July 24, 2024 issue of The Journal

• Marion Couple Arrested after Toddler Overdose (continued on page 6)
• Strickland is New Schley Library Manager
• Juvenile Shooting Suspects are Now Wanted Fugitives (continued on page 5)
• A Fun and Tasty Way to Preserve Cusseta History (continued on page 8)
• Flint Foundation $10,000 Grant for MCHS Ag Center (continued on page 10)
• Stewart Co voters asked to continue sales tax for schools (continued on page 9)

• Longtime Marion Library Director thanked for service
• Marion VFDs benefit from 50/50 Grant
• Chestnut inducted into Technical Honor Society

• Back to School Bash set in Ellaville
• Latavia's Closet to host Back to School Bash
• Back 2 School and Water Wars set in Buena Vista
• Resource Fair planned in Richland
• Oakland Fire & Rescue plans Open House
• Chatt Family Connection schedules meeting
• Blood Drives planned in Buena Vista and Cusseta

• A Lesson in Modern Betrayal
• Shooter's Hometown
• Doing the Dirty Work
• US Debt Watch
• Political Cartoons

• Back to School Event Planned in Preston
• Marion Schools seek contact into to keep parents informed
• MCMHS and LK Moss plan Open House events
• Messages from MCMHS and LK Moss Principals

• Marion County Jail Log
• Phoebe Sumter gives away fresh produce in Ellaville
• Money available to assist with hog exclusion fencing
• Chattahoochee County Public Library Events
• State rolls out $1.5 billion in projects

• LOTS of Local Church News (VBS, Singing, Homecoming, Revival, etc)
• He Made All Things New
• One Thing Never Does Change
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Cusseta-Chatt Historic Preservation Event Photos
• SEMC Employees Graduate from Co-ops Lead Program
• Legal Notices

• South Ga Tech adds two new degrees
• Report gives Phoebe high marks for work with poor
• SGTC Cosmetology students enjoy Color Mace Easy
• Coat Drive underway in Ellaville

• GeoCaching Adventures at Providence Canyon
• Georgia sees rise in unemployment
• Classified Ads