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Temple’s Newest Hot Spot: Mojave’s Hot Wings Opens Second Location Tomorrow
The secret is officially out! Temple is about to get a whole lot tastier as Mojave’s Hot Wings, the popular original wing spot from Whitesburg, Georgia, prepares to open its second location on Thursday, November 12, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. Known for its mouthwatering wings, bold flavors, and delicious comfort food, Mojave’s is bringing its […] The post Temple’s Newest Hot Spot: Mojave’s Hot Wings Opens Second Location Tomorrow appeared first on The City Menus .
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PREVIEW: Football continues playoff quest at West Georgia
CARROLLTON, Ga. (November 13, 2026) – The University of North Alabama football team is in the hunt for its first-ever FCS playoff bid and has been in "win-or-go-home" mode for the last few weeks. This stretch continues on Saturday with the regular season road finale at West Georgia. UNA...
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Leaving it All on the Course: A Final, Desperate Kick that Sealed the Championship
As the cross country season came down to the final stretch of reaching sectionals, the runners wondered if this meet would be their last. Gordon Center faced at Darlington High School on the 10th of October. On a early morning, the athletes woke up at 6:00 a.m. to head to...
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Rome Delays Decision on $5.6 Million Incentive for 360-Unit Housing Development
The Rome City Commission has postponed a decision on a $5.6 million tax incentive for a proposed 360-unit housing development near Mount Berry Mall. RNG Investments, LLC, plans to build 240 apartments and 120 townhomes on 37.9 acres along Match Point Way, between the Armuchee Connector and Old Dalton Road.
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Wolves flag football ends regular season with third straight split
A Rome High flag football regular season that began with 15 straight victories ended with a bit of a stagger, three losses in the final five games that included three straight splits in area competition in the Georgia High School Association’s Division 4. The ending had Wolves head coach Jared Hughes wondering if the losses would cost Rome a chance to host the first two rounds of the state playoffs as a top-eight seed Nov. 18 when the brackets are released this weekend. He said this after Rome lost the first game of Wednesday’s tripleheader at Barron Stadium to River Ridge 21-13. In a bit of a shocker, though, Allatoona, with a sub-.500 record, upended River Ridge in the second game Wednesday. That outcome, however, didn’t change River Ridge’s spot at second place in the Area 6 standings behind leader Pope High, 8-0 in the area and 17-1 overall. River Ridge dropped to 6-2, 12-4 overall. Rome High, back on Oct. 29, hosted a monumental day of flag football at Barron Stadium against area foes Pope and Sequoyah, and it started with the Wolves topping Sequoyah 19-7 for win No. 15 in a row against no losses. Pope, however, not
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Journey Community Food Pantry Announces November Grocery Distribution Dates
Journey Community Food Pantry will distribute groceries to families experiencing food insecurity on Wednesday, November 11, and Wednesday, November 18, with distribution hours scheduled from 10 a.m. until noon and again from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. The pantry will be closed to the public during Thanksgiving week. Available groceries...
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Floyd County College and Career Academy students visit Coosa Steel
Students from the Floyd County College and Career Academy visited Coosa Steel on Thursday to see what working in a steel manufacturing facility might look like as they consider careers after graduation. The students were given a tour by plant manager Chance Highfield, a Model High School graduate who has been with the company for 18 years. Coosa Steel is a full-line steel service center on Darlington Drive. Started in 1972 by the Saville family, it sells bulk steel, the way a lumber yard sells wood products, and manufactures a full line of steel products used by almost every industry. “Right now, our biggest business is manufacturing and selling steel racks, mostly for the tire business,” Highfield said. “So if you need a mobile and collapsible rack, you’re going to want to talk to Coosa Steel.” During the tour, Highfield led students through the various buildings on the property, explaining what the machines do and what individual employees were working on. The company offers robotic plasma cutting, tube laser cutting, steel plate processing up to 6 inches thick, cold-cut steel sawing and precision structural steel punching, among other technologies. Several of the students studying computer-aided design at the academy expressed
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Local High School Football Teams Take the Field for the State Playoffs [AUDIO]
It’s time for area high school football teams to take the field for the ’26 state playoffs!. WLAQ 1410 AM/96.9 FM will provide coverage of the Darlington Tigers today as they hit the road to take on Mt. Bethel Christian Academy in the first round of the GHSA’s Private State Football Championship.
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Roper Romp to raise money for William S. Davies Homeless Shelter
The American sitcom “Three’s Company” graced TVs for eight seasons during the late 1970s and early 1980s, and fans may recognize several Helen Roper lookalikes this weekend as locals dress up as the character during Rome First United Methodist Church’s Roper Romp event. Roper Romps are events happening nationwide, where a group gathers for a good time dressed up as Helen Roper. Rome First UMC Senior Pastor Rev. Valerie Loner describes the character as a fun, quirky and eccentric red-headed woman often seen sporting chunky jewelry and loud caftans. Rome First UMC is holding its Roper Romp for the second year in a row, serving as a fundraising opportunity for the William S. Davies Homeless Shelters . The Davies Shelter is a nonprofit that provides housing to men and women in need in Floyd County. The organization has two shelters: a men’s shelter that houses 16 men and a women’s shelter that houses eight single women and four women with children, with room for at most 14 children at a time. Along with providing shelter, the nonprofit provides residents with many amenities that many take for granted: hot meals, shower and laundry facilities, hygiene supplies, bedding, towels, internet access, computers,