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Why Upsize to the Perfect Home?

he husband used to go to an office everyday. Now the company has figured out that they can have efficient workers and much lower overhead if everyone works from home. But the wife has always worked from home, running her small business out of their small home office. And all three kids are really into gaming, so internet speed and desks need to fit into this home layout. When you add in quarantines from school, suddenly five feels like a lot of family to fit into one house. Plus, where do you put Grandma when she drives up from Florida? These are the kinds of problems that REALTOR Kay McInroe is answering on the regular. She’s actively been upsizing her clients to larger homes during the pandemic. “When most of your living is done within the walls of your home, you need a space that allows for both productivity and

This Kay McInroe listing now houses a family happy to have moved into a larger home that fits their lifestyle.

peace,” said Kay McInroe. “My clients give me their wishlists for a new home. Since this is a seller’s market, I need to reach out to my contacts and try to find homes before they even have a sign in the yard.” According to Kay, homes are selling like hotcakes. “It’s not unusual to have multiple offers over asking price, so I prepare my buyers who need to upsize to take quick decisive action when they find a home that will fit the new normal we are all experiencing.” Because of that, it is very easy for her to get absolute top dollar for your current home, as she searches for your next.

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Ultimately, Kay says it’s about upsizing to a home that ticks the boxes: space for offices, bedrooms, and entertainment. What’s hot right now? Homes with pools are selling really quickly. “Outdoor living spaces enable families to entertain friends right now in the safest possible way.” She continued, “It’s possible to optimize happiness for your family by upsizing to the perfect size home.” To have Kay McInroe help you list and sell your home, and help you find your upsized dream home, call 678-570-0717 or email kay@kaymcinroe.com.

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a note from the publisher Dear Friends and Readers, We are proud to present the 2022 edition of the Guide to Coweta & Fayette Counties. We always strive to provide great information for residents, newcomers and visitors alike.

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This year’s edition starts out with the breweries, tap houses, and craft beer establishments that span our two counties. Just a few years ago there were no breweries, and now there are several and more on the way. The breweries were a surprising story of community and togetherness that I wasn’t expecting to find. One of the brewery owners called the relationship among the breweries one of collaborative competition. They all want to succeed, but they are rooting for one another to succeed as well. Our two counties have great cities, each with its own attractions giving folks reasons to visit or settle down and enjoy life. Newnan is well known for its historic district and beautiful old homes, but it also has a great downtown area with plenty of shops and restaurants. Fayetteville’s downtown has been invigorated with their new Entertainment District. Peachtree City has it’s planned community and world-famous multi-use paths. We are truly blessed to live in an area that has so much to offer, and we should be proud not just of our community, but of our neighbors’ communities, too.

Creative Director Magazine Design & Layout Marilyn Wankel

The amenities in Coweta and Fayette don’t stop with dining and shopping. Both counties have bountiful natural resources in the form of parks, trails, rivers and lakes. The biking scene, both on-road and trail riding have grown, especially in Coweta County, where new trails seem to be popping up every year. Both counties have excellent recreational departments for organized sports for both kids and adults.

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Put all of these amenities together, and you create a housing market that holds value better than many other areas. And when you have a booming housing market, the local home market is even better. In the past several years the value of homes in the area has risen every year and that trend appears to be continuing into 2022.

Local business is the engine that drives all of the things mentioned above. Whatever you buy, if you buy it locally, you help local residents and the local economy. Not only that, there is a certain amount of satisfaction you can get buying from a local “mom and pop” store instead of buying from an online behemoth that isn’t going to have the same appreciation for your purchase. With that in mind, I’d like to thank my local advertising partners that support this magazine. They allow us to provide this magazine to you. Please shop and dine at their establishments – and don’t forget to tell them you saw their ad in the Guide! Mike Nelson, Publisher The Guide welcomes all social & community-related information for publication in Vol. XXXVI. Send materials, non-returnable, to: The Guide, 101 Tivoli Gardens Road, Peachtree City, Ga 30269. Call us about advertising or photographic & editorial contributions at 770.631.9159

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Local Breweries Flourish in our Area

en years ago, there were no breweries in Coweta and Fayette counties. There were stores that offered equipment and supplies for home brewing and you could purchase “local” Atlanta microbrews at some restaurants, but there were no local breweries. Since then, both Fayette and Coweta counties have plenty of options when it comes to places to enjoy craft beer such as Line Creek Brewery, Abide Brewery, Awkward Brewery, Barleygarden, Gremlin Growlers, and Ace Beer Growlers. Outside of Fayette and Coweta there are additional options, including Cochran Mill Brewing in Fairburn and Towerhouse Farm Brewery in Gay.

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■ Why the recent growth? Why the recent growth in breweries and brewpubs? Across the country breweries began to gain popularity in the 2,000’s. Their family friendly, dog friendly atmosphere welcomed young and old alike. Breweries partnered with farmers markets and food trucks and gave people the opportunity to support local businesses. They started to be seen as a community center, not just a place to try a craft beer. In Georgia, the rise of breweries is directly related to changes in Georgia law. In the early 2000’s, the laws in Georgia governing breweries were holdovers from the prohibition era kept breweries from selling their beer directly

to customers at their production location. Breweries could produce beer, but any sales to the public had to be done via a distributor. The only way local breweries could sell their beer at their brewery was to offer tours of the facility and then offer samples of their different beers at the end of the tour. In order for the brewery to make money, they would sell souvenir glasses in which the samples would be poured. But there were strict limits on how much beer could be “sampled”. As a result of these laws, the number of breweries in Georgia lagged behind the rest of the country. Finally, in 2015 State Bill 63 was passed which allowed breweries to sell beer directly to the public in “to

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After the state laws changed, local go” containers up to 64 ounces. These containers, known as growlers, could be ordinances began to change as well. Open filled on site and then taken elsewhere container laws were passed to promote to drink – elsewhere could mean simply local establishment, events and markets. stepping outside of the brewery on the Both downtown Newnan, downtown Bunting and downtown Senoia patio and drinking it there. This was theIndigoFayetteville, passed open container laws to promote first step. The biggest change that enabled “walkable, shoppable” downtown areas. breweries to flourish was the passing A special sticker is required on containers of State Bill 85 in 2017. This bill finally in Newnan and Fayetteville. The changes in state and local laws allowed breweries to sell directly to consumers at their brewery. As a result, opened the door for local breweries, the number of breweries in Georgia taphouses and brewpubs to thrive. dramatically increased. According to the Brewers Association, there were 32 ■ Abide Brewing Company, breweries that opened in Georgia from Newnan Abide Brewing Company was the 2011 to 2016. From 2016 to 2020 there were 77 new breweries that opened. first brewery in Newnan and began in Currently there are about 130 breweries 2013. But it really began long before then. Evan Scanlan , Matthew Kapusta, in Georgia.

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and Philip Leonard were local residents who all happened to be home brew enthusiasts. Their paths crossed and they began to collaborate and brew beers together. After sharing their passion for crafting great beer with family and friends for many years they decided to create Abide Brewing. The Brewery has intentionally grown slowly. They haven’t accepted investment from outside sources, so they grow as their income allows. They moved into their current 4,000 square foot taproom in October of 2019. They have a strong connection to their community and participate in fund raisers for local charities such as their annual St Pawtrick’s Day event benefitting Hearts ‘n Homes Rescue, a rescue program for dogs in Coweta County. They also host Continued on page 8

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an annual fundraiser for the Newnan-Coweta Humane Society and one for the Friends of the Chattahoochee bend State Park. Abide currently has 12 brews on tap, from their popular Coweta Commons Ale to their Three Rivers IPA. They also have seasonal or special brews mixed in with the regular line up. You can find Oktoberfest brews, Sours, and Hefeweizens at different time during the year. Whenever you go, you’ll find plenty of choices to satisfy every beer lover. ■ Ace Beer Growlers, Newnan Ace Beer Growlers was established eight years ago in Newnan and is another spot where folks gather, enjoy craft beer and the company of other beer enthusiasts. If you are wondering what a growler is, it is a 32 or 64 ounce container made for transporting draft beer. They feature 30 beers on tap, including brews from Abide and from Line Creek Brewing. They prefer to support the local community and brewers, so many of their other beers are brewed in Georgia. They also feature wine, meat, grills, and gun safes.

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Photos: bottom left: Andrew and Amanda Poliak, owners; bottom right: Lisa Griffiths, Harry Stanley, and Amanda Poliak. Photos courtesy of Awkward Brewing.

■ Line Creek Brewery, Peachtree City Line Creek Brewery opened in 2018 and was the first brewery in Peachtree City. The founders shared a love of craft beer and a love of their community. They decided they would create a brewery that had a family friendly atmosphere so the entire community could gather together. Once the plan was in place they reached out to 40 other members of the community for investment capital and Line Creek Brewery was born. The owners at Line Creek are not only serious about beer, they are serious about helping their community. They give back to the community in a number of ways. They regularly host fundraisers for local charities. In December of 2021 they hosted a concert and helped raise $25,000 for pancreatic cancer research. Line Creek Brewery has also partnered with local charities and service organizations to create special beers for them. They have created 3 special “partner” brews with Southern Conservation Trust, the Rotary Club of Peachtree City, and Royal Animal Refuge. Their most popular beers are First Crush, a slightly hazy IPA, and Maverick, a helles lager. If you want to stray off of the beaten path, LCB has plenty of tempting options: Stouts, dark

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lagers, pilsners, sours, double IPAs and more. If you can’t find a beer you like at Line Creek you are in the wrong place! ■ Line Creek Bus Barn, Fayetteville The Line Creek Bus Barn opened in Fayetteville at the end of 2021. As it’s name implies, it is a part of Line Creek Brewery, but it is located in Fayetteville, in the new park. The Bus Barn, named after the Fayette County School System facility that used to be there, has a larger taproom than Line Creek Brewery but a smaller brewery. The Bus Barn has a 5 Barrel system, while Line Creek Brewery has a 30 barrel system. Production-wise, Line Creek Brewery is the production powerhouse while the Bus Barn and it’s smaller production enables for more experimentation. ■ Awkward Brewing, Fayetteville Right around the corner from the Line Creek Bus Barn is another small brewery, Awkward Brewing. Amanda Poliak began home brewing in 2008 and opened Awkward Brewing in 2015 in Lake Stevens, Washington. When she and her husband relocated to Georgia she reopened the brewery in Fayetteville. By January 2022 she was brewing small batches of craft beer Continued on page 10

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and opening for special occasions while planning for their grand opening on March 18th. Even though Awkward Brewing isn’t “fully” open, they have already jumped in to be a part of the community. In January they hosted two fundraisers. One for Coco’s Cupboard, a pet rescue and food pantry and one for Hosea Williams Feed the Hungry charity. As they grow, they plan to continue to contribute to those in need in the community. ■ Gremlin Growlers, Fayetteville Gremlin Growlers is right around the corner, directly on Fayetteville Square. Gremlin Growlers started in Peachtree City in 2012 and moved to Fayetteville in a few years later. They have over 20 craft beers on tap, including 9 craft brews from Georgia. They also sell coffee, espresso and lattes.

Between Fayetteville and Peachtree City, in Trilith you can find two establishments for fine craft beer. ■ Barleygarden, Trilith Barleygarden, isn’t a brewery, but it boasts over seventy different craft beers from breweries near and far. They change the beer menu regularly, so no matter how often you visit there is always something new to choose from. Barleygarden also offers a full menu if you would like to enjoy a meal along with your beverage.

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■ Amici Pizza & Brewery, Trilith Right down the sidewalk from Barleygarden you can find Amici Pizza & Brewery. In addition to great pizza, they brew their own beer as well as offer a wide selection of craft beers. Amici is owned by Scott and Jamie Holman. Scott admits that the biggest challenge to opening their brewpub wasn’t the fact that they were new to the

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industry, but their timing. They closed on the loan in December of 2018 and immediately began construction. In 2019 Covid hit and had an immediate impact on construction. They were quickly over budget and behind schedule. But they persevered and they opened in 2020. The atmosphere in Amici is a vibrant, fun combination of music and motion. They have karaoke nights on Wednesday night and have live entertainment on the weekends. There are cornhole sets on the patio and folks are encouraged to play and have fun. ■ Senoia Beer Company, Senoia As of February Senoia Beer Company plans on opening in May. They plan on having 8 taps serving traditional brews plus sours, ciders and seltzers brewed on-site in their 5 barrel system.

The craft beer scene in Coweta and Fayette counties have come a long way in a few short years. If you haven’t been to one of these establishments, consider giving them a try!

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PATHS, TRAILS, LAKES & STREAMS Brown’s Mill. Photo by Chris Doane.

n the past few years many people realized that we had become too glued to our phones, monitors and televisions. Once we were asked to stay inside, we desperately wanted to get outside. Luckily for residents of Coweta-Fayette our counties have a plethora of paths and trails for running, walking, hiking, and biking. Coweta and Fayette counties and their 13 cities and towns, have a wide range of paved paths and dirt trails. These paths and trails give residents and visitors alike an opportunity to exercise, get out in nature, and even commute to work. Special events like fun runs, charity walks, and group bike rides are promoted by these assets of the community. Property values are increased based on proximity to paths and trails. Home buyers of all ages say that access to greenspace and trails as one of their top desired amenities. ■

Paved Paths in Coweta & Fayette

■ Coweta County has three recreation complexes and one park with paved paths for safe walking and running. • The new Leroy Johnson Sports Complex in Senoia includes 0.9 miles of path winding around the complex. • The Hunter Complex in Sharpsburg has Coweta County Parks and Recreation’s 12

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longest paved path, one mile in length, circling the sports fields. • The Central Soccer Fields Complex, also in Sharpsburg, has a paved path 0.7 miles in length. • Madras Park, Coweta’s newest park, has a path of 0.4 miles. It is located in the Madras area in North Coweta. For information on hours and available amenities such as bathrooms, picnic tables, playgrounds, and water fountains go to www.cowetaparksandrec.com. ■ Carl Miller Park is owned and operated by Newnan Utilities. Carl Miller Park has a 0.6-mile loop walking path, as well as a great playground, splash pad and picnic area. It is located on Sewell Road near the water reservoirs, ■ The City of Senoia has over four miles of paved path along Rockaway Road, through several residential areas, and ending at the Marimac Lakes Park. There is convenient parking at Senoia Library, City Park on Seavy Road, and Marimac Lakes Park on Pylant Street. ■ The town of Haralson has .6 miles of paths. The original 0.3-mile path circumnavigates the pavilion near City Hall. The is a 0.3-mile addition travels around the playground.

■ Newnan LINC – The LINC is the City of Newnan’s new multi-use path system. A 12-foot-wide, paved path, the LINC is intended for non-motorized use - walking, running, skating, and bicycling. (The motorized E-bikes are allowed; e-scooters are not.) The LINC has remained open throughout the pandemic, offering a muchneeded outdoor venue that allows us all to get some exercise while practicing social distancing. The LINC is the most heavilyused path in Coweta County. LINC Phase 1, offering 1.4 miles of path, opened in 2019 on the east side of Newnan near Summergrove Subdivision. Phase 2 of the LINC is now complete, which means that you can now ride a bike from Summergrove on the east side, all the way to downtown Newnan, a total of about 4.8 miles. One section of Phase 2 between Greison Trail and Ashley Park Drive currently incorporates the sidewalk along McIntosh Parkway, but will soon involve a path through the adjacent woods. Coweta County residents were asked to provide input for the Coweta County Comprehensive Plan in 2005 and 2016 and asked for more parks for passive recreation, and a frequent classification of this concept was for a linear park.

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Peachtree City Multi-use path. Photo by Freddie Frank.

■ Fayette County operates four parks with paved walking paths: McCurry Park, Kenwood Park, Lake Horton Park, and Lake McIntosh Park. • McCurry Park in Fayetteville includes two paved paths. The ‘outer loop’ path covers about one mile, while the ‘inner loop’ circles the picnic area. There is signage so you know which path to take and how far you’ve walked. • Kenwood Park in North Fayette includes a 0.75-mile loop path through a naturally wooded area. • Lake Horton Park, in southeast Fayette County, offers 2.8 miles of path along the lakeshore. The North and South Loop Trail stretches 1.8 miles from mainland to island. The Lake Horton Park Trail is an easy, one-mile loop. • Lake McIntosh Park, has a 0.75-mile loop of paved walking path adjacent to beautiful, 650-acre Lake McIntosh.

■ City of Peachtree City – Peachtree City is known worldwide for having a paved, multi-use path system for both transportation and recreation that runs throughout the city. Peachtree City’s nearly 100 miles of multi-use paved paths are used by runners, walkers, bicyclists and golf cart drivers. Peachtree City’s paths are shared by both motorized and non-motorized users, which is unusual for most path systems. Maps and rules are available through the City website, at https:// www.peachtree-city.org/1187/Multi-Use-Path-System. ■ Peachtree City has Flat Creek Trail, located behind ‘The Fred’ Amphitheater just off the multi-use path, the short wooden boardwalk over the wetlands to enjoy nature while sighting birds, deer, turtles, snakes, and more. Dirt Trails for Hiking, Trail Running, and Mountain Biking When you think of hiking, you might think of the Appalachian Trail or something bordering on mountain climbing, with heavy packs and long difficult trails. Hiking in Coweta-Fayette offers an easier option. Take off for an afternoon and enjoy a simple walk in nature. Trail running has become popular recently. Similar to cross country running, but it is more challenging because the terrain is generally more hilly and uneven compared to most cross country courses. ■

■ The City of Fayetteville operates Patriot Park next to the County’s Kiwanis Park. Patriot Park has a wide, paved path for walking. ■ The City of Tyrone offers a half-mile, paved walking path at Shamrock Park. Easy parking, a drinking fountain, a playground, and other park amenities make Shamrock Park a local favorite.

