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July 27 | 1 p.m. | $0 The Coweta County Farmer’s Market offers locally grown fruits, vegetables, honey, and fresh cut flowers. On Wednesdays, the Farmer’s Market is located around the Courthouse Square in Downtown Newnan from 9 am to 1 pm. It is facilitated by the UGA Coweta County Extension office, in partnership with Main Street Newnan and Coweta County. The market is recognized by Georgia Grown, and holds a membership through this program. Produce sold at the downtown market is strictly agricultural and excludes craft. A small percentage of agricultural by-products may be sold alongside some produce.
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Farm to Table Living July 28 | 11:30 a.m. | $15 The farm-to-table way of thinking focuses on using extremely fresh ingredients that have been barely modified, sometimes presented raw just a few feet from where they grew. Learn about the health benefits of embracing this philosophy with an emphasis of freshness, seasonality, local availability, and simple preparations. Speakers include: Tricia Stearns - Director of PTC Farmer’s Market, a Dietician with Diabetes Association of Atlanta, Scott Tyson – Owner of 180 Degree Farm, Lisa Stillman – Dietician with Alpha Internal Medicine. This program is $15 and include lunch. Preregistration is required and payment must be made at the time of registration. 770-461-0813 or stop by any location to register. FSS members and non-members welcome. www.Fayss.org.
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Mary Poppins July 8 - Aug 7 | 7:30 p.m. | $30 - $45 The Legacy Theater, located at 1175 Senoia Road in Tyrone, will present Mary Poppins, a priduction suitable for all ages. The awardwinning show is directed by Mark Smith, The Legacy’s Artistic Director and features lyrics by the Sherman Brothers. Starring as the title character is Elon alumnus Savannah Sprinkle. Sprinkle will play opposite of Trevor McChristian. The remaining cast is an array of talent returning to The Legacy. Mary Poppins runs from July 8 through August 7 with performances Tuesdays - Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays at 3 p.m. Tickets are $30 - $45 and can be purchased online at www. thelegacytheatre.org or by calling the Box Office at 404-895-1473. For more information on this and other events contact the theatre at 404-895-1473 or visit www.legacytheatre.org.
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Annette Johnson, left, looks over information about the Talented Tenth Christian Academy with Rev. Tamarkus Cook, pastor of St. Smyrna Baptist Church. Johnson will serve as director of the school, which opens next month.
Talented Tenth Christian Academy prepares to launch at St. Smyrna By REBECCA LEFTWICH becky@newnan.com All summer, St. Smyrna Baptist Church has been filled with the sounds of children singing, praying and learning as they participated in summer camp. Not much will change in Aug ust , when 4 0 st udents begin regular full-time school at the newly established Tal-
ented Tenth Christian Academy, which will be housed at the church. “Talented Tenth” is a principle introduced by activist and scholar W.E.B. DuBois in which, according to St. Smyrna pastor Tamarkus Cook, “There is a talented 10th percentile, and within that percentile they possess everything they need to lead the other 90 percent.”
Artwork from the church’s summer camp, which is incorporating several of the components planned for Talented Tenth Academy, adorns the walls of St. Smyrna.
But at Talented Tenth Academy, the aim is not to identify a talented percentile. Instead, Cook said, “We want to identify the talent within each child and work on that internal gift development. That’s what is unique and makes the program viable.”
