Reeves looks back on life in McDonough
B.P. “Doc” Reeves said rural areas like McDonough, in its earlier days, didn’t have many of the conveniences of today, including electricity. “You had the lamps – kerosene, just… Read more »
B.P. “Doc” Reeves said rural areas like McDonough, in its earlier days, didn’t have many of the conveniences of today, including electricity. “You had the lamps – kerosene, just… Read more »
I don’t like driving at night if I don’t have to. Throw in a few raindrops, and I’m even more leery of getting behind the wheel after sunset…. Read more »
This time of year represents more than a few of my favorite traditions. Turkey. Christmas music the day after Halloween. Eggnog. Holiday decorations. Eggnog. Yes, I know… Read more »
Al Jackson Sr., didn’t initially aspire to go into the military. His outlook, he said, changed to a sense of duty during World War II. “I just felt… Read more »
By Jason A. Smith Times Correspondent Carolyn Emmons of Hampton said she and her husband of 55 years are grateful for a program geared toward improving homes for military… Read more »
From the time he was a teenager, David Biggs of Stockbridge dreamed of a career in aviation. After more than four decades in his chosen field, his friends… Read more »
Local residents and military veterans gathered in McDonough recently to honor the life of a former Tuskegee Airman who dedicated his life to serving others. Rudolph “Val” Archer… Read more »
Emmanuel Ofori-Atta said leading a local church is part of a mission that God placed on his life when he was born. “The Holy Spirit spoke to me… Read more »
Lyndsi Brown of McDonough said she wants to use her new role to make a positive impact for families affected by domestic violence. “As a citizen and a… Read more »
Lorene Lindsey doesn’t let anything slow her down. The former mayor of Locust Grove is known as someone who gets things done. As she prepares to celebrate her… Read more »