Brenton Cox, an Ohio State DE commit, now a five-star prospect in the 247Sports composite rankings

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State now has two five-star defensive line prospects committed in its 2018 recruiting class.

There isn’t a new commitment. Just a new rating.

Defensive end Brenton Cox of Stockbridge, Ga., who has been pledged to the Buckeyes since April 25, earned a fifth star in the 247Sports composite rankings on Tuesday.

Rated the No. 2 strongside defensive end in the 2017 class, Cox joins five-star defensive tackle and Ohio State commitment Taron Vincent of Bradenton (Fla.) IMG in the world of elite recruiting profile rankings.

Ohio State has 10 total verbal commitments in its 2018 class, three of which are now rated as five-star prospects. The third is quarterback Emory Jones of Franklin, Ga., who has been pledged since last July.

There are other fringe five-star prospects in the class, too, including four-star cornerback Jaiden Woodbey of Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco and four-star all-purpose back Jaelen Gill of Westerville (Ohio) South. Both of them have five-star ratings on other recruiting sites, which gives you an idea of just how deep Urban Meyer’s recruiting class is.

Ohio State is still after a handful of other five-star prospects it could ultimately sign, including defensive end Micah Parsons of Harrisburg, Pa., cornerback Patrick Surtain Jr. of Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas, running back Zamir White of Laurinburg (N.C.) Scotland County and cornerback Anthony Cook of Houston (Texas) Lamar. All of those targets are rated as top-10 players nationally.

The 247Sports composite rankings average the ratings from all major recruiting services, which is how Cox got his new five-star distinction.

Ohio State’s 2018 recruiting class currently ranks No. 3 overall in the country in the 247Sports composite team rankings.

Three-star defensive end Jayson Oweh included Ohio State in his top 10.

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CBRE Brokers $47M Sale of Multifamily Portfolio in Metro Atlanta

The two adjacent properties in Stockbridge, Ga., Carrington Ridge (pictured) and The Retreat at Eagles Landing, total 490 units.

STOCKBRIDGE, GA. — CBRE has brokered the $47 million sale of a multifamily portfolio in Stockbridge, about 20 miles south of Atlanta. The two adjacent properties, Carrington Ridge and The Retreat at Eagles Landing, total 490 units. Mesa Capital Partners purchased the communities from TIC Properties Management. Shea Campbell, Kevin Geiger and Ashish Cholia of CBRE’s Southeast Multifamily Group represented TIC Properties Management in the sale. Richard Jordan and Matt Forgione of CBRE’s Debt and Structured Finance team arranged acquisition financing on behalf of Mesa Capital Partners.

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Eagle’s Landing cityhood advocates no show at forum, Stockbridge officials maintain opposition

STOCKBRIDGE — The Henry County NAACP hosted a forum Thursday to allow those for and against the creation of the city of Eagle’s Landing to explain their positions and answer audience questions.

However, with no one in support of the proposal in attendance, representatives for the city of Stockbridge and Ga. Sen. Emanuel Jones, D-Decatur, used the forum to their advantage, arguing that the cityhood proposal would be unprecedented and have devastating financial effects on the city of Stockbridge.

The Eagle’s Landing Educational Research Committee, the group proposing the new city, said during a pro-cityhood meeting Feb. 23 that there are several reasons for self-governance, including community identity, local control over land use and development and local accountability of elected officials.

Stockbridge officials are against the proposal, largely because the proposal would encompass half of the city of Stockbridge’s properties.

“The city of Stockbridge believes in any community having the right to self govern. We believe the citizens should have the right to have local control,” said Stockbridge Community Development Director Camilla Moore on Thursday. “What we don’t believe is that the law did not intend that any community can be created off the back of an existing city. That was not the design or intent of the law.”

The city of Stockbridge has no city property tax; however, city representatives argue that it is likely that the city of Eagle’s Landing residents will have a property tax, based on prior city incorporations. And because the proposed city of Eagle’s Landing map consists of about 50 percent of the Stockbridge properties, and would take away much of Stockbridge’s commercial and franchise fee revenues, it’s likely Stockbridge’s remaining residents would also be hit with a property tax to sustain the city.

The proposal has made its way to the Georgia General Assembly, though no action was taken during this year’s legislative session, which ended March 31. Sen. Rick Jeffares, R-McDonough, sponsored that bill, Senate Bill 263, as well as another intended to pave the way for the city’s charter. SB 262, if approved by majority of the General Assembly, would de-annex several properties from the city of Stockbridge.

