Friday headlines
Click www.hometownheadlines.com: Retail updates -The Children's Place coming to Mount Berry Square: Bids are being sought for the refit of a shop in Mount Berry Square that will become home to The Children's Place, a retailer specializing in children's clothing. A Children's Place outlet already is in business at Prime Outlets in Calhoun. Reports of the arrival surfaced on Thursday, the same day the chain's parent company

Thursday updates
Please click www.hometownheadlines.com: Split decision on jobs: down 1,000 vs Oct. 08, up 200 from Sept. -Floyd County lost 1,000 jobs in October when compared to the same month last year, the latest data from the Georgia Department of Labor shows. But the number of local jobs increased by 200 to the highest point, 39,600, since June. -Statewide, the jobless rate rose to 10.2 percent in October, up from 10.1 in September. Local stats are due later this month. -"The reces

Wednesday updates
Please click www.hometownheadlines.com:   One dead, one shot, one in custody following Tuesday evening shootings: -A broken relationship is the suspected breaking point in a Tuesday evening shooting that left a father dead and his daughter's ex-boyfriend jailed as a suspect in his murder. -The victim is identified as John Gregory Davis, a maintenance employee of the Floyd County School System.  The suspect is identified as Tim Spriggs, who remains in custody. Spriggs attended Armuchee Hig

Tuesday's updates
Please click www.hometownheadlines.com Three-Dot Buzz/Tuesday . . . : -Cartersville Fuddruckers on the market for $500,000: The restaurant off Tennessee Street near the Carmike 12 in Cartersville is listed on the commercial real estate site LoopNet. The specs: 5,500-square-foot building with 225 seats and large gated patio, built in 2006 and opened by Charles Curlee, owner of the Rome Fuddrucker's off Riverside and the Bypass. The ad lists the "building and property also available through the developer." The restaurant remains

Monday's updates
Please click www.hometownheadlines.com: This week's Buzz of Northwest Georgia (click)Maybe 'Drama Drive' is a better name for Broad Street as changes swirl.-Restaurants opening, closing, changing ownership.-Another business on the move.-Even storefront colors sparking debate.Monday's Focus: Gift buying in a recessionary economy-Natalie Simms checks to see if shoppers are