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Letter: Failure in what we have done
The things we have been doing in this country during the past 70 to 80 years have not been working.
Darrell Huckaby: Tuning in to a country classic
I make it a point to be happy with what I get, even when I don't like what I got for Christmas.
Jeff Meadors: Dual enrollment clearly tied to college success
Everybody's talking college completion, at least in education and schools, but what lies in the DNA of student success?
Details emerge in Jones' battery arrest
Andruw Jones, the former Atlanta Braves star center fielder, was arrested on Christmas morning at his Duluth home.
On the Beat: Talk about a wrong number!
On the Beat is an occasional reporting of various crimes and complaints confronted by law enforcement personnel in Newton County in the course of their duties. It is compiled by News Editor Barbara Knowles, who can be reached at barbara.knowles@newtoncitizen.com.. A man called the NCSO to complain of an
Middle school teacher recognized for use of technology
Earlier this year, the national technology company, StudyBlue, chose Erik Love, an eighth-grade teacher at Indian Creek Middle School, as an official StudyBlue Ambassador.
City OKs permit for Pratt transfer station
The city of Conyers approved a special use permit for a transfer station operated by Pratt Industries.
Judicial Center expansion tabled
Newton commissioners have tabled the expansion of the Judicial Center.
Peek's Chapel gets grant for more trees
Peek's Chapel Elementary School received from the Making the Shade Grant from the Georgia Forestry Commission.
