The Standard Journal - 2014-10-29

• Lundy Christian Academy celebrates the fall season
• Birthday jump fundraiser goes off without a hitch
• Festival of treats coming in Rockmart on Halloween night
• Officials educating public on county fire plan
• Consultant seeks grants for Rockmart community
• Latest statistics put Polk cities high on crime list
• Lady Jackets keep moving ahead in the AAA state volleyball playoffs
• Cancer patients get comfort from “Knots for Nanny” program
• One Rockmart High senior is smiling big this week after she was announced as this year’s homecoming queen
• Murphy Harpst honors Glenn York with academy name change
• Ga. Supreme Court upholds murder conviction of Rockmart man
• Ribbon cutting at spec building November 12
• Air Ambulance official: there’s nothing to fear from Ebola
• Tallatoona offering heating bills assistance during winter for low income families
• Column: change is nothing to fear
• Considerin­g your final feast
• Letters to the Editor
• Man chased by shop worker with chainsaw
• Rockmart store robber, bank robber could be same man
• Arrest Reports
• Polk School District embracing technology
• Mrs. McEntire
• Ms. Welchel
• Ms. Studdard
• Mac’s Bakery keeps serving up sweets in Rockmart
• National SBA award nomination­s open until Jan. 5 Chamber looks ahead to new website
• RBA decorating contest results in first place tie
• Tour of homes will highlight holiday season in Rockmart
• New books at Cedartown Library
• Polk Historical Society hosting encore performanc­e of ‘Blind Tiger’ Thursday
• Couple to exchange wedding vows soon
• Calendar of events
• Spooky Science Night at Eastside
• Modeling agency wins recognitio­n
• Astrograph
• Sense & Sensitivit­y
• Food: What's cooking? Entertaini­ng: No cooking
• Pavlova is a light and airy meringue dish
• Frugal living
• Apple Pay Q&A: What you need to know
• Georgia Computer Depot Computer Corner
• Google’s streaming music service adds mood to mix
• Camp Antioch Teen Maze coming on Nov. 5
• More on the Polk County fire plan
• Biz Builder voting continues through Nov. 7
• Polk County’s Ballot
• More than 1,000 vote early in general election
• Relay kickoff moved to Rockmart Church of Christ on Monday night
• Falcons fall to Lions on last play field goal in London
• Georgia Tech has big day over Pitt, 56-28
• Volleyball: Sonoravill­e advances to Final Four
• Rockmart defeats Rebels for homecoming
• Pepperell overwhelme­d by Cavs in 41-7 loss
• Calhoun has little resistance in win over Indians
• Pepperell duo Vincent, Purser take 1st, 2nd at 5-AAA meet, heading to state
• From Staff Reports
• Cooper leads No. 4 Alabama past Tennessee, 34-20
• Georgia still waiting for word on Gurley
• Falcons fall to Lions on last play field goal in London
• Giants, Royals ready for wild World Series finish

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