Teaching was always her calling. From the time Pam Adamson graduated from Middle Tennessee State… Read More →
FirstKey Homes Brings Day of Service
to House of Dawn in Jonesboro
In Clayton County, housing is never just about walls, roofs, leases, or property lines. Housing is about whether a family can breathe, whether a young person has somewhere stable to return to, whether a resident has access to support when something breaks, and whether the organizations operating inside the county understand that their presence carries responsibility beyond the transaction.
Publisher’s Pick
Selected stories from the publisher’s desk — people, places,
and moments shaping Clayton County and Atlanta’s Southside.
In the summer of 2025, Clayton County Public Schools (CCPS) joined a growing number of… Read More →
In today’s digital landscape, selfies are no longer casual snapshots—they are a primary form of… Read More →
For many people, international business conjures images of glass towers in New York or container… Read More →
Barbara Casey Lane’s love for Clayton County—and for her business, Low Temp Industries (LTI)—runs deep.… Read More →
The Momentum 500 program takes a different approach to small business support—prioritizing education, structure, and execution before funding. Through classroom instruction and real-world insight, participants are challenged to examine how their businesses actually operate and what long-term sustainability requires.
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The Clayton County business community gathered to celebrate leadership, service, and progress during the 72nd…
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Arts Clayton functions as both a gallery and a program engine for the county’s creative… Read More →
A Life in Teaching, Dr. Jessie Goree has Influenced Thousands of People in Her Five…
Read More →Rooted & Respected
Like many things we experience in life, art is a quest. It is a continuous exploration of inspiration, celebration, and style. Art exemplifies the human experience. Art encompasses all of our hardships,…
We lived near the Flint River, where sycamores reached over the water like they were trying to remember their reflections.
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