McDonough officials approved the addition of five public schools within the city limits for inclusion in the RedSpeed School Safety Program. The City Council voted April 17 to approve the… Read more »
Local residents and military veterans gathered in McDonough recently to honor the life of a former Tuskegee Airman who dedicated his life to serving others. Rudolph “Val” Archer… Read more »
The City of McDonough will host their Annual Shred Day on Saturday, October 17 from 9 a.m. until noon at City Hall. Participants will be asked to remain in… Read more »
A proposed expansion of a Stockbridge church and development of an upscale campground in McDonough were the two items on the Henry County Zoning Advisory Board’s agenda for its… Read more »
The City of McDonough will host a series of Drive-In Movies to provide safe and fun events for all of the community to enjoy. The first Drive-In Movie… Read more »
McDonough City Hall will soon be known as the Rodney C. Heard Municipal Complex, in memory of the city’s longtime community development director who died suddenly August 10. … Read more »
In recognition of National Faith and Blue Weekend the McDonough Police Department is hosting a Meet and Greet to build bridges for a more engaged community. Join them… Read more »
A Drive-Thru Health Fair will be held on Saturday, October 17 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at Alexander Park East, located at 300 Atlanta Street in McDonough. … Read more »
Carlos Mora, Jr. (center), executive director of the Vets Helping Vets Foundation recently presented plaques to (l. to r.) McDonough Fire Inspector, James Robinson and McDonough Fire Chief, Steve Morgan… Read more »
Amanda and Jason Reeves, the founders of Millie’s Mini Pantry, are continuing to work to meet the needs of the community with their pantry containing non-perishable food items and… Read more »