FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Game Changers Magazine Henry County, Georgia Henry County, GA — S tanding before a packed room of supporters at Building 140, Judge Andrea Boyd officially announced her candidacy for Henry County Chief Magistrate Judge, marking a pivotal moment in her journey of service, fairness, and judicial leadership. With four years of dedicated service as the City of McDonough Chief Municipal Court Judge, Judge Boyd now seeks to bring her experience, integrity, and

By Game Changers Magazine When you sit across from Mishael White, you don’t feel like you’re talking to a politician. You feel like you’re talking to a husband, a father, a truck driver, a Katrina survivor — somebody who’s had to make the math math at the end of the month. That’s exactly how White wants it. “I didn’t lose — I ran out of time,” he said about his last run for the Georgia State Legislature. And with that same quiet fire, he made it crystal clear on the Voices of

By Game Changers Media Network McDonough, GA – A growing wave of concern is sweeping through the ranks of the Henry County Police Department (HCPD). While the county government publicizes large-scale spending obligations — including a recent legal order that requires the county to return more than $14 million in improperly collected impact fees — rank-and-file officers say they’ve seen no meaningful pay raise, prompting questions about priorities, fairness and public-safety r

By Game Changers Media Network The Pulse of the Community, Conscious of the Culture Recent conversations circulating on social media have raised concerns about alleged targeting of Black-owned businesses in McDonough by former Councilwoman Kam Varner and the City of McDonough Police Department. However, after conducting our own investigation and speaking directly with local business owners, Game Changers Media Network has found no verified evidence supporting these claims. Bu

By Anonymous Writer  The quiet streets of McDonough are once again buzzing with political intrigue. Former Mayor Billy Copeland, who served the city for decades, appears poised to play a behind-the-scenes role in the upcoming municipal elections — this time by reportedly throwing his weight behind candidate Kam Varner. Political watchers say this could be a strategic attempt to regain influence over City Hall and “return McDonough to the old guard.” But is this simply a campa

written by Andreal Mallard, Sr. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE McDonough, GA – October 16, 2025 — A routine City-sponsored Town Hall meeting at McDonough City Hall took an unexpected turn last night when Councilman Scott Reeves admitted to sharing confidential executive session information with members of the public — an act that could place him in violation of city policy and state confidentiality law. The Town Hall, promised by Mayor Sandra Vincent during a recent council meeting, w

“ Plan, do, check, act—and do it with the people. ” written by Jerome Bowie The Leader, The Standard, The Vision On  Voices of the Village , Mayor  Sandra Vincent  reminds us that real leadership is equal parts vision and follow-through. “ Write the vision and make it plain ,” she says, invoking Habakkuk 2:2—not as a slogan, but as operating system. When she stepped into City Hall, McDonough had shelves of community-informed plans—and too many were gathering dust. Vincent’s f

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Judge Andrea Boyd was sworn in today by Judge Holly Veal as a Magistrate Court Judge for Henry County.We are excited about her...

written By Chilton Stewart Demetrius Rucker is running for District 1 Henry County City Council and believes that small acts can have a...

written by Dominque Huff Lexy Doherty had no desire to live in Georgia beyond obtaining her master's at the University of Georgia. Like...

Judge Andrea Boyd is the First African American female judge in the City of McDonough.

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