Though Jones represents a majority of the properties in the cityhood proposal, he said he believes Jeffares filed the bills as a “general” bill as opposed to a “local” bill, so that the bill would have a higher likelihood of approval by a majority vote of all officials in the House and Senate. As a local bill, it would have required all local legislators representing the subject area to sign off on the bill, which Jones and Rep. Demetrius Douglas, D-Stockbridge, indicated they would not sign.

Jones encouraged the mayors of the each of the surrounding cities to approve a resolution to send to Henry County’s legislative delegation in opposition to the city formation, as such formation could set a precedent for other cities to be affected by future cities.

“We will host a series of public neighborhood meetings to discuss the viability of the proposed city as well as the impact to surrounding areas at a later date,” stated Consiglio. “At that time, we will consider invitations to make presentations to community groups. We thank the NAACP for their invitation and we will reach out to them at the appropriate time when we have more information from the feasibility study.”

When asked about the status of the feasibility study, Consiglio responded: “The mapping of the business tax was not by GIS census block area mapping, so it is taking a little longer to get that put together. We would rather them take their time than to rush it through. We are in no hurry because it is not needed until this fall by the Legislature anyway. It is nice to have it early, but we want it to be correct first and foremost.”

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Michigan Football recruiting news and offer updates

Jim Harbaugh is pursuing recruits with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind

That is one of many factors that allows the Wolverines to continue to reel in top 10 recruiting classes year after year, with no signs of slowing down.

So far, Michigan has eight high school players committed to the 2018 class. The class is comprised of four-star quarterback Joe Milton, four-star cornerback Myles Sims, four-star linebacker/safety Otis Reese, four-star offensive lineman Emil Ekiyor, four-star defensive end Aidan Hutchinson, three-star running back Christian Turner and twin three-star cornerbacks Geman and Germon Green.

Even though they have a verbal commitment from Milton, the Wolverines are still pursing another option in 2018 at quarterback, three-star Chandler, Arizona native, Tyler Shough. He has already received more than 20 offers, and is rated the No. 20 ranked quarterback by 247 sports.

In addition to Shough, Michigan has just recently offered sophomore Harrison Bailey. You read that right. Not a sophomore in college, but in high school, with three full years left to go. Harrison has already racked up offers from Alabama, Florida State, Georgia, and others.

As a freshman, the 6-foot-4 215 pound young star threw for 2038 yards, 21 touchdowns, and 7 interceptions. He was 202-for-363 on passing downs and had two rushing touchdowns, according to MaxPreps.

But he isn’t the only one.

The Wolverines have also extended a scholarship offer to Hawaii native Sol-Jay Maiava, another sophomore quarterback in the class of 2020.

Even though Michigan has two stud quarterbacks next up in the line of succession with Brandon Peters (2016) and Dylan McCaffery (2017), the culture of relentless competition that Harbaugh has created must be fed fresh bodies for it to perpetuate. In the 2019 class, the Wolverines will most likely target five-star JT Daniels, from Santa Ana, CA.

In addition to all the quarterback action, Michigan has made the top four of James Ohnoba, a 2018 four-star offensive lineman from Stockbridge, Georgia. LSU, USC, and Alabama round out a stacked finalist list.

Via Twitter, Raleigh, N.C. native Alim McNeill announced his top-10 on Thursday. This group includes perennial powerhouse names such as Florida State, Clemson, and Michigan, among others. McNeill is the No. 19 defensive tackle and the 207th overall player in the 2018 class. Virginia Tech is currently the 247 sports crystal ball favorite 50 percent.

Closer to home, the Wolverines are in hot pursuit of Catholic Central offensive tackle, Jalen Mayfield. The No. 24 offensive tackle in the nation, Mayfield decommitted from the Minnesota Golden Gophers on March 24. There are 15 out of 15 crystal ball predictions in favor of Michigan on 247 sports, and he will announce his decision on Tuesday, May 23.

Among the recruiting success stories there are inevitable misses. Dallas Gant, 2018 four-star linebacker, and Owen Pappoe, 2019 five-star linebacker, will both be taking their talents elsewhere. Gant committed the Ohio State Buckeyes, while Owen Pappoe — who received his Michigan offer in eighth grade — announced a top ten which the Wolverines were left out of.

As Michigan continues to recruit hard and develop talent as good as anyone in the country, it will be exciting to see how far they can go. The era of Harbaugh will truly begin this year, as his first recruiting class will dominate the two-deep and have a chance to prove themselves this fall.

