April 22, 2026 issue of The Journal

• New Schley Principal Wants to Continue Strong Tradition (continued on page 9)
• Marion Man Faces 10 Counts of Sexual Exploitation of Children
• Chatt Historic Society Plans Big Opening for Unity Park
• Holy Smoke Raises Record $26,850 (continued on page 11)
• BV Natives Start New Mobile Health Clinic (continued on page 10)

• Marion School System Honor Top Teachers and Staff
• Schley Closes Regular Season Hot
• Chatt Commission Waiting on Supreme Court to Rule of Lawsuits

• Chattco Lady Panthers End Regular Season 17-1
• Eagles Close Regular Season with Tough Stretch
• Moses Signs with Capital University
• Candidate Forum Planned in Cusseta
• Marion and Schley 4H Vidalia Onion Sale

• Manipulating Words and Minds
• Zoomers - Tech-Enabled Rudeness
• Now Service Waffle Soup
• Sick of the Word Unprecedented
• Political Cartoons

• Phillips Awarded SGTC Student of Excellence
• It's Deja Vu All Over Again
• Marion Co Farm Bureau Ag Students of the Month

• Newspaper Welcomes Statements from Candidates
• Marion Chamber of Commerce to Elect Officers
• Macon Co Election Officials Indicted for Alleged Fraud
• Public Invited to Marion Family Connection Meeting
• Chattco Panthers Finish Regular Season with Two Wins
• Beautiful View Garden Club Hosts Will Rogers

• Fort Perry Baptist Plans Homecoming and Revival
• Halls Chapel plans Pastor Appreciation
• Pregnant and Need Help?
• Back in the Saddle Finally
• We are Cleansed by the Blood of Christ
• Donations Welcome at Clothes Closet in Cusseta
• Solution to Crossword Puzzle

• Marion County Jail Log
• Marion Track Teams Place Second in 7 Team Meet
• Top 10 State High School Baseball Rankings
• University System Increases Tuition by 1 Percent
• Ga Lawmakers May Face More Scrutiny for Sexual Abuse Allegations

• Legal Notices
• Out of This World Learning
• City of Buena Vista Reminds of Curfew

• Chattco Track and Field Tune Up
• Upcoming Activities at Marion Public Library
• Cusseta Public Library Events
• New Marion Co Alert System
• Perdue to Retire, Ending Historic Political Career

• Ga Legal Services Program Explained
• Holy Smoke Raises Money for Children's Homes

• Search for Missing Historic Marker Continues in Cusseta
• Conservation District Offering Free Hog Trapping
• Chattco High to Host Blood Drive
• Classified Ads