education Minister Ruel Reid is seeking at least $10 million in incentive payments and salary top-ups for his time as principal of Jamaica College (JC), the all-boys high school he is suing for alleged breach of contract. Reid, who resigned...

Friday, October 27, 2023--11:24 a.m. -David Crowder, WRGA News- Mark Cochran (left) and Charles Love With just over a week of early voting to go, eight of the nine candidates for Rome City Commission candidates fielded questions on a wide array of issues, most dealing with Downtown Rome, du

The Woman of Distinction Award, known as the Griffin Award, was presented to Jamaica’s Ambassador to the United States, Audrey Marks, by the New York Chapter of the Jamaica College Old Boys Association (JCOBA-NY).

In a telling sign, the SPVM struggled to find Indigenous groups willing to participate in the immersion program. Only two agreed to take part.

Ruel Reid, the former education minister who resigned amid corruption allegations, is suing the owners of Jamaica College (JC) for millions of dollars he claims is owed to him for the last four years of his contract as principal. It is the latest...

Sunday, October 22, 2023--5:45 p.m. -David Crowder, WRGA News- The second week of in-person advance voting starts Monday with a second voting location opening up. You will be able to cast ballots at the Rome Civic Center on Jackson Hill, as well as at the Floyd County Elections office o

WASHINGTON DC: Jamaica’s Ambassador to the United States Audrey Marks was presented with a Woman of Distinction Award by the Jamaica College Old Boys Association New York Chapter. The Griffin Award, was bestowed on Ambassador Audrey P. Marks...

Early voting for citizens in Rome and Floyd County began on Monday, October 16th for the upcoming November 7th municipal elections. Advance voting schedule…

How Did Dr. Wayne Robinson Die? Former Professor, And a Beloved Chapter Advisor Dies Not only did Dr. Robinson leave a lasting impression on the minds and hearts of the

Readers on the escalating conflict in the Middle East; the Voice vote; and ‘tiny housing’.