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Mountain biking is also growing in popularity. The option to enjoy the positive attributes of hiking combined with the excitement of speed appeals to many people. On top of that, it provides a great physical workout! There are many shared use trails (trails offered for hiking, trail running, and mountain biking) throughout Coweta and Fayette Counties. Coweta County’s two signature trails are the Brown’s Mill Battlefield and the Chattahoochee Bend State Park, which are both very popular. Brown’s Mill Brown’s Mill is located in south Coweta County and offers options for bikers, hikers and trail runners. History buffs should also note that Brown’s Mill Battlefield is a historic Civil War site. In 2019, six new miles of shared-use trails at Brown’s Mill were added. This was the result of the consolidated efforts of the Brown’s Mill Battlefield Association, Bike Coweta, and Mountain Bike (MTB) Atlanta. About four miles of trail are covered in Brown’s Mill – two overlapping trails, with additional hiking and trail running spurs. Brown’s Mill also has three dedicated mountain bike trails totaling about six miles. The trails are suitable for beginner to intermediate mountain bikers. Although built for mountain bikes, adventure walkers and trail runners also enjoy these trails. Brown’s Mill is the most heavily used trail facility in Coweta. ■

Chattahoochee Bend State Park Dedicated in 2011 in western Coweta County, Chattahoochee Bend State Park is one of the newest and largest state parks ■

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in Georgia. It includes five miles of shoreline along the scenic Chattahoochee River. Chattahoochee Bend State Park offers six different hiking trails ranging from one mile to ten miles (five miles out and five miles back). Difficulty levels range from easy to moderate. Chattahoochee Bend State Park covers 2,910 acres, and is a hiking and biking paradise. Mountain biking is based around 3.2 miles of trail built by Friends of Chattahoochee Bend State Park. In the coming years, the non-profit Friends group hopes to add 20 more miles of trails. Fayette County offer a wide variety of nature areas and shared-use trails. In Peachtree City, Line Creek Nature Area is operated by the Southern Conservation Trust. Line Creek Nature Area is a popular 70-acre preserve located off Highway 54 on the Coweta/Fayette County line. Six short trails provide easy, flat, scenic access to woods, a pond, picnic areas, and Line Creek. The Peachtree City Athletic Complex (PAC) Conveniently located at the PAC on Highway 74, this shareduse trail begins right behind the soccer fields. An easy trail, it’s two miles are suitable for all ages and skill levels of mountain bikers. ■

The Ridge Nature Area Fayette County’s 300-acre Ridge Nature Area has just over 7 miles of shared trails for walking, hiking, trail running, and mountain biking. The Ridge is owned by the City of Fayetteville and operated by the Southern Conservation Trust. The mixture of trails means beginning walkers, experienced hikers, and thrill-seeking mountain bikers can find what they need at The Ridge Nature Area. G ■

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Lake Kedron, Peachtree City. Photo by Barbara Corley.

f you like the water, there are plenty of streams, rivers, and lakes in Fayette and Coweta Counties available in the State Park System. Chattahoochee Bend State Park Chattahoochee Bend runs along the banks of the Chattahoochee River for 5 miles and covers 2,910 acres in northwest Coweta. There is a boat ramp for easy access to the river for fishing and paddling. You can rent canoes and kayaks from the park, but there is no shuttle service, so you’ll have to plan ahead for a pick-up at the end of your paddle. The park is open daily, 7am to 10pm. The parking fee is $5; 770-6577271; 425 Bobwhite Way, Newnan. https://gastateparks.reserveamerica.com/ camping/chattahoochee-bend/r/ca ■

B. T. Brown Reservoir – Coweta The 300-plus-acre B. T. Brown Reservoir is operated by Coweta County Water and Sewage Authority. Fishing is permitted with a license. Only electric trolling motors or paddles are allowed. The park is open daily from 8am to sundown. 770-254-3710; cowetawater.com; 621 South Alexander Creek Rd. Newnan. ■

Coweta County Riverside Park Situated at the Highway 16 Bridge over the Chattahoochee River, this location is ■

ideal for putting in a kayak or canoe to begin a trip down river. There is a concrete boat ramp, and ample parking. You can put-in from here and enjoy, an easy-to-moderate, paddle and take-out at McIntosh Reserve. Chattahoochee Bend State Park is open 6am to 8pm. 4013 Hwy 16 W., Newnan. Lake Peachtree – Peachtree City Fed by the waters of Flat Creek, the 270-acre Lake Peachtree begins near the Highway 54 Bridge and ends a mile south at the spillway at McIntosh Trail. Lake Peachtree is reserved for the use of Peachtree City residents and their accompanied guests. Only non-gasoline powered boats—canoes, kayaks, pontoons, and electric driven boats—are allowed. Swimmers and properly licensed fishermen are allowed. (The only gasoline powered boats operating on this lake are owned by residents on the westside of the lake with grandfathered rights in their property deed). ■

■ Lake McIntosh – Peachtree City, operated by Fayette County Lake McIntosh is the largest of Peachtree City’s three lakes and has a familyfriendly park with multi-use paths, a picnic pavilion, playground, gazebo, restrooms, boat ramps and docks, and parking for golf carts and automobiles. The park provides the only public access to the lake. Boats with

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electric motors, canoes, paddle boats and sailboats are permitted. Fishing is allowed but swimming is not. Open 6:30am to 8:30pm DST; 6:30am to 6pm EST. 3501 TDK Blvd., Peachtree City. Lake Horton – Fayette County Lake Horton is a major recreation spot and a principal source of Fayette’s water supply. As such, swimming or other bodily contact with the water is not allowed in the 780 acre lake. However, boating and fishing are allowed. Open 6:30am to 8:30pm DST; 6:30am to 6pm EST. 1275 Antioch Rd., Fayetteville. Located between Woolsey and Brooks. ■

■ Lake Kedron – Peachtree City, operated by Fayette County Lake Kedron is a local favorite for fishing. It has a large pier and convenient boat ramp providing easy access to this 235-acre reservoir, located in Peachtree City but owned by Fayette County. Boats with electric motors and other non-motorized boats are permitted via the public access. You can often see kayakers paddling its calm waters as the sun sets. Fishing is allowed. Swimming is not permitted. Open 6:30am to 8:30pm DST; 6:30am to 6pm EST. Peachtree Parkway North, Peachtree City.

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List of Nature Areas PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENTS COWETA Coweta County Parks & Recreation Dept 39 Hospital Road, Newnan 30263 770-254-3750, coweta.ga.us Grantville Parks & Recreation Dept 123 LaGrange St., Grantville 30220 770-583-2289, grantvillega.org Sharpsburg Parks & Recreation 105 Main Street, Sharpsburg, 30277 770-251-4171, sharpsburg-ga.gov FAYETTE Fayette County Parks & Recreation Dept 980 Redwine Road, Fayetteville 30215 770-716-4320, fayettecountyga.gov Peachtree City Recreation & Special Events Dept 202 Fieldhouse Drive, Peachtree City 30269 770-631-2542 or 770-631-2525 peachtree-city.org Tyrone Recreation 145 Commerce Drive, Tyrone 30290 770-487-4694, tyrone.org

SELECT AREA RECREATIONAL GROUPS & FACILITIES FAYETTE & COWETA Aquatics—Southern Crescent Aquatic Team (SCAT) Kedron Fieldhouse & Aquatic Center: 202 Fieldhouse Drive, Peachtree City 30269 Glenloch Recreation Center: 601 Stevens Entry, Peachtree City 30269 678-521-9450, scatswimming.org BMX—Peachtree City BMX William B. Davis BMX Track 191 McIntosh Trail, Peachtree City 30269 Shayne Robinson, 678-770-1750 ptcbmx.com Cycling—SouthSide Cycling Club southsidecycling.com Golf—ClubCorp Golf Clubs, includes: • Braelinn Golf Club; 500 Clubview Dr, Peachtree City 30269; 770-631-3100 16

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• Flat Creek Golf Club; 100 Flat Creek Rd., Peachtree City, 30269 770-487-8140 • Planterra Ridge Golf Club 500 Clubhouse Dr., PTC 30269 770-487-8141 • Whitewater Creek Country Club; 175 Birkdale Dr., Fytvl., 30215 770-460-0877 • White Oak Golf Club; 141 Clubview Dr. Newnan, 30265 770-251-6700 • Canongate Golf Club; 924 Shaw Rd., Sharpsburg, 30277 770-463-3342 Golf—Newnan Country Club; 1356 Hwy 29N, Newnan 30263; 770-253-9856 newnancc.org Golf—Summer Grove Golf Club; 335 Summer Grove Parkway, Newnan 30265 770-251-1800, summergrovegolf.com Golf—Wendell Coffee Golf Center; 1963 Highway 74N, Tyrone 30290; 770-969-4469, coffeegolfcenter.com Running—Peachtree City Running Club ptcrc.com Tennis—Peachtree City Tennis Center 10 Planterra Way, Peachtree City 30269 770-486-9474, peachtreecitytennis.com YMCA—Summit Family; 1765 Highway 34E, Newnan 30265 770-254-9622, ymcaatlanta.org

LAKES, PARKS & PRESERVES COWETA Newnan Utilities’ Carl Miller Park; 74 Sewell Rd off of Hwy 29S newnanutilities.org Reservoir & Park—B.T. Brown Park Pavilion & Reservoir; 621 S Alexander Creek Road, Newnan 30263; 770-254-3710, cowetawater.com River & Park—Coweta County Riverside Park; 3222 US 27 ALT, Newnan 30263 770-254-3750, coweta.ga.us State Park—Chattahoochee Bend State Park; 425 Bobwhite Way, Newnan 30263 770-254-7271 GAStateParks.org/ChattahoocheeBend

FAYETTE Lakes & Parks Fayette County Water System manages four lakes with parks that are open to county residents. • Lake Horton; 1275 Antioch Rd. (Carson Road, off Highway 92), Fayetteville, 30215 • Lake Kedron; 420 N. Peachtree Parkway, Peachtree City, 30269 • Lake McIntosh; 3501 TDK Boulevard, Peachtree City, 30269 • Starr’s Mill; 115 Waterfall Way, Fayetteville, 30215 Lakes, Ponds & Parks Peachtree City manages a lake, ponds and parks that are open to city residents. • Lake Peachtree; Highway 54 & Willowbend Road • Drake Field, Luther Holt Memorial Park (Picnic Park) and All Children’s Playground are located on the shoreline of Lake Peachtree, beside the Peachtree City Library. •Huddleston Pond & Park; 221 Windgate Road • Three Ponds & Luther Glass Park: 269 S Peachtree Parkway • Atlanta Regional Airport—Falcon Field Park; 7 Falcon Drive • Clover Reach/Sweetgum Park; 151 Sweetgum Road • Pebblepocket Park; 200 Willow Road Nature Preserves Southern Conservation Trust manages several nature preserves in the area that are open to the public. Southern Conservation Trust 770-486-7774, sctlandtrust.org • Flat Creek Nature Area; 201 McIntosh Trail, Peachtree City • Line Creek Nature Area; off Hwy 54 on Fayette/Coweta county line, Peachtree City • Morgan Grove Nature Area; 171 Morgan Road, Fayetteville • Nesmith Preserve; 101 Panther Path, Fayetteville • Sam’s Lake Bird Sanctuary; Old Senoia Road, south of Fayetteville • Somerby Woods Nature Area; Rockaway Road and Hwy. 74. • The Ridge; 390 Burch Road, Fayetteville • Wildcat Woods; Coming soon!

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Fun at Rotary Club of Peachtree City’s Dragon Boat Festival. Photo by Marie Liang Schlosser.

■ July 4th in Coweta-Fayette Celebrations are everywhere in the area on the Fourth of July! Fireworks, parades, and concerts fill the day and night throughout both counties. Check our website for up to date events for the area. ■ Dragon Boat Festival The Dragon Boat Festival, hosted by the Rotary Club of Peachtree City, has become one of the city’s premier

festivals. Worldwide there are nearly 50 million people that participate in dragon boat racing every year. The Rotary Club of Peachtree City’s Dragonboat Festival is an annual event that has taken place for the past 14 years and takes place every September and features dragon boat racing, where local amateur teams race on Lake Peachtree. In addition to the racing, spectators and visitors will find food trucks and vendors, kids activities,

and entertainment, like storytelling, singing, and dancing. 678-884-9556; ptcdragonboats.org; Drake Field, Peachtree City. ■ Georgia Renaissance Festival The Georgia Renaissance Festival recreates England’s renaissance period during the 16th century. Located near Fairburn, the festival has been in operation since 1986. The festival is open for eight Continued on page 18

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weekends during late spring and early summer. Over 150 skilled artisans create everything from Clothing to pottery to jewelry to metal work. Multiple stages provide a continuous schedule of music, comedy, juggling, and more. Minstrels, wenches, pirates, knights, jesters, and even a king and queen stroll the village grounds. 770-964-8575; garenfest.com; 6905 Virlyn B. Smith Rd., Fairburn. ■ Frederick Brown, Jr. Amphitheater In the heart of Peachtree City is The Fred Brown, Jr. Amphitheater, affectionately know as The Fred, offering a mix of table, theater-style, and lawn seating options. The open-air venue is a popular destination for fans to experience national and international touring acts along with up-and-coming performers.

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The facility seats 2,500 fans in an intimate and unique concert experience unlike any other venue in the greater Atlanta area. The Summer Concert Series began in 1994 with Three Dog Night opening the series. Through the years performers such as Hall and Oates, Styx, Pat Benatar, Huey Lewis and the News, The Commodores, Melissa Etheridge, Foreigner, the Beach Boys, Smash Mouth, Blake Shelton, and many more. You can bring your own picnic basket and cooler or purchase food and drink at The Fred. 770-631-0630; amphitheater.org; 201 McIntosh Trail, Peachtree City. ■ Coweta County Rodeo Organized by the Coweta County Cattlemen’s Association, the Coweta County Rodeo is a community civic organization supporting local cattlemen through educational programs. The rodeo is held every May at the Coweta County Fairgrounds. The event features over

300 top pro rodeo athletes reflecting the talents and skills of working cowboys and cowgirls. Between the athletes’ competitions, there are fantastic specialty acts. 770-254-2685; cowetacattlemens. com; 275 Pine Rd., Newnan. ■ Brightmoor Healthcare Amphitheater The 1,500-seat outdoor music venue is located on LaFayette Avenue and is a part of the newly designated entertainment district of Fayetteville. It features a 55 foot stage, table seating, tiered table seating and tiered seating. The Commodores, Grand Funk Railroad, Atlanta Rhythm Section, 38 Special, Little River Band, Ziggy Marley, the Pointer Sisters, Kansas, Vince Gill, the Temptations and The Charlie Daniels Band are some of the musical groups that have been featured there. The Brightmoor also hosts free local concerts and free family film nights. It is owned by

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the Fayetteville Downtown Development Authority and managed by the Main Street Tourism Association. 770-719-4173; brightmooramp.com; 301 LaFayette Ave., Fayetteville. ■ Senoia Raceway The Senoia Raceway was established in 1969 and is a classic small town dirt track. Located just a few minutes west on highway 16 from downtown Senoia, it is a 3/8-mile oval, dirt track that features Hobby Stocks, Mini Stocks, Late Models, B Cadets, Bombers, Modified Minis and Legends. Graet fun for the whole family with affordable prices and special events for kids. 770-599-6161; senoiaraceway. com; 171 Brown Rd., Senoia. ■ Cruisin’ to the Oldies Car Show Senoia’s annual car show is free for all and invites guests to spend September 24th walking its historic Main Street and Continued on page 20

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browsing cars 1993 years and older. Judging is from 7am-11am, with awards as well as Best in Show and Dash Plaques. There are also door prizes and a 50/50 drawing. The event also offers food vendors and entertainment .Senoia shops are open for this popular event - come on out and enjoy the fun! 770-727-9173; enjoysenoia. net; Main Street, Senoia. ■ Kiwanis Coweta County Fair One of the biggest events in Coweta and Fayette, taking place from September 15th through September 25th at the Coweta County Fairgrounds and Conference Center. The event features rides, exhibitions, music, a lumberjack contest, livestock shows and more! The venue includes a 6,000-square-foot conference center, a 10,000-square-foot Ag Building, an outdoor theater, a horse arena, and a nature center. 770-254-2620; cowetacountyfair.org; 275 Pine Road, Newnan. ■ Art Walk in Downtown Newnan The Spring Walk is March 25th from 5 to 9 pm, while the Fall Art Walk is September 23rd. The Art Walk is a celebration of local art in Downtown Newnan. Visit over 25 locations and see the work of at least 40 artists, with a wide variety of art styles and mediums. Dragon Boat Races on beautiful Lake Peachtree. 20

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■ Historic Cemetery Walk In October, the Holliday Dorsey Fife Museum hosts its Cemetery Spirit Walk. Learn from costumed guides, portraying past Fayetteville residents who lived sometime during the last 200 years and are buried in the cemetery, tell stories about their life and times. You will learn about the founding fathers of Fayette County, when “spirit guides” take you on a one-hour walk through the historic Fayetteville Cemetery. 770-716-5332; hdfhouse.com; Fayetteville City Cemetery, Fayetteville. ■ Shakerag Arts and Crafts Festival Over 100 arts, crafts and food vendors come from all over Georgia and nearby states to be a part of this annual show. The Shakerag Arts & Crafts Festival has everything from handcrafted home décor to jewelry and accessories, to garden items and much more. The two-day festival is free and offers food, entertainment, children’s activities, and more. 770631-2542; 201 McIntosh Trail, Peachtree City. ■ Tyrone GA Founders Day For over 40 years the city of Tyrone has celebrated their anniversary with this annual festival in October. This year the event will take place from September 30th to October 1st. The event includes a 5k race, live music, parades, carnival rides, food trucks and vendors, and more. 770487-4694; tyronefoundersday.org; 100 Handley Road, Tyrone.

