The Standard Journal - 2014-07-30

• Cedartown celebrates champions at Fourth Friday
• New prisoner re-entry program to start in Polk County in October
• Tallapoosa circuit voters elect Lim to Superior Court seat
• Commission­ers to set millage rate today
• Aragon council to make hard financial choices
• City projects
• Guest column: they both sat on the curb and cried
• A national emergency
• Want to reduce stress? Find a purpose in life
• Arrest Reports
• Police say missing motorcyle incident is suspicious, but not illegal
• Trail of mud tracks lead to stolen property
• New craft mall set to open in Cedartown on August 4
• Expanded flea market store opens up in Cedartown
• County board views future projects
• Work on Coca-cola museum moving into second phase with roof work completed
• Mr. Searcy
• Mrs. Merritt
• Rev. Howard Martin
• Mrs. Maxwell
• County board moves ahead with getting fire plan on ballot
• CASA seeking volunteers, new board members for organizati­on
• New arrivals
• RCAC announces list of activities
• Get your child an annual health check-up before school begins
• Crossview to host ‘Love Loud’ celebratio­n
• Former Elm Street students attend reunion
• Polk school buses ready to roll when term begins
• State releases End of Course Test scores
• Board members approve SPLOST bond sales, renew Apple lease agreement
• Astrograph
• Sense & Sensitivit­y
• Add zing to pork chops or lamb
• Keep cool with a summer salad
• Reorganize Refrigerat­or
• Sweet results from Georgia’s melon crops
• ‘Myrtles’ need care
• New disease hits Vidalia onion yields
• Consumer questions, answers
• Cedartown asking public for understand­ing in change to yard debris pickup schedule
• Standard Journal Book Club August selections online for vote
• Japanese baseball team ready for trip to Cedartown
• Braves struggling at home after All-star break
• It’s ‘Jeff Gordon Day’ at Indy for record 5th time
• Georgia dismisses reserve DE Jonathan Taylor
• Italy’s Vincenzo Nibali wins Tour de France
• It’s all over but the arguing in Sterling trial
• Quickest route into NFL draft goes through SEC
• With GOP runoff over, Perdue and Nunn face off
• Ports Authority reaches 3 million container mark

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