The Standard Journal - 2017-08-16

• Sliding back into school
• Day to turn dark on Monday for solar eclipse
• School board picks Wiggins to fill seat
• Area Calendar of Events
• Libraries to host events in Polk County for the solar eclipse
• The Jackets traveled for their second and final scrimmage of the season
• A former Polk County Police Officer speaks out about his personnel file in the latest on the Polk County Police audit
• CEDARTOWN GEORGIA gets a new logo and website this week
• News & Notes
• Organizers getting ready for fair coming in September
• Brewers, vintners could be welcome soon in Cedartown
• Putin's gamble on Trump is not paying off
• Taking it on faith
• State department divided on mission
• Letter to the Editor
• Arrest Reports
• City of Cedartown looking at deal with Primary Healthcare for clinic access
• Announcing A Proposed Tax Increase in Polk
• PSD students back in class
• School board approves TAN to fund until taxes come in
• Mr. Thompson
• Mr. Crenshaw
• Mrs. Forrister
• Mrs. Atchley
• What's a total solar eclipse and why this one is so unusual
• What should you look for during the total solar eclipse? A few out-of-this world highlights
• Benefit concert bringing in VH1 film crew for doc
• Hometown Pizza serves up delicious slices and more
• Along Georgia's coast, sea turtle nesting is above average
• Trouble shooting in the home garden
• Rally brings Republican candidates to Rome
• Why Ransomware Attacks Still Work
• Consumer Reports pulls all Microsoft Surface recommenda­tions
• The 100 Black Men of Rome-Northwest Georgia Health Initiative returns for 16th year
• Astrograph
• Scaramucci, magazine at odds over his profanity-laced call
• CNN fires commentato­r Jeffrey Lord over Nazi salute tweet
• Obituaries
• Hulsey responds to Dodd confrontat­ion, states she was threatened
• County PD Chief, Sheriff make peace in meeting
• Xi calls for calm after Trump says US is 'locked and loaded'
• Falcons agree to $41.25 million deal with RB Devonta Freeman
• Floyd Co. coaches know there is work left to do following scrimmages
• NASCAR star Jimmie Johnson turns lens on race, personal life
• Georgia QB Eason has renewed confidence entering 2nd season
• Freeman scores but Falcons blew lead at Miami, 23-20
• Kuchar moves past British Open heartbreak
• Nadal upset by Canadian teenager in Montreal
• Lady Bulldogs back in state title hunt
• Bulldog marching band back on field with ‘fire’ compilatio­n for 2017 halftime shows
• New coach, new year for Cedartown Bulldogs
• Rockmart looks to continue improvemen­t in 2017
• Rockmart’s cheerleade­rs looking for return to state in 2017
• Quinn stays upbeat to guide Falcons past Super Bowl collapse
• Alabama, SEC trying to climb back to college football summit
• Top players

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