October 2, 2024 issue of The Journal

• Marion Plans Public Hearings on Tax Increase
• Area Officials and Residents Count Blessings after Hurricane Shifts (continued on page 7)
• Mission to Honor Fallen Heroes to Run thru Area (continued on page 10)
• Wildcat Reader Initiative Helps Boost Early Literacy in Schley (continued on page 3)

• Lady Cats Win Big Game Over Marion
• Pedaling for Pups is Saturday in Ellaville
• Lady Eagles fall in Close One to Schley
• Cusseta-Chatt Fire and EMS to host Open House
• Lyons-Wainwright and Hart make SNHU President List
• MCHS Homecoming Game is Friday
• Chattco to Host Marion Next Thursday for Postponed Game

• Obituaries - Horne, Okrusch, Rigsby
• City of BV and Marion BOE plan slightly lower taxes
• Marion County Jail Log
• Locals begin taking classes at GSW

• Candidates Support the Trades
• Blaming the Victim
• Tightening My Belt Until It Hurts
• Worth Repeating
• Political Cartoons

• Serendipity, We Did Good
• Smith recognized as GSW Canes Spotlight
• Fun STEM in Webster County

• Schley Wins Middle School Softball Title
• Locals nominated for Student of Excellence at SGTC
• Flint to refund nearly $5 million
• You Matter Crisis Hotline

• Peaceful, Easy, Reading
• Local Church News
• Let's Fess Up and Repent
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Your Vote in the US House - Rep Bishop
• Georgia lands $1.3 billion to expand broadband
• Legal Notices

• BV Little Eagles Take on Taylor
• Marion Co Public Library Activities
• Ga lawmakers hear ideas on gun safety

• Wildcats Dominate Most of Game but Bulldogs Pull Off Comeback
• Richland Public Library Activities
• Growing Readers in Preston

• Chattco, Marion, Schley Middle School Football
• Ideas to Limit Solar Panels on Georgia Farmland
• Property owners appeal condemnation order

• Local College Players Update
• Classified Ads