Articles By Author - Michelle Kim
Conyers nabs Vampire Diaries prequel
A new spin-off series of CW's popular "The Vampire Diaries" has been green-lighted and will likely be shooting in Conyers.
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Archive By Author - Michelle Kim
Celebrating mentoring
Newton Mentoring, Inc. celebrated their first year of pairing trained adult mentors with students in the Newton County school system to provide support, tutoring, counseling and a constructive role model for their mentees.
Design firm shows ideas to Social Circle residents
 Urban Collage, the company hired by the city to help design a downtown revitalization effort, presented three redesign options to a room full of business owners, residents and members of the public on Tuesday evening, receiving feedback in favor of two of the designs.
School system opens new administrative building
 Social Circle City Schools dedicated the newly built administrative office building on Alcova Drive Tuesday, ushering in a new wave of building and expansion for the growing school system.
Taking chances
Town Center Breads Coffeehouse co-owner and manager Linda Skrobot took an enormous leap of faith when she agreed to support her husband Charlie's decision to leave the corporate world to open a bakery in 2003. "I cried," she admits, laughing now at the memory. "I knew it would bring huge changes in our life. I liked my home. I liked my life the way it was. I knew it was going to completely change everything. It was the unknown."
By the book
Layla Zon is not the kind of person who can sit still for long. Whether it's straightening out a desk, tossing an apple or twirling a pen, her hands - and her mind - are always on the go. And that's a good thing. As the chief assistant district attorney in Newton County's District Attorney's office, Alcovy Circuit, and the second in command of an office that opened about 3,800 cases last year, she needs ...
What love looks like
Marjae Kimble was involved in fashion design, jewelry design, doll design, clay design and interior design before she began picking up a paintbrush in earnest about two years ago.
New Heritage Center and Museum to open
The new Social Circle Heritage Center and Museum holds its grand opening today, April 26, from 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. at the Social Circle Visitor's Center located on East Hightower Trail, across from the former City Hall.
Cheerios Challenge raises funds for families
About 725 runners and walkers were up bright and early Saturday morning for the eighth annual Cheerios Challenge, along with more than 500 onlookers and supporters and 102 volunteers who pitched in to make the event a success.
City council appoints new member
Social Circle City Council appointed its newest member on Tuesday to fill the vacancy left by the sudden passing of council member David Terry.
Social Circle appoints new city council member
Social Circle City Council appointed its newest member on Tuesday to fill the vacancy left by the sudden passing of councilmember David Terry. The meeting opened with a moment of silence for Terry, 77, who passed away April 5.
Social Circle Middle School students exposed to JROTC
Marching together: More than 80 Social Circle eighth graders gathered at the Social Circle Middle and High School Activity Center Friday to get a taste of military discipline.
Learning to stay in control with Skid Car training
You might have encountered this situation before: you're driving along on a wet rainy day. Suddenly, the car in front stops, and as you swerve to avoid a collision, the steering wheel stops responding like it used to and the tires feel like they're floating out from under you, and the car skids toward a median. What do you do?
Remembering where we came from
About 30 city and county leaders and residents gathered on a beautiful Sunday afternoon to commemorate the 39th anniversary of the Black Easter march of 1970.
Drug mailing ring busted
The Covington-Newton County Special Investigations Unit recently put three people behind bars who were allegedly involved in a local drug smuggling ring that used the mail.
Social Circle city council member passes away unexpectedly
Social Circle city council member David Terry passed away Sunday afternoon.
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