McDonough names new Main Street manager

Lauren Singleton is McDonough’s new Main Street manager. Singleton has been in municipal government since graduating from Clayton State University in 2005 with a degree in entertainment management. She has worked with other southside communities, including Riverdale and Morrow. In her new job, Singleton will work with Main Street merchants. She started Monday. Her office is in the McDonough Welcome Center, 5 Griffin Street in McDonough.

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