Rachel Hartdegen

A group of Marine Corps veterans stood in the Myrtle Hill Cemetery on Veterans Day morning, reminiscing about their time in service while playfully bickering with a Navy veteran.

This time of year is hard on many due to the rise in grocery costs and everyday expenses, but organizations like the Rome Community Kitchen and the Salvation Army have

The streets of downtown Cave Spring are decorated with green and gold as the Georgia School for the Deaf kicked off its Homecoming weekend with a parade.

While the closing of Lavender Mountain Hardware has been a bittersweet affair, it also marks the growth of another local business. Equipment Outlet will expand into the open space.

An audit of the Floyd County Elections Office verified that all ballots were counted and the county’s voting systems were accurate in the November presidential election.

A kind woman who would do anything for her students, Stephanie Smith Albert made an impact during her time at the Georgia School for the Deaf. To honor her work

Through adult education courses and workforce training a local prison and technical college are working together so inmates are able to reenter society with marketable skills.

Floyd County Schools Superintendent Glenn White’s contract has been extended for three more years following board approval at the Monday board meeting.