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In your Facebook! — Feb. 22, 2013
“In Your Facebook” is a recurring feature in Clayton News Daily which highlights just some of comments posted each week on the newspaper’s Facebook page.
Rolling cameras may fuel University Station
Officials say project needs diversity for success
A proposed movie soundstage designed to bring stars to Clayton County could be the catalyst needed to get a long-dormant development off the ground.
By the window or on the aisle — CURT YEOMANS
There are great questions which perplex the human mind and stand as the great queries of the universe.
Clayton County to storm State Capitol
Clayton County residents have an opportunity to see state lawmakers doing what they do next week.
BOC split over audit, financial planner
Clayton County commissioners continued to fight this week over a forensic audit of county spending.
Students face Black History Month query
Commissioner Sonna Singleton is set to host her first ever “Black History Month Quiz Bowl” competition Saturday.
Perry keeps Morrow on top
School has produced back-to-back county STAR Students
Morrow High School senior Lindsey Perry is a wise sage in a teenager’s body, according to her Latin teacher, Ginia McMillan.
BOE changing sick leave policy
Board meets for work session Monday
The Clayton County Board of Education meets for its monthly work session Monday.
Suspicious package left at Animal Control
Police said investigation under way
Clayton County police are investigating a suspicious package found Friday morning in the bathroom of Animal Control.
Budget advisory committee meets
Clayton County Public Schools kicked off its budget season with the first meeting of its citizens advisory committee Thursday.
EDITORIAL: Primer: How to get the media on your side
Public officials probably spend too much time thinking about how to get the media on their side.
Clayton State hosts women’s education conference
Clayton State University is hosting the Georgia Association of Women in Higher Education Annual Conference this week.
Jonesboro crisis center expands its reach
Facility to aid in sexual assault exams
Gayla Nobles is accustomed to quoting the statistic from the nonprofit Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network.