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Arts & Leisure THEATRE, MUSIC, DANCE & VISUAL ARTS actors and family oriented productions. The Theatre was built from the ground up by owners Mark and Bethany Smith. Legacy’s performing arts school program enrolls students aged 5 years to 12th grade for acting, dancing, and singing classes. Its conservatory program, Legacy Dream, is audition based for serious performing arts students. In the summer, Camp Legacy provides musical theatre instruction to youngsters aged 7 to 17. 404-895-1473; thelegacytheatre.org; 1175 Senoia Rd., Tyrone. Georgia Singers Company The Georgia Singers Theater Company company was formed in 2014 but the production team has been working together to produce shows through the school system since 2001. They area non-profit 501(c)3 after school youth theater program offering classes, camps and productions for students ages 8-18 years old. The Georgia Singers Company strive to build character on and off the stage through dynamic classes, camp and shows. The Company is committed to providing excellent training in theater arts as well as producing professional Broadway-style musicals that are appropriate for families. 770-286-0240; georgiasingerscompany.org. ■

Newnan Theatre Company For over 40 years Newnan Theatre Company has been performing live community theatre in downtown Newnan for over 40 years. The theatre also offers musical theatre classes for middle school and elementary students. Students learn facets of theatre, including choreography, stage directions, vocal technique, character development, set design, costuming, and more. 770-683-6282; newnantheatre.org; 24 First Ave., Newnan. ■

Southside Theatre Guild – Fairburn Founded in 1973, Southside Theatre Guild was created as a community theatre organization with an aim to share their passion for performing arts with everyone. They are Metro Atlanta’s oldest continually running all-volunteer community theatre and strive to provide opportunities to see and participate in live theatre. 770-969-0956; www.stgplays.com; 20 W. Campbellton St., Fairburn, GA 30313. ■

Masterworks Chorale Established in 2003, Masterworks Chorale is the premier choral ensemble of ■

The Donald W. Nixon Centre for Performing and Visual Art. It’s mission is to preserve the art of choral singing within the community; to provide performance opportunities for skilled singers; and to bring together those who share the love of singing and a commitment to preparing great works of art for performance. Website: masterworkscommunitychorale.com. Centre for Performing & Visual Arts This state-of-the-art facility provides rich experiences for area students and the community. Theater, dance, artists, musicians—all are presented at the Donald W. Nixon Centre for the Performing and Visual Arts. The large, modern structure consists of art galleries and lecture halls, anchored by a 1000-seat, stateof-the-art theater. Centre Strings, the student/community string orchestra, and Masterworks Chorale stage performances at the Centre. 770-254-2787; thenixoncentre. net; 1523 Lower Fayetteville Rd., Newnan. ■

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Southern Crescent Chorale The Southern Crescent Chorale’s mission is to enrich its communities and provide talented and interested singers an opportunity to perform a variety of challenging choral literature with high performance standards. It has established a reputation for excellence and achievement in the south metro area arts community. The Chorale performs major choral works, as well as opera, Spirituals, and Broadway favorites. Chorale members hail from six different metro Atlanta counties. 770716-1231; southerncrescentchorale.org; Fayetteville. ■

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MUSEUMS American artifacts and records, serves as a genealogy workroom for African-American research, and includes what is believed to be the largest slave cemetery in the South which includes 249 unmarked graves. Hours of operation are by appointment only. 770304-9111; 92 Farmer St., Newnan. Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House Built in 1855, this impressive Greek revival antebellum home sits right off Fayetteville’s historic courthouse square and has long been a city landmark. It was built by John Stiles Holliday, the uncle of famous gambler John Henry “Doc” Holliday—a cousin of “Gone With the Wind” author, Margaret Mitchell. Today, the house is a museum of Fayette County and Civil War history, including exhibits about “Gone with the Wind” and Margaret Mitchell’s connection to Fayette County and local authors and their works. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday. 770-7165332; hdfhouse.com; 140 West Lanier Ave., Fayetteville. ■

Commemorative Air Force Museum The Commemorative Air Force Museum includes rare flying WWII and Korea warplanes on display at the impressive hangar of the Commemorative Air Force, as well as a room dedicated to the display of artifacts and memorabilia of the Wars of the U.S. in the last century. On display at various points in the museum are models of Allied and Axis warplanes, models of warships, artifacts from wars of the past century, authentic uniforms of WWII, and much more. You can even pay for a ride in one of the museum’s five War Birds, prices range from $150 to $1,695 for a half-hour experience. The museum is open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday to groups and individuals. 678-3641110; Airbasegeorgia.org; 1200 Echo Ct., Peachtree City. ■

Newnan Historic Train Depot Originally constructed as a freight and passenger depot for the Atlanta & West Point Railroad in the 1850s, the Depot was the site of an encounter between Federal and Confederate forces in July 1864. After passenger and freight train service was discontinued in the 1950s, the depot briefly

served as a seed store before the building fell into disrepair. Subsequently, the passenger section and freight platform were torn down. In the mid-1990s, the remaining portion of the building was donated to the NewnanCoweta Historical Society. 770-251-0207; 60 East Broad St., Newnan. McRitchie-Hollis Museum The Neoclassical home was built in 1937 by Atlanta architect Kennon Perry for Ellis Hardeman Peniston and Mildred Willcoxon Arnall Peniston. The museum is home to rotating exhibits that tell stories of Newnan and Coweta’s past and culture. Docent-led tours include the history of the home, the story of the Penistons, and a tour of the current exhibits. 770-251-0207; newnancowetahistoricalsociety.com; 74 Jackson St., Newnan. ■

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■ Coweta County African American Heritage Museum Started in 2003, this museum is dedicated to the education and preservation of the cultural, historical, and architectural African American Heritage of Coweta County. The museum includes African-

The Buggy Shop Museum The museum holds a collection of circa 1890-1930 items—tools, machinery, antique autos, buggies, player pianos, and other curiosities. It is only open during special events in Senoia, so call ahead to see when it will be open. 770-253-1018; enjoysenoia. net; 74 Main Street, Senoia. ■

■ Senoia Area Historical Society History Museum Open since 2010, this museum provides a personal encounter with the traditions, history and culture of Senoia. Senoia Area Historical Society’s offices and museum are housed in the 1870 Carmichael house located at 6 Couch Street in the Historic District of Senoia, Georgia. The SAHS continues to work to preserve one of the oldest and most historic homes in Senoia. Hours are Friday and Saturday from 1 to 4. Take a guided or self-guided tour. i

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Starr’s Mill

Starr’s Mill Starr’s Mill is one of the most historic, picturesque, and photographed sites in Georgia. In fact, Starr’s Mill has been used as a film site for two movies, “Sweet Home Alabama” and “Fried Green Tomatoes,” as well as in numerous magazines. The Mill sits along what was once a portion of the old McIntosh Trail, a well-known Indian trail that ran from the Ocmulgee River in Butts County Georgia to Alabama. Starr’s Mill was operational until 1959, using a water-powered turbine, instead of a wheel, to grind corn and operate a sawmill. The mill site also included a cotton gin and a dynamo that produced electricity for nearby Senoia. The current mill is the third to stand at this location along White Water Creek. The first mill was built in the mid-1820s, just after the Creek Indians ceded this land to the ■

United States government. It burned down as well as the second mill that replaced it. The mill that stands today was built in 1907. Today, the mill and about 16 acres of property around it are owned by the Fayette Country Water Department and are open for fishing and picnicing. Starr’s Mill park is open 6:30am to 6pm EST; 6:30am to 8:30pm DST. The mill building itself is seldom open to the public. 115 Waterfall Way, Fayetteville. Brown’s Mill Battlefield The 100-acre historic site in Coweta County was open to the public in 2013. Owned by Coweta County, the battlefield is largely undeveloped but features four walking/running trails and several mountain biking trails as well as an outdoor pavilion. Historically, Brown’s Mill Battlefield is where the Battle of Brown’s Mill was fought July 30, 1864, during the Atlanta Campaign ■

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of the American Civil War. Edward M. McCook’s Union cavalry, on a daring raid to sever communications and supply lines in south-central Georgia, was defeated near Newnan by Confederate forces under Joseph Wheeler. Brown’s Mill changed the course of the Atlanta Campaign, forcing Sherman to abandon his efforts to use cavalry to cut Atlanta’s railroads and compelling him to begin a lengthy siege of Atlanta. Historical markers provide background on the 5-hour battle that ended with 150 men dead and wounded and over 1,000 more captured and imprisoned in the brutally overcrowded Andersonville prison. The Brown’s Mill Battlefield Association organizes battle reenactments and tours throughout the year. The park is open daily and admission is free. 770-254-2627; 155 Millard Farmer Rd., Newnan. Find them on facebook @BrownsMillBattlefieldAssociation. www.guidecowetafayette.com

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Calendar of Events

FEB.

February 12 Galentine’s Pop up Market, 11am-3pm, Fayetteville Courthouse Square

MAR.

March 5 Senoia Farmers Market, 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM, 40 Travis St https:// www.facebook.com/ senoiafarmersmarket March 15 Owning Your Own Business with Mike Holmes, Chick-Fil-A 6-7 PM Peachtree City Library March 17 Senoia Shenanigans, Noon to 9 pm Food, Live Entertainment & more March 18 Alive After Five, 5 PM to 8 PM, Food, Drink, Crafts, Entertainment, Senoia March 19 CHOA “Glowing for Children” Mini Golf Event, 5 - 9:30pm, Fayetteville City Center Park

March 25 Spring Art Walk, 5-9pm Newnan Square March 27 Line Creek Market Day, 12:30 - 4pm, Fayetteville City Center Park March 31 #ThrowbackThursday Movie Nights sponsored by Brightmoor: Dirty Dancing, Sundown, Fayetteville Center Park

APR.

April 2 Market Day, 10am2pm Newnan Square

April 9, 10, 15, 16 Cotton Tail Corner Easter Bunny photo sessions, Ashley Park, Newnan April 9 9AM Breakfast with the Bunny, Ashley Park, Newnan Apr. 14 #ThrowbackThursday Movie Nights sponsored by Brightmoor: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Sundown, City Fayetteville Center Park

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April 15 Night Market Peachtree City, Drake Field, Peachtree City April 15 Alive After Five, 5 PM to 8 PM, Food, Drink, Crafts, Entertainment, Senoia April 23 Earth Day w/ Southern Conservation Trust, , 11am- 3pm Fayetteville City Center Park April 23 noon-4PM | Community Wellness Day, Ashley Park, Newnan April 23 Earth Day Market Day (Line Creek) Fayetteville City Center Park DATE? Peachtree City Fall Festival 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Kedron Fieldhouse & Aquatic Center April 28 #ThrowbackThursday Movie Night sponsored by Brightmoor: The Breakfast Club, - Sundown, Fayetteville City Center Park

MAY

May 7 Market Day, 10am2pm Newnan Square May 12 #ThrowbackThursday Movie Night sponsored by Brightmoor: Purple Rain, Sundown - Fayetteville City Center Park May 14 Miles for Midwest 5K 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 220 Parkade Ct Peachtree City, GA 30269 May 14 Suds on the Square (Kiwanis Beer Fest) Time TBD, Fayetteville Courthouse Lawn May 20 Alive After Five, 5 PM to 8 PM, Food, Drink, Crafts, Entertainment, Senoia May 21 SCT and Line Creek: “Brews 4 Bees” Time TBDFayetteville City Center Park May 26 #ThrowbackThursday Movie Night sponsored by Brightmoor: Footloose, Sundown, Fayetteville City Center Park

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Calendar of Events May 29 Market Day (Line Creek), 12:30 - 4pm, Fayetteville City Center Park May 30 Senoia Memorial Day Remembrance and Festival, Time TBD

JUNE

June 2-4 BMX Regional Qualifier Peachtree City BMX Track June 3 Rockin’ the Square: Artist TBD 6pm, Fayetteville Courthouse Lawn June 4 Market Day, 10am-2pm Newnan Square June 9 Summer NewnaNights, 6-9pm Newnan Square

June 11 FVL Field Day 11 - 4pm - Fayetteville City Center Park June 17 Flicks on the Green: Encanto, Sundown, Fayetteville City Center Park June 17 Alive After Five, 5 PM to 8 PM, Food, Drink, Crafts, Entertainment , Senoia June 17 Summer Wined Up, 5-9pm Newnan Square

June 26 Market Day (Line Creek) 12:30 - 4pm, Fayetteville City Center Park June 30 #ThrowbackThursday Movie Night sponsored by Brightmoor: The Goonies, Sundown - Fayetteville City Center Park

JULY

July 2 Market Day, 10am-2pm Newnan Square

June 25 Summer “All Skate” Event, Evening - Fayetteville City Center Park June 25 Sounds of Summer presented by Nissan of Newnan, Ashley Park

July 14 Summer NewnaNights, 6-9pm Newnan Square July 15 Alive After Five, 5 PM to 8 PM, Food, Drink, Crafts, Entertainment , Senoia July 15 Rockin’ the Square, 6pm, Fayetteville Courthouse

July 1 Friday evening - Groovin’ on The Green, Ashley Park

June 17 Night Market Peachtree City, Drake Field, Peachtree City

July 8 Friday evening - Groovin’ on The Green, Ashley Park

July 15 Friday evening Groovin’ on The Green, Ashley Park, Newnan

July 4 July 4th Parade, 9am Newnan Square

July 16 Corvair Car Show 9am – 2pm Shakerag parking lot, Peachtree City

July 8 Flicks on the Green: Onward, Fayetteville City Center Park

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OCT.

October 1 Market Day, 10am2pm Newnan Square October 1 Hispanic Heritage Festival Drake Field, Peachtree City October 1 NPD Classic Car Show, Ashley Park, Newnan October 6 #ThrowbackThursday Movie Night sponsored by Brightmoor: Poltergeist, Sundown Fayetteville City Center Park October 7 Oktoberfest, 5-9pm Newnan Square July 22 Flicks on the Green: Cruella, Fayetteville City Center Park July 22 Friday evening Groovin’ on The Green, Ashley Park, Newnan July 29 Friday evening Groovin’ on The Green, Ashley Park, Newnan July 31 Market Day (Line Creek), 12:30 - 4pm, Fayetteville City Center Park

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August 6 Market Day, 10am2pm Newnan Square August 11 Summer NewnaNights, 6-9pm Newnan Square August 13 Fire Truck Pull w/ Fire Department, 10am-12pm, Fayette Pavilion Parking Lot August 19 Alive After Five, 5 PM to 8 PM, Food, Drink, Crafts, Entertainment, Senoia

August 19 Rockin’ the Square, 6pm, Fayetteville Courthouse August 19 Night Market Peachtree City, Drake Field, Peachtree City August 21 Slip and Slide Event – Luau theme, 1 - 4pm, Fayetteville City Center Park Aug. 25 #ThrowbackThursday Movie Night sponsored by Brightmoor: Dumb & Dumber, Sundown, Fayetteville City Center Park August 28 Market Day (Line Creek), 12:30 - 4pm, Fayetteville City Center Park

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September 2-5 Labor Day Sidewalk Sale Newnan Square September 3 Sunrise on the Square 5K, 8am Newnan Square September 3 Market Day, 10am-2pm Newnan Square Sept. 10 Pizza Cookoff + Car Show, Fayetteville City Ctr Park

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September 16 Alive After Five, 5 PM to 8 PM, Food, Drink, Crafts, Entertainment, Senoia September 17 Art Fair on the Square, 10:30am - 2:30pm, Fayetteville Courthouse Square September 17-18 Shakerag Festival Shakerag Knoll off McIntosh Trail Peachtree City September 23 Fall Art Walk, 5-9pm Newnan Square September 24 Dragon Boat Races and Festival Drake Field, Peachtree City September 24 Senoia Car Show, Time TBD, Senoia Free to spectators. September 24 Fido Fest in partnership with Hearts ‘n Homes, Ashley Park, Newnan Sept. 25 Market Day (Line Creek), 12:30 - 4pm, Fayetteville City Center Park

October 8 CAF Airbase Georgia WWII Heritage Days Atlanta Regional Airport-Falcon Field October 8-9 Italian Heritage Festival Drake Field, Peachtree City October 14 Flicks on the Green: Hocus Pocus, Sundown, Fayetteville City Center Park October 14 Alive After Five, 5 PM to 8 PM, Food, Drink, Crafts, Entertainment, Senoia October 15 Annual Chili Fest (Shriners), Fayetteville Location TBD October 15-16 Magnolia Arts Festival Drake Field, Peachtree City October 21 Night Market Peachtree City, Drake Field, Peachtree City October 22 Fayette Love Your Pet, 8am - 12pm, Fayetteville Courthouse Square

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October 22 | Fall Festival, Ashley Park, Newnan

November 12 Veteran’s Event, Fayetteville location TBD

October 22 Spirits & Spice Festival, 2-7pm Newnan Square

November 18 Sip & See, 5-9pm Newnan Square

October 22 Annual Pumpkin Fest, 5:30 - 8:30pm, Fayetteville Courthouse Square

November 18 Alive After Five, 5 PM to 8 PM, Food, Drink, Crafts, Entertainment, Senoia

October 23 Market Day (Line Creek), 12:30 - 4pm, Fayetteville City Center Park

November 19 | Lights Up presented by Nissan of Newnan, Ashley Park

October 29-30 Peachtree City Fall Festival Drake Field, Peachtree City

November 25 Plaid Friday Newnan Square

October 31 Munchkin Masquerade, 10am-12pm Newnan Square

NOV.

November 5 Market Day, 10am-2pm Newnan Square

November 25 | Black Friday Experiences, Groovin’ on The Green, Ashley Park

December TBD Brunch, breakfast, and Cookies with Santa, Ashley Park, Newnan

November 26 Small Business Saturday Newnan Square

December 3 Market Day, 10am-2pm Newnan Square

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December 4 Black Friday Groovin’ on The Green, Ashley Park, Newnan

December TBD Pet photos with Santa in partnership with Hearts ‘n Homes, Ashley Park, Newnan

November 25 Santa on the Square, 6-8pm Newnan Square

November 5 Carnival in the Park, 5:00 - 9:00pm, Fayetteville City Center Park

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December 11 Black Friday Groovin’ on The Green, Ashley Park, Newnan December 18 Black Friday Groovin’ on The Green, Ashley Park, Newnan

December 3 Miracle on Main Street, 4pm Parade, 5pm Market, Fayetteville City Center Park

December 16 Alive After Five, 5 PM to 8 PM, Food, Drink, Crafts, Entertainment, Senoia

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Featured Venue Listing Libraries Coweta County A. Mitchell Powell, Jr. Public Library 25 Hospital Road, Newnan 30263 770-253-3625, cowt.ent.sirsi.net Central Library 85 Literary Lane, Newnan 30265 770-683-2052, cowt.ent.sirsi.net Grantville Public Library 100 Park Drive, Grantville 30220 770-683-0535, cowt.ent.sirsi.net Senoia Public Library 148 Pylant Street, Senoia 30276 770-599-3537, cowt.ent.sirsi.net

Fayette County

Brooks Public Library 951 Highway 85 Connector, Brooks 30205 770-719-7600, brooksga.com Fayette County Public Library 1821 Heritage Park Way, Fayetteville 30214; 770-305-5426, fayettecountyga.gov Peachtree City Library 201 Willowbend Road, Peachtree City 30269 770-631-2520, peachtree-city.org/library Tyrone Public Library 143 Commerce Drive, Tyrone 30290 770-487-1565, tyrone.org

Cultural & Historical Coweta Buggy Shop Museum 74 Main Street, Senoia 30276 770-253-1018, enjoysenoia.com Coweta African-American Heritage Museum 92 Farmer Street, Newnan 30263 470-414-2212; Hours by appointment. Newnan Carnegie Library 1 LaGrange Street, Newnan 30263 770-683-1347, newnancarnegie.com Newnan Cultural Arts Commission cityofnewnan.org Newnan Coweta Historical Society: •McRitchie-Hollis Museum, 74 Jackson Street, Newnan 30263 •Train Depot, 60 E Broad Street, Newnan 30263; 770-251-0207, newnancowetahistoricalsociety.com Senoia Area Historical Museum 6 Couch Street, Senoia 30276 senoiaareahistoricalsociety.org

Fayette Fayette County Historical Society 195 Lee Street, Fayetteville 30214 770-461-9270, fayettehistoricalsociety.com

Dance Carla’s Dance Factory Fayetteville, 770-487-8001 carlasdancefactory.com

Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House Museum 140 W Lanier Avenue, Fayetteville 30214 770-716-5332 ,hdfhouse.com

Southern Hollywood Film Tour Various locations, Peachtree City 30269 404-310-9613, southernhollywoodfilmtour.com

Music, Theatre, Film & Arts Coweta

Brightmoor Healthcare Amphitheater 301 Lafayette Avenue, Fayetteville 30214 770-719-4173, southerngroundamp.com

Dance Contempra Peachtree City, 770-631-0460 dancecontempra.net

Events & Festivals Nearby

Georgia Academy of Dance & the Performing Arts Peachtree City & Newnan, 770-631-3128 gadance.com