Nor is the aim to take away from Coweta Cou nt y pub lic schools, where Cook’s own 5-year-old son was a student last year. “My son never struggled in
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public school, and Coweta public education didn’t fail him,” Cook said. “We’re not here to compete with anyone. In fact, we’re here to serve the Coweta County School System by sending them back in middle school, better prepared to be leaders and good students.” W it h a s u m mer c a mp enrollment of 30, the church was able to roll out some of its components in advance – including one hour of personal tutoring per day. Each camper was required to present his or her school progress report so that staff could pinpoint areas in which the child was struggling. Instructors then gave specific attention to those areas, which is an element that will be standard as the Talented Tenth Academy is established. Foundational elements of the school’s curriculum will be the Bible and the Georgia Standards of Excellence, along with life skills, character education and servicebased projects. In addition, STEAM-based and integrative learning will be implemented and music, theatre, dance, technology, financial literacy and world language components will be offered. Five classrooms, a computer lab and plenty of space for school activities has been established with more renovations planned. All work should be complete by the end of 2016 and with the full support of the St. Smyrna congregation – even those whose offices were created from former closets and storage spaces to make room for classes to meet in the larger spaces. “There has been no opposition whatsoever, which is unheard of,” said Cook, who added that the pastor who built the church – Pastor J.W. Russell – had a vision to incorporate a school from the beginning. “It’s a mergence of vision and hard work.” Plans were accelerated when St. Smyrna had the opportunity to merge with Spirit of Excellence Christian School, which operated out of a building on 1st Street in Newnan but closed its doors at the end of the 201516 school year. St. Smyrna brought in consultants to help bring Talented Tenth into compliance, working with Bright From the Start and the state officials to meet all requirements, according to Cook. Other partnerships have been established as well. A robotics program sponsored by 100 Black Men of Atlanta will be implemented at the school, and students’ physical health will be bolstered by access to breakfast and
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Students will wear uniIn those days, every man Some of the hats featured orated their beloved cheese rea lize she had come to forms, and eventually, Cook with a pulse wore a hat. elephant parts, including heads with political stick- church wearing two hats says, the school hopefully Wo m e n a n d m i n o r i t i e s ears, trunks and tusks. One ers, charms and pins. One stacked atop each other. couldn’t vote—much less popular style was shaped c he e s e he ad fe at u re d a T he timing was perfect, will be able provide some choose candidates—so the like an entire elephant, with cluster of Ritz Crackers. It since it was the day the schola rships a nd tuition blind dog snuck inside the political convention f loor its rear end hanging down resembled a snack tray. easements that will allow Cat in the Hat stovepipe sanctuary and fell out of the was covered with ciga r- the wearer’s back and the easier access to Talented smoking, hat-wearing men. trunk jutting forward like a models were abundant and balcony. It landed right on Tenth for a wider range of one man was spotted wear- top of the sweet little lady To avoid h av i ng t hei r felt spear. children. ing a red, white and blue toi- and her double-decker hat. opinions lost in a sea of Loads of ladies parked “We accept CAPS (ChildT he do g k no c ke d her hats, dudes dressed up their t h e i r h e a d s u n d e r b i g , let plunger on his head. care and Parent Services), Cowboy hats were every- lo opy, but not out . She derbies with small pins or f loppy hats like the ones and our ultimate goal is 50 but ton s endorsi ng t hei r w o r n a t t h e K e n t u c k y w h e r e , d e c o r a t e d w i t h recovered in time to sing percent full tuition and 50 candidates. Derby. Imagine the Derby everything from a plastic the last verse of “Just as I percent on some type of Today’s political convenbei ng contested by ele - armadillo to a tin marijuana Am.” It’s a blessing. scholarship,” he said. “They The Democrats are about tions are overrun with peo- phants and you get the idea. leaf, perhaps in honor of will look the same, have to hold their convention and ple representing every race, One delegate filled the brim Willie Nelson. the same inherent talents The official Texas delega- I’m f ired up. 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“Ab Fab” is one for the fans Review By: Jonathan W. the-top story of aging PR divas Edina Monsoon (JenniHickman fer Saunders) and Patsy Stone Fans of the UK television (Joanna Lumley) who try to series “Absolutely Fabulous” hold on to their fading careers or “Ab Fab,” as it is often almost as hard as they grip an ca lled, will be somewhat open bottle of Dom Perignon. pleased with this belated But when Edina might have jump to theaters. accidentally caused the death “Absolutely Fabulous: The of supermodel Heidi Klum, Movie” tells the wildly over- she and Patsy must go on the
run to clear Edina’s name. Well, forget the name, these gals just want to party. Never quite as funny or as consistently entertaining as the show that inspired it, “Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie” is mainly for die hard fans.
Potential Headline: “Eat that Question” Zappa Speaks Again Documentary filmmaker Thorsten Schütte gets into the head of the late avant-garde rocker Frank Zappa by piecing together interviews with the musician taken over his lifetime. The film is insight-
ful and is structured like something Zappa would have composed. We get interviews from many different decades forming a mosaic of commentary about music and life. One early highlight has a young clean-cut Zappa on the Steve Allen show playing music on a bicycle.
The unconventional narrative is dense and less a celebration of the man’s music as it is an examination of a life that meant more than just dissonant melodies and counterculture. And, after all these years, Frank Zappa still has plenty to say.
