Dr. Douglas Hendrix Sr. is leading Clayton County Public Schools under a one-year contract with full superintendent authority. The Board discussed personnel matters privately before appointing him, but the records still do not show how—or when—the position will become permanent.
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Clayton County’s chairwoman speaks confidently about development, jobs, regional influence and generational wealth. The unanswered…
How the Clayton County Convention & Visitors Bureau is using tourism, culture, food, and strategic…
Tasha Mosley is not your typical hard-nosed District Attorney who is only looking to prosecute…
A Life in Teaching, Dr. Jessie Goree has Influenced Thousands of People in Her Five…
The Clayton County business community gathered to celebrate leadership, service, and progress during the 72nd…
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.
Thinker did not set out to build a following. What formed instead was a community—thoughtful, questioning, and unwilling to surrender its agency. Thinker: In the Name of Community traces the personal cost, intellectual rigor, and lived experience behind a voice that invites people to trust their own minds again.
Steven Henry Sr. did not step into leadership through title or attention. His influence was shaped early—through service learned at home, mentorship practiced in a barbershop, and consistency lived across family, faith, and community. As Clayton County’s first First Gentleman, his role is historic, but his leadership is rooted in something older: showing up, staying present, and building quietly where it matters most.











