February 26, 2025 issue of The Journal

• Marion Co High Names New Football Coach (continued on page 5)
• Law Retires from Coaching at MCHS (continued on page 6)
• Chattco High Names STAR Student and Teacher (continued on page 11)
• Another Sewage Spill in Buena Vista
• Marion BOE Votes to Opt Out of Homestead Exemption
• Ellaville's Rainbow Garden Club Elects Officers
• Chattco Panthers Advance to Sweet 16 (continued on page 7)
• Lady Eagles Wrap Up Resurgent Season in Playoffs (continued on page 8)

• Stewart County's Josey Joins 1,000 Point Club
• All Region 6 Girls Basketball Team
• All Region 6 Boys Basketball Team
• SCHS Lady Wildcats Battle in Playoffs
• It's Chili Cook-Off Time in Cusseta

• Obituaries - Banta, Dudley, Gutierrez
• Salinas Earns Masters Degree at Georgia State
• MCHS Tennis Teams Beat Northside

• Lest We Forget
• Fewer Americans are Moving
• Finding Common Ground
• Worth Repeating
• Political Cartoons

• Phoebe and Flint River Give Away Food in Richland
• Free Tax Help is Available
• Tasty Learning in Webster County
• Collins - New Head Coach Ready to Lead Eagles

• Schley County Yard of the Month
• Red Cross to Host Blood Drive in Ellaville
• Law - Retiring from Coaching

• Schley Superintendent to Speak to Family Connection
• Effort Launched to Help with Teacher Shortage
• Don't Call Me Stupid
• The Danger of Turning Away
• Local Church News
• Solution to Crossword Puzzle

• Marion County Jail Log
• Delinquent Tax Sale set in Marion
• Battle Celebrates Success at Randolph Clay High
• Mid-Year Budget Sails Thru Ga House
• WCES Place Value Robot

• Legal Notices

• Legal Notices

• Marion Commission, BV Council Plan to Opt Out
• BV Rec Plans Big Events
• Feeding the Valley to give away food in Buena Vista
• Senior Center Welcoming New Members
• Georgia Lawmakers Target Fentanyl

• Area Residents May Get Free Car Seats
• State House Gives OK to Overhaul Judge Salaries
• Classified Ad