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Peachtree City company bids on Trump wall Peachtree City company Synergy Professionals is among five Georgia firms that are bidding to build the wall on the Mexico border, as proposed by President Donald Trump. Sy nerg y P rofessionals, which specializes in recruiting for the construction industry, declined to comment on the project. ACC Construction Co. and C4 Planning Solutions in Augusta, Thompson Co. in

Norcross, and Osprey Management in Sandy Springs are also Georgia bidders. The federal government has extended its deadline for companies to bid on the first contracts for the proposed wall to Tuesday, according to the Associated Press. U.S. Customs and Border Protection said the six-day extension would allow companies time to consider answers to dozens of questions that potential bidders submit-

ted ahead of last Wednesday, March 29 – the initial deadline. Earlier this month, the agency published requests for proposals for wall that would be 30 feet high and easy on the eye for those looking at it from the north, according to the Associated Press. Bidders are also asked to submit security plans and

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A candle left burning while the occupants were asleep appears to be the cause of the fire that occurred March 1 at 74 East Cole Street in East Newnan. Coweta County Firefighter/Paramedic Michael Norton was one of the Coweta Fire Rescue firefighters who responded to the f ire, which occurred in the early morning hours. Late that night, his wife found him unresponsive in their Troup County home, and he later died. The Cole Street home had no electricity or running water at the time of the fire, and according to

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Working the grill for Meat N’ Greet during Taste of Newnan’s Spring 2016 event are Matthew Willitts and Ansley Wilson.

Taste requires no admission charge and food “purchases” are made with tickets. Each vendor will offer sample options for the cost of 1 to 3 tickets. Tickets are $1 each and can be purchased at any one of several booths located around the downtown square. Tickets can also be obtained ahead of time at several designated locations surrounding the courthouse until 12 p.m. on the day of the event. C.S. Toggery, Ace Beer Growlers, Dragonfly Running Co., Let Them Eat Toffee, Gillyweed, and Wildwood Trader will be among the local shops selling tickets.

By KANDICE BELL kandice@newnan.com Nearly 500 people gathered to pay respects to 4-year-old Dedrick “DJ” Alford Jr. as he was laid to rest on April 1, and his family is trying to pick up the pieces and figure out life without the child. DJ died at the end of last month after allegedly being beaten by his stepfather, Dontavious Carter. Carter and DJ’s mother, Shronda Parks, are behind bars in Clayton County and charged with child cruelty. DJ’s family celebrated his life with a candlelight vigil and balloon release at Sewell Mortuary on Charlie Patterson Road in Grantville. The funeral, which was held at Total Faith Missionary Church of God on Railroad Street in Luthersville, had a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle theme, one of DJ’s favorite shows. Andrea Moreland, DJ’s paternal grandmother, said the family is concentrating on being there for one another and helping the child’s father – her son, Dedrick Alford Sr., get custody of his two daugh-

The community is invited to get up close and personal with a few upand-coming musicians April 15 during Newnan Unplugged. Vinylyte Records, located at 28 South Court Square, will once again offer locals a small, intimate concert featuring the band Americana Express, singer/ songwriter Hunter Callahan, and the trio of Tyler Wallace, Gabe Neal and Daniel Toole. Acoustic performances from talented county residents will begin at 7 p.m. and the event is free and open to the public.

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Coweta County Tax Records, no property taxes had been paid since 2010. The house was reported as overgrown to Coweta County in 2012 and 2014. Coweta Fire Inspector Enrico Dean stated Tuesday that his investigation indicated the f ire was caused by a candle. There is still no word on the cause of Norton’s death. Norton, 38, was a 17-year veteran of the Coweta Fire Department. Troup Coroner Jeff Cook said Tuesday that he hadn’t received results from the state crime lab and didn’t expect any for at least a few more weeks. Because of the circumstances, the crime lab is “going to look at this really hard,” Cook said. The medical examiners are running an extensive battery of tests to determine what caused Norton’s death.

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Candle left burning caused East Newnan fire By SARAH FAY CAMPBELL sarah@newnan.com

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Long list of local events kick off spring in Coweta The county has played host to several recent events, from womanless beauty pageants to outdoor markets, live artist demonstrations and talented up-and-coming musicians playing right on the court square in Newnan. But for Coweta, the best is yet to come. Spring isn’t official in Newnan until dinner is served — downtown on the square. The Taste of Newnan will be held April 20 from 5 to 8:30 p.m. and will feature sample menus from restaurants and caterers across Coweta. More than 7,000 community members are expected to taste dishes — and desserts — throughout the evening from more than 40 local vendors. “The Taste of Newnan is our largest downtown event and a community favorite,” said Main Street Manager Courtney Harcourt. “We have over 30 commitments from local Newnan and Coweta restaurants and an assortment of entertainment [for the evening]. Visitors can expect to taste speciality dishes from a variety of new vendors.”

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Andrea Moreland, left, poses with her son, Dedrick Alford Sr., right, after Dedrick “DJ” Alford Jr.’s funeral Saturday afternoon.

ters. The girls, 6-year-old Dedrionna Alford and 5-year-old Deziyah Alford, are in custody of Clayton County Department of Family and Children Services because of the incident. Parks is the mother of DJ and the two girls.

