L. to R.: Freddie Bates, Allison Bates, Andy Humphrey, Shannon Humphrey, Nicky Ragsdale and Brian Ragsdale. We recently visited Key West, Florida and brought the Times aboard our sunset cruise!… Read more »
In its final official meeting of the 2021 calendar year, the Stockbridge City Council approved an $18.38 million general fund budget for the 2022 fiscal year. The final public hearing… Read more »
Former McDonough Mayor Billy Copeland recently announced the retirement of three long-serving city employees. Mrs. Wanda Ricks retired after serving the citizens of McDonough in the Utility Billing Department for… 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 »
Patricia Sykes said the circumstances of her life have enabled her to help young adults to improve their own lives.“I knew what God wanted of me,” said Sykes. “I realized… Read more »
Of course I love seeing my wonderful family, reading library books, and the neat shows I like to watch on television. But, a constant joy to me is music. I… Read more »
Hospitals across the country are often full at this time of year because of seasonal illnesses, like the flu. This year, however, we are also still contending with COVID-19. In… Read more »
On Tuesday, December 21, former McDonough Mayor Billy Copeland and Veteran Support Group CEO Jim Dunn signed a new four-year lease for the Veteran’s House and Service Center located at… Read more »
The Henry County NAACP will host the 2022 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade/Peace March on Monday, January 17. Lineup is at 9 a.m. at the Henry County Performing Arts… Read more »
Dear Editor, Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Paul Paulicelli. I am retired and live in McDonough with my wife of 55 years. I am also a proud… Read more »