December 4, 2024 issue of The Journal

• Tyler Automotive is now Young Automotive (continued on page 2)
• Whitley Design is Opening in Ellaville
• Chatt Commission reviews Employee Survey (continued on page 10)
• Gorton is Webster Employee of Month
• Magnolia Manor of Marion Celebrates 20th Anniversary (continued on page 9)
• Teaching Traditions

• Jones to perform in A Christmas Story
• Harvest Day Held in Ellaville
• Longtime Buena Vista Business Has New Owners

• Webster Middle Grades Honored at Literacy Leader
• Marion Family Connection Gives Thanks by Helping
• Fort Perry VFD announces Improved ISO
• Christmas on the Farm is Open in Marion
• Tree Lighting Ceremony set in Cusseta
• Cusseta Christmas Parade is this Saturday
• City of Ellaville to host Christmas Parade

• Wandering in the Political Wilderness
• Thoughts on Kids Walking Alone
• Worth Repeating
• Letter - Vanishing Act of Personal Responsibility
• Political Cartoons

• Marion County Jail Log
• Learning by Watching Reruns
• Webster County Students of the Month
• Bobcat Ag Transforms Greenhouse into Vibrant Space
• Kemp seeks $12.2B in federal relief

• Honors Day at Webster Elementary
• Community solar supporters gear up to push third-party provider bill
• State-run hurricane relief program is now taking applications
• Thankful Writing in Webster

• Lawmakers recommend multi-faceted approach to preserving farmland
• Blood Drive Scheduled in Ellaville
• Rainbow STEM in Preston
• High School Basketball - Chattco, Schley, SWG STEM, Webster

• History is on Display at Marion Public Library
• You Can Help with No Tears for Christmas
• Your Vote in the US House
• Beware False Prophets and Smooth Words
• Local Church News

• Magnolia Manor asks for help with New Garden Plan
• Legal Notices

• Ballot-image audit upholds accuracy of QR cods on ballots
• Stewart Co High Basketball Update
• Eat Chicken or Beef Please
• Classified Ads