March 20, 2024 issue of The Journal

• Future is Bright for Solar Project in Marion (continued on page 7)
• Meet Chattahoochee County's Ultra Runner (continued on page 11)
• Flint Foundation makes donation to Schley Co Family Connection (continued on page 9)
• Flint Foundation makes donation to Tazewell Community Club (continued on page 6)

• Eagles compete well in Rhodes Invitational
• Chattco Kicks Past Region-Leading Bobcats
• Lady Panthers score wins over Macon County
• Schley extends win streak to 7 games
• Marion scores big win over Webster
• Webster Triumphs in NBA 2K24 Debut

• Obituaries - Robinson, Teat
• Homeless dog captures hearts of many in Marion County
• Oakland Cookoff Winner
• Chattco falls in couple of close games
• Marion Commission leased old Davita Building

• The Lion and the Lamb
• Covid is No Long 'Cool'
• Jarring Effort on Jars
• US Debt Watch
• Political Cartoons

• MCHS Literary Team Scores Big Wins at GSW
• Buena Vista Court Rulings
• Schley Elementary Enjoys Georgia Ag Experience
• Locals earn Academic Honors at ABAC

• Meet the Schley County Sheriff Candidates
• Schley Co Middle School hosts Spelling Bee
• Blood Drive set in Buena Vista
• Blood Drive planned in Cusseta
• Chattahoochee County Candidates, Revised

• Local Church News
• Take Revelation in Proper Contest
• Recipe - Caramel Pecan Delight Pie
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Legal Notices

• Georgia Ag Week celebrates farmers as they prepare to harvest and plant
• Marion Middle School competes in Track Meets
• Legal Notices

• Marion County Jail Log
• Marion Retired Educators Elect Officers
• Attention Candidates - Reach Our Readers
• MCHS to host FAFSA Workshop
• Feral Swine Workshop to be held April 25th
• Schley Middle School hosts Track Meet
• Marion Family Connection to Meet
• Hands-On Science

• Gay nominated for Student of Excellence Award at SGTC
• Marion ELA Review with a Twist
• Southland announces New Football Coach

• Classified Ads
• Crossword Puzzle
• BOE Member Teaches Fire Safety