June 7, 2023 issue of The Journal

• Buena Vista has Major Sewage Spill
• Schley Family Connection Awards Technical Awards
• Quilt Show & Classic Car Cruise-In coming to Tazewell
• Area/State Sixth Grade Milestone Test Scores

• 'HopeFull' Brunch raises funds for Hands of Hope Pregnancy Resource Center
• Marion County Jail Log

• Obituary - Law
• Webster County High Class of 63 Reunion
• Lightner makes President’s List at Mercer University
• Marion Schools offering free meals for kids this summer
• Rep. Cheokas may get boost from committee
• Ivey named to Troy University Provost’s List

• Political Cartoons
• Poet Laureate’s False Claims
• Big Box Shopping Blues
• Rediscovering Summer Picnics
• I Feel Sorry for My Good-Looking Friends

• Marion 8&U Team Advances to State; 6&U Team Notches a Victory
• Buena Vista’s Rudd inspires by overcoming a handicap
• Celebrating National Garden Week in Ellaville
• Job Fair is planned for July 13 in Buena Vista

• Webster’s Mejia-Lopez is Regional FBLA Officer
• Marion residents reminded of rules for accessory buildings
• Laundry wins GHST Computer Competition
• Your Vote in the US House
• Southland Academy Middle School Honor Roll
• Lumpkin residents make Mercer Dean’s List
• Marion co Library invites all to Summer Reading Challenge

• Do Your Prayers Go Higher Than the Ceiling?
• Lots of Church News - Revivals, Guest Speakers, Singers, VBS, etc
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Ice Cream Social planned in Cusseta
• Rosalynn Carter diagnosed with dimentia
• Legal Notices

• City of Buena Vista Budget - General, Water, Josh Gibson Center

• Webster County Students Serve on RESA Board