The city has three ambulances in its fleet. One ambulance returned to service Wednesday, while a second is not running at the moment due to engine failure, and a third ambulance can not make it to certain parts of the city due to mechanical issues. Read the full article: Clayton News Daily
The Clayton County program includes nine full-time nurse practitioners who partner with EMS paramedics to better care for citizens in need of non-acute medical treatment and aims to free up EMS ambulances for emergency transport. Read the full article: Clayton News Daily
In a little more than a year, Southern Regional Medical Center has gone from a week away from closing to operating in the black. Read the full article: Clayton News Daily
A child care center in Lovejoy is alleging that the opening of a vapor shop near their location could force them to close, but the city is expressing concerns over the child care center itself. Read the full article: Clayton News Daily
When Clayton County Animal Control officers responded to a Rex area home Sunday on a tip from a concerned citizen, they discovered a family living in “deplorable” conditions. Read the full article: Clayton News Daily
The Clayton County Accountability Courts hosted more than 500 county employees and guests at its annual Breast Cancer Awareness Information Fair. Read the full article: Clayton News Daily
The new units are part of the Transitional Living Program that serves homeless mothers, ages 18 to 23, and their children. Read the full article: Clayton News Daily
Narendra Kumar Nagareddy, 57, of McDonough was indicted by a grand jury in May for three counts of felony murder and 59 counts of unauthorized distribution of a controlled substance, which allegedly resulted in his clients’ deaths. Read the full article: Clayton News Daily
Rosalind Sconiers has a passion to seek, address and solve the problems confronting Georgia’s homeless population. Read the full article: Clayton News Daily
Clayton County Public Schools will be the first recipient of a $6,000 Quality of Life Grant from the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, to begin or expand adapted team sports for students with physical disabilities. Read the full article: Clayton News Daily