Rachel Hartdegen

It’s summertime in Rome, and you know what that means: First Friday Concerts are back. However, June’s concert looks a little different this year, having transformed into a Downtown Rome

Sitting in a nondescript brick building in Rome is a team of compassionate people whose jobs are guiding people through some of the worst days of their lives. They are

From high school students to professionals throughout the county, Rome Floyd Chamber’s leadership courses — EMERGE and Leadership Rome — provide participants with a special view of the many industries

One thing Rome is best known for is its three rivers, which provide endless fun for residents on warmer days, whether it’s going for a swim, fishing or taking a

While summer is in full swing, pianist and composer Catherine Owens Herrmann has Christmas on the mind as she works on her latest creation, “Innocent Christmas ‘Tail’,” a Christmas musical.

From growing the food we eat to supporting the animals and pollinators that keep our environment thriving, agriculture is a key part of everyday life, a lesson Rome Middle and

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