Rome, Georgia

[DTL3000]

I'll believe it when I see it GeorgiaFrog. Those things have been on the drawing board since I was a little kid and they would still be a long ways off if they were to break ground on any of them today.

It's probably one of the most conservative towns in one of the most conservative states and even some of my more conservative friends think it needs to loosen up.

[cdw1084]

I lived in Rome for a few years and I agree with others that it's a beautiful and historic town. However, I feel as if Rome is slow, there's really not anything to do for a younger crowd. I think that the races are pretty segregated and you never really see the races together unless it's a high school football game. I also feel as if Cartersville and Dalton will overtake Rome as Northwest GA's premier city because they're growing and Dalton is only like 2,000 people behind Rome and it grows much faster.