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Jonesboro OKs annexation, funeral home
Proponents of a proposed funeral home won an unofficial battle with a prominent Jonesboro family and a local historical society, Monday, over the use of a small plot of land, with possible historical significance, on Ga. Hwy. 54.
BOC approves dealership despite zoning group’s objections
The Clayton County Board of Commissioners overrode a recommendation from its own zoning advisory group, and gave a Jonesboro-area used car dealership the OK to expand to neighboring properties last week.
Anticipation builds for annual Geranium Festival
The McDonough Square is decked out in a sea of red flowers, in anticipation of a long-standing tradition in the city.
Only Obama is better off — Michael Reagan
The only person I know who is better off today than he was four years ago is President Obama.
Some certainties about the 2012 election — Joe Gandelman
Who needs TV with its bad acting when we can watch the Oval Office race between President Barack Obama and presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney?
Henry, Clayton, have Gates Millennium Scholars
Ten winners are from Southern Crescent schools
Jeromey Chad Beaman, of Woodland High School, and Khadijah Tisdale, of Henry County High, are among 88 graduating seniors in Georgia who have been named winners of the 1,000 Gates Millennium Scholarships awarded to pupils in the Class of 2012.
Gas prices continue slide
Oil hits its lowest cost since last December
Pessimistic economic news across the globe caused the price of a barrel of oil to drop to its lowest point of the year, according to officials with AAA Auto Club Group.
