The Standard Journal - 2021-08-04

• ‘This is a very worrisome time’
• Tallapoosa circuit judge faces charges of misconduct
• Area Calendar of Events
• Local firm earns industry award for golf museum project
• Primary issue for employers right now is workforce growth
• Developmen­t authority celebrates purchase of spec building
• Polk County seniors win at Ga. 4-H State Congress
• Methodist squabbles show ‘organized religion’ an oxymoron
• Teen’s legacy lives on after death
• Let’s go to the mailbox
• Acworth spa shooter pleads guilty
• State Department of Ed. creates office to focus on rural Ga.
• Hospital Authority names appointees to new merged foundation
• As COVID-19 cases rise, CDC urges masks indoors, including at schools
• Georgia Medicaid insurers may have to repay $500M
• Cloud computing being added to Georgia Career Pathways program
• Fungus diseases can be a blight on fruit trees
• Arlington
• Kemp puts up more state funds for fighting crime
• Plant Vogtle project encounters new delays, higher costs
• State gearing up to divide big pot of federal COVID-19 relief money
• Legislativ­e Democrats call for adding Medicaid expansion to special session
• Sharife Cooper happy to join hometown NBA team
• Chubb gets extension
• Brody Malone takes 10th in all-around final
• Braves remake outfield with three trades
• Former Duke standout Johnson selected in first round of NBA draft
• All-new AMS quickly taking shape as project moves at brisk pace
• Suni Lee, hoping to be normal, enters the realm of the famous
• Dressel battles through nerves to win five gold medals
• Pistons hold onto No. 1 pick, select Oklahoma State star Cade Cunningham
• 5 takeaways from the first House hearing on Jan. 6 attack
• Infrastruc­ture victory overshadow­ed by Biden’s struggles on delta surge
• 3 Kings Towing
• Broadway to require audiences to be vaccinated, wear mask in all theaters
• Odenkirk says he had ‘a small heart attack,’ taking ‘a beat to recover’

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