The Standard Journal - 2016-08-31

• A blackout party for the Bulldogs
• Elections board rejects challenge of Hughes candidacy
• Rockmart’s block party season ends on Friday night
• Hospital finances remaining strong as FY 2017 busting budget expectatio­n
• Check out the new exhibit available for public view at the Rockmart Art Gallery
• Volunteers looking for public support for Operation Christmas Child
• The Battle for Polk County bragging righs ended with a Cedartown win
• Rockmart Art Department plans to present ‘Steel Magnolias’
• CDA votes on bond issue for Kimoto Tech equipment now headed for next step: sales.
• Find out whats new and tasty at the Rockmart Farmers Market this week
• Six arrested on drug charges in latest DTF operation in Polk County
• Ballot initiative­s seek to change school districts, JQC
• & NeNwsotes
• PCSO launches new sex offender registry with OffenderWa­tch
• Rise in Medicaid rolls has continuing impact on state budget
• Aragon council seat contested for November election
• Experience vs. Vision: the presidenti­al paradox
• Junior E. Lee says this is one presidenti­al candidate that rocks
• Nuremberg: Where evil and grace embraced
• Arrest Reports
• Murder suspect Dwayne David Tanner cuts himself on eve of second try on plea
• Hands Across the Border DUI enforcemen­t campaign begins this week
• Big Rig Driving Academy providing training for area drivers
• Polk Medical Center on list for rural hospital tax credits
• Prices at the pump in Polk remaining around $2 mark
• Mr. Willis
• Mrs. Priest
• Dr. Cooper
• Mr. Montgomery
• From Staff Reports
• Mr. Mobley
• Mrs. Rorvig
• Annual Berry Service Day projects help spruce up Rome
• Rome CRBI calls for update to state oil, gas drilling laws
• Hufstetler on U-4: ‘I guarantee you it will be banned’
• Annual Arts Festival scheduled at Rose Lawn on September 17-18
• Outreach Porcelain Art Club plans events to celebrate 40 years in Cedartown
• Area Calendar of Events
• Aragon Historical Society plans Car, Truck Show on Sept. 17
• Plant breeders take mystery out of GMO crops
• Southeaste­rn hay contest deadline set
• Groundnut, an interestin­g plant
• Poison ivy and oak
• Dancers, traders, vendors return to Ridge Ferry Park with Running Water Powwow
• Pokemon doughnuts, exercise classes tap game’s popularity among millenials and newcomers
• Astrograph
• ‘Religious vote’ hears messages from both candidates
• AP rates the presidenti­al race and the Road to 270
• From Staff Reports
• Reasons to delete your Facebook account now
• Lady Bulldogs finding mixed results
• Cedartown’s Blankenshi­p wins varsity race at Ridge Ferry
• Polk County unemployme­nt rate slightly up for July figures, down from 2015

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