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Saturday, April 6, 2024--4:06 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 Researchers with Emory University are planning a pilot study to test Rome
Local bluegrass groups the Repeating Arms and the Shady Pine, both featuring Max Nunery, launch the RiverScape Summer Music Series at RiverScape Metro
The fight to save Tillie An Asbury Park icon is withering away in a shed. Will he be a casualty of the city’s rebirth? Updated on Mar 03, 2021; Published on Mar 03, 2021 The original Tillie mural from the old Palace Amusement building is peeling away in a shed near the Asbury Park boardwalk. Andre Malok | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Twitter Share The beloved icon sits in darkness, withering away inside a wooden shed just steps from the bustling beachfront. The paint on his hulking, concrete face is flaking. A chunk of his nose is ready to fall off. The years of salt and wind and neglect ...
N.J. weather: Flashback to brutal blizzard of January 2016 (PHOTOS) Updated Jan 25, 2021; Posted Jan 22, 2021 Heavy snow and strong winds caused scenes like this across New Jersey during the big blizzard of January 2016. More photos can be found below.Saed Hindash | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Facebook Share Howling winds. Huge snow drifts. Massive flooding. Several fatalities. And scores of power outages. Those were the far-reaching impacts of a fierce blizzard that pounded New Jersey five years ago this week. At the time, it was described by one weather expert as “an awesome show of nat...
Publisher's Note: This post appears here courtesy of ECU News Services. The author of this post is Rob Spahr. People cheer as first-year medical students drive by the front of the Brody School of Medicine to pick up their white coats on Dec. 18. | Photos: Cliff Hollis | Video: Rich Klindworth People all over the world were required to adjust their plans and traditions during 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The nation's medical students were not immune. First-year medical students at East Carolina University's Brody School of Medicine began their medical educ...