What if you lived in a society that branded any emotion a public health threat? In “Equals,” a minimalistic science-fiction film, the future that was marked by a great war has given way to an emotionless community in an effort to control the chaos. But when a disease known as Switched-On Syndrome or “SOS” begins to spread through the population, stability hangs in the balance. Directed by Drake Doremus, who gave us the excel-
lent a nd rom a nt ic i nd ie gem “Like Crazy,” “Equals” focuses tightly on the starcrossed entanglement of its at t r ac t ive s t a r s—N ic ho las Hoult and Kristen Stewart. But while the intentions are genuine and the performances excellent, the narrative’s central failing is the stoic premise. Taking place in a world reminiscent of Vulcan on “Star Trek,” “Equals” is slow and somewhat dull in places. Still, some patient viewers
will engage with the romance, especially given how dedicated the popular leads are to their roles. At times, the film reminded me of Mark Romanek’s terrific “Never Let Me Go.”
“Eat that Question” Zappa Speaks Again
“Equals” is Emotionally Inert
By W. Winston Skinner Gingrich also stepped College – now the Univerwinston@newnan.com into the role of peacemaker sity of West Georgia – in Newt Gingrich – who ear- following a speech by U.S. Carrollton when he first ran lier this month was being Sen. Ted Cruz, in which for Congress. He won on his touted as a possible vice Tr ump’s strongest riva l third try – after incumbent presidential choice – told still declined to formally Jack Flynt retired. Gingrich frequently camthe Republican National endorse the nominee. A Convention on Wednes- chorus of boos erupted as paigned in Coweta County. day night that Islamic ter- Cruz finished his remarks While in Congress, he spoke rorists are numerous and without endorsing the mil- locally and took part in local lionaire businessman. events. dangerous. Gingrich tried to quiet “ I rem em b er Wa r ren Gi ng r ich , who repre sented Coweta County in the anger as he took the Budd inviting him to speak Congress from 1979-1993, stage, going off script to try at our teen Sunday school was passed over by Donald to explain away the sena- class at First Methodist a Trump for the vice presi- tor's lack of support for the year or two before he was dential nod. Instead, Trump nominee. finally elected to Congress,” chose Indiana Gov. Mike "Ted Cruz said you can local resident Russ Moore Pence for his running mate. vote your conscience for remembered. Gingrich, who ran for anyone who will uphold Gi ng rich held a tow n president in 2011, was one of t he Con st it ut ion ," Gi n- hall meeting at Atkinson several Republican heavy- grich said. "In this elec- Elementary School while weights appearing on the tion, there is only one can- serving in Congress and – convention stage in Cleve- didate who will uphold the in 1988 – sat down at The land, Ohio, to offer support Constitution." Newnan Times-Herald to to the Trump-Pence team. Gingrich was a history talk with news staff about Speaking after 10 p.m., professor at West Georgia his views. Gingrich said Americans should be terrified at the “There shall not be a day that the prosp e c t of D emo c r at Lord is not with us. He shall ever be Hillary Clinton as presibeside us, consoling us, protecting dent. The former House us and adminstering His grace to speaker said Clinton will us. Only be not conformed to this not tell the American peoworld. Speak the things of heaven ple the truth about the SAT., SEPT. 17, 2016 not the earth. Submit to God, draw 6:00 PM APPETIZERS • 7:00 PM DINNER danger posed by Islamic near to Him. He is our deliverance!” #PeachtreeCityGreekFest extremists. PRAISE HIM! Amen. According to Associated EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT ENDS AUG. 15! Read Jeremiah 29:11 Press, Gingrich told conContact Tammy Soulakos America Must Stand With Israel! at 404-625-4663 or visit vention delegates the price The W. Reece Payton Co., Inc. www.eventbrite.com/e/peachtreeAmericans would pay for 770-301-7012 city-greek-fest-tickets-24814828821 electing Clinton would be what he calls the "loss of America as we know it." He Rawlings Youth Football said Islamic extremists are stronger than the Obama administration admits. Instead of losing nearly 3,000 people in a Sept. 11-style attack, Americans could wake up to an attack 100 HIGHWAY 314 Shoulder Pads: $39.99 that leaves 300,000 dead, FAYETTEVILLE, GA, 30214 he said. Gingrich warned Helmet: $59.99 770-460-7700 that terrorists with weapWHILE SUPPLIES LAST! PRICE MARKED AT REGISTER. ons of mass destruction could capture a U.S. city.
