Category Archives: Local News

FLOYD EMA: DETOUR SCHEDULED TO BEGIN MONDAY

FLOYD EMA: DETOUR SCHEDULED TO BEGIN MONDAY

(Media release from Floyd County Emergency Management Agency): Road construction will cause traffic delays for motorists traveling out of Rome on Turner McCall beginning Monday. The Darlington Drive exit has been identified as the primary detour, but public safety is encouraging the community to utilize other options as well. The bridge for the southbound Cartersville…read more »

GHC EXPANDS BIMM DEGREE PROGRAM THROUGH PARTNERSHIP WITH GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

GHC EXPANDS BIMM DEGREE PROGRAM THROUGH PARTNERSHIP WITH GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

(Media release from Georgia Highlands College): Georgia Highlands College (GHC) and the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) have entered into a new agreement, where participating students will earn dual bachelor of science (BS) degrees in in Building Information Modeling Management (BIMM) from GHC and Construction Science and Management from Georgia Tech in as little as four…read more »

GNTC’S ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN NURSING PROGRAM ATTRACTS STUDENTS

GNTC’S ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN NURSING PROGRAM ATTRACTS STUDENTS

(Media release from Georgia Northwestern Technical College): At Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s (GNTC) recent Open House for its Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program, prospective students toured the facilities, met instructors and learned about program entry requirements, course scheduling and admissions testing. The ASN program is housed at GNTC’s Walker County Campus in Rock…read more »

ATRIUM HEALTH FLOYD OFFERS FREE ONLINE STROKE RISK ASSESSMENT

ATRIUM HEALTH FLOYD OFFERS FREE ONLINE STROKE RISK ASSESSMENT

(Media release from Atrium Health Floyd): A new online assessment can tell you what your stroke risk is and what you can do to improve your chance of not having one. On average, someone in the U.S. has a stroke every 40 second and stroke is the fifth-leading cause of death. But most strokes are…read more »

GEORGIA GOVERNOR AND FIRST LADY REINFORCE ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIPS IN KOREA

(Media release from the Office of Governor Brian Kemp): Governor Brian P. Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp on Tuesday announced they are leading a delegation of state officials on an international mission to the Republic of Korea that will focus on reinforcing strategic economic development partnerships. “The Republic of Korea was the very first…read more »

ROME CITY SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE THREE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HIRES

ROME CITY SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE THREE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HIRES

(Media release from Rome, GA City Schools): Rome City Schools is pleased to announce that Erin Hall has been named the assistant principal at West Central Elementary School. With extensive experience in education and a strong commitment to academic excellence, Hall brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership skills to her new role. Hall has…read more »

THE ASPEN INSTITUTE NAMES GEORGIA HIGHLANDS COLLEGE AS A FINALIST FOR $1 MILLION 2025 ASPEN PRIZE

THE ASPEN INSTITUTE NAMES GEORGIA HIGHLANDS COLLEGE AS A FINALIST FOR $1 MILLION 2025 ASPEN PRIZE

(Media release from Georgia Highlands College): On Tuesday, the Aspen Institute named Georgia Highlands College (GHC) as a finalist for the 2025 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence. The $1 million award is the nation’s signature recognition of strong performance among community colleges. The institutions selected for this honor stand out among more than 1,000…read more »