The Standard Journal - 2021-11-03

• Tailgate format a hit at air show
• Gallery brings life-size Nativity back to RCAC
• Cedartown, Rockmart awarded 2022 Georgia arts grants
• Floyd Healthcare officially rebranded after merge with Atrium
• Cities planning to hold Christmas parades this year
• No question state quiz can sharpen our pandemic brains
• Nobody loves us like our mother
• What I learned from Brian Snitker
• Man sentenced to 35 years after pleading guilty to abusing multiple women in court
• Patient advocate bridges gap during COVID-19 for her hospitaliz­ed spouse
• Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend; remember to set clocks back
• Thornton among Rome Internatio­nal Film Festival’s 2021 guests
• Court ruling upholds Georgia Power plans for coal ash
• Walker endorsed by top two GOP US senators
• Kemp announces violent crime prevention initiative using $110M in federal funds
• Biden’s reconcilia­tion bill includes Ga. Medicaid expansion
• ARREST REPORTS
• Understaff­ed state psychiatri­c units leave patients in limbo
• BARNETT, Glenn
• PETS of the WEEK
• New trees can help add Fall colors to any yard
• MORGAN, Diane A.
• STANDING TALL
• Lady Dawgs’ season comes to an end
• No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs spin turnovers into gold vs. Florida
• Late rally keeps Jackets unbeaten in Region 6-3A
• Supreme Court’s interest in Texas abortion ban could signal the end of Roe v. Wade
• G-20 ministers want to vaccinate 70% of world by mid-2022
• ASTROGRAPH
• ‘Rust’ gun supervisor: ‘Whole production set became unsafe’
• Beatles’ ‘Let It Be’ returns to top of charts

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