Donald W. Nixon Centre for Performing & Visual Arts of Coweta County 1523 Lower Fayetteville Road, Newnan 30265; 770-254-2787, thenixoncentre.net Charles Wadsworth Auditorium 25 Jefferson Street, Newnan 30263 770-254-2354, cityofnewnan.org Dunaway Gardens 3218 Roscoe Road, Newnan 30263 678-423-4050, dunawaygardens.com

Georgia Renaissance Festival 6905 Virlyn B. Smith Road, Fairburn 30213 770-964-8575, garenfest.com

Coweta Explore Newnan-Coweta explorenewnancoweta.com

Masterworks Chorale masterworkscommunitychorale.com 770-254-2787

Kiwanis Coweta County Fair Kiwanis Club of Newnan 275 Pine Road, Newnan 30263 770-254-2620, cowetacountyfair.org

Newnan Carnegie Building (Art Gallery) 1 LaGrange Street, Newnan 30263 770-683-1347, newnancarnegie.com

Main Street Newnan 6 First Avenue, Newnan 30263 770-253-8283, mainstreetnewnan.com

Newnan-Coweta Art Association PO Box 2637, Newnan 30264 newcaa.com

Senoia Downtown Development Authority Senoia Welcome Center 68 Main Street, Senoia 30276 770-727-9173, enjoysenoia.com

Newnan Theatre Company 24 First Avenue, Newnan 30263 770-683-6282, newnantheatre.org Raleigh Studios Atlanta 600 Chestlehurst Road, Senoia 30276 770-599-4000 raleighstudios.com/atlanta

Fayette Dogwood Gallery 1175 Senoia Road, Tyrone 30290 770-774-3524, dogwoodgallery.net Fine Arts And Crafts Entrepreneurs (FAACE); PO Box 2614, Peachtree City, 30269; 678-667-4624; faace.org Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater 201 McIntosh Trail, Peachtree City 30269 770-631-0630, amphitheater.org Legacy Theatre 1175 Senoia Road, Tyrone 30290 404-895-1473, thelegacytheatre.org

Fayette CAF Airbase Georgia 1200 Echo Court, Peachtree City 30269 678-364-1110, airbasegerogia.org / wwiidays.org Dragon Boat Festival Rotary Club of Peachtree City 770-846-4730, ptcdragonboats.org Main Street Fayetteville 200 Courthouse Sq., Fayetteville 30214 770-719-4173, fayetteville-ga.gov Peachtree City Convention & Visitors Bureau 191 McIntosh Trail Peachtree City 30269 678-216-0282, visitpeachtreecity.com

Compass Dance Academy Tyrone, 770-632-5600 compassdance.org

Gotta Dance NOW Peachtree City, 770-243-3386 gottadancenow.com Legacy Dance Tyrone, 404-895-1473 legacystar.org Peachtree City School of Dance Peachtree City, 770-632-1544 ptcschoolofdance.com Rachel’s Dance Connection Peachtree City/Sharpsburg, 770-487-8611 dancer236.webs.com Reigning Victory Dance Studio Fayetteville, 770-460-2255 reigningvictory.com Sharpsburg Dance Academy Sharpsburg, 770-251-8450 sharpsburgdance.com Star Dance Studio Newnan, 770-683-2623 stardancestudio.org.

Movie Theaters

NCG Cinema -- 55 Fischer Crossing, Sharpsburg 678-326-4460 Cinemark Tinseltown 17 -- 134 Pavilion Pkwy, Fayetteville 770-460-7226 Regal Georgian Stadium -- 232 Newnan Crossing Bypass, Newnan 844-462-7342

Walk to End Alzheimer’s of the Southern Crescent Snapper Freeman, 865-748-6309 act.alz.org

TRILITH 461 Sandy Creek Road, Fayetteville 30214; 678-369-5950, pinewoodatlantastudios.com

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Saville Art Studios 401 Dividend Drive, Peachtree City 30269 678-489-8226, savillestudios.com

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North Cove. Photo courtesy Barnett Group REALTORS.

CONTINUED STRENGTH IN THE MARKET POSITIVE TRENDS CONTINUE INTO 2022

he state of the local Real Estate Market: a look at where Fayette and Coweta County finished 2021 and what to expect in 2022. The real estate market has gone through unprecedented challenges and changes over the past two years. In the Spring of 2020 home sales suddenly came to a standstill as the pandemic swept across the country. Almost as quickly the Real Estate industry began to adapt and overcome the challenges of doing business during the pandemic. In Georgia, real estate was declared an essential business, so buying and selling of homes was able to continue.

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But it wasn’t business as usual – new techniques and practices were instituted; virtual open houses, video home tours, and other methods to enable the business of buying and selling homes to continue through the height of the pandemic. By the end of 2020, real estate sales had rebounded to numbers that actually rose higher than in 2019 for both Fayette and Coweta Counties. In 2021 the positive trends continued and all signs point to 2022 being another strong year. We asked Dorrie Love, who has over 20 years of experience in the local real estate market for her thoughts: Continued on page 32 www.guidecowetafayette.com

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Having just finished my year as the 2021 President of the Georgia Association of REALTORS® I have been able to keep my pulse on the happenings in real estate all over Georgia. In 2021 most areas suffered from the same woes: low inventory, strong buyer demand and rising prices. Since the pandemic my colleagues locally and across the state have set records in their businesses. Personally, 2021 was the second-best year I’ve had in real estate in my 26-year career. ■ Let’s look at Fayette and Coweta Counties by the numbers (data sourced from Georgia MLS) In 2020 the average SOLD price of a single-family home in Fayette County was around $387,000. The average days on market for those homes was 39 days. In 2021 the average SOLD price climbed 15.7% to just under $441,000 with the days on market shrinking to 17 days. The total number of homes in all of Fayette sold in 2021 rose 3%- from 2,162 in 2020 to 2,226. The three largest cities in the two counties all had similar statistics showing that 2021 continued to be a strong seller’s market. In Fayetteville, the average SOLD price in 2020 was just under $360,000 with 42 days on the market. In 2021 the average SOLD price jumped to $412,000, over 14%, with a market time of 19

days. There was a small increase of about 1.8% of homes sold in 2021 compared to 2020. If you look at just Peachtree City (30269) the average SOLD price in 2020 was just under $419,000 with 31 days on the market. In 2021 the average SOLD price jumped to $479,000, over 14%, with a market time of 13 days. Closed home sales rose almost 22% year over year. We closed 731 homes in 2021 versus 600 homes in 2020. Looking at Newnan, the average SOLD price in 2020 was just under $313,000 with 41 days on the market. In 2021 the average SOLD price jumped to $355,000, an increase of over 13%, with a market time of 20 days. As with Newnan, Coweta County came in strong as well. The average SOLD price rose 17% from just under $305,000 in 2020 to almost $357,000 in 2021. The days on market went from 47 to 25. Coweta closed almost the same number of homes from 2020 to 2021. The number one question I get asked is what’s going to happen in real estate in 2022? Is the bubble about to burst? Is the market going to crash? Short answer is No. The lending process has

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tightened greatly from 2008/2009 when we had the great recession. Owners aren’t upside down in their value. Will there be a market correction of some sort? Yes. We will not be able to sustain double digit increases in home prices forever. Are interest rates rising? Yes. Will this take some buyers out of the market? Yes. Are we still in a seller’s market? Yes, until supply can keep up with demand. i

REASONS YOU NEED A REAL ESTATE AGENT The purchase of a house is the single largest business transaction most people will make in their lives. Their house will become the single largest asset that they will own. It stands to reason that buyers need to be as informed as possible before purchasing a new home. With today’s tech-savvy, internet users living in a “doit-yourself” world, it looks like buying a house should be simple. No doubt that some of this “For Sale By Owner” group will save a few dollars on buying a house. However, the purchase of a house does not always go smoothly. ■ EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE – To get the privilege of representing a major real estate organization, your realtor must study and pass multiple tests, including those required by the state and by the company itself. Clients benefit from this wealth of knowledge. ■ LOCAL NEIGHBORHOOD KNOWLEDGE – Unless you already live in the area where you intend to buy a house, there are probably a lot of unknowns concerning the area. You are sure to find many photos online of the house, but what about the neighborhood and subdivisions surrounding the house? What about the quality of schools in the area and the availability of churches and social organizations? A real estate agent can help you obtain all of this information.

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■ LEGAL AND FINANCIAL KNOWLEDGE – Seldom does a buyer purchase a house with a check for the full amount. Generally, the realtor can be helpful in locating attorneys that specialize in real estate and mortgage lenders that play an important part in the buying equation. Realtors also can advise on special language in a contract that needs to be addressed or avoided. ■ PRICE & MARKET GUIDANCE – Prices for houses are always moving up or down. Real estate agents are in the local market all year long and have the experience to give a buyer or seller valuable advice on what price will be able to “move” a sale, or “close” a deal. Either way they can help both the seller and the buyer. ■ NEGOTIATION ABILITY – Most people are not experienced in negotiating the sale or purchase of a house. Sellers love their homes and want to get the most out of the sale—which could cause them to overprice and lose a sale. Buyers might make an offer too low, leaving room for another buyer to come in and offer a higher price. Real estate agents for both sellers and buyers know how to negotiate based on fact, rather than emotion.

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WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD We’re here to help you settle into your new home and community. The info found throughout the Guide to Coweta & Fayette Counties— including phone numbers and websites—will be useful to you all year long. The Guide to Coweta & Fayette and The Peachtree City Magazine are published by MediaWorks 67, LLC and Print Graphics Services, Inc.; 101 Tivoli Gardens, Peachtree City 30269; 770-631-9159; GuideCowetaFayette.com Peachtree City New Neighbors League 770-486-9116; newneighborsptc.com Coweta County Vehicle Registration Coweta County Tag Office;22EBroad Street, Suite 149, Newnan 30263; 770-254-2631; coweta.ga.us

Fayette County Vehicle Registration 140 W Stonewall Avenue, Ste 109, Fayetteville 30214; 770-461-3611; fayettecountytaxcomm.com

through municipal-based operations or the private sector. Contact your county, city or town, or check out their website, for accurate and up-to-date info.

Drivers License – Fayette Georgia Dept of Drivers Services; 749 West Lanier Ave. #102, Fayetteville 30214; 678-413-8400; dds.ga.gov Hours: Tuesday through Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon; Closed Sunday & Monday.

Coweta County Voter Registration Coweta County Voter Registration 22 E Broad Street, Suite 128, Newnan 30263; 770-254-2615; coweta.ga.us

Drivers License – Coweta 128 Bullsboro Drive, Newnan 30263, 678-413-8400; dds.ga.gov. Hours: Tuesday through Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Closed Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Utilities & Services Electricity, gas, cable, internet, water, sewer and trash pick-up–Some utilities may be supplied through your county, city or town. Other services are available

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TAKING STOCK OF HOME ARE YOU READY TO UPDATE? by Martha Ann Parks

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e all are feeling like we have been stuck at home forever waiting out a pandemic that just won’t go away. Being at home can feel surprisingly good though, as long as our surroundings are comfortable and functional. It’s a lovely place to be. But, if things are feeling run-down, shabby, or just plain boring then being at home also gives us the opportunity and time to look around and figure out what is working in our home and what needs a bit of updating. But how to begin? As an interior designer, I certainly have my own approach, but it would work for anyone. It all depends on what it is you want to accomplish and how extensive you want to take the process as well as of course, the budget. Let’s say you want to do a total overhaul. You hate your furnishing, are sick of the colors and fabrics, the furniture floorplan is feeling too crowded or sparse, and you just want to start over in a room or rooms. Here is a simple approach that will work and is easy to accomplish: First, gather the supplies you will need to get started: •1. 25’ tape •2. Graph paper 1⁄4” = 1’ or a simple computer design program •3. Architectural ruler •4. Your phone camera

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Home incrementally around the room. Measure up to the outside window molding on windows, but on doors measure to the door opening. That way, if you want to do draperies, you have the outside dimensions, and you can show the door-swing at the door openings. On your rough drawing show which way, the door swings as well. Measure the windows, door openings everything as you come to it. Go around the room in this way, measuring from corner to window and jot down the length of that segment on the rough drawing. I do mine in inches because I plan to put it into a computer program but if easier for you mark the numbers in feet. Step two: Draw. Next, sit down with your graph paper, a good sharp pencil, or the architectural design program of choice on your computer. Draw off your room using your measurements showing the windows and door placement and door swings. You can use the squares on the graph paper but to be more accurate, use the architectural ruler on the side that shows 1⁄4”=1’. Walls are roughly 5” wide so you can show that with a double line if you are connecting rooms as that is the space inside the walls that you don’t see.

•5. Tracing paper (called trash in architectural lingo) •6. Paint fan (Sherwin Williams is a good place to pick up a fan and explore options) •7. Inspiration pictures of what you like and what you want the room to be. My favorite magazine for inspiration is Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles. Lots of my clients like Pinterest or Hoouz.com if you prefer the web to paper. Muse on what appeals to you and why. Is it the color palette that draws you in or the style of the furnishings? Do you like floral fabrics, solids, or textures? Do you love geometrics but hate plaids? Figure out your

taste, likes and dislikes. Spend some time thinking and musing. This is most important to being happy with your final choices. Step one: Measure the space. Don’t make this harder than it needs to be. First do a rough line drawing indicating where the doors, windows, jut outs, or whatever is located. At this point it doesn’t need to be to scale, that comes later. Get yourself a 25’ tape or one of those gizmos that has a laser and calls out the dimensions of the wall. Then start in a corner of the room with your rough drawing in hand and measure

Step three: Measure. Measure your existing furniture’s outside dimensions or if buying new furnishings, the dimensions are given in the stores or online. If you are a total novice and don’t have a computer program, you can draw these shapes out ending up with squares and rectangles and fill those in to look like a sofa or chair as though looking at them from above. Then cut them out and move them around your drawing until you have a layout that appeals to you. Remember traffic flow through a room as well as conversation areas or workspaces. A good rule of thumb for getting around a room between furnishings is anywhere from 2436”. Make note of where outlets are located so you can properly light the area as well and hopefully not have to use an extension cord to plug in your lamp. This little drawing has power and will work as your map or your jumping-off place. It gives you the knowledge of what you are missing and need to purchase and what you Continued on page 40

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have that is existing that you want to use. Take pictures of what exists and start a picture file. This is also useful for insurance purposes if another tornado should rip through our little town. If you are going it alone, it also tells you what size the furnishings need to be to work in the room. Stores tend to have extremely high ceilings and big areas and sometimes it’s hard to tell scale. You don’t want to purchase a 90”w x 40”d sofa and get home and realize it is way too big for the room. If you know what works dimension wise in the drawing, then you know what to shop for and won’t be influenced by something that’s beautiful but just won’t fit. Step four: Go to your inspiration. Your next step is fleshing out your map. Go to your inspiration images and select your color palette and then head to the store or online and select your paint and fabrics. It is always good at this point to decide your style. Is it simple and plain, more contemporary or is it traditional? Do you want to follow the trends and go gray, white, and blue, farmhouse all the way or follow your heart and go a different direction with color and texture and maybe a floral, a stripe and a smaller print? Mix it up. Go wild if you want but you do you. There are really no rules other than what works for you and makes you feel good when you enter the room. Designers love to see how many different patterns we can mix up in one room. The key is to mix large prints with smaller ones and add texture, hard with soft, stripe with geometric. Get swatches and play with the patterns. Layer, layer, layer.

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Think of a room as a piece of art. If you are using a particular color, then use it more than once around the room. It can be just a small drop, but it makes your eye move around the room and gives interest. It can be in the artwork, the lamps, the throw on the arm of the sofa. If your preference is monochromatic, and you are not into a lot of color then make sure there is a mix of texture and plain weaves, linens and cottons varying the tones of the same color from light to more saturated. There are lots of opportunities with the area rugs you choose as well, and it seems while everything out there in the design world is getting more expensive, area rugs are a particularly good bargain. There are machine made, indoor outdoor, hand tufted and of course hand-knotted rugs, if you want to splurge. There are now even room size rugs that you can throw in your washing machine. Check out www.ruggables.com. Rugs help anchor the furniture and do an excellent job of muffling sound. And they add that much-needed texture as well. From very contemporary to a traditional Persian pattern, they add a lovely sparkle.

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Step five: Remember the accessories. Of course, last but not least, remember the accessories. The things you sit on your tables that give the room interest. Think of it as jewelry. Same with the artwork which really makes the room sing and reveals your very own personality. And books. Get them. Fill your bookcases with them, and hey, read them, too. Books are our friends in so many ways. And if you don’t have any of your own, well you can go to Salvation Army and pick them up for fifty cents a pop. And, if all of this seem more than you can manage, well there is always your favorite design professional. Give them a call and get started! i

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urb appeal. We’ve all heard the term, usually in reference to selling your house. But the truth is that whether you are selling your house or not, how it looks the first time someone pulls up in your driveway is the first impression that get of your house...and you. Everyone wants their house to look great. Even people who have just bought a house want to change, upgrade or personalize their house to make it look more appealing. Even more folks are in a house they love, but it is 10, 15 years old or older and there are things that they either want to change and update or unfortunately, things they need to fix or upgrade. The following is a list of items you may want to consider to help your house look better whether you are planning on selling

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it or not. Some are simple do-it-yourself projects that are more fun and artsy than necessary, others are projects that may be necessary to keep your house from falling into disrepair and may need professional work. ■ Starting from the street: How does your mailbox look? It is old and rusted? Does it have water stains? Have the birds left their “calling cards”? It may just need a good cleaning and a fresh coat of paint. You can clean it with simple soap and water, or a biodegradeable cleaner like Simple Green. Distilled white vinegar is also good for removing mildew and mold. If your mailbox has seen better days, it might be time for a new mailbox. Continued on page 44

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■ What about the driveway? How is the cement holding up? If you’re lucky, maybe it just needs a good pressure washing. You can rent a power washer locally, or if that seems like a little more time than you’d like to spend blasting cement with a high powered nozzle, there are plenty of local companies that specialize in power washing anything around your house that needs cleaning. If your driveway is looking rough, with cracks and thin spots, you might need to consider resealing the driveway, or possibly just patching the bad spots. If the cracks and holes cover the entire driveway it may be time to put down a new driveway. Hopefully it doesn’t come to this, but if it does we’ve included a few local cement/masonry companies in our list at the end of the section. ■ Moving down the driveway, take a look around – and up. Older neighborhoods tend to have yards that started out with a few trees which now have grown and covered much of the yard. If you can’t keep your grass alive, have branches overhanging your house, or even worse, dead trees or branches, you probably need to consider having some trees removed. The tree removal experts at King Tree Experts provide tree removal services for both residential and commercial properties in Fayette and Coweta Counties as well as all around Metro Atlanta. They provide the solution to proper tree care and maintenance which includes the removal of trees to prevent damage to homes and commercial properties, promote the healthy growth of other trees, or to protect the rest of your property from common plant-specific diseases. They also provide stump removal for trees that have already been removed. They Continued on page 46

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pride themselves on creating a safe environment by protecting your property from hazardous trees. ■ Fences. A white picket fence is often used to describe the perfect home. But the truth is the there are a wide variety of types of fences made of various materials, each with it’s own purpose and benefits. An expert like Allison Thorp of We Can Do

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It can help you choose the best materials and design for whatever needs you have. Allison says that a little preparation on the part of the homeowner can make a big difference. “Prepare ahead of time by knowing your property lines and marking them off. Contractors don’t have this information readily available. You don’t even have to have real markers like flags. You can use paint, rocks, or sticks. If it

■ Light Fixtures. Speaking of light, upgrading the fixtures by the front door is another option. A new style can go a long way to making your house look more up-to-date and wiring is generally pretty easy. However, any time you are dealing with electricity you should know what you are doing, so unless you really understand wiring, call a professional. ■ Front Door. While we’re at the front door, how does it look? Changing the color can completely change the personality of your house. A trend towards more bold colors is popular these days and can

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■ Doormat. Want to go really simple and easy? How about a new doormat? Chances are the old one is worn out anyway! There are plenty of styles from which to choose: Scraper mats help keep dirt on shoes on the mat and out of your house. Weather resistant mats are usually a type of scraper mat that help get mud and dirt off of shoes but are made of materials that stand up to the abuse they take.

