Rachel Hartdegen

As the sun set over Thatcher Pavilion at Darlington School, a melody from the Rome Symphony String Quartet, entwined with nature’s soundtrack, provided a vibrant backdrop to stories written by

When people describe Pride events, everyone talks about the excitement and joy of celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, and while Rome’s Pride celebrations had those overwhelming feelings, they were accompanied by

The Rome-Floyd County Library has become a kid’s wonderland and a trip down memory lane for many adults as Friends of the Library’s summer silent auction wraps up this week.

“I want you to think about this,” Cultural Ambassador for the East Band of Cherokee Sonny Ledford said to a full ballroom at Coosa Country Club. “Imagine someone coming up

Many believe the only careers in theater are on the stage, acting or directing behind the scenes, but the Fox Theatre’s All-Access Pass program combats that misconception, providing high school

Two weeks for some may seem like an insignificant amount of time, but for a group of youth in Rome, two weeks in July became an unforgettable summer memory after

One of the greatest hurdles for people in need to overcome is access to assistance, and United Way of Floyd, Polk & Chattooga County is working to eliminate that obstacle with its 211 service.

As summer days come to an end and Georgia voters prepare to return to the polls, Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga. made a stop at the Rome News-Tribune office during a

Sen. Jon Ossoff, in a recent visit to Rome, Ga., highlighted his first-term record, including jobs, child protection and investigations, while outlining healthcare priorities in his reelection campaign.

From the chants and cheers of “Claudette” to a steamy performance from Rome’s very own firefighters, the 2026 All Stars Rome Celebrity Dance Challenge was one for the books, bringing