Local Business News
Denise Miller, left, owner of the new City Market antiques and collectibles business coming to 137 East First Street, checks out the old Waytt's store letters in the warehouse space with property owner by Roger Wade. (Doug Walker / RN-T.com)
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An estate sale nine months ago by Roger Wade and Pam Bradshaw planted the seed and, come June 1, The City Market, will sprout at 137 E. First St.
Owner Denise Miller bills the business as a blend o...
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The doors were locked Thursday at a local company that helps process payroll funds, and police say the FBI is looking into the issue but has not launched an investigation. Rome police detective Gar...
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Rome’s Ira Levy, who has made a career out of recycling, began to restore old properties back in Chicago before he even met wife Libby Levy.
He bought a grey stone home in the DePaul University ne...
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Much of downtown Rome’s historic Broad Street properties were built in an age when the telephone wasn’t even imagined. In this new technologically oriented world, change takes place at such a rapid...
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The Floyd County manager’s office received 28 applications for projects to be possibly included on a special purpose, local option sales tax package expected to go before voters in November. Fr...
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Click here to read a previous report about plans for the Goo-Goo Express.
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Everything is NOT bigger in Texas. Consider the construction underway at Plant Vogtle near Augusta, which will add the first two nuclear power generation units in the U.S. in more than 30 years...
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Rome is looking south for potential solutions to residential and commercial eyesores throughout the community. Community Development specialist Bekki Fox explained on Wednesday the concept of a Bl...
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New home sales in Floyd County dipped 8 percent in April and the average sales price took an even larger tumble, falling 18.1 percent from the same month a year ago. But figures from the Georgia M...