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“Stranger Things” is a binge-worthy kick Note that “Stranger Having watched season leaving us hoping for season Things” was shot in Georgia. one on Netflix with my fam- 2. ily over two days, it is safe to say that “Stranger Things” is binge-worthy viewing. This nostalgic, spooky romp harkens back to some of the best examples of 1980s family adventure films (think “E. T.” and “The Goonies,” which has been re-assessed positively since its release). Taking place in the 1980s, “ St ra nger T h i ngs” h a s a small town dealing with the disappearance of a smart young boy under mysterious circumstances. The boy’s NEAR HISTORIC DOWNTOWN NEWNAN mother Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder) appeals to the troubled police chief Jim Hopper (an excellent David Harbour), who lost his daughter We’d love for you years earlier. The boozing to stop by for Hopper, a former big-city cop, who came back to his some wine and hometown after his family hors d’oeuvres, tragedy, has questions, but and get a “Sneak initially assumes the boy is just a runaway. But the plot Peek” at our thickens as others disapnewly renovated pear and strange things just keep getting stranger. Hopfloorplans! per sta r ts to ta ke t h i ngs personally. T he st yle a nd tone of “Stranger Things” captures the time period with exacting precision—shoes, music, ha i r st yles. A nd rema rkably, this TV-14 rated series held the attention of my hip, too cool for Pokemon Go 14-year- old for 8 episodes of nearly continuous watching (when you suddenly realize it is 2 a.m.). Show creators Matt and Ross Duffer (credited as “The Duffer Brothers”) are clearly influenced by with the early work of S p i e l b e r g , D o n n e r, a n d Dante. The result is a trippy treat
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Family caregiver support Aug 9 | 5 - 6:30 p.m. | $0 Join other caregiver community members a nd f ind encouragement at t he Home Helpers of GA & AL Family Caregivers Support Group meetings on the second Tuesday of each month. The next NEWNAN
meeting is Tuesday, Aug. 9. The meetings are from 5 to 6:30 pm and will be
Brain Games: Learn to play Mah Jongg July 28 | 2:30 p.m. | $0 A series of four successive workshops w it h g uided i nstr uction ta kes place at The Newnan Carnegie Library on Thursdays in July. The workshops are entitled “Brain Games: Learn to play Mah Jongg.” All equipment is provided, it’s free and only eight spots are available. Reser vations a re requi red a nd can be made by calling 770-683-1347. The Carnegie Library is located at 1 LaGrange Street in Downtown Newnan. Visit: newnancarnegie.com for more information.
SENOIA
Senoia-Area Blood Drive Aug 1 | 1 - 6 p.m. | $0 The Senoia-Area Blood Drive will be held from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Senoia United Methodist Church. Walk-ins are welcome. The blood drive is co-sponsored by the local church and the Senoia Optimist Club. The drive will be held in the Fellowship Hall of the Senoia United Methodist Church, located at 229 Bridge Street. Donors are asked to bring one or more non-perishable food items. Optimist Club members will collect items for a local food bank. Potential donors may also sign up online at www.redcrossblood.org or ca ll 1-800 -R ED CROSS (1-800 -733-2767). In addition, Senoia Optimist Club member and blood drive coordinator Ellen Ingram may be contacted at 770-842-4533.
WACO
15th Anniversary Black Tie and Boots August 6 | 6:30 p.m. | $TBD Kellie Pickler will headline the concert at the 15th Anniversary Black Tie and Boots concert in Waco, Georgia, joining a list of entertainers who have previously graced the stage that includes Blake Shelton, Gary Allan, Little Big Town, Montgomery Gentry, Wynonna & the Big Noise as well as Tracy Lawrence. A buffet will be served starting at 6:30 p.m., and the concert will start at 8. Guests will be treated to valet parking, a professional photographer and a walk down the red carpet. The attire is set as “black tie optional” with, of course, boots. Sponsorships, which include concert tickets and admission to a “meet and greet” reception with Pickler, are now available for purchase. A limited number of individual and group tickets will be made available on July 1st, pending availability. For more information, contact Alison Rosborough by email at Alison.Rosborough@westgatech.edu or by phone at 678-664-0516.
held at the Home Helpers office, located at 1 2 5 Jef fer s on S t re e t i n Ne w n a n (directly across from Pizza Hut and next to Family Dollar). Park in the back and come to the front door. For more information, call 678-378-4366 or email Beth at bdow@homehelpershomecare.com.
