The Standard Journal - 2015-09-09

• We Will Never Forget
• Ordinance changes approved by county commission­ers
• 2 arrested in front of Standard Journal offices
• Qualifying ends with newcomers, incumbents on ballot
• Lawmakers: Yes or No on Deal’s $50M ask for PreK?
• Students to get half day off as treat
• The Lady Bulldogs kept a winning streak alive last week. Can they keep it up?
• Robotics Club at Van Wert sparks interest; students view future careers
• Summer ends at Camp Antioch; churches announce plans for fall and winter activities
• Cedartown to hold annual 9/11 ceremony on Friday
• What Can Government Do Best?
• Arrest Reports
• Bishop to serve 14 years in chop shop case
• New leadership program announced at Blueprint Polk
• Showtime is coming up for Biz Builders class
• Planning approves, commission tables, special use permit for arena
• New county line signage aims to impress
• Study reveals Georgia home to ‘super’ lice
• Libraries offer more than place to study
• ‘Are You OK?’ program presented at Golden Age meeting in Rockmart
• Nutrition staff serve more than 900 students at Rockmart High
• September recipes from Rockmart Farmers Market
• Georgia team become disease ‘detectives’
• Amending soil helps flowers and vegetables
• Flavor of Georgia contest celebrates creativity and craftmansh­ip of products
• Erase fire ants
• Get out your golashes for Rivers Alive
• Rockmart drops home opener
• Cedartown falls in first home game
• Chubb shows off to start Bulldogs season
• Thomas ready to lead Georgia Tech to another big season
• Hunter safety courses set for fall dates in Polk
• Ward earns Top-10 at Berry Invitation­al
• Dragons roll past Bowdon in road win
• Cass shuts down Coosa
• In only meeting between top 2 divisions, SEC West is best

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