Clayton News

1 week ago | news-daily.com | Chris Starrs

Sania Feagin won a state basketball championship at Forest Park High School and was on two national championship teams at South Carolina. Now she’ll get a chance to pursue another title as a professional after being drafted Monday evening. During the WNBA Draft at the Shed at Hudson Yards in New York City, the 6-foot-3 forward was the ninth pick from the second round (21st overall), going to the Los Angeles Sparks. kAm$96 H2D ;@:?65 3J EH@ v2>64@4< E62>>2E6D 86EE:?8 A:4<65 :?

1 week ago | news-daily.com | Ty Tagami

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1 week ago | news-daily.com | Anthony Rhoads

JONESBORO — The Jonesboro City Council is going ahead with a forensic audit that will look into the city’s finances. At its Monday, April 7 work session, the City Council voted 4-3 for the audit. Council members Bobby Lester, Don Dixon, Tracey Messick and Billy Powell voted in favor, while Alfred Dixon, Asjah Miller and Mayor Donya Sartor were opposed. Sartor said the city should hold off on a forensic audit until two regular audits are completed and turned in.

1 week ago | news-daily.com | Evan Wyloge

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1 week ago | news-daily.com | Anthony Rhoads

JONESBORO — In what Clayton County Board of Commissioners member Tashé Allen is saying is an effort to address accountability and transparency, she is pitching the idea of opening initial budget meetings to the public. Governments are required by law to hold public budget hearings but at the County Commission’s Tuesday, April 8 work session, Allen proposed holding hearings earlier in the budget process.