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Chicken Whisperer Aug 9 | 6 - 8 p.m. | $0 Andy Schneider, better known as the Chicken Whisperer®, has become the go-to guy across the country for anything chickens. Schneider will be speaking at the Coweta County Fairgrounds in Newnan on Tuesday, Aug. 9. The event is free will be hosted by Arnall Grocery Company and is from 6-8 pm. All ages will enjoy The Chicken W hisperer’s program as he provides insight and tips for a successful and rewarding backyard poultry experience. For more information on this event, call Arnall Grocery Company at 770-253-4556.
NEWNAN
2nd annual Prevent Aggresively Cpweta Expo August 13 | 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. | $0 Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) at Southeastern Regional Medical Center (Southeastern) invites local Coweta County residents to join the 2nd annual Prevent Aggressively Coweta, a cancer prevention expo and open house in celebration of its fourth anniversary. It will be held from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. and the event will provide cancer prevention and educational tips, feature a Q&A with an expert panel, offer take-home materials and an opportunity to sign up for lung and breast cancer screenings. Attendees will also hear from expert speakers and have a chance to tour the facility. The expo will be held at CTCA’s Newnan campus at 600 Celebrate Life Parkway. The event is free to the public, and attendees can register in advance at cancercenterevents.com.
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ABBA Tribute at The Centre
Cambridge House Health Fair
August 20 | 7 p.m. | $15
August 20 | 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. | $0
“Thank you for the Music – A Modern Tribute to ABBA” is a f lashback to the ‘70s with powerful harmonies, ABBA’s signature synchronized dance moves, and unforgettable hits like “Dancing Queen,” “Mamma Mia,” “Waterloo,” and “Take a Chance on Me.” While many of the cast’s musical arrangements stay true to ABBA’s original orchestrations, their contemporary re-interpretations of some of ABBA’s classic singles make this musical tribute one not to be missed. The show is set for Saturday, Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. at The Centre for Performing and Visual Arts located at 1523 Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan. Tickets are $15 for adults, students & seniors. For more info, call 770-254-2787 or visit thecentreonline.net.
The Cambridge House of Newnan is hosting a Community Health Fair on Saturday, Aug. 20 from from 9 am to 1 pm at its Adult Day Center located at 2687 Hwy 154, Newnan. There will be providers representing a variety of health care services for adults and children. The fair will offer free health screenings that will include vision, hearing and dental, nutritional tips, demonstrations and much more., Bring the entire family for a healthy day of fun; games and face painting for the children, food and raff le prizes. For more information call Andrea Brown at 678-423-8700. For those interested in being a provider email andreabcambridge@gmail.com.
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Veterans Open House at Coweta Veterans Club
Humane Society Bow Wow Meow Luau
August 20 | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. | $0
August 20 | 6 p.m. | $0 Joi n t he LaGra nge-Troup Hu ma ne Society for the annual Fur Ball Fundraiser. This year’s theme is the Bow Wow Meow Luau. Event will include Hawaiin - themed fun and a pawtini hour beginning at 6 p.m. (Two drink tickets for beer/w i ne a nd sig nat u re Hawaiin drink.) The luau and silent auction begins at 7 p.m. with live music by Lisa and the E-lusion. For those interested in sponsoring this event, contact the society via email at info@langrangehumane.org or call 706-298-3608. the event will take place at Highland Country Club located at 1001 Country Club Drive in LaGrange. For more information call 706-298-3608.
All veterans are invited to come by our Open House and see what opportunities and services provided by the Coweta Veterans Club to Veterans, their families, and the community. The Open House is set for Saturday, Aug. 20 from 10 am to 2 pm. The Coweta Veterans Club is located at 130 Veterans Club Drive in Newnan (just off Hwy. 29 North, just across from Southern Roots Nursery). The Coweta Veterans Club is home to the American Legion Post 57 and Auxiliary, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2667 and Auxiliary, Sons of the Legion, and the Legion Riders. For more information on this event, contact Contact person for this event is Bob Ward by calling 678-860-2620 or email: rmward48@ outlook.com.
