The Standard Journal - 2019-02-13

• The Royal Treatment
• A Super order for Cedarstrea­m
• Sorrells celebrated as long career in law enforcemen­t closes
• Gamble returned to Polk to face murder charges
• Federal grant of $3 million coming to PSD
• Area Calendar of Events
• Girls join Boy Scouts ranks of Troop 23
• News & Notes
• Ham and Egg Day fundraiser coming next Saturday
• Arrest Reports
• Silver Creek man snared in “Operation Intercepti­on”
• The state of the State of this Column cannot be overstated
• You don’t remember me, do you?
• Could it be I’m mellowing with age? At least one friend thinks so
• Fincher back to work to get to WorldSkill­s competitio­n
• State Board of Worker’s Compensati­on to hold a March meeting in Cartersvil­le
• Surge in patients seeking mental healthcare in ER underscore­s need for strong primary behavioral healthcare system
• Dental program benefits from Miss Polk County pageant
• Planting in dead of winter okay in Georgia landscapes
• Theta Omicron Omega chapter installs new officers
• Historians irked by musical ‘Hamilton’ escalate their duel
• Astrograph
• Heath: Week Four Legislativ­e Update
• Son follows in father’s footsteps at Bulldogs scrimmage
• Jackets look for gold in tournament play
• Bulldogs clinch playoff spot in dramatic fashion
• Jackets set to play Cedartown following scrimmage tie
• Troup County ends Lady Bulldogs’ hot streak
• Tuesday, Feb. 12 (early edition)
• Reed scores 19, Clemson blows out Georgia Tech 65-42
• Home once serving as a ‘hot bed of criminal activity’ razed
• Rural Georgians hope to finally see faster Internet speeds
• Georgia House budget ups funds for hurricane, school safety

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