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Residents participate in annual Shop Local campaign to find Waldo - Vimarsana News

Residents participate in annual Shop Local campaign to find Waldo

McDONOUGH — The search was on for Toi Washington.

McDonough resident seeks recognition for notable ancestors - Vimarsana News

McDonough resident seeks recognition for notable ancestors

McDONOUGH — Deontè Smith was only 10 years old when his great-grandmother began narrating stories of journeys the women in her family took assisting many African-American women with childbirths throughout

McDonough defers naming of one-way pairs - Vimarsana News

McDonough defers naming of one-way pairs

McDONOUGH — The McDonough City Council deferred from voting on plans to rename two streets along the McDonough one-way pairs during its Monday meeting.

McDonough council defers name change for streets along one-way pairs - Vimarsana News

McDonough council defers name change for streets along one-way pairs

McDONOUGH — The City Council moved to delay a recommendation to rename two streets along the McDonough one-way pairs.

Homeowners seeking injunction to keep proposed rock quarry from operating - Vimarsana News

Homeowners seeking injunction to keep proposed rock quarry from operating

Five residents who have homes and businesses adjacent or near property owned by companies Tussahaw Reserves, LLC, and Keys Ferry, which want to build a rock quarry in northwest Butts County, are suing the companies, claiming the quarry would cause irreparable damage to their properties, and seeking an injunction aqainst the operation of the proposed quarry. Priscilla Stephens, who lives on Rebon Maddox Road, Frank and Robin Carson, who live on Keys Ferry Road, and Shane and Stacey Thompson, who live on Fincherville Road, filed the suit on Dec. 14 in Butts County Superior Court. They are being...