November 20, 2024 issue of The Journal

• Chatt Commission Answers $5 Million Lawsuit (continued on page 6)
• Cusseta Man Alleges Toxic Environment and Mismanagement (continued on page 7)
• Ellaville Knife Show is a Huge Hit
• Magnolia Manor of Marion Asks for Help with New Garden (continued on page 7)
• Schley Lady Wildcats Crack Top 10 in State Race
• Richland May Use Liens to Collect City Bills

• All Region Football Team
• Schley Comeback Falls Short in Playoffs (continued on page 8)
• Eagles Soar Back Into Playoffs but Fall to No 1 Manchester (continued on page 8)
• Chattco High Volleyball Honors

• Obituaries - Benson, Harvey, Rees
• Chattco Schools Honor Vets at Heartfelt JROTC Celebration
• Buena Vista Council approves Christmas Parade Funding
• Christmas Joy Toy Giveaway set in Ellaville

• There's Always Portugal
• Celebrating Great Americans
• Lesson - Responsibility 101
• US Debt Watch
• Work Repeating - Booker T Washington
• Political Cartoons

• MCMHS is named Literacy Leader School
• Dillards have Yard of the Month
• Cusseta Christmas Parade set for December 7
• Let the Games Begin
• City of Ellaville to host Annual Christmas Parade
• BV Youth Basketball Conditioning
• Schley MS Boys Score Two Wins
• MMS Lady Eagles Tip Off Season

• SCMHS Honor Veterans
• Schley Cheerleaders Advance to State
• Schley Middle School Spelling Bee
• Blood Drive scheduled in Ellaville
• Ornament Painting at Marion Public Library
• Georgia Jobless Rate Holds Steady

• Cadets Graduate from SGTC Law Enforcement Academy
• Tree Lighting Ceremony is planned in Cusseta
• Conservation Meeting set in Buena Vista

• High to Hell Paved with Good Intentions
• Local Church News

• Legal Notices

• Evans meets with SGTC Childhood Care Board
• Build Your Shelf-Esteem
• The Journal has New Deadline
• Latavia's Closet Offers Hemming Service
• Classified Ads