November 15, 2023 issue of The Journal

• From Ellaville to Across the Map
• Rural America on display in Buena Vista once again (continued on page 11)
• Election Results - Buena Vista and Richland
• Six-Year-Old Shoots First Buck with Pops

• Schley Elementary awarded $5,500 grant from Flint Foundation
• Annual Mauk Fall Festival raises funds for preservation
• Region 6 Realignment Plan

• Obituaries - Austin, Johnson
• No 1 ranked Wildcats to kick-off State Playoffs
• All Region 6 Softball Team
• Lady Eagles to tip off season and honor State Champs
• BV United Methodist to host Blood Drive

• History - All Over Again
• Scoring the GOP Debate
• The Bootgate Fake Scandal
• Political Cartoons

• Schley High teacher awarded grant for Bright Idea
• Experts link foster care failings to sex trafficking
• Growing Lesson in Webster County

• Jones has a busy performance schedule for holidays
• Marion Co Fire Departments conduct big test of equipment
• The Journal has new website
• Flocabulary at MCMHS

• Marion County Crowns Spelling Bee Winners
• Local College Players Update
• State Senators express concern about voting equipment
• God Loves All and He Hurts
• Lots of Local Church News
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Schley Cheerleaders Compete at State Championship
• Veterans Honored with Lunch at SCHS
• Marion County FSA Committee Candidates
• Legal Notices

• Three Sons' hunt for customers is successful
• Webster Chorus Comes Alive
• It's National Diabetes Month
• Sumter EMC awards $5,000 to Phoebe Sumter Foundation

• Marion County High has Big Homecoming Week
• Georgia buying Israeli bonds to support military effort
• Pumpkin Lesson in Webster County
• Prenatal Care Kits are Available

• Festival - Rural America Returns to Buena Vista

• It's Turkey Shoot Time in Chattahoochee County
• Magnolia Manor accepting Lovelight Tree Donations
• Youth Basketball Sign-Up in Buena Vista
• Crossword Puzzle