Mike Colombo

If you’re looking to celebrate the country’s 250th birthday with both faith and fun this Independence Day weekend, two Rome churches are bringing their hospitality to the forefront for some

ST. LOUIS – Let's start our St. Louis Route 66 journey together on a high note, or rather, the Hi-Pointe. The Hi-Pointe neighborhood has one of the highest elevations in St.

Dana Tarter is legally blind and deaf, but that doesn’t stop her from telling the world about Jesus.

Imagine a child coming home from school and finding nothing to eat at home or no bed to call his own. What if you had cancer and, despite getting treatment, were left weak and experiencing despair.

Imagine a child coming home from school and finding nothing to eat at home or no bed to call his own. What if you had cancer and, despite getting treatment,

Sundai Stevenson believes that prayer changes things. That’s why the former Rome mayor is encouraging members of the community to sign up for what has become the annual Back to

The Church of Rome welcomes everyone on Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. That time is not dedicated for a jubilant worship service or a deep dive into the Holy Bible.

A three-year-old from Fairview Heights with a passion for tractors and tools is turning heads as he competes nationally for the title of “Toddler of the Year.”

Motorists might drive by the Korean Presbyterian Church of Rome without realizing exactly what’s there. The 546 S. Broad St. location is the home a church working to gain the

Taylor Estate was filled as about 200 people gathered for the 22nd annual Floyd County GOP Tillman Rally and the long list of state and local elected officials and candidates slated to attend.