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August 19 | 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. | $0 A Sonsigning Closests Infant - Teen consignment sale will be held at SonRise Baptist Church on 6 Shenandoah Boulevard in Newnan on Friday August 19 - 20 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The community event features items of clothing, shoes and miscellaneous items suitable for children aged 1 month to 16 years. Admission is free. For more information email Vicki Powell at vicki@consigningclosets.com or call 678-485-8708.
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Parkinson’s Disease support August 9 | 5 - 6:30 p.m. | $0 The Parkinson’s Disease Support Group meets every second Tuesday of the month at the First United Methodist Church in Downtown Newnan. The meetings begin at 2:30 pm in the Gathering Room. FUMC is located at 33 Greenville Street. For more information, call 770-253-7400. Future dates are Aug. 9, Sept. 13, Oct. 11, Nov. 8 and Dec. 13.
Fairburn Farmer’s Market August 19 | 4 - 7 p.m. | $0 The Fairburn Farmers Market will be Friday afternoons, June 3 – Aug. 26, 4 – 7 p.m. Offering more than two dozen vendors with locally grown produce, baked breads and pastries, artisan foods, and local crafts. The market will feature weekly live entertainment, kids games, and live demonstrations. This year’s market venue will be at the new concert stage and park at 15 W. Broad Street, Fairburn, located next to Oz Pizza. For more information visit www.FairburnFarmersMarket.com.
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The focus can stir emotions and candor when community members and law-enforcement professionals hold frank discussions about police violence in an informal series of meetings sponsored by churches around Coweta County The Newnan-Coweta Art Association’s annual juried art show continues to grow – bringing in new artists and new variations in art forms.
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Man robs Temple Avenue convenience store
Cemeteries a no-go for Pokémon Go
A man came into the store armed with a handgun and demanded money from the clerk.
People can no longer play Pokémon Go in Newnan’s cemeteries.
Waffle House CEO on success: Just bacon and eggs For Waffle House CEO Walt Ehmer, the key to success is
Georgia Fraternal Order of Police to protest Cruz visit Rally for police supporters planned for Friday at a local event where presidential candidate Ted Cruz and congressional candidate Mike Crane will speak.
Blue ribbons support police Summer missionaries helping with VBS, summer camp
no secret, just merely remembering some basics.
This year, a group of young people are helping out at Vacation Bible School at local churches and with other projects in the community.
Falling tree kills man, injures another A falling tree killed one Newnan man and injured a boy in a freak accident.
City considers property-tax rate Newnan City Manager Cleatus Phillips is recommending the city maintain its millage rate.
Students, parents prepare for return to school It may still feel like shorts-and-sprinklers weather, but it’s almost time to gather crayons and glue, put on those squeaky new school shoes and head to class.
Gingrich speaks on security at Republican Convention Newt Gingrich – who earlier this month was being touted as a possible vice presidential choice – told the Republican National Convention on Wednesday night that Islamic terrorists are numerous and dangerous.
Small Business of the Year Awards finalists named The Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce has named its top 10 finalists and the seven Honorable Mention Award winners for the 2016 Small Business of the Year Awards.
Local mother lends helping hand for back-to-school
Local resident Curtis Harbin, 20, was selected to compete in Kroger’s Best Bagger Competition on June 21 in Decatur as one of the nine best grocery baggers out of over 5,000 baggers in the Atlanta Division.
New East Coweta coaches come from unique backgrounds Two men with lifelong sports backgrounds have found their ways to East Coweta High School and will be taking over as head girls basketball and volleyball coaches this fall.
Mad Maddie from Meansville returns to her racing roots
Shelves in several popular local stores have been stocked with supplies, and lists of the required materials issued by Coweta County schools are prominently displayed for parents and students.
Suffering Artist is success in Hogansville Chris and Sarah Swanson are officially successful art gallery owners.
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NHS alum competes in Best Bagger Competition
Madeline Crane — “Mad Maddie from Meansville” — isn’t the average teenager.
Newnan wrestlers stay busy with Team Georgia Josh Smith, a 160-pound junior, and Devyn Villafane, a 195-pound senior, have spent a large part of their summer training and attending wrestling camps.
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