September 2, 2026 issue of The Journal

• Four Sentenced to Life in Webster Gang Related Nightclub Shooting (continued on page 5)
• Tondee's Legacy Etched in Schley County History (continued on page 11)
• The Dime Store Celebrates Golden Anniversary in Buena Vista (continued on page 6)
• Chatt Officials Tackle Zoning, FLOST Tax Strategy, More

• Heartbreak in Wildcat Stadium, Schley Comeback Falls Short (continued on page 9)
• Marion Beats Columbus Everywhere But the Scoreboard (continued on page 10)

• Obituaries - Gatis, Miller
• Free Workshop in BV to Help Lower Energy Bills
• Marion Falls in Slugfest to Baconton
• Lady Cats Pound Pelham in Double Header
• Free Homework Help is Available

• Your View Determines Much
• How Did Dolly Touch You?
• Bigotry and Censorship Disguised as Patriotism
• Leaf it to the Government
• Political Cartoons

• Glenn is CCHS Teacher of the Year
• Scott Retires after Distinguished Career with Dept of Public Safety
• Williamson Honored as CCHS Support Staff of the Year
• Pregnant and Need Help?
• Crisis Hotline is Available

• Marion Co Schools Launch Bus Camera Safety Initiative
• 50 Years of The Dime Store

• Sound of Music Continues at BV Methodist Church
• Draneville Union Church plans Revival and Homecoming
• New Life to Host County-Wide Prayer in Preston
• It Was a Boo-Boo
• Jesus Said It is Finished
• Solution to Crossword Puzzle

• Schley County Mini-Cheerleaders
• Locals Learn Benefits of Cooperatives
• Chair Yoga at the Schley Public Library

• Legal Notices
• Ancient Learning at MCHS
• Tazewell VFD Hydration Donation

• Ga Offering Two New College Scholarships
• Marion Voters Asked to Continue 1% Sales Tax
• Schley High to Host Blood Drive
• Chatt 8th Graders Enjoy Hands-On Engineering Lesson

• Marching Wildcats Perform at Halftime
• Timber and Tortoises Field Day set in Junction City
• Voice of the Wildcats

• Upcoming Events at the Marion & Chatt Libraries
• Ga Lawmakers Explores Options to Curb Flock Camera Misuse
• Classified Ads