August 19, 2026 issue of The Journal

• New High School Opens in Buena Vista (continued on page 8)
• Ellaville Hosts Meeting on Proposed Rail Trail
• Clay Cosmos Opens at Providence Canyon (continued on page 10)
• BV Council Cracks Down on Downtown Car Sales (continued on page 9)
• A Decade at Brown Springs Church of God (continued on page 7)

• Marion High Wins Second Scrimmage to take Momentum into Opener
• Schley Prepares for Season Opener with Scrimmage

• Obituaries - Bryan, Davis, Royal
• Building the Future at Latavia's Closet
• Romero Wins National Garden Club Award
• Timber & Tortoises Field Day set in Junction City

• Motivation Missing? Try Discipline
• The Liberation of Growing Older
• Are We Committed to Democracy?
• A Look Beyond the Curtain
• Political Cartoons

• SGTC holds First RN Pinning Ceremony
• Marion Public Library Events
• Lopez, Lunsford Earn Ga Southern Dean's List
• Activities at the Richland Public Library

• Sumter EMC Holds 88th Annual Meeting
• High School Football Playoffs to be Based on Power Ratings

• Bringing Hope at Brown Springs
• Draneville Union Church Invites Community to Revival
• New Life Ministries plans County-Wide Prayer in Preston
• Upcoming Speakers at Tazewell Community Church
• Is Your Salvation Assured?
• Pregnant and Need Help?
• Solution to Crossword Puzzle

• Meaningful and Fun Math at MCMHS
• Empty Promises and Full Pockets - Ga's Biggest Ponzi scheme
• Flint Energies CEO Resigns

• Legal Notices

• Lady Eagles Out-Hit Shaw but Fall in Close Game
• Worth Pulls Ahead of Schley Late to Win Competitive Game
• Marion County Jail Log
• Schley High to Host Blood Drive
• Cusseta Public Library Events
• City of BV Reminds Residents of Junk Ordinance

• Chattco XC Races into 2026 Season
• LK Moss Pre-K is Off to Great Start
• Healthcare Costs Shaping Up to be Political Issue in GA
• Entrepreneurs Rev US's Engine

• Tasty Learning at LK Moss Elementary
• Ga Power Vows to Keep Customers in Mind in Era of Growth
• Georgia Tax Revenue was Strong in July
• Classified Ads