November 29, 2023 issue of The Journal

• Marion gets help to PROPEL future plans (continued on page 8)
• Mincey is SGTC GOAL Finalist
• Schley Storms Back to Win Quarterfinal Over Early (continued on page 9)
• Wildcats to take on Bowdon in rematch of last year's title game (continued on page 9)

• Ellaville's Yard of the Month
• Dirt Road Dreams Mercantile Opens in Ellaville
• Chattco and Ft Moore group hosts Harassment/Assault Prevention Event
• Time to Sign Up for Youth Basketball

• Obituaries - Barbaree, Blackston, Garden
• Chatt Co Historic Society hosts Annual Turkey Shoot
• Marion County Jail Log

• Another Step to a Callous Society
• Peace and Goodwill
• Making Homeless Disappear for Xi
• Letters - Choose Life Over Death
• Political Cartoons

• Schley 8th Graders Awarded REACH Scholarships
• Hilarious exhibit opens at Columbus Museum

• Cusseta plans TWO Christmas Events, Dec 1-2
• Buena Vista to host Parade and Christmas on the Square
• Ellaville plans Christmas Parade
• Christmas on the Farm in rural Marion Co returns
• Lumpkin to host Christmas Parade
• Vaccination Clinic planned in Richland
• Presidential Studies in Preston
• MCMHS Students get Hands-On with History

• Submitted for Your Approval
• Magnolia Manor accepting Lovelight Tree Donations
• Local Church News
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Legal Notices

• Schley, Stewart, Webster residents can get help with feral swine
• Panel to review transportation tax projects
• Proposals made to improve Foster Care
• Flocabulary at MMS

• Bobcat Halloween Office Fun
• Webster Third Grade Honor Roll
• Crossword Puzzle