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ARF to fundraise through annual Wags, Whiskers and Wine
The Animal Rescue Foundation of Rome-Floyd County Inc. is gearing up to host its annual Wags, Whiskers and Wine event, its final major fundraiser of the year. Wags, Whiskers and Wine event features a Southern meal, music and a silent auction. “It’s a family activity,” Greta Willoughby, ARF founder and co-president, said. “It’s appropriate for anyone, and it’s fun. It’s casual; it’s not dressy. People get off work and come the way they are. We’re just all a bunch of animal lovers. … I don’t think there would be anyone who would not be accepted and comfortable in there; that’s just the way that our supporters are.” The event will feature a southern dinner catered by Flavorful Events, with the menu slated to include fried chicken, shrimp and grits, cornbread and several different vegetables, she said. For drinks, there will be water, sweet and unsweet tea, lemonade, beer and wine. There will also be musical entertainment provided by Dr. G and a silent auction. Several businesses donate baskets or services to bid on, and several handmade items are also available. The auction will have something for everyone, Willoughby said. “Most of our auction items are handmade,” she said. “We usually
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Inside Canton’s Paranoia Haunted House
Good Day Atlanta's Paul Milliken takes viewers inside Paranoia Haunted House in Canton as the attraction begins its 16th season. The walkthrough features two haunted houses, “Severed” and “Bloodlust,” with eerie sets, lifelike animatronics and plenty of surprises. Paranoia is open on select nights through Halloween, with combo tickets starting at $35.
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Fall Fun After Dark: Canton Farmers Market Night Market & Howl-O-Ween
The Canton Farmers Market is getting a little spooky, just in time for Halloween! Join us on Tuesday, October 27, in Brown Park for a night of supporting local growers and Halloween fun! Come shop local, dress up your pup, and get ready for a festive fall evening in the park.
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Hooters Shutters Kennesaw and Conyers Spots, Leaving Metro Atlanta With Just Two
Hooters has permanently closed its restaurants on Old 41 Highway in Kennesaw and Iris Drive in Conyers, shrinking the metro Atlanta footprint of the once-ubiquitous wing chain down to just two locations. The Kennesaw restaurant occupied a standalone building at 2102 Old 41 Highway off Cobb Parkway, while the Conyers spot sat at 1099 Iris Drive just off Interstate 20. Both have already vanished from the company's website.
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Chicken Salad Chicken Opening in Canton
Chicken Salad Chick, the nation’s only fast-casual chicken salad restaurant concept, will open its newest Georgia location in Canton’s Hickory Flat community on Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 10 a.m. Located at 6391 Hickory Flat Highway, the restaurant will be led by General Manager Cindy Elliot and will celebrate its grand opening with four days of giveaways, including free chicken salad for a year for the first 100 guests.
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The Legion of Generals Takes Home Their First Win of the Season in Their Last Competition
The Legion of Generals Marching Band finally took home the Grand Championship for their 2026 show, TIME, in their last competition of the season. “Best feeling in the world. Like, everybody went to Hoco, but we got the feeling of excitement, enjoyment, and honestly just winning,” said junior trumpet player Karen Trestrail on this win. “I think we deserved it. We’ve worked really hard this season,” said Trestrail. The Legion scored second place in both of their previous competitions, so to finally secure this championship was a huge reward. “It feels so sweet after our two losses right in front of us at Clinch and Bradley,” said sophomore Drum Major Vivien Kwon. Kwon was on the field when the winner was announced, which added to her excitement, both for herself and her peers. “I was so glad whenever all of my other friends and all of our band members came running to us in the field, that just felt amazing,” said Kwon.
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LaFayette launches kayak rentals at Queen City Lake
LAFAYETTE, Ga. — Kayak rentals are now available at Queen City Lake in LaFayette, Georgia, through a new self-service kiosk installed by Walker Rocks, the city's official destination marketing organization, in partnership with the city. The kiosk is located at 303 Lakeview Drive and operates daily from dawn to...
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Homecoming: Dress Up or Miss Out!
The week of homecoming, Heritage High School engaged in an extravagant week of costumes known as Homecoming Dress Up Week, with a different theme each day. Monday was Pajamas, Tuesday was Colors, Wednesday was Anything But A Backpack, and Thursday was Ages. The final day was scattered dress up themes across the grades for the annual Homecoming Pep Rally.
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Rome Alcohol Control Commission Approves Permit Appeal, Extends UPOP License Approval
The Rome Alcohol Control Commission approved an appeal from a woman seeking permission to sell or serve alcohol despite previous felony convictions and granted a second extension for the planned UPOP facility on Braves Boulevard. Both matters were considered during the commission’s meeting at Rome City Hall, 601 Broad Street....
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Rome International Film Festival returns Nov. 5-8
The Rome International Film Festival will return to downtown Rome Nov. 5-8 for its 23rd year. The festival will feature a line-up of films from Georgia and beyond, including “Once Upon a Time in Macon,” directed by Adam Minarovich; “Frogtown,” directed by Costa Karalis; and “Slay,” directed by Kyra Elise Gardner and starring and co-written […] The post Rome International Film Festival returns Nov. 5-8 appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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Step Inside This Vintage Cleveland, Tennessee Diner Where The Jukebox Still Plays And Breakfast Runs All Day
Plenty of people in Cleveland, Tennessee, have driven past a plain little building on the northwest side of town without a second thought, and many of them later admit they wish they had stopped sooner. Behind that modest front sits a family-run diner that has fed locals for generations, keeps breakfast on the menu from opening until closing, and still charges prices that make fast food look like a splurge.