Teenagers today. What a bunch of delinquents. They roam around in gangs, destroying property, sitting around and not getting jobs, asking for handouts from their parents and expecting the… Read more »
On Friday, September 13, from noon-1 p.m., the Georgia Archives’ Lunch and Learn program will be presented by National Archives at Atlanta (NARA) archivist, Maureen Hill. The presentation will… Read more »
Stockbridge Mayor Anthony S. Ford received the distinguished Certificate of Distinction Award from the Harold F. Holtz Municipal Training Institute during the Georgia Municipal Association’s Annual Convention in Savannah… Read more »
Every week, The Henry County Times publishes submitted obituaries and death notices of Henry County citizens.
Local AT&T employees joined a national picketing effort Monday, outside the company’s facility on Racetrack Road in McDonough, to protest current labor practices. One unnamed picketer said the group was… Read more »
The Hampton City Council voted at its August 13 regular meeting to pass a new ordinance that includes new restrictions on downtown parking. A second reading of the… Read more »
A new education program seeks to help local students thrive in the age of technology. Live Oak Academy, at 1010 Pennsylvania Ave., in McDonough, is offering month-long courses,… Read more »
The McDonough City Council approved its SPLOST V list, designating about $17.5 million in sales tax revenue for various city projects should the SPLOST referendum be approved by voters… Read more »
L. to r.: Vimala and Shekhar Perumal of McDonough traveled with family members, Pravin and Bharthi Chauhan on a recent trip to Rome, Italy. “We explored a beautiful church in… Read more »
The Locust Grove City Council voted at its August 5 regular meeting to approve a preliminary plat for a new residential subdivision on the northern end of the city…. Read more »