One of the family traditions in the Belcastro Family has always been to all get together on Christmas Eve, have a wonderful dinner, sing Christmas carols, and exchange some gifts…. Read more »
In the last decade or so, there has been a surge in fiction revolving around books, bookstores, libraries, and book scholars. These may be mysteries, romances, historical fiction, or… Read more »
After almost five years of retirement, I will soon be wishing a good friend and former co-worker, “Happy Retirement!” Diane Reed, Senior Services’ Director and a long-time fixture in… Read more »
NEIL ARMSTRONG: NOT THE FIRST MAN TO WALK ON THE MOON “It’s true, it’s true!” claims Danny Woo. “I walked on the moon before Neil Armstrong did.” At… Read more »
I have barely gotten used to the one-way pairs and all the traffic changes in McDonough, and then I get another change! I stopped at the BP to fill… 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 »
Local favorite, Taste of Henry, was cancelled this year due to COVID-19, but the event will return next year to the Jason T. Harper Event Center in McDonough. A… Read more »
In an effort to preserve some of the history of our community, The Times is displaying photos of Henry County from the past. If you can tell us anything about… Read more »
Actually, it may not the way the system currently works. The Electoral College system, except for Maine and Nebraska, awards 100% of their votes to the candidate with the highest… Read more »