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The cover of Rome native Brian Sanders’ recently released second book, “Snoozy Suzy and the Curse of the Twilight People,” is shown. Sanders will be give a special book talk and sign copies of his latest release, starting at 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 25, at Keaton & Lloyd Bookshop, 236 W. Dominick St.
Local author set to return to hometown for book signing
A Rome native recently released his second book, “Snoozy Suzy and the Curse of the Twilight People,” available at Barnes and Noble Booksellers and Amazon.com. more
Black History Month programs at Jervis library, Capitol Theatre
The Rome Branch NAACP has a trio of Black History Month events coming up at the Jervis Public Library. more
City of Rome Department of Public Works employee Lenny Costello removes the plastic covering of the downtown art work during the unveiling of the city’s art walk in the 300 block of West Dominick Street last year.
Public can add input on Rome art walk expansion
The City of Rome along with the project consultant, CLA Site, will host the first of three public meetings Thursday, Feb. 23. more
Rome Dollars for Scholars seeks scholarship applications, donations
The 2023 application for Rome Dollars for Scholars scholarships is now open and will be available online through Monday, March 13. more
Felony amount of cocaine seized in Rome traffic stop
An Annsville man was found with a felony amount of cocaine during an early morning traffic stop in Rome, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Students and mentors work on a string activity recently at Denti Elementary School in Rome. The school district has recently resumed its mentoring program for elementary school-aged kids.
Rome school district relaunches mentoring program
The Rome City School District has resumed operation of the Rome Mentoring Program that was established to help elementary school children gain self-esteem. more
Jarrod Becker and Dhruva Poluru
Pair of airmen receive statewide awards
Two area airmen have seen their careers reach new heights. more
The planned addition of a new surgical services suite at Rome Health is shown Wednesday in this artist’s rendering. Rome Health will receive $26 million in state funding to build four new operating rooms, replacing ones that have been in service for more than 57 years.
$26M to transform Rome Health
Rome Health will receive $26 million in funding from the New York State Department of Health’s Statewide Health Care Facility Transformation Program. more
Rome schools holding kindergarten registration in March
The Rome City School District will offer its kindergarten registration from 9:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 2:30 p.m. Monday, March 6. more
Rome Democrats seek potential candidates
The Rome Democratic Committee is seeking residents interested in running for seats on the city’s Common Council. more
Burglary, vandalism charged in Rome domestic
Accused of breaking his ex-girlfriend's electronics, a Rome man is facing multiple charges, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Rome teen accused of threatening boyfriend's father
A Rome teenager is accused of threatening her boyfriend's father with a knife during an argument on Perry Street Wednesday morning, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Rome mother charged with endangering two children
A Rome woman is accused of leaving two young children home alone while arguing with her boyfriend Monday night, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Christopher Smalls, a singer in the RFA a cappella group Femata Nowhere, sings during the group's musical selection "Stand Up" Tuesday, Feb. 14 at Strough Middle School in Rome.
Rome NAACP president wants all kids to feel respected, heard and valued
“There’s a storm coming and we all need to get in front of it,” Rome branch NAACP President Jacqueline Nelson told the Rome City School District Board of Education. more
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Cianfrocco’s Subs & Wings celebrated its 50th anniversary, and the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce was there to commemorate the occasion. Cianfrocco’s is located at 235 E. Dominick St. From left: Tracy Jennings, employee; Ann Cianfrocco, owner; Greg Mattacola, first vice-chairman of Rome Area Chamber of Commerce; and Karina Casaletta, Rome Area Chamber of Commerce Membership Committee.
SNAPSHOT: Cianfrocco’s Subs & Wings celebrates 50th anniversary
Cianfrocco’s Subs & Wings celebrated its 50th anniversary, and the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce was there to commemorate the occasion. more
Roman Karim Madmoune, left, receives the Red Triangle Award from YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley CEO Hank Leo.
YMCA honors longtime board member for selfless service to others
The YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley recently recognized long-time board member Karim Madmoune, of Rome, with its Red Triangle Award. more
Rome man accused of damaging motel room
A 35-year-old man is accused of damaging a room at the Relax Inn motel in Rome Monday evening, according to the Rome Police Department. more
Mother, boyfriend charged after child found alone in vehicle in Rome
A Utica mother and her boyfriend have both been charged after leaving a toddler alone in a locked car while they were in a Rome restaurant Monday afternoon. more
Kate Chapoteau and Rylee Anderson work on their math problems in the five-minute deadline to complete them Friday, Feb. 10 during the Math Fact Super Bowl STEM finals at Gansevoort Elementary School in Rome.
Rome students hoot and holler at Math Fact Super Bowl STEM activity
Much like the screaming fans at football’s big game, Gansevoort Elementary School students had their own chance to rally Friday in support of a school-wide Math Fact Super Bowl STEM activity. more
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Mother accused of sending harassing texts
A woman is accused of repeatedly harassing her son and his girlfriend in Rome via phone calls and text messages, according to the Rome Police Department. more
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