September 6, 2023 issue of The Journal

• Buena Vista native to debut third play at home (continued on page 6)
• Schley Stuns No 3 Ranked Early in 30-0 Shutout (continued on page 11)
• Locals selected for prestigious Jimmy Carter Leadership Program
• Healthier Stewart celebrates accomplishments (continued on page 10)

• Anthony Bair Memorial Softball Tournament Raises $2,500
• MCMHS has 4 medalists at Running on the Reservation
• Chattco senior earns Toyota Certification as Apprentice
• Marion County Jail Log

• Obituary - Smith
• Schley Seniors hold Obituary Workshop
• Marion Family Connection to host first monthly meeting
• Ellaville Yard of the Month
• Locals start college at GSW
• Locals make President's List at Georgia Southwestern
• SCMS to host STEM Night

• Color of Lifeline Should Not Matter
• Smaller Home is Happy Home
• How Many Coughs is Enough?
• Letter - Enslavement All Over Again
• Political Cartoons

• Local College Players Update
• Schley Schools have Special Training for Substitute Teachers
• Locals make Academic Achievement List at GSW
• Schley stays on top in State Football Rankings
• Felling Lucky? Take a chance at $10,000

• Chattco High grads complete Youth Apprenticeship
• All About Math in 6th Grade at MCMHS

• Atheists Don't Have No Songs
• Local Church News
• Big plays help Walnut Grove down Chattco 40-0
• Schley Lady Cats lose heartbreaker to Lee County
• Marion Lady Eagles fall in close game to Taylor Co
• Donations welcome at Latavia's Clothes Closet in Cusseta
• Pregnant and need help? Contact Hand of Hope
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Legal Notices

• Legal Notices

• LK Moss honors Students of Month, Character Kids, Eagles of Month
• Local high schoolers may apply for State Advisory Board
• Learning About Trade Barriers at MCMHS
• Prenatal Care Kits are Available

• Lil Lady Cats Take Center Stage
• Marion Middle School Crushes Greenville
• September is National Preparedness Month

• Classified Ads
• Crossword Puzzle
• State agencies get OK to hike spending