Keep that line movin’
Calvin Hickerson (DJ Calvin) of Rythmic Productions Music Studio in Sulphur Springs leads a group of people in a line dance during Poppers in the Park, presented by the Women’s Service Club. […]
Emory
Council approves incentive proposals for businesses
The City of Emory will welcome a new pharmacy and two relocated businesses in the coming months after the Emory City Council approved incentive proposals put forth by the Emory Development Corporation (EDC) at its monthly meeting held on Tuesday, June 4. […]
Board approves incentives for three local businesses
The board of the City of Emory Economic Development Corporation (EDC) held public hearings and approved incentive agreements for a new pharmacy, as well as the relocations of a used tire center and a local restaurant during the regular meeting on Wednesday, June 9. […]
Classics ’Round the Square
The Classics ’Round the Square car show returns to Emory on September 11. The 23rd annual event is sponsored by the City of Emory, J&R Auto Supply, JC Automotive and A&R Collision Center. Classic car entries must be a model from 1987 or earlier to participate. […]
May proclaimed Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
On Tuesday, May 18, Relentless MC and Southern Heritage motorcycle clubs joined the Emory City Council as Mayor Trey Hill proclaimed May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month for the City of Emory. […]
May 25, 2021
Good Sam Clothes Shop, Weekdays; Good Samaritan Thrift Shop Open; Willow Springs Homecoming; Town Hall To Be Held; Long Cemetery Association Meets; Pilgrim Rest Cemetery 1 Memorial Day; Smyrna Cemetery Memorial Day; Am. Legion Buffet Breakfast; Pat Fallon To Speak At Rally; Prospect Cemetery Annual Meeting; Rains County Republicans; LFSA Benefit Moved […]
Johnny Wallace memorial event
A scholarship event remembering Johnny Wallace will be held on Saturday, June 5, at the Rains County Fairgrounds. […]
Economic Development – first impresions …
Having arrived on the job in Emory on January 20, I found myself in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis, with offices around town closed, stores either closed or open part time, and me having just gotten over COVID-19 myself. […]
New playground equipment receives approval from council
A new playground will be purchased and installed at Sandy Creek Park in Emory after the Emory City Council unanimously voted to approve both at its monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 20. […]
Finding that perfect book
Showing off her great finds, Kay Thompson (left) makes her purchase at the Friends of the Library (FOL) semi-annual Book Sale held on April 16-17 at the Emory City Centre. […]