April 8, 2026 issue of The Journal

• Marion County has New Tax Commissioner (continued on page 3)
• Chatt Co Official Wins Candidate Challenge
• Farming the Natural Way in Schley County (continued on page 11)
• The Mudcats are Back in Webster County (continued on page 2)
• The HR Office Opens in Marion County

• Latavia's Closet Hosts Easter Egg Hunt in Cusseta
• Mudcats - Back in Action

• Jones Earns Prestigious Georgia Scholar Honor
• Marion County Jail Log
• Heart to Heart to Host Ribbon Cutting at New Location
• Webster Students Learn About Plants

• Kimmel Gets it Backward
• Gosnell was Allowed to Kill
• Afroman - Unlikely Free Speech Hero
• US Debt Watch
• Political Cartoons

• Arrests Made in Drive-By Shooting in Taylor County
• BV, Ellaville Residents in National Honor Society at SGTC
• Be Ready in Mind and Body

• Schley Co Wildcats Improve to 15-6
• Marion Co Eagles Take Care of Business

• Holy Smoke Cook Off is Returning in Webster County
• Cedar Creek Baptist Church plans Family and Friends Day
• Hall's Chapel plans Pastor Appreciation
• Pregnant and Need Help?
• Tazewell Community Church Upcoming Speakers
• Retiring My Insanity
• Not Just an Empty Ritual
• Solution to Crossword Puzzle

• Schley County Yard of the Month
• Webster Students Debate AI in Schools and Workplace
• Failure of Ga Election Bill May Mean Quick Switch to Paper Ballots
• Georgia to Invest in Literacy Effort

• Open Mic Night to be Held in Mauk
• Legal Notices
• Ag Day in Webster County
• Ga Senate Moves to Cut Property Taxes by Increasing Sales Taxes
• Injured May Be Able to Worry Less of Ambulance Fees

• GFA, Farm Bureau, Ga EMC Donate Ag Book to Area Libraries
• Ga Republicans Get Last-Minute Income and Property Tax Cuts

• Marion County 7th Graders Enjoy Library Day
• Upcoming Activities at the Marion Co Public Library
• Farm Bureau Accepting Entries for Farm Dog Contest
• Protestors Will See Penalties for Blocking Roads in Georgia
• Confederate Monument Prevervation Bill Voted Down

• Newspaper Welcomes Statements from Candidates with Opposition
• High School Cellphone Ban Heads to Governor's Desk
• CCHS to Host Blood Drive
• Classified Ads