The Standard Journal - 2018-02-07

• Committees get to work
• No Relay for Life event for this year
• Grand opening
• Flu deaths rising in Georgia
• Area Calendar of Events
• City wants ideas at Aragon town hall
• Find ideas for Valentine’s Day gifts and more.
• Hipps honored during RHS senior night, Sports
• News & Notes
• PWC gets praise for its blizzard response
• Search for dreams and clarity
• No more ill communicat­ion, please
• Children are again pawns in the game of political posturing
• Obituaries
• Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts working to fill pantries
• Redmond makes AED donations
• NJHS inducting new members
• Cedartown hosts 2nd year art gala
• Berry College groundhog predicts more frosty weather
• New Craftsy House art business opens
• How to deal with a damaged landscape
• Farmers Market continues cooking classes
• Local sorority hands out supplies for MLK project
• Cherokee Winter Bazaar opening soon
• Drug ring players receive heavy prison terms, fines
• Cedartown HS students return from their recent trip to Japan
• Dispose of old drugs correctly
• Polk County gets Puppy Bowl ‘Tailgate Party in a Box’ event
• Cedartown finishes regular season with big wins
• Rozier powers Celtics to win past Hawks, 119-110
• Rockmart wraps up regular season on top
• Jackets, Bulldogs sending wrestlers to state
• Bulldogs celebrate season at annual football banquet.
• Cedartown tennis teams are ready to kick off season.
• Local players making commitment­s to colleges.
• Nick Chubb is working hard in the CHS weight room ahead of the Combine.
• The Bulldogs and Jackets baseball programs start back next week.
• Cedartown is getting ready for loaded start to baseball season
• Mason Hunter has recordbrea­king weekend at state
• St. John’s stuns Duke
• Darlington spending nearly $7M on grandstand­s
• Missouri takes down Kentucky for the 1st time

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