Henry County Times

fee schedule for the life safety plan review, including inspec- tions and permit fees. Three other first readings of new ordinances were approved. They address development im- pact fees, sidewalks, and distri- bution of fees associated with municipal court. All three votes were unanimous. Included as part of the record of the meeting was a memo from city manager Alex Cohilas com- mending city employee Keenan Loundy for his recent perform- ance. A 14-year U.S. Navy vet- eran, Loundy has been with the city for five years and works in the wastewater treatment depart- ment. Recently he obtained his Class III wastewater operator license, completing a course with the Georgia Water and Wastewater Institute and passing a battery of tests which Cohilas compared to obtaining a chemistry degree. “Keenan’s dedication to the city of Hampton is manifest through both his actions and the progression of his career which stands as an example to all his coworkers,” Cohilas stated. “I applaud his work ethic and ded- ication.” The council also presented the R.W. Coley Community Service Award to former mayor and council member Chris Moore for his recent volunteer work on behalf of the city. The Henry County Times September 23, 2020 Page 6 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. McDONOUGH CITY HALL 136 Keys Ferry St. McDonough, Georgia LIMIT - 5 BOXES PER CAR RESIDENTIAL ONLY NO COMPANIES NO CARDBOARD, BINDERS, OR METAL EXCEPTIONS: STAPLES & PAPER CLIPS For further information contact: Trisha Colpetzer (678)782-6265 tcolpetzer@mcdonoughga.org CITY OF McDONOUGH www.MoyesPharmacy.com 5 locations in the Henry County Area • Downtown McDonough • Hampton • Locust Grove • Stockbridge • Jackson Established in 1977 TOUCH-FREE CHOICES TO KEEP YOU SAFE. If you have to get out to get your medications, we are open to help. Start your online order at www.moyespharmacy.com. Stay safe and let us be your personal shopper. •$5 Touch-Free Delivery (Mon-Fri) on anything we carry – including gift items. •Free Delivery for orders with any prescription. •Touch-Free Drive Thru & Curbside Pickup. Hampton , from page 5 programs through the district’s Exceptional Student Education program will return to in-person classes five days a week starting September 28. if they opted in on the survey. For families choosing to continue their learning remotely, district of- ficials have reported a number of adjustments since the start of the school year to make that experi- ence better. Meanwhile, students have con- tinued receiving meals from the district’s Nutrition Department for a nominal charge since the first week of school, but now that serv- ice will be available at no charge thanks to waivers from the U.S. Department ofAgriculture for dis- tricts that participated in summer food services in the wake of the COVID-19 shutdown. The free meals will be available for all stu- dents regardless of if they are on campus or remaining as remote learners. Starting September 30, remote learning students will be able to pick up their meals directly from their regular school as opposed to having to go to one of the ten dis- tribution sites fromwhere families were previously being served. Stu- dents returning to campus and choosing the school lunch and breakfast choices will receive those daily from the cafeteria.”All remote learners will still need to log on to MySchoolBucks.com to pre-order their meal plans each week between Thursday andMon- day. District leaders encourage those families believing they qualify for free or reduced-price meals to complete the online application by September 30. This support for families will be needed for when the temporary federal assistance ends at the end of the year. The free and reduced lunch application can be completed using the Infi- nite Campus Parent Portal. Students , from front Special to the Times Henry’s Night Out 2020 will be held on October 22 from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Henry Towne Center. Join your neighbors, friends, and local law enforcement/pub- lic safety agencies to be a part of the fall festivities. The event includes food, drinks, trunk or treating, a costume con- test, live music, and fun activi- ties for the kids. Families will also be able to speak with local public safety and community leaders. Henry’s Night Out 2020 will be held at the Henry Towne Center located at 1850 Jonesboro Road in McDonough. For more information about the event, contact Officer Harrison Smith at hsmith@co.henry.ga.us . Henry’s Night Out 2020