The Standard Journal - 2016-09-28

• Scarecrows coming out in Cedartown
• Landfill citizen’s advisory committee to be filled by county commission
• Gas prices still high despite fix
• Old Aragon Mill flagpole being restored, to be placed in front of City Hall
• Drought persists in Polk County, areas of southeast
• Family fun planned for second annual Riverwalk Festival in Rockmart
• Jackets keept their winning streak alive, while Cedartown falters
• Plus: Find out what’s fresh at the Rockmart Farmers Market this week, with recipes and more
• Scheduling conflicts forced the Chamber to move their fall Political Forum to Oct. 6.
• Rockmart’s annual Christmas Parade is set for Dec. 2
• News & Notes
• Addressing terror, Clinton plays it safe, Trump promises bold change
• Is this bed-wetting liberal really a right-wing redneck?
• Comments on character and integrity
• Fire in Cave Spring area burns 150 acres of timber land
• Arrest Reports
• Playful Parties and Events to hold grand opening Saturday
• Mrs. Shiflett
• From Press Release
• Mr. Waites
• Dumpsters ready for start of Aragon cleanup days
• Mr. Plaskett
• Mrs. Gainous
• Mr. Dougherty
• Mrs. Bridges
• Mr. Reynoso
• The Tech Corner
• Area Calendar of Events
• Family fun planned for second annual Riverwalk Festival
• White, yellow rain lilies blossom in Ga.
• Peanut crop hurt by drought
• You can preserve pecans for winter
• Surviving a drought
• Wheale lands dream role in upcoming Ang Lee film
• Cedartown Civic Arts Commission seeking board members for 2017-18 term
• Lady Bulldogs win big in Carrollton competitio­n
• Cedartown falls to Cartersvil­le in region opener
• Cedartown Kiwanis 5K set to kick off Fall Festival
• Rockmart remains on a roll, wins over Dade
• Georgia Tech falls to Clemson at home
• Tech trounced at home by dominant Tigers

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