The Standard Journal - 2021-04-21

• Groups look to use parks for outreach
• Cedar Valley Arts Festival this weekend
• Area Calendar of Events
• Local law enforcemen­t show support for sexual assault survivors
• Cedartown church starting Celebrate Recovery program
• Cedartown Optimist Club announces annual Ham & Egg Day
• New conservati­ve group would save ‘Anglo-Saxon’ traditions
• To Noah Sumner Wansley: Welcome to the World
• A Nation of Complainer­s
• I plan on spoiling my grandson
• DNR: Spring is time to become ‘BearWise’
• Shorter honors Rockmart High alum during faculty awards ceremony
• ARREST REPORTS
• Walking a convenient way to get moving
• Warnock draws early 2022 election challenger­s for U.S. Senate
• PETS of the WEEK
• There are ways to minimize effects of pollen season
• Kemp gets GOP primary challenge from former Dem
• Long-delayed Medicaid report outlines Ga. ambitious strategies
• Medical marijuana for Georgians with serious health issues nearing reality
• RHS girls, CHS boys top county meet
• Bulldogs sweep Raiders; eye region title
• Kazmar makes it back to majors after 13-year absence
• Rome Braves announce SMS capacity set to open at 50%
• Tsitsipas wins Monte Carlo Masters without dropping a set
• European soccer split: elite clubs threaten breakaway league
• Miami GP to join F1 calendar from 2022 in 10-year deal
• GOP White House hopefuls move forward as Trump considers run
• Anthony Fauci says he expects J&J vaccine to resume later this week
• New migrant facilities crop up to ease crowding, again
• Producers planning new approach to the Oscars
• Viola Davis named Hasty Pudding Woman of Year

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