January 31, 2024 issue of The Journal

• Harkness is Georgia Library Director of Year (continued on page 9)
• Marion Family Connection invites all to Annual Meeting
• Schley Superintendent gives Update to Family Connection (continued on page 7)
• Stewart High names STAR Student and Teacher (continued on page 9)
• AREA RESIDENTS AWARDED FOR CONSERVATION
• Schley County's Newman (continued on page 2)
• Stewart County's Rushing (continued on page 2)
• Webster County's Jones (continued on page 2)

• Locals nominated as Students of Excellence at SGTC
• Alford, McCarter, O'Neal earn degrees at VSU

• Obituaries - J. Culpepper, R. Sutherland, W. Sutherland
• Hawkins Celebrates 95th Birthday
• Mincey marches in Rose Bowl Parade
• Mincey makes President's List at Alabama
• Colvin makes Dean's List at Alabama

• The Key to Life
• Solving the World's Problems
• Outlawing Fun for Safety
• Political Cartoons

• Faulkner Signs Cheer Scholarship with CSU
• Tymes in named CPCU Student-Athlete of Week
• College Players Update
• Your Vote in the US House
• Marion residents can get free help with taxes
• Lightning Thief Study for 6th grade at MCMHS

• High School Basketball Updates
• Lifestyle Change Programs offered by Health District
• Fun Measuring in Webster County

• Local Church News
• Sweet, Sweet Spirit
• Share Your Recipes with the Newspaper
• Bulldog Chicken Wings
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Legal Notices

• WCHS Students attend MLK Convocation
• Fitness Assessment for Marion Students
• State Senate to investigate Fulton County DA
• Upcoming Events at Local Libraries
• Legal Notices

• Chatt, Marion, Stewart residents may get free car seats
• Peanut Commission seeks National Board Nominees
• SCES 2nd Nine Weeks Honors

• More SCES 2nd Nine Weeks Honors
• Students enjoy learning about art at MCMHS
• Georgia official calls for amendment to stop illegals from voting
• State senator taking aim at swatting
• State launches online platform for job seekers

• Classified Ads
• Crossword Puzzle
• Computer Science Lesson Comes Unplugged in Preston
• Concern over QR codes on ballots remains