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 »
Sometimes, change can be a good thing. Other times, it’s met with resistance – particularly if it means admitting things can’t go back to the way they used… Read more »
There was a time, back in the sixties, when ponies were very valuable. During that time Fair Meadow Farm (aka Nash Farm, as it is known today), had a… Read more »
In the secular sense, I believe in McDonough and in Henry County. We have an incredibly good place to live and play. I believe and support our leaders and our… 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 »
I’ll be blunt. Rioting, destruction of property and the harming of innocent people have no place in a democracy. Period. However, simply ignoring the underlying reasons behind these riots… Read more »
(This column is dedicated to Carole at Huddle House in McDonough. When it comes to waitressing, she wrote the book.) For me, the most difficult part of self-quarantining… Read more »
Has anyone else been feeling a little restless lately? I have. Whether or not you are still in a ‘quarantine’ state at home or a modified version of it,… Read more »
Dr. William WatkinsGuest Columnist Piedmont Henry Hospital admitted its first COVID-19 positive patient in the middle of March. In just over two months, the hospital, like nearly every other… Read more »
You know what a God-incidence is, don’t you? It’s a coincidence that had to be manned by God from above. I know I’ve told about my favorite one; glancing… Read more »