Heritage First Headlines: Latest on the cold weather as another system moves this way; heating shelter available. What we hear: High school coach to take over Shorter foottball? Staying ‘Mellow’ in Cartersville. Rome’s Corbin among state’s ‘most influential.’ Update on massive Cartersville arrest.

What we hear: High school coach to take over Shorter’s football program? Lots of interest in Cartersville’s Mellow Mushroom. New officers joining Rome Police. Tickets to National Championship? $2,000 to start. What we hear

Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Schools open; students urged to bundle up. Salvation Army serves as warming shelter when 32 or colder. High today of 39; wind chill advisory back for Thursday morning. Weather

Business: Rome’s Gretchen Corbin among state’s 100 ‘most influential.’ State’s annual business sign-up under way. Business

Drug task force: Two firearms (one stolen in Detroit), cocaine packages, marijuana found during mass arrest Sunday morning; suspects ranged in age from 15 to 31. Updates 

Hometown Radio: Rep. Eddie Lumsden previews the 2018 General Assembly, announces he’ll seek a new term as well. Politics

Obituaries: Mr. Alvin Daniel “Danny” Evans, Rev. Robert L. Fain Jr., Thomas “Tommy” Irvine Fricks, Miss Zaida Hood, Frances N. Rice, Mrs. Jessie Lee Fair Sims, the Rev. Gary Wayne Studdard. Obituaries

Public Health restaurant inspection scores. Dining

Area arrest reports for Floyd, Bartow, Polk counties sponsored by Living Proof Recovery. Crimewatch