Farmers market to bloom again in Jonesboro
Pat Sebo’s phone has been ringing constantly with calls from Jonesboro residents wanting answers from her.
Kaleidoscope camp remains colorful after 20 years
The 20th anniversary of the Kaleidoscope Summer Art Camp was celebrated Friday before the finale performance was given by this year’s crop of campers.
County park up for national title
Is the Gerald Matthews Complex America’s favorite park?
Donations needed to save 144-year old jail
Collapsing building houses county museum
Historical Jonesboro/Clayton County Inc. officials are afraid the county’s history will end up buried under a pile of rubble if donors don’t step forward to save it.
Jonesboro Lions Club starting as a cub
The proposed Jonesboro Lions Club got off to a modest start Thursday with fewer than a handful of residents attending an interest meeting, but officials said that is not a bad thing.
Cuban restaurant adding new flavor to Clayton
The owners of El Noa Noa Sur could have opened a Mexican restaurant on Tara Boulevard three months ago but they didn’t want it to be overkill.
Creative juices flowing at arts camps
The Kaleidoscope and Young Teen camps are at their halfway point and participants are busy preparing for their respective finales.
Jazz under the stars
Jonesboro’s second annual concert impresses attendees
Baatin Muhammad had to wait a year but he finally got to perform at Jonesboro’s Jazz Under the Stars concert Friday.
Women take center stage in ‘Steel Magnolias’
"Steel Magnolias" will be performed June 14-15 and 21-23 at First Presbyterian Church of Jonesboro, 1842 Lake Jodeco Road.
Christians, cut the complaining - Gabriel Stovall
If we have as much power in the Holy Spirit as we Christians say we do, then chronic complaining should be among the last things on our to-do list.
Firemen help send kids to arts camp
Four children will get the opportunity to learn artistic skills this summer because of a financial donation made by Clayton County firefighters.
New 24-hour gym working out for southside
Nekisha Dickerson gave her personal trainer, Don Wisby, an exasperated look Friday when he jokingly asked her to do another set of leg raises at the end of their first training session at Workout Anytime Fitness.
Lake City centurion gets her own day
Woodrow Wilson had only been president of the United States for two months when Hazel Dorminy was born. The “Great War” hadn’t begun and people were still living in the Edwardian era.
Airport’s White named Clayton’s top business woman
Myrna White began to get teary-eyed when she realized her name was about to be called.
Flourishing business is a family affair
McDONOUGH — Clayton County firefighter Ben Brown was browsing in a local shop when he saw a chandelier he liked.
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