Older windows require ongoing maintenance (i.e. caulking and painting) to prevent wood rot and further deterioration. However, even the best maintained window is still not energy efficient and costs money.“ He goes on to say that today’s maintenance free vinyl windows with Low E glass provide energy savings that mean lower heating and cooling costs, noise reduction and better aesthetics. These are all good reasons to consider replacement windows. What are some signs that you might need to replace your old windows with maintenance free windows? If you see wood rot at exterior trim or the sill, if there is condensation/fogging, or if you feel air infiltration (air coming in through the window) you should consider replacing your windows. Another sign is fluctuating interior temperatures and high energy bills.

■ Windows. A more important upgrade, and probably a necessity if your house is older, are windows. You may be able to repair aging or damaged windows. If not, today’s windows are highly effiecient and worth the upgrade. The experts at Routine Maintenance have been serving the area since 1994 and one of their specialties is window repair and replacement. Co-Owner Phil Prebor states, “The average age of a house in Peachtree City and much of the surrounding area is 30 years old.

■ Back of the house. Around the back of the house the options really take off. Decks, pools, fire pits, pergolas and outdoor kitchens are just a few items on a lot of folks wish lists. Obviously these move into the territory of professional installation instead of do-it-yourself. A well crafted deck can completely change the dynamic of a backyard. If you already have a nice patio area, a pergola can be a reatively inexpensive addition that brings value to your backyard.

really make your entrance “pop”. You could even go as far as replacing the door. There are a wide variety of styles to match any house design. Craftsman door, farmhouse doors, modern doors, traditional doors, with windows, without windows, and more. Whatever your style, you can find something perfect to highlight your house.

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A Comfort Heating & Air, 678-688-7378 Airstat Heating & Cooling 770-631-8946 Blalock Heating & Air, Brooks 770-460-3295 Peachtree Service Experts, Newnan 678-235-9699

Powers Heating & Air Peachtree City 770-487-2040 Premier Indoor Comfort Systems, Tyrone 770-487-9500 Progressive Heating & Air, Newnan 770-253-2665 Scotty’s Heating & Air, Turin 678-329-4460 Trinity Air, Inc., Peachtree City 770-486-COOL (2665)

CARPET & RUG DEALERS

All Floors Of Fayette, Fayetteville 770-461-1470 Dalton West Flooring, Peachtree City 770-486-6952 Dalton West Flooring, Newnan 770-251-0634 Expressive Flooring, Peachtree City 770-719-3445 Fayette Floor & Wallcovering, Fayetteville 770-461-3549

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Chad’s Carpet Cleaning Newnan 770-301-8478 Citrus Solution Cleaning, Peachtree City 770-486-8300 Cleaning Excellence, Fayetteville 770-461-1970 Diversified Cleaning Systems, Peachtree City 770-487-3775 Regency Carpet & Floor Care, Fayetteville 770-716-3150

CLEANING SERVICES

Bender’s Cleaning Professionals Fayetteville 770-716-2992 Extreme Clean Cleaning Services, Peachtree City 770-486-0871 Eva’s Cleaning Service, Brooks 404-406-5092 Long & Long Residential & Commercial Cleaning Tyrone 770-632-8837 Two Ladies & a Mop, Newnan 70-252-1373

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

Boyle’s Electric, Inc. 770-716-7799 Long Electrical Services 404-507-6141

FENCING CONTRACTORS

Clements Fence Company, Sharpsburg 770-3040620 Hi-Tech Fence & Rail, Newnan 770-251-9000

We Can Do It - Fences 404-693-1333 West Georgia Custom Fence, Newnan 770-502-7000

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Coweta Flooring, Newnan 770-253-1230 Dalton West Flooring, Peachtree City 770-486-6952 Dalton West Flooring, Newnan 770-251-0634 Expressive Flooring, Peachtree City 770-719-3445 Fayette Floor & Wallcovering, Fayetteville 770-461-3549 Mayfield Carpets, Peachtree City 770-631-1453

GUTTERS & DOWNSPOUTS

Chastain Roofing, Tyrone 770-486-0820 In The Gutter, Peachtree City 770-632-5597 J & M Seamless Gutters, Newnan 678-326-1259

HOME IMPROVEMENTS & REMODELING

Pfeifer Building Co., Peachtree City 770-487-1380

Routine Maintenance, Inc. Peachtree City, 770-631-1433 We Can Do It - Home Improvements 404-693-1333

LANDSCAPE LIGHTING

All South Lawnscapes, Peachtree City 678-878-6968 Innovation Irrigation & Outdoor Lighting Peachtree City 770-632-6477 Landscape Innovations, Fayetteville 770-616-3194

LANDSCAPING & LAWN SERVICE

Carol’s Green Thumb, Fayetteville 770-461-0514 Greenscapes Landscape & Maintenance 678-817-0806 Southern Lawn Irrigation & Landscaping Fayetteville 404-551-9392 Taylor Made Lawn Maintenance Sharpsburg 770-463-8255

PAINTING CONTRACTORS

Clark Painting & Power Washing 404 Doubletrace Ln Peachtree City 770-632-2900 Walker Painting, 770-487-4143

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PEST CONTROL

Cook’s Pest Control, Sharpsburg 678-423-4400 Mosquito Authority, Peachtree City 770-712-8194 Personalized Pest Solutions, Fayetteville 770-461-3211 Tom’s Pest Control, Peachtree City 770-487-9506 Turin Pest Control, Senoia 404-720-0724

PLUMBING CONTRACTORS

Carden Plumbing, Tyrone 770-487-4020 Drain O Might, 678-479-9499 Danny Carden Plumbing, 770-487-4601 Fitzgerald & Sons Plumbing Co., Peachtree City 770-637-6889 His Plumber, 770-252-9966 K & M Plumbing, Newnan 678-378-0287

SPRINKLERS GARDEN & LAWN

All South Lawnscapes, Peachtree City 678-878-6968 Innovation Irrigation, Peachtree City 770-632-6477 Landscape Innovations, Fayetteville 770-616-3194 Water Wise Irrigation, Fayetteville 404-551-9392

STORAGE Gatekeeper Self Storage, Tyrone 770-631-4334 Downtown Mini Storage, Newnan 770-304-9911 Fayette Self Storage, Fayetteville 770-461-6372

Mobile Storage Depot LLC 200 Kelly Dr Peachtree City 770-487-8220

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LIGHTING

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Batteries + Bulbs, Peachtree City 770-692-4273 Batteries + Bulbs, Newnan 678-833-3730 Innovative Outdoor Lighting, Peachtree City 678-251-2252 Shepard Lighting, Fayetteville 770-461-3402

MASONRY

Lewis Concrete 111 Petrol Point STE D, Peachtree City 770-280-5581 World of Masonry 235 Jefferson St, Newnan 770-502-9218 Boss Concrete 1425 Senoia Rd Suite A, Tyrone 770-599-3800

King Tree Experts, Inc. Peachtree City 770-486-9600

WINDOWS

Medallion Security Door & Window, Fayetteville 770-650-9537

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he past two years have been quite challenging for local shops and stores. In 2021 shopping and dining started to return to a state of normalcy. As 2022 begins, there is optimism that this will be the year that shopping and dining will complete the comeback from the pandemic. With life getting back to normal, we encourage shoppers to shop locally. Every penny spent in Fayette and Coweta counties benefits local store owners, employees, and families. Opportunities to shop local abound, from open air malls to farmers markets to locally owned shops and trendy boutiques, the area has you

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covered. One of the best ways to support locals first is to visit farmers markets and similar markets. ■ Peachtree City Market Vegetables, fruits and meats direct from farm to the Peachtree City Market, plus gifts with a backdrop of music make it a favorite for all. Over 50 vendors, including food truc, set up their displays of fresh, in-season, locally grown fruits and vegetables, grass-fed meats, homemade breads, goat cheese, coffees, teas, jams, honey, pottery, flowers, soap, and more. The Market is held every Wednesday and Saturday morning in the parking lot at Continued on page 50

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Shopping Aberdeen Shopping Village—9am to 1pm for the regular market season and 10am to 1pm, during the winter season. ■ Main Street Newnan Market Day The Market Day features over 50 unique booths with new vendors and one-of-a-kind items each month. Market favorites include: fresh produce, jams and jellies, honey, leather products, salsa, pottery, art, children’s clothing, handwoven baskets, handcrafted furniture, wood-art, fiber-art, floral design, and more! Hosted by Main Street Newnan, Market Day is held on the first Saturday of every month from April to December, around the courthouse square in downtown Newnan, from 10am to 2pm.

■ Coweta County Farmer’s Market This seasonal market opens on the second weekend in June and closes during the middle of October. Locally grown vegetables, fruits, honey, and fresh cut flowers and more are all available at the Coweta County Farmer’s Market. It is open weekly through the summer months at two different local sites: around the courthouse square in downtown on Wednesdays and at the Asa M. Powell Sr. Expo on Saturday mornings. ■ Night Market Night Market is held at Drake Field in Peachtree City and features music, entertainment, food and artists. The event includes 6-8 food trucks plus additional food vendors. Visitors can choose from barbeque to Tex Mex and everything in

between. Craft beer, mixed drinks and wine are also available. Musical entertainment is scheduled throughout the night. Night Market takes place on the second Saturday night of the month from March through December, beginning at 5pm. Night Market is sponsored by Peachtree City and the Peachtree City Convention and Visitors Bureau. (nightmarketptc.com) ■ Alive After Five - Senoia Alive after Five is held the third Friday of each month in downtown Senoia. Downtown business owners are encouraged to stay open later. There is live music and art demonstrations. Alive after Five is a great time to visit Senoia and patronize the local shops and restaurants i

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ou don’t have to limit your shopping to farmers markets and such. Shopping downtown in Newnan, Senoia, and Fayetteville lets you experience the history and architecture that creates the local flavor of our area. Small shops, boutiques, and gift shops abound. Check out downtown websites for dates on special sales events and other festive occasions. Two great open air shopping centers in the area are the Avenue in Peachtree City and Ashley Park in Newnan. The Avenue is located at the intersection of Highway 54 and Highway 74 in Peachtree City. With 50 stores and restaurants, it offers a mix of local merchants, specialty restaurants, and premier national retailers. The Avenue has a full calendar of events such as car shows, blood drives, and even weekly runs that invite the community to come out and enjoy the shopping area’s open-air dining, brick laden sidewalks, statues, and green space. Ashley Park is located at the corner of Highway 34 and Bullsboro Drive. Ashley Park is an open-air center in Newnan, Georgia, featuring more than 60+ upscale shops and restaurants and a 14-screen Regal Cinemas. Peachtree City also offers a wide variety of shopping experiences in numerous shopping areas. Braelinn Shopping Center is well connected to the golf cart paths in the geographic

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center of the city and is one of the most golf cart friendly shopping areas in Peachtree City. Kedron Shopping Center on the north and the West Village Shopping Area on the west side of town are home to many national stores and some local shops, too. Between Peachtree City and Fayetteville, you will find the unique Smith and Davis, one of the area’s oldest operating stores—a great place for top brands in casual and sports wear, footwear, and excellent customer service. Family owned and operated, it is a local favorite. Tyrone’s Main Street has multiple antique stores. These charming stores offer unique home goods and gifts that are sure to please. ■ Bargain Shopping Looking for bargains? Look no further! Here are a few places to visit when you are ready to do some bargain hunting: A Better Way Bargains, Clothes Less Traveled, Encore Interior Consignment, Goodwill of North Georgia, Graceland Thrift Store, Habitat for Humanity ReStore, Linda’s Attic Thrift Store, More for Less Consignment, New Beginnings, Plato’s Closet Newnan, Second Glance, and Wellspring. i

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Shopping The Brands You Love from the People You Trust. Since 1965.

770-487-4183 smithdavisclothing.com

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n 1965 Fred Smith and Ronald Davis partnered to establish Smith & Davis Clothing. The store provided work wear, shoes, and dress apparel for the primarily rural communities of Fayette and Coweta Counties. Mr. Davis bought Fred Smith’s part of the business in 1973 and continued to run the store. Today, Mr. Davis’ children, Tony, George, and Beth all take part in the successful running of the business. In the 57 years since it opened, Smith & Davis has seen changes in the times, fashions, and even their location. 1979 was the first expansion to a new larger location and then in 1988 the current 20,000 square foot building was built. The one thing that has remained the same is the commitment to quality merchandise and exemplary customer service. In recent years, the store has welcomed new faces into the buying, management, and marketing portions of the business. Like Tony always says, “I know my limitations”. Ted Patterson and Andrea Davis now handle the majority of the buying, while Samuel Perez is in charge of the marketing department. All three work together to manage the store. Nearby Peachtree City is known for its abundance of runners and tri-athletes, and Smith & Davis has become a Running Specialist and is a trusted shoe source for runners in the area.

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At Smith & Davis, their non-commissioned Run Specialists take the time to not only give you what you want, but what you need. The process begins with a foot scan on their Gait Analysis machine that shows what type of arch, and level of pronation each runner has. All of this is designed to better fit you for running, casual, work, and leisure footwear. This service has reached the ears (and feet) of doctors and physical therapists around the area. But shoes aren’t the only thing they are known for – their clothing selection covers a wide range of choices. From heavy duty work wear to athletic, casual and dress clothing, they have it all. The ladies side of the building has evolved into a more boutiquelike presence, stocking the latest in seasonal fashions & accessories, along with the most popular name brands in outdoor apparel. If you haven’t been to Smith & Davis, do yourself a favor and go visit them. You’ll be surprised at volume and a variety of clothing, shoes, accessories, and more that is hidden in this gem of a store, just outside of Peachtree City. i

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Dining GREAT DINING IN BOTH COUNTIES

A TASTE FOR EVERY PALATE! Whatever food you are craving can be found in Coweta and Fayette counties. From waffles to weiner schnitzel, you can find it here. We encourage you to break free of the big name chain restaurants and try some of the locally owned eateries. You’ll be glad you did.

Big Shots Set your sights on Big Shots if you want top-quality aged steaks, burgers, and salads in a great atmosphere, complete with an outdoor seating area. Ant Murphy, longtime owner of Peachtree City’s Georgia Shrimp Company, owns and operates Big Shots. It is also a great place for cocktails, wine, and craft beer. 770-629-5591. 102 B Guthrie Way, Peachtree City. ■

Bistro Hilary Bistro Hilary offers French-inspired cuisine and a seasonal menu that sources fresh ingredients from local farmers. Enjoy everything from salads to steaks to lasagna. They also have a patio area for outdoor dining. 21 Barnes St, Senoia.

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20 years Chin Chin has offered a full menu from appetizers to desserts. City Café & Bakery A Fayetteville favorite, City Cafe and Bakery has been serving authentic German and Continental dishes for over 20 years. ■

The menu includes classic German dishes as well as steak, chicken, seafood and more. The bakery offers mouth-watering desserts, breads and pastries. They are now open for breakfast as well as lunch and dinner. (770) 461-6800; 215 Glynn St S, Fayetteville.

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The Shrimp Fresh Seafood Specials Daily! Non-Seafood Options Too! Monthly Paired Wine and Beer Dinners! Cozy Atmosphere and Friendly Service! Golf Cart Accessible!

770.631.9114

100 N Peachtree Pkwy, Ste 36 Peachtree City, GA 30269

The Georgia Shrimp Company @georgiashrimpco

More info and our monthly calendar available at www.georgiashrimpco.com

Delicious Burgers, Dry-Aged Steaks, and other Unique Dishes! Vegetarian and Vegan options too! Fun Atmosphere and Friendly service! Dog-Friendly Patio! Daily Lunch and Dinner Specials! Sunday Brunch! Golf Cart Accessible!

