On February 6, seven Henry County 4-H’ers, in the 9th through 12th grades, participated in 4-H Day at the Capitol. The group viewed the event as an opportunity to highlight… Read more »
Several students and educators were recognized for regional and national excellence at the February 10 regular meeting of the Henry County Board of Education. Ananya Augustin, a sixth-grader… Read more »
The Times took a recent trip to Amber Cove, St. Martin, Puerto Rico, and Grand Turk with (l. to r.) Mae Blackwell, Nadine Eggers, Glenda Bentley and Barbara Chambers. These… Read more »
The Human Species has used billions of gallons of paint covering the earth with lines, ostensibly to eliminate confusion and thwart arguments. Lines tell us how and where… 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 »
Lifelong McDonough resident Dan Bledsoe said his hometown has undergone numerous changes over the years. With additional transformations on the way, he appears to be readying himself for what lies… Read more »
Requests to rezone an exceptionally large portion of county property for which the owners are seeking annexation were denied by the Hampton City Council at its February 11 regular meeting…. Read more »
The McDonough Public Library will host a 20-panel banner exhibit based on the William Breman Museum of Jewish Heritage’s “Eighteen Artifacts: Story of Jewish Atlanta,” from now through March… Read more »
After a successful trial run, the Henry County Board of Eduction has decided to install a new emergency response system in all 51 of its schools. Final approval came by… Read more »
(This column is dedicated to some fabulous felines: Stumpy, Tux, Atlas, Harrison, Sherlock, Taz, and yes, even you, Rambo) At an earlier time we talked about books that feature… Read more »