The Standard Journal - 2022-01-12

• County districts to see slight changes
• Isakson celebrated as compassion­ate bipartisan
• Ex-Paulding DA pleads guilty in sexual harassment case
• Perdue suing over new law that gives Kemp fundraisin­g advantage
• Holloway still a favorite son of Cedartown
• Flu, Cold and COVID-19 all circulatin­g in community
• Ga. voting rights groups suing over new map
• What they really mean
• Some advice to a great grandson for the coming year
• Friend’s legacy of gospel music lives on
• Hollywood mourns loss of Sidney Poitier
• ‘Betty White Day’ to take place in her hometown to celebrate what would’ve been her 100th birthday
• ASTROGRAPH
• PETS of the WEEK
• State running ‘hotel’ for some COVID patients
• Squirrels, while harmless outside, are trouble inside homes
• Battle for Republican base to play out in General Assembly
• Two of Arbery’s murderers receive life without parole, a third life with the possibilit­y of parole
• AREA SUCCESS
• Jackets win Haralson tourney title, girls 4th
• Cedartown youth baseball now under new management
• Cedartown’s Brumby makes North Georgia choice official
• Ga. Speaker backs vote on gambling
• ARREST REPORTS

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