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A Look Back At The Three Top Restaurants In Stockbridge GA

We have been in Stockbridge GA a few times in past articles looking at restaurants, and now is a good time to go back. These virtual visits are fun, aren’t they? I want to go back to the top three establishments in Stockbridge. Have they changed? Those rankings can change from time to time so you never know. Have you stayed in or passed through Stockbridge before? Perhaps you live there, in which case you will likely be familiar with these three top establishments in Stockbridge, Georgia.

The Italian restaurant Pasta Max is the number one establishment in the city. Have you had a hankering for some of the best Italian pastas in the area? Maybe you would like to try the stuffed eggplant. Aside from the food, customer reviews point to great wine and great service. I always say you can usually count on the ambiance of a good Italian restaurant, too.

The second ranked restaurant in Stockbridge is Papi’s Cuban & Caribbean Grill. If you hear that this place serves up empanada samplers, are you willing to try it out? The Cuban sandwiches must be authentic and delicious because one reviewer claims it was the best ever. To add to the empanada description, how about strawberry and cream cheese?

The third ranked restaurant in Stockbridge is Truett’s Grill. I remember reviewing this restaurant before. Now, one of its signature menu items I’m not such a fan of, but it sure looks like many people are. It is their sweet potato casserole. Its got a soul food menu though, which sounds quite tasty. I would have to go to the Cuban restaurant first because I would figure that they have the most unique menu. However, it would be hard not to order the Cuban sandwich the first time, don’t you agree?

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Four-Star OL James Ohonba Announces His Top Four Schools

Four-star offensive lineman James Ohonba from Stockbridge, GA (Woodland) announced his top schools on Twitter Thursday afternoon and included LSU in the list.

His top schools are LSU, Alabama, Southern Cal and Michigan.

The 6-5, 320-pound prospect from Woodland High School is rated the No. 23 overall offensive tackle in the country, according to 247Sports.

For more info on Ohonba, visit his profile page on our Recruiting Tracker.

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Stockbridge mourns high school senior; person of interest sought

Stockbridge High School is mourning the loss of Jesse Thomas, senior and sports star.

Sgt. Danny Gibbs of the Henry County Police Department said officers responded to a “trouble unknown” call May 13 at about 1:40 a.m. in Genelle Court in unincorporated McDonough.

“Upon arrival, they found an empty house with blood around the front doorway and the driveway,” he said. “Officers were able to make entry through an unlocked rear door.”

They confirmed the house was empty and found more blood inside, Gibbs said.

“They later received a call that Jesse Thomas had suffered a gunshot wound and died at (Piedmont Henry Hospital),” he said.

There had been a house party at the residence, so investigators began to locate and interview witnesses, Gibbs said.

“This is still happening,” he said. “We have a person of interest that we are trying to locate and interview.”

Gibbs said Dexter Deshawn Covington, 19, is that person of interest.

He is 5-10 and 135 pounds.

Covington was last seen driving a black 2014 Chevrolet Camaro with Georgia tag RCA2611 in the McDonough area.

Anyone with information on Covington’s whereabouts is asked to contact Detective Steven Rotella at 770-288-8269 or srotella@co.henry.ga.us, and refer to case No. 17-008743.

Witnesses are asked to use caution if the individual is seen.

Henry County Schools spokesman J.D. Hardin issued this statement:

“Our condolences go out to this student’s family during this very difficult time,” he said. “It is our hope that law enforcement is able to quickly find those responsible for this tragedy.”

Hardin said extra counselors will be at school today to meet with students and staff members.

Thomas was the Henry Neighbor athlete of the week in the Jan. 12 edition.

Head basketball coach Rodney Latham said at the time Thomas was a “very energetic and diligent player, a team leader and one who would do anything asked of him on the court.”

Gibbs said as updates on the homicide investigation come in, he will send them out.

Neighbor News Editor Bill Baldowski contributed to this report.

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Stockbridge adopts new state outdoor water waste regulations

STOCKBRIDGE — The city of Stockbridge now has an ordinance in place that prohibits wasting water, per Georgia Environmental Protection Division regulations adopted in 2010.

City Attorney Michael Williams presented the item to the Stockbridge City Council Monday before the council adopted the new regulations. The prohibitions now include:

• allowing water to escape from premises to any public right of way such as streets, sidewalks, pond or any other person’s property.

• operating an irrigation system or any other lawn or landscaping watering device during rain.

• operating an irrigation system or any other lawn or landscaping watering device that has any broken or missing sprinkler heads

• failing to repair a controllable leak including a broken sprinkler head, or leaky valve or outdoor faucet or a service leak on premises owned or leased by that person within 30 days.

• washing any vehicle with a hose and not having a water shut off nozzle or allowing the water to run continuously while washing any vehicle.

