Economics, education task force sets goals
by Staff Reports
12:54 PM, Thursday, May 23
The Henry County Chamber of Commerce commissioned a taskforce of business leaders, school officials and community members during its 2010 intergovernmental retreat to improve the Henry County Schools system. The results were realized with an act...

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