770.629.5591 102B Guthrie Way, Peachtree City, GA 30269

Big Shots Kitchen & Bar @bigshotsptc

More Information More info availableat atwww.bigshotsptc.com www.bigshotsptc.com

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Dining Always Fresh & Cooked to Order

serves a lunch buffet, Tuesday through Friday; Friday and Saturday dinner; and Saturday Mimosa Brunch. Highland Bakery Highland Bakery’s menu includes burritos de huevos, fried chicken Benedict, French toast, classic eggs Benedict, omelets, pastries, desserts, and more. They also have beverages from gourmet coffee to cocktails. Located in the Avenue in Peachtree City. ■

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770.487.9188

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2100 Hwy. 54 East • Suite 107 • Peachtree City, GA 30269

Nic and Norman’s Greg Nicotero and Norman Reedus of “The Walking Dead,” opened their restaurant in Senoia over 5 years ago. It has a classic pub menu that features burgers, flatbreads, steak, salmon, and more. To wash down your meal their bar features draft beer and unique cocktails, like “Bloody Nicotero”. ■

Pascal’s Bistro Chef Pascal, born in the South of France and trained at Le Cordon Bleu, opened Pascal’s Bistro over 20 years ago, serving “American cuisine with a French twist.” Classics dishes include Steak Au Poivre, Beef Bourguignon, Belgian endive salad, and creme brûlée. Pascal’s lunch pasta bar is a local favorite. 770) 632-0112; 217 Commerce Drive, Peachtree City. ■

Revolution Revolution restaurant and bakery offers breakfast, lunch and dinner. Start the day with great coffee and baked goods, take lunch and choose from a variety of Italian inspired sandwiches, flatbreads, and salads. Dinner features classic and reinvented Northern Italian dishes, and pasta as well as wine, local craft beers, and cocktails. Hwy. 74, Peachtree City. ■

Due South Located “due south” of The Avenue in Peachtree City, Georgia, Due South Southern Cuisine was born and bred locally. Their menu includes favorites like shrimp and grits, crab cakes, crusted trout, and chicken and waffles. Due South also offers event space for rent. 770-629-5847; 302 Clover Reach, Peachtree City. ■

Georgia Shrimp Company If you are a local you probably know it simply as “the Shrimp”, and you know the faces of the ever-present, ever-smiling owners, Ant and Dee Murphy who started the restaurant over ten years ago. The menu includes a fantastic variety of shrimp, lobster, fish, and oyster dishes as well as steak, chicken, unique salads, and desserts. ■

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Check their website for their live music schedule featuring local artists playing blues, jazz, and more. 770-631-9114; 100 N Peachtree Pkwy Suite 36, Peachtree City. Grazing Here Grazing Here, located at MacDuff Crossing, Peachtree City, features 100% grass-fed, beef burgers. It has expanded into a restaurant featuring farm fresh organic foods including chicken, Angus beef hot dogs and more. On weekends, Grazing Here adds live regional bands and musicians. ■

Hanna Brothers Studio Cafe Located in the Trilith Atlanta Studios Production Centre, the Hanna Brothers Studio Cafe is a movie studio-style commissary open to the public. The cafe ■

The Cellar at The Firestone The Cellar at The Firestone is a casual fine dining restaurant, just off the square in Newnan, offering the finest steaks around—as well as craft, domestic and imported beers and wine. “Cellar After Hours” on weekends entertains with live music and cocktail and beer specials. ■

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ETHNIC CUISINE LISTINGS Asian

■ Garlic Thai Cuisine & Sushi Bar 16 North Court Sq., Newnan; 770-683-7515 ■ Green Ginger 200 Market Place Connector, Peachtree City 770-487-9982 GreenGingerptc.com ■ Ichiban Japanese Sushi Bar & Grill 520 Crosstown Dr., 678-489-4010 Ichibanptc.com ■ Tomo Japanese 90 Glenda Trace, Newnan 770-254-8588 ■ Goto Japanese Restaurant 273 Commerce Dr., Peachtree City, GA 30269 , 678-519-4465

BBQ

■ Louisiana Smokehouse BBQ 1488 GA 92, Fayetteville; 706-229-2146 ■ Ohio Hog 492 GA 74 Tyrone 770-969-2464 OhioHogBBQ.com ■ Senoia Smokehouse 70 Main Street, Senoia; 770 857-3213 ■ Speedi-Pig Barbeque 715 Glynn St. S, Fayetteville 770-719-2720 ■ Sprayberry’s Barbecue 229 Jackson St., Newnan 770-253-4421 Sprayberrysbbq.com

Chinese

■ ChinChin Peachtree City 2100 Hwy 54 East Suite 107 Peachtree City 770-487-9188 www. ChinChinptc.com

French

■ Pascal’s 271 Commerce Dr (Westpark Walk) Peachtree City, 770-632-0112; www PascalsBistro.com

German

■ City Café & Bakery 215 S. Glynn Street, Fayetteville 770-461-6800 www.CityCafeandbakery.com

Indian

■ Star of India 256 Commerce Dr. (Westpark Walk) Peachtree City 770-632-7862 StarofIndiaptc.com

Italian

■ Borgo Italia 11200 N. Peachtree Parkway (Kedron Village) Peachtree City; 770-629-2300; BorgoItaliaptc.com ■ Carrabbas Italian Grill Commerce Dr (Westpark Walk) Peachtree City; 770-631-1057 Carrabbas.com/delivery ■ Italian Oven 1100 Peachtree East Shopping Center, Peachtree City; 770-486-9642 ItalianOvenpeachtreecity.com ■ Mama Lucia’s 236 Newnan Crossing Bypass, Newnan; 770-253-2501 Mama-Lucias.net ■ Olive Garden 1380 Hwy 85, (Fayette Pavilion) Fayetteville, 678-817-4144 ■ Olive Garden 212 Newnan Crossing By Pass (Ashley Park) Newnan 770-253-9470 ■ Tour de Italy 1240 GA Hwy 54W, (Togwatee Village) Fayetteville 770-461-3992

Lebanese/ Mediterranean

■ Beirut 1035 N Peachtree Pkwy (Kedron Village) Peachtree City; 678-364-0707 Beirutptc.com ■ Pita by Beirut 316 Crosstown Dr (Braelinn Village) Peachtree City, 770-486-5772

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■ Pita by Beirut 3326 Newnan Crossing Bypass (Ashley Park) Newnan; 770-254-0751 ■ Pita by Beirut 1240 Hwy 54 W, (Togwatee Village) Fayetteville 678-545-1669

Southern Cooking

■ Fried Tomato Buffet Fried Tomato Buffet - 1180 Bullsboro Dr. Newnan; 770-683-6473 ■ Golden’s on the Square 9 East Court Square, Newnan; 770251-4300; goldensonthesquare. com ■ Mimi’s Good Food 303-1 Kelly Drive, Peachtree City; 770-487-2421; Mimisgoodfood.com ■ Rosa’s Home Cooking 652 N Jeff Davis Dr, Fayetteville; 770-731-0007; Rosaseatery.com

Vietnamese

■ Dua Vietmanese Noodle Soup 805 West Lanier Ave, Fayetteville 678-545-2989 iiduaVietnameseRestaurant.net

Newnan Main Street Restaurants ■ Christy’s Cafe 27 Jackson Street ■ Dunc’s BBQ Kitchen 98 Jackson Street ■ Eat Thai 33 E Broad Street ■ Fabiano’s Pizzeria 19 N Court Square ■ Frios Gourmet Pops 14 Greenville Street ■ Garlic – Garlic 16 N Court Square ■ Golden’s on the Square: Restaurant and Catering 9 E Court Square ■ Heirloom Bakeshop 12 Jefferson St. Suite A

■ Karvelas Pizza Co. 7 Lagrange Street ■ Knife & Stone 30 Perry Street ■ Leaf and Bean Coffee Shop 22 W Court Square ■ Meat ‘N’ Greet 1 Jefferson Street ■ Oink Joint 12 E Washington Street ■ Rock Salt Milk Bar 8 E Washington Street ■ RPM Full Service Patio Pub & Grill 15 Jackson Street ■ The Alamo - Fabiano’s Pizzeria 19 N Court Square ■ The Cellar Newnan 20 Jefferson Street ■ The Mad Mexican 2 E Court Square ■ The Redneck Gourmet 11 N Court Square ■ Wishbone Fried Chicken 32 Jefferson Street

Fayetteville Main Street Restaurants

■ Twisted Taco

115 S Glynn Street ■ Johnny’s Pizza

230 N Glynn Street ■ Gremlin Growlers

101 S Glynn Street ■ Olde Courthouse Tavern

105 S Glynn Street ■ Wildcaught Seafood Market & Grill

385 S Glynn Street ■ LaFayette’s Bon Temps Tavern

11 S Glynn Street ■ Anthony’s Pizzeria

1107 Stonewall Ave West ■ TopShelf Restaurant + Hookah Lounge

174 Glynn St N Suite F

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Education QUALITY & INNOVATIVE LEARNING FOR ALL AGES

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EDUCATION CHOICES IN COWETA AND FAYETTE

chools continue to be a driving force for people to choose to live in Coweta and Fayette Counties. Both counties feature excellent public schools that feature highly rated academic offerings along with great athletics and facilities. There is also a wide range of private schools in both counties as well. The Coweta County school system includes 33 schools—19 elementary schools, 8 middle schools, 3 high schools with 9th grade campuses, 2 alternative schools, 1 Charter and Career Academy (grades 8 - 12), serving over 22,855 students. Another gem in the crown is the system-owned Donald W. Nixon Centre for the Performing and Visual Arts, a state-of-the-art facility that brings the Fine Arts to students of all ages 56

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in Coweta County. Coweta County schools continue to earn recognition for excellence year after year. The 2021 graduation rate was 89.3%, well over the state average of 83.7%. Coweta County high school students averaged SAT scores of 1110 in 2021, an increase of 28 points over 2020. The state average for 2021 was 1071. In addition to traditional settings, Coweta County School System offers students non-traditional instructional settings, individualized study, and a wide range of enrichment opportunities both on and off of school campuses. The Coweta County School System partners with civic organizations, local businesses, The Newnan–Coweta Chamber, the Coweta County Development Authority, Universities,

and West Georgia Technical College to include programs like dual enrollment, virtual learning, online courses, and workbased learning. These programs help ensure that graduates are prepared for secondary learing or to go directly into the 21st Century work environment. Fayette County Schools include five high schools, five middle schools, and 14 elementary schools, as well as an adult community school. Over 20,100 students are registered in the county. Fayette County Schools also include three non-traditional schools: Fayette Virtual Academy, Horizon Academy, and Open Campus Academy. The school system’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) offer courses to prepare students to be college and career Gready.

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Even before Covid-19, Fayette County Schools had included virtual education for middle and high school students with the Fayette Virtual Academy. The virtual academy allowed students to work from home to complete lessons, assignments, and projects while the academy provides on-site support for one-on-one work and test taking. The Horizon Academy allows students who benefit from non-traditional methods of learning and structured learning environments. A blended learning environment allows students to excel at their own rate and take control of their learning. The Career and Technical Education (CTE) center comprises dual-enrollment, technical education, and work based learning. Dual enrollment allows high school students to take college courses and receive credit for those courses so they won’t have to take those classes in college. Students taking advantage of dual enrollment courses can complete high school and enroll in college and some may already be considered sophomores. At 89.7%, G Fayette County’s high school

graduation rate is well above the state rate of 83.7%. In 2021, students averaged ACT scores of 22.86 and SAT scores of 1152, compared to state averages of 21.7 for the ACT and 1071 for the SAT. Over the years, a number of Fayette County high schools, middle schools and elementary schools have been been awarded the Greatest Gains Award and the Highest Performing Award. The highest performing schools must earn a three-year average CCRPI Achievement Score that ranks in at least the 93rd percentile. Greatest gains schools must earn a three-year average CCRPI Progress Score that ranks in at least the 93rd percentile. Both Coweta and Fayette counties have a number of private schools to provide opportunity for students with different needs, learning abilities, and interests. There are numerous private facilities as well as many churches that offer childcare and preschool to county residents. There are also highly regarded private facilities offering a full academic and extra-curricular program for school age children, K-12. In Coweta County there are 3 private high schools; Trinity Christian School, Central

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Christian School, The Heritage School. These private schools also offer kindergarden through middle school in addition to high school. There are three additional private schools that offer kindergarden through middle school: The Carolyn Barron Montessouri School, Orchard Hills Academy, and Shoal Creek Baptist. The Counterpane Montessouri School in Fayetteville provides students from kindergarden through high school an opportunity to develop academically and creatively through its interdisciplinary curriculum and fully integrated arts program. Counterpane divides its students into 3 groups: Primary, ages 3 to 6 years; Lower School, ages 6 to 12 years; and Upper School, ages 12 to 18 years. Other Fayette County private high schools include Our Lady of Mercy, Grace Christian Academy, The Forest School, and The Campus in Peachtree City. Additionally there are a number of kindergarden through middle schools in Fayette County. These are just a few of the private schools in the area. See the complete list of schools in both counties at the end of this section. www.guidecowetafayette.com

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When a child says, “I want to read!” make sure they have the tools of reading.

770-335-2743 www.souns.org

Time Well Spent to Find the Right School

839 Hwy 314, Fayetteville, GA 30214

770-461-2304

by Karen Minvielle

hen a parent calls Counterpane Montessori school they’re given independence to manage their time and get for information, the admissions counselor’s first their work done. This works since students master each responsibilty is to see if there’s a match between piece of work and are held accountable for it. To generate the family’s priorities for their children’s education and more excitement about learning, students are encouraged Counterpane’s offerings. To determine if there’s a match, this to incorporate their interests into the curriculum and initiate Thank you Rotary Club of Peachtree City for helping Souns teach tens of thousands of process takes time. projects and internships to explore their interests. children worldwide to read. Many parents who contact us have searched online for Parents of young children (ages 5 months - 4 years) Thank you Rotary Club of Peachtree City to learn about Counterpane’s simple way private schools with great reviews and see our name listed. are also grateful for helping Souns teach tens of thousands of Approximately 90% of the callers are not familiar with to ease children into reading at home. Most parents start children worldwide to read. Montessori so the first conversation typically takes 30-45 with the ABCs, yet Souns starts before the traditional ABCs. minutes as the parent shares their goals and the admissions Counterpane’s Souns program for early childhood literacy is counselor explain the basics of Montessori: mixed-age a simple 3-step, playful process to build the foundation for classes, materials-based learning, small group lessons, and our written language. Souns, which is celebrating its 20th individualized curriculums based on each child’s strengths, birthday, is the basis of many Rotary International grants for challenges, and passions. Our goal is to build each child’s early literacy both locally and globally through support from independence and love of learning. Since Counterpane has a the Rotary Club of Peachtree City, Rotary District 6900, and non-traditional approach to education, parents are encouraged The Rotary Foundation. to come to tour the school; the tour typically takes two hours. Once parents are intrigued by the tour, the final step of Why does the tour take so long? Even though Counterpane the admissions process allows the student to experience this is a small school, they want parents to observe in each unique environment for themself. classroom to see the students and staff in action, understand So, enrollment takes time - the phone conversations, the Montessori philosophy from age 3 through the 12th grade, tours, and student visits - but it’s worth it for families to be witness our integrated fine arts and wilderness programs, and clear about how Counterpane can fit their educational goals. ask all their questions. In other words, they want parents to be The families who make the time for this process end up making fully informed about our offerings so they can then make the the best decisions for their families, then watch their children best decisions for their family. thrive in school. During tours, parents are most often struck by how To learn more about Counterpane School and the independent the children - even the 3-year-olds - are, choosing Souns literacy program, contact us at 770-461-2304, info@ work without being directed by an adult. Each student knows counterpane.org, and souns@counterpane.org. what work they are expected to do and how to do it, then i 58

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Education Listings Higher Education

Brewton-Parker College—770-683-3245 331 Smokey Road, Newnan 30263 bpc.edu Clayton State University—678-466-4000 2000 Clayton State Blvd, Morrow 30260 clayton.edu Clayton State University—Fayette 678-466-5000 100 World Dr, Ste 100, Peachtree City 30269 • clayton.edu/fayette Georgia Film Academy—University System of Georgia; 270 Washington St SW Atlanta; Georgiafilmacademy.org Georgia Military College—Fairburn 678-379-1414 • gmc.edu 320 NW Broad St, Ste 200, Fairburn 30213 Georgia Military College—Fayetteville 678-379-1381 • gmc.edu 255 Veterans Pkwy., Fayetteville 30214 Point University—Peachtree City 678-593-3100 • point.edu/peachtree-city 800 Commerce Dr, Ste 200, Peachtree City 30269 University of West Georgia—Newnan 678-839-2300 • westga.edu/newnan/ 80 Jackson Street, Newnan 30263 West Georgia Technical College—Coweta 770-755-7800 westgatech.edu 200 Campus Dr, Newnan 30263

Area Private Schools

Arlington Christian School (K5-12) 770-964-9871 4500 Ridge Rd, Fairburn 30213 arlingtonchristian.org

Joseph Sams School (ages birth-22 yrs) 770-461-5894 • josephsamsschool.org 280 Brandywine Blvd, Fayetteville 30214 Landmark Christian (K4-12) 770-306-0647 50 SE Broad St, Fairburn 30213 landmarkchristianschool.org Landmark Christian (K4-5) • 770-306-0647 400 Windgate Rd., Peachtree City 30269 landmarkchristianschool.org The Lighthouse (5-12) 770-632-7100 116 Peachtree Ct, Peachtree City 30269 thelighthouseprogram.com

Kiddie Kottage Christian (Infants & toddlers) 770-716-2000 • kiddiekottage.org 300 N Glynn St, Fayetteville 30214 Kids R Kids—North Peachtree City (ages 6 wks-12 yrs) 770-631-3555 10 Lexington Pass, Peachtree City 30269 kidsrkids.com Kids R Kids (ages 6 wks-12 yrs) 770-631-3400 1241 Robinson Rd, Peachtree City 30269 kidsrkids.com

Our Lady of Mercy (9-12) 770-461-2202 • mercycatholic.org 861 Hwy 279, Fayetteville 30214

Kids R Kids (ages 6 wks-12 yrs) 770-502-1777 3025 GA Hwy 154, Newnan 30265 kidsrkids.com

Our Lady of Victory (K-8) 770-306-9026 • olvcatholicschoolk-8.org 211 Kirkley Rd, Tyrone 30290

Newnan Academy on Poplar Road (PK) 770-683-6888 2990 Poplar Rd, Sharpsburg 30277

Rising Star Montessori (18 mths.-14 yrs) 770-461-1595 440 E Lanier Ave, Fayetteville 30214 risingstarmontessorischool.com

Newnan Presbyterian (ages 6 wks-K) 770-253-5018 • nppk.org 38 Greenville St, Newnan 30263

Shoal Creek Adventist School (K-8) 770-251-1464 4957 Hwy 34 E, Sharpsburg 30277 shoalcreekschool.com St Paul Lutheran (1yr-8) 770-486-3545 • stpaulptc.org 700 Ardenlee Pkwy, Peachtree City 30269 Trinity Christian School (PK-12) 770-251-6770 • www.tcslions.org 8817 Hwy 54 W, Sharpsburg 30277

Area Preschools & Childcare

Moreland Elementary—770-254-2875 145 Railroad St, Moreland 30259

Fayette County Public Schools

Newnan Crossing Elementary-770-254-2872; 1267 Lower Fayetteville Rd, Newnan 30265

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Northside Elementary—770-254-2890 720 Country Club Rd, Newnan 30263 Poplar Road Elementary—770-254-2740 2925 Poplar Rd, Sharpsburg 30277 Ruth Hill Elementary—770-254-2895 57 Sunset Ln, Newnan 30263 Thomas Crossroads Elementary 770-254-2751 3530 E Hwy 34, Sharpsburg 30277

Kedron Elementary—770-486-2700 200 Kedron Dr, Peachtree City 30269

Peachtree City Montessori (PK) 770-486-5525 102 Waterford Ct, Peachtree City 30269 peachtreecitymontessori.com

Willis Road Elementary 770-304-7995 430 Willis Rd, Sharpsburg 30277

North Fayette Elementary—770-460-3570 609 Kenwood Rd, Fayetteville 30214

Royal Learners (ages 6 wks-5 yrs) 770-487-5333 2000 N Commerce Dr, Peachtree City 30269 royallearners.com

Middle Schools

Arnall Middle—770-254-2765 700 Lora Smith Rd, Newnan 30265

Oak Grove Elementary—770-631-3260 101 Crosstown Rd, Peachtree City 30269

Spirit of Excellence Christian School (PK-6) 770-253-3822 1150 Lora Smith Rd., Newnan 30265

