Diane Wagner

An automated credentialing system for healthcare providers pioneered by Dr. Paul Brock of Rome will be implemented statewide now that Gov. Brian Kemp has signed it into law.

Early voting runs through Friday for the May 19 elections that will decide the nonpartisan judicial races and the party nominees for a host of federal, state and local offices.

Now that Floyd County has lifted its moratorium on gas stations and convenience stores, developers are starting to seek relief from the new distance requirements from homes, churches, schools and

A host of local, state and federal contests will be decided in the Tuesday, May 19, election, including which Republican will go up against Democrat Shawn Harris for Northwest Georgia's

The Floyd County Commission will consider Tuesday an agreement to hire a law firm to pursue PFAS litigation. The toxic "forever chemicals" were used by upstream manufacturers to make carpets

Plans for a 14-unit townhouse complex off North Broad Street, across from the Take 5 Car Wash, will go before the Rome City Commission Tuesday night.

Early voting will be held at the Floyd County Elections Center on East 12th Street from June 8 to June 12 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., according to Board

The final debates between runoff candidates are wrapping up, with the Republicans battling in U.S. Rep. Barry Loudermilk's neighboring district slated to face off Monday.

The Rome-Floyd Recycling Center is continuing to operate at a deficit, with the city and county covering its shortfalls along with the joint Solid Waste Commission.

CARTERSVILLE — Officials representing cities, counties and school systems across Georgia delved into how best to fund public services during a four-hour session at the Clarence Brown Conference Center in