The Standard Journal - 2015-10-07

• County moving forward on Public Works project
• Work on 911 relocation and upgrade moves ahead
• Judge Lim says no to state Appeals court nod
• Kuhn gets life sentence in 2013 shooting of stepdad
• Check out what this awardwinni­ng author is up to with his debut work published in 2014 on his time at Harpst.
• Kelley to offer letters for those looking at Univ. N. Ga.
• RHS goes on lockdown after students scuffle over Confederat­e flag before bell
• Aliens have second thoughts about invading
• Final edition of Aragonian for 2015
• Letter to the Editor Thanks, Cedartown, for a great weekend of filming!
• Arrest Reports
• Aragon chief wraps up training session
• Retired educators planning for 2015-16 year
• Polk School district beats the curve on new food safety regs
• Polk’s unemployme­nt percentage down for August
• Cedartown to host surplus property auction
• Candidate Q&A follow-up
• Fall greens arriving at market
• New area arrivals announced
• Judgment House planned for Halloween; features walking drama at Antioch
• Red Hatters sponsor ‘Walk’ for domestic violence Oct. 23
• Olson teaches art at local department
• Kale is still a favorite
• Garden: Keep food safety in mind
• In the spotlight. . . Mark and Michelle Reid at Morning Glory Farm
• Skydive Spaceland taking great leaps in Polk
• Falcons soaring after blowout win over Texans 48-21
• Calhoun enjoys big win over Adairsvill­e on homecoming night
• Foster carries Chattooga to win over Eagles
• Tigers hold on for win against Blue Devils
• Georgia slips up against Alabama
• Falcons soaring after blowout win over Texans 48-21
• Ga. Tech strikes out against Tar Heels in 38-31 loss

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