Blake Bass Middle–770-254-2600 500 Shaw Road, Sharpsburg 30277 East Coweta Middle—770-599-6607 6291 E Hwy 16, Senoia 30276 Evans Middle—770-254-2780 41 Evans Dr, Newnan 30263

Madras Middle—770-254-2744 240 Edgeworth Rd, Newnan 30263

Carolyn Barron Montessori (18 mths-14 yrs) 770-253-2135 • cbms.net 195 Jackson St, Newnan 30263

Bundles of Joy Achievement Center (Infant-School age) 770-253-6709 13 St. John Cir, Newnan 30265

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Central Christian School (K4-12) 770-252-1234 • cccrusaders.com 3613 Hwy 34 E, Sharpsburg 30277

Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Preschool (Toddlers-age 4) • 770-487-0086 101 N Peachtree Pkwy, Peachtree City 30269 coslp.org

Crossroads Christian School (K-8) 770-487-0677 305 Arrowood Rd, Tyrone 30290 crossroadschristianga.org Dream Keepers Academy (K-5) 770-703-7539 • dkartsacademy.com 140 Carnegie Pl, Ste 102, Fayetteville

First United Methodist Church (3 mo.-K) 770-253-1237 • nfumcpreschool.org 33 Greenville St, Newnan 30263

Fayette Montessori (ages 18 mos-12 yrs) 770-460-6790 • fayettemontessori.com 190 Weatherly Dr, Fayetteville 30214

The Goddard School (infant to school age) 470-317-3100 264 S. Peachtree Pkwy. Peachtree City 30269, goddardschool.com

Grace Christian Academy (PK3-12) 770-461-0137 • gracechristian.info 355 McDonough Rd, Fayetteville 30215 Heritage School, The (PK-12)770-253-9898 2093 Hwy 29 N, Newnan 30263 heritageschool.com

Heritage Christian Academy (ages 2-K) 770-716-5768 2130 Redwine Rd, Fayetteville 30215 heritagechristian.org

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Fayetteville Elementary—770-460-3560 490 Hood Ave, Fayetteville 30214

White Oak Elementary—770-254-2860 770 Lora Smith Rd, Newnan 30265

StoneBridge Early Learning Center (Infant-Elementary)—770-304-8857 106 Bailey Station Circle, Sharpsburg 30277 stonebridge-elc.com

Fayetteville First United Methodist Church Preschool (ages 1–4) 770-461-4313, ext. 124 175 E Lanier Ave, Fayetteville 30214 fayettevillefirst.com/ministries-preschool. html

Crabapple Lane Elementary-770-487-5425 450 Crabapple Ln, Peachtree City 30269

Inman Elementary—770-460-3565 677 Inman Rd, Fayetteville 30215

All Stars Academy (6 wks-12yrs) 770-252-5252 2493 Hwy 34 E, Newnan 30265 allstarsacademy.net

Counterpane Montessori (ages 3-18 yrs) 770-461-2304 • counterpane.org 839 Hwy 314, Fayetteville 30214

Cleveland Elementary—770-716-3905 190 Lester Rd, Fayetteville 30215

Western Elementary—770-254-2790 1730 Welcome Rd, Newnan 30264

The Campus (1-12)—770-632-1710 300 Tivoli Gardens, Peachtree City 30269 thecampusway.com

Discovery Point Childcare (6wks-12yrs) 770-252-2166 For Locations: discoverypoint.com

Braelinn Elementary—770-631-5410 975 Robinson Rd, Peachtree City 30269

Huddleston Elementary—770-631-3255 200 McIntosh Trl, Peachtree City 30269

StoneBridge Early Learning Center (Infant-Elementary)—770-253-8104 243 Summerlin Blvd, Newnan 30265 stonebridge-elc.com

ClearWater Academy (ages 6-17 yrs) 770-631-3650 • clearwateracademyga.org 210 Greencastle Rd, Tyrone 30290

Elementary Schools

Welch Elementary—770-254-2597 240 Mary Freeman Rd, Newnan 30265

Academy of Smiles Christian Learning Center (infant through school age) 770-253-2147 80 Cypress Dr, Newnan 30263

Bedford School (1-9)—770-774-8001 5665 Milam Rd, Fairburn 30213 thebedfordschool.org

210 Stonewall Ave W, Fayetteville 30214 770-460-3535

770-254-2801 237 Jackson St, Newnan 30264

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Elementary Schools

Lee Middle—770-251-1547 370 Willis Rd, Sharpsburg 30277

Smokey Road Middle—770-254-2840 965 Smokey Rd, Newnan 30263 East Coweta High—770-254-2850 400 McCollum-Sharpsburg Rd, Sharpsburg 30277 Newnan High—770-254-2880 190 Lagrange St, Newnan 30263

Arbor Springs Elementary—770-463-5903 4840 Hwy 29 N, Newnan 30265

Northgate High—770-463-5585 3220 Fischer Rd, Newnan 30265

Arnco-Sargent Elementary—770-254-2830 2449 W Hwy 16, Newnan 30263

Central Educational Center (CEC) 678-423-2000 160 Martin Luther King, Jr Dr, Newnan 30263

Atkinson Elementary—770-254-2835 14 Nimmons St, Newnan 30263 Brooks Elementary School—770-683-0013 35 Genesee Pt, Newnan 30263 Canongate Elementary—770-463-8010 200 Pete Rd, Sharpsburg 30277 Eastside Elementary—770-599-6621 1225 Eastside School Rd, Senoia 30276 Elm Street Elementary—770-254-2865 46 Elm St, Newnan 30263 Glanton Elementary—770-583-2873 5725 Hwy 29, Grantville 30220 Jefferson Parkway Elementary-770-254-2771 154 Millard Farmer Ind Blvd, Newnan 30263

Alternative

Maggie Brown Alternative Middle 770-304-5930 32 Clark St, Newnan 30263 Winston Dowdell Academy Alternative High; 770-254-2870 1 Dowdell St, Newnan 30263

Charter

Coweta Charter Academy (K-7) 770-599-0228 • cowetacharter.org 6675 Hwy 16, Senoia 30276 Odyssey Charter School (K-8)— 770-251-6111 14 St John Circle, Newnan 30265 odysseycharterschool.net

Peachtree City Elementary—770-631-3250 201 Wisdom Rd, Peachtree City 30269 Peeples Elementary—770-486-2734 153 Panther Pth, Fayetteville 30215 Robert J Burch Elementary—770-969-2820 330 Jenkins Rd, Tyrone 30290 Sara Harp Minter Elementary—770-716-3910 1650 Hwy 85 S, Fayetteville 30215 Spring Hill Elementary—770-460-3432 100 Bradford Sqr, Fayetteville 30215

Middle Schools

Bennett’s Mill Middle—770-716-3982 210 Lester Rd, Fayetteville 30215 Flat Rock Middle—770-969-2830 325 Jenkins Rd, Tyrone 30290 JC Booth Middle—770-631-3240 250 Peachtree Pkwy, Peachtree City 30269 Rising Starr Middle—770-486-2721 183 Panther Pth, Fayetteville 30215 Whitewater Middle—770-460-3450 1533 Hwy 85 S, Fayetteville 30215

High Schools

Fayette County High—770-460-3540 1 Tiger Trl, Fayetteville 30214 McIntosh High—770-631-3232 201 Walt Banks Rd, Peachtree City 30269 OpenCampus High School Program 770-460-3551, x 2 450 Grady Ave, Fayetteville 30214 fcboe.org/opencampus Sandy Creek High—770-969-2840 360 Jenkins Rd, Tyrone 30290 Starr’s Mill High—770-486-2710 193 Panther Pth, Fayetteville 30215 Whitewater High—770-460-3935 100 Wildcat Wy, Fayetteville 30215

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here’s no doubt that Fayette and Coweta counties are great places to live and work. But many people don’t realize that the driving force behind these great family environments is actually business. Economic development is the cornerstone at the foundation of the cities that make these two counties great places to live, work and play. This foundation doesn’t happen by chance. Planning and maintenance after development are required, and the cities in Fayette and Coweta are great examples of this. Peachtree City planned a community around city centers and golf cart paths. Senoia took a small idyllic town and built upon a growing film industry in Georgia. Fayette County followed suit and Pinewoods Studio and community (now Trilith) were built. 60

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On top of that, the leaders of Fayetteville understood that they had a town that was steeped in tradition, but needed to take a step forward in order to grow into the future. As the city explored the possibilities to develop the city for the future, they learned that breweries had become a unique community builder previously not heard of. As they visited other communities with breweries, they were surprised to see parents with children (and/or) dogs in tow, which was totally different than the bar scene of yesterday. They would be playing games together, and just having a great time on the grounds. The city began working on changes to their ordinance so that they could accommodate breweries in the City. Then it became a PR push to spread the word that Fayetteville was welcoming to the brewery industry. It

took some time, but Fayetteville now has two breweries, the Line Creek Bus Barn, and Awkward Brewing, and both are popular spots to visit. If Fayetteville can get one or two more breweries, the city could become a regional spot for beer aficionados to visit, which is great for tourism in the area. In the meantime, The City was already hosting numerous events throughout the year which had alcohol vendors selling on the event grounds. With G virtually no

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Business reported violations related to alcohol consumption, the city felt it was safe to explore an Entertainment District in the downtown where patrons could purchase beverages “to-go” from a restaurant and enjoy a nice walk around town. Brian Wismer of Fayetteville Economic Development states, “The citizens have certainly shown that they know how to behave in public, so it was a nice next step in our evolution. It’s not that everything has to revolve around beer drinking, but it sends a larger message that our community is progressive and welcoming to new ideas. Younger adults have sometimes avoided putting down roots in the suburbs because it’s not as cool as living in the city; but when we can offer similar experiences, we have a better chance of capturing that demographic. But really, that holds true for older adults as well.” A big piece of the puzzle that made it possible for breweries to flourish in Fayette, Coweta, and all of Georgia, was the passage of Georgia Senate Bill 85, which changed the regulations for breweries to sell their products. Until this law in 2017, breweries had to distribute through distributors, they couldn’t sell directly to customers. SB85 enabled breweries to directly sell 3,000 barrels directly to customers. A brewery would have to sell over 2,000 beers a day to go over the limit, so it’s safe to say that the direct sale to customers is virtually unlimited with the passage of this law. With the passage of this law, financial model of aspiring breweries across Georgia became much better enabling more breweries to open across the state. In fact, there were about 53 breweries in Georgia in 2016, compared to 130 on 2020. But the revitalization of Fayetteville wasn’t just about breweries, they were a part of a bigger plan. The new City Center Park includes the new city hall building plus Triumph Staion with is comprised of two buildings. The first is occupied by the Line Creek Brewery’s Bus Barn, Hog Pit BBQ, The Hummingbird Room, and Scoops Ice Cream shop. The second is the Dottie, a wedding and event venue. The open space between these venues is filled with rolling green space, aG dog park, walking trails, a splash

pad, playground, and tables and pavilions. This was all a part of the plan to revitalize downtown Fayetteville. “The brewery in the Bus Barn has a great synergy with the other businesses and amenities at the park. Parents that bring their kids to the park are also customers of the brewery and adjacent restaurants, and everyone is able to stay longer than if it were only one or the other. It’s a captive audience for the businesses, which is a great for our recruitment efforts. “ states Wismer. The revitalization of Fayetteville led to the creation of the Entertainment District. The district boundaries are based on the

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areas with the most foot traffic. They intentionally connected the locations of public spaces, restaurants, and breweries. Wismer states, “We have a beautiful city with historic places and architecture, and we want to encourage people to get out and see the sites. “ The goal of the leaders of Fayetteville is to promote downtown as a fun place to visit, attend events, and encourage business growth. Currently the District is comprised of Downtoawn Fayetteville and Trilith, but is expected to expand as pending new development is completed. i

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NEWNAN-COWETA CHAMBER STEADFAST IN SUSTAINING MISSION

2021

marked another notable chapter in the annals of the Newnan-Coweta Chamber. We launched the new year hoping that the COVID pandemic would wind down and the businesses and communities we serve might realize a return to a semblance of – dare we say – normalcy. They say that the best way to ensure failed plans is to make them in the first place, a notion that likely resonates with anyone in the Chamber industry. This past year in Newnan-Coweta, however, has been like none other. Challenge, hardship, and uncertainty carried with the blooms of spring when residents roused from sleep just after midnight on March 25th. Some awoke to sirens or frenzied newscasters, others to frightened family members. Too many were jolted out of bed by the unmistakable thunder of an approaching tornado. Since the early 1950s, only 10 EF-4 tornados have impacted Georgia communities, Newnan-Coweta joining the ranks last year. Undoubtedly, all affected populations worked together to recover and rebuild. Trademark to our big little city, residents and corporate 62

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citizens alike barely saw the sunrise before they were on the ground clearing, cleaning, communicating, and caring, underscored by remarkable resilience and resolve. While the Chamber contributed to the recovery effort, it was by and large doing what we do best – serving as a convener and a support partner for first responders, utilities, businesses, and community organizations. The Coweta Community Foundation stepped in to lead the long-term recovery effort and serve as the official fiscal agent and conservator of the generosity pooling in from across the nation. The relationship between the Chamber and the Foundation dates back to the 90s when the Chamber initially created what was then called the Newnan-Coweta Chamber Foundation. About a decade later, the Chamber chose to convert it to what is now known as the Coweta Community Foundation, independent of the Chamber, though housed on-site. The Foundation’s leadership in guiding the recovery effort afforded the Chamber the bandwidth to continue to make good on its mission of championing increased economic

prosperity for members. An industry-rich community, Coweta continues to contend with the challenges associated with a virus that is now largely endemic. As such, the Newnan-Coweta Chamber’s body of work includes a renewed focus on industry support initiatives and robust talent development programs – both in response to the expressed needs of the businesses served. Firmly rooted in a belief that a healthy education-to-career ecosystem is an important metric for stakeholder success, efforts include a continued partnership with the Coweta County School System and the launch of a first-of-its-kind virtual student career expo, the redevelopment of a countywide career readiness soft and technical skills training program in partnership with Georgia Tech, a reinvigorated teacher externship program, and continued collaborations with the University of West Georgia, West Georgia Technical College, and Central Educational Center, Coweta’s pioneering college and career academy.

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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT COWETA Coweta County Convention & Visitors Bureau 200 Court Square, Newnan 30263 770-254-2627; explorecoweta.com Coweta County Development Authority 100 International Park; Newnan 30265 770-304-1777; developcoweta.com Main Street Newnan 6 First Avenue, Newnan 30263 770-253-8283; mainstreetnewnan.com Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce 23 Bullsboro Drive, Newnan 30263 770-253-2270; newnancowetachamber.org Senoia Downtown Development Authority Suzanne Helfman, 770-599-8182 Gail Downs, 770-599-9155 P. O. Box 310, Senoia 30276 enjoysenoia.com Senoia Welcome Center 68 Main Street, Senoia 30276 770-727-9173

FAYETTE Fayette County Chamber of Commerce 600 W Lanier Avenue, Ste 205, Fayetteville 30214 770-461-9983; fayettechamber.org Fayette County Development Authority 200 Courthouse Square, Fayetteville 30214 770-461-5253;; fayettega.org

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Recently, NCC board members, key community volunteers, and local business leaders participated in a forward-thinking study alongside management consulting firm, Subculture, an organization that leverages human-centered design to understand how

divergent practices transform organizational behavior. The study, piloted to understand better Coweta’s transportation environment and its impact on business and quality of life, marked the first of many similar forthcoming undertakings, including growth,

housing, healthcare, and, of course, member value. The goal is to craft informed, scalable, and adaptive strategic plans and curate programming that ensures Coweta’s position as the premier community to work, build, dream, and thrive.

BUSINESS IS GOOD IN FAYETTE COUNTY

usiness is good is Fayette County, according to the Fayette Chamber of Commerce. Unemployment ended the year at 1.9% after spiking to 10.3% in April 2020. The civilian labor participation rate, which measures how many people either have jobs or are actively seeking jobs, has also returned to its prepandemic level. However, businesses of all sizes continue to have vacancies. “We know everyone from small businesses throughout Fayette County to manufactures along Highway 74 in Peachtree City to healthcare service providers all have job openings they cannot fill,” said Colin Martin, President & CEO of the Fayette Chamber. “Workforce continues to be the number one priority.” To help address that priority, the Fayette Chamber has hosted the Future Workforce Summit for the last three years to bring business and industry together to hear from educational institutions about their initiatives to address the workforce shortage. In November 2021, the featured speaker was Dr. Jonathan Patterson, Superintendent of the Fayette County Board of Education. The Fayette Chamber is also helping its members address the changing workforce. For the last three years, the chamber has hosted the Diversity & Inclusion Summit so that businesses can hear from thought leaders and local executives on the best practices for making their organizations inclusive. In 2021, the 64

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focus was on developing women leaders, a topic that brought a large crowd to the Chamber Meeting Place. In 2022, the Diversity & Inclusion Summit will address the question, “What Does Inclusion Mean?” In 2022, the Fayette Chamber will also bring back Leadership Fayette, after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic. This year, the program will feature a curriculum developed by the Fanning Institute of the University of Georgia, as well as local leaders from the healthcare, education, and public safety arenas. “One thing the pandemic taught us is that people care about their local community and want to get involved,” said Martin. “Leadership Fayette is a great program for people who love Fayette County to network and to find that area where their passion meets the community’s needs.” The Fayette Chamber will also take a favorite activity to a new location. In April, the ExpoFest will take place at Drake Field in Peachtree City. “We want to be where the public has the best access and Drake Field is the best place to be,” said Martin. “We will have live music and food trucks, as well as local businesses looking to serve the needs of residents.” The Fayette Chamber of Commerce has a packed schedule in 2022. New members are always welcome. To learn more, contact the Fayette Chamber at (770) 461-9983 or visit the website at www.fayettechamber.org.

