Insight into local culture in and around Rome for those interested in local arts, history, and a unique Roman experience.
Discover the significance of the Capitoline Wolf of Rome, Georgia, a powerful cultural icon and a reminder of the city’s resilience and perseverance.
Explore the Meaning of Rome’s Capitoline Wolf: A Cultural Icon with a Powerful Legacy Read More »
The Spanish-American War had a profound impact on the city of Rome, Ga. It’s important to remember the sacrifices of the men and women who served in the war.
Remembering Romans Who Fought In The Spanish-American War Read More »
Do you want to experience Easter in a whole new way? Join us on Easter Sunday at Easter At The Ridge With Calvary Baptist Church at Ferry Park in Rome, Georgia.
Join The Celebration At Easter At The Ridge Read More »
The Community Kitchen has been serving Rome hot meals for more than 14 years now. It meets a great need in the Rome area and has touched many lives.
Serving Those In Need At Rome, Georgia’s Community Kitchen Read More »
A community in Cave Spring named Chubbtown, has a rich history, and Clemmie B. Whatley, Ph.D., SPHR, shares the story of Chubb Chapel United Methodist Church.
The History Of Chubb Chapel: Success Through Hardship Read More »
Every Saturday Morning a group of Rome’s finest gathers at the East Rome McDonald’s from 9:00 A.M. to 10:30 A.M. for a gospel singing.
Saturday Morning Gospel Singing At The East Rome McDonalds Read More »
Let me introduce Jacob & Deana Calvert, the husband and wife duo that makes up The Calvert Group at Keller Williams Realty.
Rome has some great non-profit ministries, one being Northwest Georgia Hunger Ministries. Also known by their former name, Action Ministries or Hope Atlanta.
Give Back To Your Community At Northwest Georgia Hunger Ministries Read More »
Hope4Hearts a non-profit ministry for single mothers. A ministry that supports single, hardworking moms in our community.
Hope4Hearts A Non-Profit Ministry For Single Mothers Read More »
Next time you are in Downtown Rome on Broad Street look for the plaque honoring Rosalind Burns Gammon. She is the “Woman Who Saved Football” for Georgia.
Rome Honors The Woman Who Saved Football In Georgia Read More »
