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PAGLIA: One big step for Henry County
ELCA wins first high school football state title in county history
ELCA takes in sights and sounds of the Georgia Dome
Plenty of distractions for Chargers to overcome (or enjoy)
Mr. James Perkins, Jr.
Mr. James Perkins, Jr. of Fayetteville passed away Dec. 13, 2012.
Vendya Albertyne Lewis Little
Vendya Albertyne Lewis Little, 71, departed this life on Dec. 9, 2012 in Riverdale,
Manhunt continues for Paige
Hoaxes complicate search
A couple of hoaxes have interrupted the manhunt for Thomas Paige.
New commissioners set for holiday inaugurations
Although Christmas is Dec. 25, Clayton County commission Chairman-elect Jeff Turner will be in a festive mood a few days early.
Bank robber caught in Henry County
Edwards apprehended by police and U.S. Marshals
A man wanted for robbing two Southern Crescent banks has been caught.
Seay: Legislative Delegation will move county forward
The Clayton County Legislative Delegation will do a better job of promoting the county’s needs in the upcoming Georgia General Assembly session, said State Sen. Valencia Seay (D-Riverdale) Thursday.
Legislators preparing Georgia Archives support
Clayton County’s Legislative Delegation said it supports the Morrow-based Georgia Archives, but added all that can be done for the agency at this point is highlight its importance to the county and the rest of the state.
Forest Park Teen Council serves community
They are elected into office by students
Some young elected officials gather twice a month to discuss Forest Park teen issues.
County FSA office announces new hours of operation
The Butts-Clayton-Henry-Fayette-Spalding County Farm Service Agency (FSA) Office has agreed to a Shared Management Operation with the Lamar County FSA Office due to budget-related challenges and in order to continue to provide producers the best possible customer service.
Clayton State graduates 440 students
MORROW—Clayton State University’s annual Fall Commencement ceremony awarded 440 students with their undergraduate or master’s degrees as part of two ceremonies.
Education? There's an app for that
RIVERDALE—Ka’torria Garraway excitedly chatted with her 5th grade classmates as she “played” math games on school-issued iPods.
Elmcroft raise money over festival of trees
Funds to benefit women’s shelter
Every Christmas tree was sold during the 4th annual Festival of Trees.
EDITORIAL: Common sense makes good government
Those who govern with understanding and compassion generally govern best.