There are some exceptions, however, that include water applied to abate spills of flammable or otherwise hazardous materials, water used for power-washing hard surfaces to alleviate safety or sanitary hazards, and emptying of swimming pools for maintenance.

Mayor Pro Tem Anthony Ford inquired whether any fines would be associated with any violations and if the city’s code enforcement officer be responsible for enforcing the new ordinance.

Williams responded that violations could be enforced by code enforcement or police and suggested that the fine be the same as the general fine for code violations, up to $1,000, or as determined by the court. He added that the amount of the fine could be based on the number of violations and the extremity of the violation.

Councilman John Blount abstained from voting on the new ordinance after having expressed concern about homes that have angled driveways that would cause water to down-flow onto a street.

Cities and counties across Georgia are expected to adopt similar ordinances if they haven’t already.

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Female suspect sought in Stockbridge burglary

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STOCKBRIDGE, Ga. – Authorities are trying to identify a female suspect shown in surveillance video burglarizing the Courtesy Cleaners in Stockbridge.

Henry County police released surveillance video from May 6 showing a white female suspect using a tool to steal items from the store on Eagles Landing Parkway.

Anyone with identifying information is asked to call 911.

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Henry County Community Calendar

Bethel United Methodist Church, 245 Fairview Road in Stockbridge, is hosting its second annual Awesome Blossom Spring Fest on May 6 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The festival will feature local and regional arts and crafters, live entertainment, children’s activities, an antique auto exhibit and lots of great food. Visit awesomeblossomfestival.com for more information.

Pregnancy Resource Center of Henry County is hosting its annual “Run for the Bun” 5K race and walk to benefit the center. Registration begins at 7 a.m. with the race to begin at 8:30 a.m at Trailhead Park, located at Cleveland Street and Indian Creek Road in Locust Grove. For more information and to register, visit prchc.org.

Join the Locust Grove community May 6 for Locust Grove Middle School’s inaugural Derby Days 5K and fun run. All ages are invited to participate and wear their best derby hats. Events begin with registration at 7 a.m. and include a hat contest and silent auction at the school, 3315 S. Ola Road in Locust Grove. For more information and to register, visit ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=46786.

Rutabaga’s Market & Cafe and LeAnn’s Gourmet Foods will host a farmer’s market on Cherry Street and James Street in Downtown Hampton starting the first Saturday in May through October. The market is free to all vendors, and everything must be handmade or grown.

Henry County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. will host a Senior Fraud Prevention Seminar, presented by AARP. The seminar will be held on May 6 at the Piedmont Henry Education Building in The Foundation Boardroom, 1133 Eagles Landing Parkway in Stockbridge, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. RSVP by May 4 by emailing your first and last name to econdevelopment@hcacdst.org.

The Genealogical Society presents a new entertainment event, “Promenade Through History: A Visit with the Past.” This event offers a look at the history and heritage of Henry County through the people who experienced it. The show will be presented at Cannon Cleveland Contemporary Chapel, 2480 Ga. Higway 42 N. in McDonough, at 2 and 5 p.m. To purchase tickets, visit henryclaytongenealogy.com.

Stockbridge Dialysis and Southside Kidney Clinics will host a free community Health Fair Carnival from 2 to 4 p.m. at 3580 Cameron Parkway in Stockbridge. There will be children’s activities, games, snacks and door prizes. Free health screenings will also be available. For more information visit southsidekidneyclinics.com.

Henry County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. invites the community to a Legislative Review 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Fairview Recreation Center, 35 Austin Road in Stockbridge. State representatives will review active Georgia bills that were introduced, enrolled and passed in the last General Assembly, and the New Georgia Project will discuss best ways to strengthen community involvement and activism.

Waste Industries has openings for Class A or B CDL drivers at its Stockbridge location, 3351 N. Highway 42 in Stockbridge. The business is hosting a job fair with on-site interviews from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 11. For more information, call 404-337-9499.

The Agape Princess House, a faith-based transitional home for women recovering from abuse, will hold its inaugural “Tennis FUNraiser” at Eagle’s Landing Country Club, 100 Eagles Landing Way in Stockbridge, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event features tennis tournaments, lunch, games and activities. Sign in begins at 8 a.m. Register to play online at bit.ly/agape-1st-tennis before May 5.

What would Elvis look and sound like if he were alive today? Enjoy “Elvis at 80” at the Heritage Senior Center, 1050 Florence McGarity Blvd. in McDonough, from 10 a.m. to noon. This concert is free and open to the public.

AARP is offering a six-hour safe driver class at the Fairview Library, 28 Fairview Road in Stockbridge, beginning at 10 a.m. This class can help reduce automobile insurance rates. Participants should bring a lunch. The cost is $15 for AARP members and $20 for non-members. To register, call 770-922-7965.

