July 12, 2023 issue of The Journal

• Bomb Scare leads to Armed Stand-Off and Arrest
• (Man allegedly threatens officers with 'racked' shotgun and leads them on a chase)
• Locals give input for possible Greenway Development in Marion
• Cusseta to host Blood Drive
• MCHS Lady Eagles enter new era with new coach
• Longtime MCHS coach is not at Perry High

• GBI investigates shooting death of Crisp Deputy
• BV Vet Clinic adds an extra day of operation
• Area residents graduate from Georgia Southwestern

• Obituaries -- Brown, Simmons, Teat, Underwood, Wainwright
• Marion County Jail Log
• Forestry & Wildlife Expo planned at Marion Co High
• Harris earns Faculty Honors at Georgia Tech
• Citizens Review Panel to review regional sales tax projects

• Etiquette for Crime Victims
• Erasing Legalized Discrimination
• Have Giggle, Will Laugh
• Letter - Insanity from Elected Officials
• US Debt Watch - $32.4 trillion and counting

• Marion Co Schools prepare for start of new school year
• LK Moss and MCMHS plan Open House and other meetings
• LK Moss Principal Message
• MCMHS Principal Message
• Free School Supplies Giveaway set in Stewart County
• Hadley taking orders for German Dinner
• Corner earns degree from Valdosta State

• Latavia's Closet to open for children's school clothes
• Back to School Bash set in Cusseta (Free Boys Hair Cuts)
• BV registration for Youth Football and Cheerleading
• Swagga & Lace plans Girls Picnic and Painting
• Who's Calling You? to be staged in Lumpkin

• Innocent Children or Born Sinful?
• Lots of Area Church News
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Marion Natives Reunite at Happy Patch
• Work Ready Workshop is Thursday, July 13
• Job Fair planned in Buena Vista for August 24
• You Matter! Crisis Hotline
• Legal Notices

• Marion Sheriff's Office hosts Kids Fishing Rodeo
• 5K and Fun Run planned in Buena Vista

• Classified Ads
• Crossword Puzzle