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Health & Wellness COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE

QUALITY CARE IN COWETA AND FAYETTE

ayette and Coweta Counties have the great fortune to have numerous options for health and wellness. Piedmont Fayette and Piedmont Newnan anchor local healthcare with an abundance of healthcare providers surrounding them. From orthopedics to pediatrics and every specialist between, there are plenty of options to help you find the right provider in the area for most any need. Piedmont Newnan’s state-of-the-art facility on Poplar Road was opened in 2012 to better meet the growing needs of the area. The hospital 154 bed hospital is 362,000

square feet and provides 24 hour emergency services, cancer care, heart care, imaging services, women’s services, maternity care and much more. It was awarded the Women’s Choice Award in 2016 as one of America’s Best Hospitals for Patient Safety. In 2019 and 2020, Healthgrades recognized Piedmont Newnan for clinical excellence and patient safety by awarding Piedmont Newnan with the Healthgrades America’s 250 Best Hospitals Award and the Patient Safety Excellence Award. Piedmont Newnan is the only hospital in Georgia to receive both the

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America’s 250 Best Hospitals and the Patient Safety Excellence Awards in 2020. Piedmont Newnan is staffed by more than 1,000 employees and a medical staff of over 400 physicians and provides 24-hour emergency care, plus medical, surgical and diagnostic services, including cancer care, imaging services, heart care, sleep services, urology, women’s services, and more. Piedmont Fayette hospital opened in 1997 and is a 282 bed acute care hospital. Piedmont Fayette offers 24-hour emergency services, medical and surgical services, and obstetrics/women’s services. Piedmont Continued on page 66

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Fayette focuses on prevention and wellness, as well as treatment. The hospital offers leading-edge medical technology in robotic surgery, digital imaging, diagnostics, rehabilitation, cardiovascular services, hyperbaric wound care services, and a comprehensive cancer center. Piedmont Fayette Hospital has received the Healthgrades America’s 50 Best Hospitals Award for seven consecutive years. The 50 recipients of the America’s 50 Best Hospitals Award are distinguished for overall clinical excellence across a broad spectrum of care. They have also received Healthgrade America’s 100 Best

HEALTH Important Numbers Center for Disease Control & Prevention 800-CDC-INFO (800-232-4636); cdc.gov Poison Control Center Georgia: 404-616-9000 or 1-800-222-1222 • aapcc.org

Coweta & Fayette Healthcare Health Departments Coweta County Physical Health 70 Hospital Road, Newnan 30263 770-254-7400; coweta.ga.us Coweta County Environmental Health 28 E Washington St., Newnan 30263 770-683-7345; coweta.ga.us Fayette County Physical Health 140 Stonewall Avenue W, Ste. 107 Fayetteville 30214 770-305-5416; fayettecountyga.gov Fayette County Environmental Health 140 Stonewall Avenue W, Ste. 200, Fayetteville 30214 770-305-5415; fayettecountyga.gov

Hospitals Piedmont Fayette Hospital 1255 Highway 54W, Fayetteville 30214 770-719-7000; piedmont.org Piedmont Newnan Hospital 745 Poplar Road, Newnan 30265 770-400-1000 • piedmont.org

Cancer Centers Cancer Treatment Centers of America at Southeastern Regional Medical Center 600 Celebrate Life Pkwy, Newnan, 30265 770-400-6000; www.cancercenter.com 66

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Hospitals Coronary Intervention Award, Stroke Care Award, and Critical Care Award. The doctors at Georgia Bone and Joint are experts when it comes to providing excellent orthopedic care to their patients in Coweta & Fayette counties. Years of experience enable them to provide the best possible treatment for bone, joint and muscle injuries and conditions. With locations in Newnan and Peachtree City, they are convenient to residents of both counties. From neck injuries to foot pain and everything in between, they can offer the best treatment and care possible.

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Peachtree City Urgent Care 8 Eastbrook Bend, Suite B Peachtree City 30269; 770-487-2273 Piedmont Fayette Hospital Minor Emergency Care Center 105 Yorktown Dr, Fytvl, 770-719-6728

Piedmont Cancer Care: Certified Member of MD Anderson Cancer Network 745 Poplar Road, Newnan, 30265, 770-251-2590 www.piedmont.org/cancer

Piedmont Physicians Immediate Care– Fayetteville 101 Yorktown Dr. Ste 110, Fayetteville 678-364-5400; piedmont.org

Urgent Care Locations/Fayette

Piedmont QuickCare at Walgreens 100 S. Peachtree Pkwy. Peachtree City, 30269; 404-948-3019

DR 2 Travel, LLC (24 HRS) Peachtree City 30269 678-951-3983 GoMed Urgent Care (House Calls) 2011 Commerce Dr. #25, Peachtree City, 30269; 678-672-2220 MinuteClinic – in CVS 480 North Glynn St. Fayetteville, 30214 770-461-3431

Summit Urgent Care 749 W. Lanier Ave Fayetteville, 30214; 770-835-4925 Wingard Urgent Care & Wellness 1325 Commerce Dr. #200 Peachtree City, 30269 770-692-7575

Urgent Care Locations/Coweta

MinuteClinic – in CVS 101 Lexington Circle Peachtree City, 30269; 770-486-1639

Crossroads Care Clinic 20 Baker Road, Ste. 3, Newnan, 30265 470-215-4320

Ortho Quick- Orthopedic Urgent Care 1265 Hwy 54 W, Fayetteville, 30214 770-460-1900 After 5 p.m. call: 770-460-6824

MinuteClinic – in CVS 2305 Hwy 34 East, Newnan, 30265 678-423-1043

Peachtree Immediate Care–Emory Healthcare Network 1275 Hwy 54 W #201 Fayetteville, 30214; 770-461-3776 Pavilion Urgent Care 101 Beckett Lane #506 Fayetteville, 30214; 404-693-0604

Peachtree Immediate Care 371 Newnan Crossing BYP #103, Ashley Park, Newnan, 770-400-8410 PediaKare of Newnan 1111 GA 34, Newnan Promenade, Newnan, 30265 770-683-3739

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Health & Services Listing Piedmont QuickCare of Newnan–in Walgreens 3116 Hwy 34 East, Newnan, 30265 404-948-3019 Summit Minor Med. Urgent Care 549 Bullsboro Dr. B, Newnan, 30265 770-683-3180 Summit Urgent Care, The Summit Healthplex 1825 Hwy 34E, Ste. 1200, NWN, 30265 770-502-2121 summiturgentcare365.com Summit Urgent Care 100 Line Creek Dr., Peachtree City, 30269; 770-8478786 summiturgentcare365.com

Local Chapters of National Organizations Alcoholics Anonymous 404-525-3178; atlantaaa.org Alzheimer’s Association 404-728-1181; alz.org/georgia/ American Cancer Society 800-227-2345; 770-631-0625; cancer.org

Fayette Co Senior Services & Meals on Wheels 770-461-0813; fayss.org Fayette Field of Hope 770-631-2542 Fayette Pregnancy Resource Center 770-719-2288; fayetteprc.com Fayette Samaritans 770-719-2707; fayettesamaritans.org Fayette Youth Protection 770-461-7020; 770-460-6652 bloomouryouth.org Promise Place (Domestic Violence Help) Hot Line: 770-460-1604; Office: 770-461-3839; promiseplace.org

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American Diabetes Association 404-320-7100; 800-342-2383 diabetes.org

Angel’s House (Children’s Shelter) 770-251-7050; theangelshouse.org

American Heart Association 678-224-2000; heart.org

Community Welcome House (Women & Children) 770-304-0966 domesticshelters.org

American Lung Association 770-434-5864; lung.org American Red Cross Metro Atlanta: 404-876-3302 redcross.org Breast Cancer Survivors’ Network 770-487-4396 thebreastcancersurvivorsnetwork.org La Leche League of GA— Peachtree City 770-631-8426; lllofga.org March of Dimes 404-350-9800; marchofdimes.org Parkinson’s Support Group PTC: 770-487-4444 Newnan: 770-251-1687; michaeljfox.org • apdaparkinson.org United Way 404-527-7200; unitedwayatlanta.org

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• Fayette County • Fayette Co. Family & Children Services 770-830-2178 • dfcs.dhr.georgia.gov Help Line: 800-436-7442

CORRAL: Coweta Organization Riding Rehab & Learning 770-254-0840; corraltrc.org Coweta Co Family & Children Services 770-254-7234 dfcs.georgia.gov/locations Coweta Co Senior Services 770-683-8600 • coweta.ga.us Coweta Pregnancy Services 770-251-7158; coweta-ps.org Meals On Wheels of Coweta 678-423-1700 mealsonwheelscoweta.org Rutledge Center (Developmental Disabilities) 770-251-6515; 770-253-1189 rutledgecenter.org

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Senior Living SENIOR LIVING AT ITS BEST

Senior Adults in Coweta & Fayette Stay Active!

ifestyle, recreational opportunities, health services, climate and natural surroundings are all excellent reasons to retire in Coweta and Fayette. You will find numerous retirement communities for active seniors, independent living, and assisted living as well as an abundance of organized activities by senior citizen organizations. Senoia Luxury Living is a brand new senior care option located right on the edge of downtown Senoia. It is a small, family environment that caters to a maximum of 6 residents, whom they call family members. The family members have a hand in planning the activities for the day and week. As a result of their proximity to downtown Senoia, regular golf cart trips “into town” are a favorite activity, along with visiting the farmers market on Saturdays. Additionally, arts and crafts, enjoying walking trails, and planting flowers are popular. Three healthy home prepared meals with snacks and desserts are served daily. They encourage family members to be involved in such things as grilling and using the kitchen if they want to bake (assisted of course) so they truly feel it is their home. The number one goal of Senoia Luxury Living is to provide their

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family members the experience of feeling like they are at home with the added security of knowing that someone is their to make sure they are provided for and safe. In Coweta County, there are six senior centers that offer a variety of activities and services to all senior citizens aged 55 and older. At the East Coweta Community Center in Senoia, the Panther Creek Center in Sargent, the Welcome Community Center in Welcome, the Central Community Center near Thomas Crossroads and the Madras Center in Madras members meet weekly for music, games, arts and crafts and fellowship. Birthdays and holidays are celebrated with parties and covered dish luncheons. At the Tommy Thompson Senior Center in Newnan, members can enjoy the same activities, including breakfast and lunch, daily – Monday through Friday. There is often musical entertainment and informational speakers. The centers even make blood pressure checks available to seniors. Homebound seniors can take advantage of the organization’s Meals on Wheels program, which works out of the Thompson Center G in Newnan.

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Senior Living Coweta County Senior Services sponsors a Spring Cookout and Christmas luncheon annually at the Coweta County Fairgrounds and Conference Center for all Coweta senior citizens. Programs are funded by the Coweta County Commissioners. A new East Coweta Community Center is planned for the Leroy Johnson Recreation Park on Hwy 16 in Senoia and another in the northern portion of Coweta County, near the new Blake Bass Middle School on Shaw Road, is in the planning stages. Founded in 1978, the Fayette Senior Services (FSS) offers a broad scope of life-enhancing services to Fayette County residents aged 50 and up at three different activity centers—The Gathering Place and McIntosh Place in Peachtree City and the largest center, the Life Enrichment Center in Fayetteville. The large Life Enrichment Center houses a fitness center, complete with equipment and classes and the Ultimate Cafe, which serves breakfasts and lunches. Membership in FSS provides many benefits, like a calendar filled with events and activities. There are scheduled club meetings, workshops, trivia games, movies, fitness classes, support groups, a travel group that takes day and overnight trips, and so much more. The organization also provides social services that help older adults maintain their independence and improve their quality of life, including Meals on Wheels, in-home personal care and homemaker services, non-emergency ttransportation, home repair, adult day care referral service, information and assistance service, and care management. These specific services are funded in part by federal, state, and local government and the United Way.

WELCOME TO HAPPY Good friends always there for you. Fun activities. Wellness classes. Delicious meals. Feeling safe and secure 24/7. Not a day without a good laugh. Now, that’s what we call finding your happy place.

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■ What does “Home” Mean at Wesley Woods of Newnan? In just about anybody’s book, the essence of home is a feeling. It’s feeling comfortable, feeling safe, feeling joyful, feeling loved. It is also, in a very literal sense, the actual, physical environment where you settle in and make your home. It is space, layout, walls, windows, views, finishes. It is the way your place looks – and lives. When you drive onto the fifty-four tranquil acres that make up the Wesley Woods of Newnan campus, the immediate reaction is this is a pretty place, a quality place. When you look closer, at specific residential options, the reaction is the same. Wesley Woods of Newnan offers onebedroom apartments, two-bedroom apartments and cottages. Unlike some independent retirement communities, the apartments don’t follow a one-size or one-style fits all model. The range in size from 600 to 1900 sq. ft. and come in multiple floorplans. And all are complete with everything from full-size appliances to walk-in showers and tubs. ■ Then, there are the cottages. Wow, the cottages! “Cottages have been part of the Wesley Woods of Newnan concept since day one,” says Beth Tripp, Sales and Marketing Director. “When we saw how popular they 70

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were, we decided to move into the next phase and build more, new cottages.” The starting point of this new phase was asking potential residents what they wanted. Several hundred surveys were sent out. Then the folks who responded joined focus groups that dove deeper into their wishes. How did they want to live? What kind of space did they prefer? What were their opinions concerning finishes and flooring and other details? With that information in hand, Wesley Woods of Newnan turned to the very talented architect Mitch Ginn to develop the new interiors. (If you are a Southern Living reader, you probably see Mitch’s floorplans featured on a regular basis.) His response – spacious, open-concept residences with plenty of relaxing and entertaining space. Top-tier finishes. Beautifully designed details like vaulted ceilings, walk-in showers, stainless steel appliances, and so much more. Overall, a relaxed but elegant environment that residents can customize to make their own. ■ Beyond the four walls Of course, there is more to being at home than residing in a nice, beautiful space. And as anyone who knows Wesley Woods of Newnan can tell you, that part of the equation gets full attention here. All residences (apartments and cottages) are an easy stroll from the Wedgewood Dining Room (delicious),

Wedgewood Bistro, the library, game rooms, outdoor courtyard, Wedgewood Boutique (great shopping), and the Wellness Center. Speaking of wellness, Wesley Woods of Newnan has gained a great deal of positive attention for its unique Wellness Program. The program is built around the belief that there is more to wellness than the physical. It is a big-picture, “mind, body, spirit” approach with programs and activities that take the whole person into account. Naturally, physical wellness does lay the foundation. Fitness classes to improve strength, flexibility, balance, endurance and mobility/agility are offered. While this story could go on in defining what “home” means at Wesley Woods of Newnan, we decided to cut to the chase and ask the people who have the genuine answers – current residents. Here are some of theresponses we got when we asked what “home” at Wesley Woods of Newnan means to them. “Cards on Tuesday afternoon.” “Meals that are delicious and never boring.” “Finding new friends.” “A staff that is caring and professional.” “Going into town for lunch and to shop.” “Riding bikes on the trails.” “A quiet moment at the lake.” “Book club.” “My prayer group.” “Putt Putt with the grandkids.” “Always having someone to talk to.” “No housework.” “Having my children over for lunch.” “Peace of mind.” Yes, that is only the tip of iceberg of the positive, happy things we heard during our reporting. But enough to tell you that the folks who call Wesley Woods of Newnan home really mean it. Wesley Woods of Newnan is the only Life Plan Community in the area – offering assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing.

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Listing of Senior Services Assisted Living Directory Arbor Terrace Peachtree City 201 Crosstown Drive, Peachtree City 30269 770-632-5823• arborcompany.com at-peachtreecity.com • Ashley Glen Senior Living & Memory Care 441 Prime Point, Peachtree City 30269 770-631-0205; ashleyglen.com • Azalea Estates Assisted Living & Retirement Communities 105 Autumn Glen Circle, Fayetteville 30215 770-461-0039 azaleaestatesfayetteville.com • Baptist Retirement Communities of Georgia 519 Perkins Road, Palmetto 30268 770-463-2460; brcga.org/palmetto-park • Benton House 25 Newnan Lakes Boulevard, Newnan 30263 770-253-8444; bentonhouse.com • Brookdale Newnan 355 Millard Farmer Industrial Boulevard, Newnan 30263 770-252-9007; brookdale.com • Christian City 7345 Red Oak Road, Union City 30291 770-964-3301 • christiancity.org • Gardens of Fayetteville 1294 Highway 54 W, Fayetteville 30214 770-719-9010 Heartis Fayetteville

936 Lanier Avenue West, Fayetteville 30214 770-461-2555/770-749-7267 www.heartis.com • Heritage of Peachtree 1967 Highway 54 W, Peachtree City 30269 678-233-2458/770-284-1675 heritageofpeachtree.com • Hope Center Memory Care 355 Brandywine Boulevard, Fayetteville 30214 678-817-4672 • Insignia of Newnan 27 Belk Road, Newnan 30263 770-251-6639; insigniaseniorliving.com • Monarch House 299 Bullsboro Dr., Newnan 30263 678-552-9867; monarchhouse.net • Somerby of Peachtree City 200 Rockaway Road, Peachtree City 30269 770-487-1900 somerbyseniorliving.com • Wesley Woods of Newnan 2280 Highway 29N, Newnan 30265 770-683-6833 wesleywoodsnewnan.org • Other Services Ansley Park Health & Rehabilitation 450 Newnan Lakes Blvd., Newnan 30263 770-400-8000; ansleyparkhealth.org • Avalon Health & Rehabilitation 120 Spring Street, Newnan 30263 770-253-1475 avalonhealthrehabilitation.org Cambridge House Enrichment Center

Adult daytime & day health care service 2687 Highway 154, Newnan 30265 678-423-8700 cambridgehouseonline.com • Concordia Care – Nursing and Rehabilitation–Lafayette 110 Brandywine Boulevard, Fayetteville 30214 770-461-2928; nursinghomesite.com • Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Newnan 2101 E Newnan Crossing Boulevard, Newnan 30265; 678-552-6200 1585 Hwy. 34 E., Newnan, 30265 770-716-7265 encompasshealth.com • Home Instead Senior Care 117 Governor’s Square Peachtree City 30269 770-461-1290 homeinstead.com/240 • Newnan Health & Rehabilitation 244 E Broad Street, Newnan 30264 770-253-7160 newnanhealthrehabilitation.org • Southland Health & Rehabilitation 151 Wisdom Road, Peachtree City 30269 770-631-9000 southlandhealthrehabilitation.org • Southwest Christian Care 7225 Lester Road Union City 30291 770-969-8354 swchristiancare.org

Fayette Senior Services (Seniors 50 and older) Main Number: 770-461-0813 fayss.org Membership dues: $30/year resident; $90/year out of county • Life Enrichment Center 4 Center Drive, Fayetteville 30214 The Gathering Place (Senior Center) 203 McIntosh Trail, Peachtree City 30269 770-631-2553 • McIntosh Place (Senior Center) 191 McIntosh Trail, Peachtree City 30269 •

Coweta Senior Services (Free to Coweta County Seniors 50 and older)

Contact Patricia Hood, 770-252-6429 phood@coweta.ga.us coweta.ga.us • East Coweta Senior Center 300 Howard Road, Senoia 30276 • Panther Creek Senior Center 2285 W Highway 16, Sargent 30275 • Welcome Community Senior Center 1792 Welcome Road, Newnan 30263 • Tommy Thompson Senior Center/ Meals on Wheels 29 Hospital Road, Newnan 30263 770-683-8600

Coweta County Senior Services

Meals on Wheels • Transportation • Community Centers • Arts & Crafts • Fitness classes • Educational Programs • Health and wellness presentations • Health screenings Guest speakers • Socials • Day trips • Overnight Recreational Trips • and much more!

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Coweta County Fairgrounds & Conference Center the perfect place for your next event 6,000 sq. ft. Conference Center • 10,000 sq. ft. Ag Building Walker Horne Outdoor Theater Midway - 7 acres of open space for any Event W.C. Adamson Horse Arena James E. McGuffey Nature Center

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