The city of Stockbridge is hosting a memorial march to honor men and women who died while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. The event, a ceremonial 1-mile walk, is scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon at Merle Manders Conference Center, 111 Davis Road in Stockbridge. Visit cityofstockbridge.com for more information.

Healing Hearts Ministries is hosting a summer day camp from May 30 to July 28, Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Weekly camp cost is $85, with extended morning and evening camp hours at an additional cost. The camp will be held at 45 Parkland Drive in Stockbridge. To register, call or text 4040-748-2217 or email hhclm7@gmail.com

The Caribbean Association of Georgia Inc. will celebrate National Caribbean American Heritage Month by once again hosting the McDonough Caribbean Cultural Festival at Alexander Park on Atlanta Street in McDonough from 1 to 8 p.m. This free, family-friendly event will feature food, music and entertainment.

Arts Clayton will host the 14th annual Allen Vigil Golf Classic at Eagle’s Landing Country Club, 100 Eagle’s Landing Way in Stockbridge. For more information or to request an invitation, contact Linda Crissey at 770-473-5831 or linda.crissey@artsclayton.org.

Alcoholics Anonymous meets at noon Monday through Saturday at 151 Macon St. in McDonough. Call 678-972-9029 or visit the organization online at aa.atlanta.org to find a meeting near you.

Harbor of Hope Breast Cancer Survivors support group meets at 6:30 p.m. the second Thursday of every month in the Education Building, Room A, at Piedmont Henry Hospital. For more information, call Teresa Garmon at 770-602-4510 or email harborofhopesurvivors@gmail.com.

Join the Southside Christian Fellowship church, 750 Mt. Carmel Road in McDonough, every third Saturday of the month for “Breaking Every Chain of Bondage and Addition,” a journey to recovery through music, drama and teaching. Meet and greet begins at 6:30 p.m., with presentation to begin at 7 p.m. For more information, contact Dewayne Goodwin at 678-520-9115.

McDonough Group 1951 is hosting monthly meetings. The groups will meet at Wesley Way United Methodist Church, 150 John Wesley Way, at 7 p.m. the second and fourth Monday of each month. Families Anonymous is a worldwide, 12-step self-help program for relatives and friends concerned about and affected by substance abuse or behavioral problems of a loved one. No dues or fees are required. The group uses only first names to preserve anonymity. Visitors welcome. For more information, call 770-315-6057 or email pbuck123@bellsouth.net.

GED Classes are held every Monday and Thursday evening at Cochran Public Library, 174 Burke St. in Stockbridge. To sign up, contact Southern Crescent Technical College at 770-914-4422.

Homestead Hospice in Jackson is looking for volunteers in Henry County to visit with patients and provide comfort, companionship and emotional support. The hospice provides training and ongoing support to volunteers. For more information, call Gay Moncrief at 770-775-0100 or email gmoncrief@homesteadhospice.net.

Monthly Meeting

The community and business owners are invited to participate in Get Georgia Ready. Monthly meetings are held at 10 a.m. the first Tuesday of every month in the Piedmont Henry Education Foundation Building. For more information, email Regina Lewis-Ward at regina@reginalewisward.com or call 770-884-1938.

The Henry County Toastmasters Club meets the first and third Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the Piedmont Henry Hospital Education Center Building on the first floor. For more about this event and the club, visit toastmastersclubs.org or email Debbie Thompson at vppr-2367@toastmastersclubs.org.

TOPS, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, Chapter 0395 McDonough, meets at 6 p.m. every Thursday in the WBI education building adjacent to the McDonough Church of Christ entrance, 400 Lake Dow Road in McDonough. TOPS is open to everyone seeking to lose weight and live healthily. For more information, call 404-803-1519.

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Stockbridge’s Marquez Ezzard narrows list of schools to eight

Stockbridge High School junior Marquez Ezzard narrowed his list of colleges to eight over the weekend.

After teasing his list release on April 23, the 6-foot-1, 213 pound athlete from Stockbridge, Ga. posted a statement on Twitter on Friday along with his list.

Ezzard’s top eight schools are Southern California, Florida State, Ole Miss, Georgia, Auburn, Florida, Ohio State and South Carolina.

“While I am still open to other schools, my family and I have decided upon my Top 8 college choices which I have listed in no particular order,” Ezzard’s statement read in part.

The 4-star Ezzard is ranked No. 251 on 2018 ESPN 300 and No. 26 on 247 Sports’ list of top 2018 recruits in Georgia.

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