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Smackdown is a celebration of the 401st anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare. D u r i n g t h i s p er for m a n c e event, Newnan’s Historic Train Depot will become an arena in which individuals and teams will compete by acting out acts and scenes from famous plays, equipped with props and even costumes. T he rowdy, but a r t i st ic debate is both a participatory and a spectator sport. Fees for smackdown participants are $10 per individual and $25 for teams to be paid at the event. Those hoping to simply observe will pay $5 at the door, and members of the NewnanCoweta historical society can enter at no cost. Competitors should register online at http:// goo.gl/forms/8N66OCs2WD For more information about the upcoming Sha kespeare Smackdown, contact the historical society at 770-251-0207.

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Coweta Dancing Stars returns to the Nixon Centre in Newnan April 20 at 7 p.m.

Coweta’s Dancing Stars April 20 Coweta’s community leaders and businessmen and women are polishing their dancing shoes for another performance benefitting Community We lc om e Ho u s e , t h e only local domestic violence shelter for adults and children. Cowe t a’s D a nc i n g Stars returns to the Dona ld W. Ni xon Cent re for the Performing and Visual Arts in Newnan on April 20. The event, inspired by the ABC hit show “Da nci ng w it h the Stars,” will return to bring local leaders, entrepreneurs, and outsta ndi ng com mun ity members together with professional dancers to compete in a “dance-off.” The evening will begin at 7 p.m. at the Nixon Centre, located at 1523 Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan, and tickets for the event are available now online at www. communitywelcomehouse.org/dancing and at www.thenixoncentre. net A total of 11 community representatives have already been paired with d a ncer s f rom cou nt y da nce compa n ies a nd voting is already underw a y. V i s i t t h e C o m munity House website (listed above) to show support for your favorite star/instructor team. Votes are $1 each, and are unlimited. The 2017 dancing combos are as follows: Ginger Queener of Coweta Community Foundation w i l l d a nce w it h Kyle Kahn of Kyle Kahn studios, Jenny Fritz of Wells Fargo will partner with Ma rk Fritz of Cha rter Bank, sponsored by Star Dance Studio, Jeremiah Bame of Piedmont Newnan will join Jackie Terrail of 85 South, spons ore d by Sh a r p s bu r g Dance Academy, Jimmy Ellison of Newnan City Church with dance with Abba Howard of Sharpsburg Da nce Academy, Joy Barnes of Berkshire H a t h a w a y w i l l p a r tner with Tuan Trong of Newnan Chiropractic, sponsored by Star Dance Studio, Kalea James of Fidelity Bank will join

Patrick Meadows of Warrior Restoration, sponsored by Star Dance Studio, Lori Duncan of Blue Fer n w i l l d a nce w it h Brandon Tutman of Restoration Hardware, sponsored by Southern Arc Dance, Marvin Owens of t he Ca ncer Tre atment Centers of America will join Kim Melhouse of Tierna n & Patr ylo, sponsored by Kye Kahn Studios, Scott Tolar of Newna n Utilities will partner with Jenny Rice of Georgia Power, spons ore d by S t a r D a n c e Studio, Sue L. Brown of Coweta County School B oa rd w i l l joi n Ga r y DeGeorge Jr. of Atlanta R a nge a nd Ord na nce, sponsored by Southern A rc Da nce , a nd Trey Thompson of Lee Goodrum Pharmacy will join Monica Millians of the Southern Credit Union, sponsored by Sha r psburg Dance Academy. Tickets are also available (cash only) at Piedm ont Ne w n a n Fitness Center, located at 26 West Court Square i n New na n . For more information regarding this event, contact Judi A lvey at 7 70 -559 -23 81 or Samantha Brazie at 770-820-5559.

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The New York Times best-selling novelist Joshilyn Jackson will visit the University of West Georgia, located at 1601 Maple Street in Carrollton, in the Center Ballroom. Jackson will speak April 12 at 7 p.m. and will include commentary on her novel, “The Opposite of Everyone,” which was chosen as the university’s Multicultural Book Selection for Spring 2017. There will be a question and answer session following the talk and a reception will include book signings. For more information about this event, visit www. westga.edu/diversity or contact Doris Kieh at drkieh@westga.edu

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Vinylyte Records will host Newnan Unplugged at 28 South Court Square in Newnan on April 15 beginning at 7 p.m. Local singers and songwriters including Hunter Callahan, Americana Express, Tyler Wallace and Gabe Neal will gather to perform acoustically. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact 770-282-0237.

Newnan Spring Taste of Newnan April 20 I 5 - 8:30 p.m. I $0 The popular Taste of Newnan event has returned just in time to celebrate spring. The family-friendly Main Street Newnan event is hosted twice annually along the square in downtown Newnan and the entire community is invited to sample menu items from restaurants and caterers throughout the county all in one place. More than 40 vendors are expected to offer sample menus at the event with items available from one to three tickets each. Tickets are $1 each and can be purchased on the day of the event at ticket booths located at each corner of the Newnan square. Tickets can also be purchased on the morning of the event at select stores including C.S. Toggery, Ace Beer Growlers, Dragonfly Running Co., Let Them Eat Toffee, Gillyweed and Wilwood Trader. For more information regarding this event, contact Special Events Coordinator Paige Deweese at 770-253-8283.

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