October 16, 2024 issue of The Journal

• Honoring America's Fallen Heroes (continued on page 13)
• Fundraising for Schley County Cancer Patient
• Chatt BOE Earns Exemplary Designation
• Escaping the Mountain Lion (continued on page 7)

• Chattahoochee Professional Rodeo Draws Huge Crowd
• Historic Society serves excited Rodeo audience
• Officers Show Support to Young Richland Resident
• Bishop is a No-Show at Congressional Debate

• Schley High Softball to Host State Playoffs
• Marion County Farm Bureau Ag Student of the Month
• Young Lady Eagles Advance to Playoffs
• Schley's Weldon, Sims, and Marion's Tymes among state leaders
• Blood Drive scheduled in Cusseta
• Wildcats to Return to Gridiron Friday

• I Ain't Superman
• Re-Embracing the American Spirit
• I am a Woman and I Can Speak for Myself
• Letter - Hypocrite or Not
• Political Cartoons

• Marion Wins Hard Battle with Chattco High, 21-0
• Chattco Cadets Earn 15 Trophies in Raider Challenge
• Local High School Graduation Rates

• Marion County Retired Educators Meet
• Chestnut named SGTC Student of Excellence
• Stewart County Achieves 93.1 Graduation Rate
• Webster Juniors Master Skills with Role Play

• Local Church News
• The Bible is Not Cafeteria Style
• Crossword Puzzle Solution

• Legal Notices

• Legal Notices

• Legal Notices

• Marion County Jail Log
• The Enemy of My Enemy is My Friend, Revisited
• Reading Competition
• Rural America Festival planned in Buena Vista

• Hands-On Science at MMS
• BV resident returns to SGTC for LPN to RN Bridge Program
• BV Registration for Youth Basketball
• Webster County to Host Olde Tyme Fair

• Heroes - Run for the Fallen Honors Heroes and Families

• Friendly Learning in Preston
• Helene damage to Georgia farms at $6.46 billion
• State Tax Revenues Decline
• Georgia sets Record Graduation Rate
• Classified Ads