February 28, 2024 issue of The Journal

• Former Tri County High is Now MTI (continued on page 11)
• Chattco High Advances to Elite Eight
• Group is Seeking to Save 'Old Westville'
• Barrett exemplifies value of SGTC for non-traditional students

• Buena Vista Senior Center Celebrates Black History
• BV Senior Center is a special place for older citizens
• Marion County splits with Jordan High
• Schley High starts baseball season 4-1
• Webster drops opener to SW STEM, 11-7

• Obituaries - Anthony, Dell
• Marion and Schley 4Hers Excel at SW DPA
• Chattco Wins Opener

• In a World of Damaged Goods
• Worker Shortage Myth Hurts Black Americans
• Reading More is Good for USA
• Letters - I urge support of Marion County solar project
• Political Cartoons

• Chattco Young Author Winners
• Murder of college student touches off debate on illegal immigration
• Suspect's brother is also here illegally
• Haiku Authors in Webster County
• Findley appointed District Supervisor of Conservation District

• MCMHS Celebrates CTAE Month with Trip to GSW
• Warrior Challenge set to help Foster Kids
• Foster Care Support Needs Help

• Local Church News
• In Debt in More Than One Way
• BV holding registration for Youth Soccer
• Marion and Schley 4H Selling Vidalia Onions
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Legal Notices

• Local College Players Update
• Marion County Jail Log
• LK Moss Students Win Poster Contest
• Small Group Studies in Webster County
• Marion Co Library Events
• Your Vote in the US House
• It's Chili Cook-Off Time in Cusseta

• Bright Future for Paradors in Webster County
• Sumter EMC Foundation awards grant to Sowega Council on Aging
• Georgia lawmakers take up Community Solar Bill
• Georgia State Senate passes $37.5 billion midyear budget
• Your Vote in the Georgia House
• Out of this World Learning in Preston

• About the McDougles

• Classified Ads
• Crossword Puzzle
• Panel approves referendum on sports betting and casinos