October 25, 2023 issue of The Journal

• Schley High Wins Another 1 vs 2 Battle (continued on page 2)
• Chattco High Honors Court and Crowns Queen
• Marion makes tax rate and ‘clear’ break both official
• Friendship Assoc leads 40 Men to accept Christ at Season Opener Dinner (continued on page 7)
• Webster County Annual Fair is October 28

• Marion falls in hard-fought game to Taylor Co, 22-20

• Obituaries - Dozier, Teasley, Williamson
• Fall Festival returning to Old Mauk Schoolhouse
• Strickland named SGTC Bookstore Assistant and Accounting Tech
• Tazewell VFD to host BBQ and Stew Sale
• Brown makes Principal’s Honor Roll at MCMHS

• Falling in Wrong Direction
• Righteous Smackdown on Campuses
• Proposed Postage Increase will be Tough on Newspaperss
• Letter - Suppose They Gave a War
• Political Cartoons

• NuHope4Ville Breast Cancer Walk a Big Success in Ellaville
• Chattco falls to No 4 ranked Macon County
• City of BV announces Trick or Treat information
• Pick-A-Pumpkin Festival set at MCMHS
• Marion County Jail Log

• Schley Lady Cats fall in Softball Super Regional Final
• Schley’s Solomon commits to University of South Carolina
• Marion High makes Final of Super Regional
• Local College Players Update

• Hands of Hope Awarded Sumer EMC Foundation Grant
• Is God Mad?
• Lots of Local Church News
• Crossword Puzze Solution

• Legal Notices - Includes New Registered Sex Offender in Marion County (continued on page 9)

• Richland Pig Fest to Celebrate 25 Years
• Chattco Students Earn Skills and Jobs thru Apprenticeships
• New Newspaper Website
• Child Passenger Safety Course to be held in Ellaville
• Legal Notices (continued from page 8)

• Stewart Co Royal Knights beat Baker County
• Webster County Student Council
• Chatt Family Connection to Meet
• That Thing in Preston

• Soil and Water Commission teaches conservation at MCMHS
• Marion County High School Community Parade and Pep Rally
• The Widow’s Broom - Fun Lesson in Webster

• Classified Ads
• Crossword Puzzle
• Top 10 Ranked Football Teams
• Webster Students Learn at Fair