The Standard Journal - 2018-02-21

• Local leaders tackle drug problem
• STAR scholastic power
• Aragon takes on animal issues
• Cedartown votes to table DAPC agreement
• Area Calendar of Events
• PSD approves policy changes
• Weather postpones Black History parade
• WELSHFest is coming to Rockmart.
• Rockmart teams host first round of playoffs, Sports
• Highway Safety officials hear from MADD.
• News & Notes
• Aragon council approves tax software update
• Student Japan trip ends
• Cedartown to begin changing water rates
• If Page isn’t a spy, he’s certainly acted like one
• This is supposed to be unity?
• A Valentine story that has no end
• Arrest Reports
• 5 more graduate from drug court
• Car seats program honors memory of Officer Hearne
• ARC greenlight­s Cedartown funding
• New coffee bar soon coming to Cedartown
• Legislatur­e takes on taxes, transit
• Marty Allen dies at 95
• OBITUARIES
• Rockmart to consider new dog tethering law?
• Busy week of committee work ahead for county
• Sorority members gather for big event
• Kids cook up some good chicken soup
• 100 people plant 200 trees for Arbor Day
• Picking and planting trees for bees
• Nest surveys will alternate years
• Ivy League glee club goes co-ed
• Astrograph
• Schneiderm­an blocks Weinstein sale
• Georgia APEX brings mental health aid to schools
• Start slowly in any new running routine
• Gov. Deal wants to see a study of offshore drilling ‘pros and cons’
• Braves newcomer McCarthy hopes to improve wayward slider
• Bulldogs standout heading to ‘UPike’
• Location can help find more trout in Cherokee
• Weather mixes up Rockmart schedule
• Bulldogs, Lady Jackets take wins in rivalry matchup
• Registrati­on deadlines ahead for combined league softball signups
• Lady Devils hold on for win in playoffs
• UGA upsets Vols
• Robinson, Alexander-Walker spark Va. Tech’s blowout win

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