The Standard Journal - 2022-02-02

• Spellcasti­ng
• Polk EMA asks locals to be prepared
• County receives federal funds for local food and shelter programs
• Local students earn fall 2021 semester honors at Georgia Highlands College
• Polk Cloverleaf students place at district competitio­n
• Port of Savannah sets annual cargo record
• Libertaria­n Party candidates launch drives for signatures
• On and off the field, University of Georgia is a winner
• If you are struggling with mental health, please seek help
• The founding fathers didn’t see this coming
• ASTROGRAPH
• Now that guilds have weighed in, who’s best picture front-runner?
• Neil Young pulled from Spotify after objection to Rogan’s ‘fake informatio­n about vaccines’
• PETS of the WEEK
• Tips for winter planting in February
• More solar likely for Georgia Power
• Georgia bill aims to limit profits of Medicaid managed-care plans, sets up refunds to state
• First responders PTSD bill gets first airing in Georgia House
• Torline takes on new role with Cedartown rec
• Bulldogs sending nine to state sectionals
• World Series trophy to make tour stop in Rome
• ARREST REPORTS
• North Korea appears to test biggest missile in five years

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