June 17, 2026 issue of The Journal

• Marion Co Voters Asked to Pass Property Tax Relief
• Chatt Commission has Long List of Projects (continued on page 6)
• Schley High Named Distinguished School
• Marion Commission Still Looking for Manager
• Stewart Co Awarded $1.74 Million for Road Work
• BV Cemeteries Board Needs Help with Repairs

• Eats on the Streets Provides Tasty Treats in Ellaville
• Penoncello Recognized for Service as SGTC Board Chairman
• Marion County Jail Log
• Roland Earns Master's Degree from GCSU

• MCHS Class of 58 Plans 68th Reunion
• Chattco High Prepares to Elevate
• Peek, Walker, Storey Makes Dean's List at Valdosta
• Snider, Lumpkin, Rowland Earn Academic Honors at ABAC
• Free Youth Athletic Camp set in Buena Vista
• Webster Co Family Connection News

• Double Standards of Platner Backers
• The Joke is on U.S.
• Got Questions? Just Ask Dad
• Long Live the Drive-In Theater
• Political Cartoons

• Stewart High Students Earn Technical College Certifications
• Dealing with Conundrums
• You Matter Crisis Hotline

• Marion County Middle-High Honor Roll
• GSW to Get New President
• Marion County Emergency Alerts

• Butler Man Arrested for Allegedly Stealing a Roof
• Upcoming Activities at Marion Co Public Library
• Juneteenth Revival to be Held at Union Hill AME
• Life Is No Soap Opera
• Hall's Chapel Hosting Revival
• Cedar Creek Church Homecoming
• Please Come Out of the Shadow
• Pregnant and Need Help?
• Solution to Crossword Puzzle

• Summer Literacy Camp Kicks off in Cusseta
• Schley Family Connection Updates
• Free Food for Kids in Cusseta
• Marion Family Connection Invites All to Meeting
• Cusseta Public Library Activities
• Law Enforcement Academy Summer Training
• Summer Cafe in Ellaville offers Kids Free Food

• Legal Notices

• Marion Co Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
• Ga Supreme Court Scraps Pause on Executions
• Richland Public Library Activities
• Splash Pad Open in Cusseta
• Classified Ads