Kobi Henegan’s sister, Jade, has always looked out for her little brother. Their parents, Ron and Kiona, credit Jade for noticing the changes that led to Kobi’s diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) when he was just eight years old. “She noticed that he was using the bathroom a lot and thought something might be...
They’re housed in a nondescript metal building near Atlanta Speedway Airport and within sight of EchoPark Speedway: three Huey and three Cobra helicopters. Their years in military service during Vietnam and the Cold War are behind them. But their stories are far from over. The aircraft are part of the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation...
“Love” may mean “zero” in tennis, but for Caroline Lemieux, it marked the beginning of everything. At 3 ½ years old, she experienced communication delays that hindered her social interactions. Her athletic mother, Katie, introduced Caroline to a variety of sports, including soccer, T-ball, and basketball. But Katie’s efforts were in vain until they discovered...
A high-school football player’s odds of making it into the NFL are less than one percent – lower than the chances of being struck by lightning. Strong Rock Christian School alumnus Demetrius Knight, Jr. (Class of 2019) has beaten those odds. In April 2025, the Cincinnati Bengals drafted the linebacker from Henry County in the...
The new head coach for Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy has only been in Henry County since the spring, but is already making an impact on the players of the ELCA Chargers’ football team. Coach Justin Roberts moved from Debary, Florida, with his lovely wife, Jessica, their two sons, JJ and Jackson, and their dog, Alli,...
The humidity hung heavy, like a damp curtain, as 22-year-old Millie Muscatello (now Evans) climbed aboard a helicopter in July 1970. Her destination was the 17th Field Hospital in An Khe, Vietnam, and she was the pilot’s only cargo. The landing pad was empty when she arrived, and the pilot left her alone there in...
At the heart of Henry County’s 2024 Goodbye Summer Festival, amid the lively music, the delicious aroma from various food trucks, and family fun all around, were the sounds of clippers, laughter, and meaningful connection. At the center of this was Terah Da Barber, a professional barber with a heart for serving the community, and...
If you’ve been wondering what happened to your favorite husband-and-wife eye doctor team from McDonough, wonder no more—Drs. Scot and Brenda Werner are back and seeing patients at their brand-new location in Locust Grove. After more than 16 years serving the community through their former practice, McDonough Family EyeCare, the Werners have opened a new...
“My opinion, from the beginning of our professional relationship, is that Mia Broder is an outstanding artist. I think anyone who views her art would agree that she is a genius with creating a relief multi-media that the observer can become lost in by forming a relationship with each. What I love about being associated...
In 2013 Pat Hembree took his son Chase to Uganda on a mission trip where the two would work at 15 orphanages. One orphanage in particular gave Pat the feeling that Christ was in this place – so much so he and Chase came home ready to focus their ministry on this specific area of...