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HMC honored for marketing campaigns
On the heels of new developments at Henry Medical Center (HMC), the hospital is celebrating a milestone for its ability to keep the public informed about its services.
Youth on a Mission for Jesus Christ
A group of young people recently volunteered their time and energy, to help make downtown Hampton more beautiful.
Police search for alleged shooter
Clayton County police are looking for a man wanted in connection with the shooting of his former girlfriend, in College Park.
Missing boater's body found
An avid boater and fisherman with a season pass to Clayton County's reservoirs apparently drowned Tuesday while loading his boat onto his trailer, police said.
Cardell, Little Madelyn Sue
Funeral Home: Sherrell Funeral Home
BOC weighing county manager position - again
The debate about whether Clayton County needs an un-elected county administrator to run its affairs has begun anew, with a proposed ordinance that would set the wheels in motion to create a county manager position.
Roth adds two more national titles
Eagle's Landing rising sophomore Bailey Roth continues to add to his impressive running resume this summer.
SCHOOL NOTEBOOK 7-6-11
Several students from Henry County were awarded scholarships to attend Gordon College. The David Bishop Scholarship recipients: are Jarvis Stephens and Sarah Starr.
The 'Big Three' bonus offers couponers love - Jill Cataldo
Single-product promotions
Celebrating two kinds of freedom - Jason A. Smith
Many of us have been hearing a lot, in recent days, about one word: "freedom."
Jury selection continues in murder retrial
Jury selection will continue today in the retrial of a man accused of killing a Jonesboro woman and setting her house on fire to cover up the crime.
A slump is a slump; this is a disaster
This is a slump that has acquired it's own name — an Uggla. But we shall not dwell upon the unfortunately barren season being endured the Braves' 62-million-dollar second baseman, but rather just how cleverly it has been applied to their pennant thrust their new manager.
Summer pro-wrestling returns to Southern Crescent
For those who missed the action last fall, professional wrestling is returning to the Southern Crescent.
Obscene video violence - Peter Funt
The rejection the U.S. Supreme Court of California's video game law was a welcome victory for free speech, but a frustrating defeat for the protection of young people.
Congressman deserves thanks - G.P. “Bud” Peterson
Congressman deserves thanks
Local gymnast makes performance debut
Locust Grove resident Collin Pennell managed to keep his nerves in check as he contorted and flipped across the lighted stage.