October 18, 2023 issue of The Journal

• Tranquility Gardens Opens in Rural Marion County (continued on page 9)
• Yardwork Turns Dirty when Men Steal from Elderly Woman (continued on page 12)
• No 1 Ranked Wildcats Stop Taylor County Cold (continued on page 10)
• Sign erected in Memory of Anthony Bair (continued on page 7)
• Stewart High sets record with 95.8 percent grad rate

• Eagles Run Over Panthers in 41-7 Victory
• Marion Co High Crowns Homecoming Queen and Honors Court

• Obituaries - Greene, Long, Maxwell
• Marion County Jail Log
• Marion’s price selected to lead CTAE Cohort
• Sons of BV & Yuletide Chapter Donate to Rec Dept
• Webster Employee of the Month
• Mauk Schoolhouse Festival is coming soon

• Might As Well Close Military Academies
• Reactions to Murder are Revealing
• We Need a Rebirth of Empathy
• Political Cartoons

• Webster County Students Earn REACH Scholarships
• MCMHS Honor Roll
• MMS competes in XC State Championship

• Richland’s Pig Fest to Celebrate 25 Years
• Pig Fest Entertainment
• Flint Energies Empowers Youth is Six Rural Counties
• Oakland VFD hosts 2nd Fishing Tournament

• Not So Fast
• It's time for Operation Christmas Child
• Local Church News
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Legal Notices (continued on page 9)

• Marion Co Retired Educators host Area 9 Director
• Legal Notices (continued from page 8)

• Marion and Schley High compete in Softball Super Regionals
• Local College Players Update

• Honoring the Fallen and Comforting Families, It's Not About You (continued on page 12)

• Classified Ads
• Crossword Puzzle