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basketball and soccer,” he said. “I was more into jumping around and doing acrobatic stuff like tumbling.”

His ability to do all that suited him well for his debut in ANW. Only three out of 30 competitors from the Daytona Beach regional advanced to the semifinals, and Gillett was one of them.

In fact, on Monday’s show, he was the first to navigate the four initial obstacles, including the Floating Steps, the Rolling Pin, the Wing Nut, and the Broken Bridge.

Failure on any of the first four obstacles would mean a wet plunge into a pool of water and his elimination from the competition.

From there, he punched his ticket to the semifinals next month by scaling the 14foot, 6-inch wall and ringing the buzzer at the top of the obstacle.

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Some people grow up wanting to be a professional athlete, a police officer, a fireman or even a cowboy.

East Coweta graduate Tyler Gillett set his sights on something a little more extreme—competing in NBC’s hit reality TV show, “American Ninja Warrior.”

Gillett, who works at a local Jimmy John's sandwich shop, reached his goal, and there’s no stopping him now.

During the Coweta County resident’s television debut June 26, he advanced to the semifinals during a regional competition that was held at the famous Daytona International Speedway.

“It’s a dream come true for me,” Gillett said.

Even though Gillett always wanted to test his skills against other ANW competitors, he had to get through a strict selection process, including filling out a lengthy questionnaire.

He also had to submit a video.

Gillett admits he was moved to tears when the producers of the show called to inform him he had made it and would have a chance to compete against other ANW hopefuls.

“I have worked so hard for this, I got pretty emotional,” he said. “It was just exciting.”

Gillett wasn’t a star athlete at East Coweta High School.

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No 2017 sales-tax holiday this year

By KANDICE BELL kandice@newnan.com Parents who are used to the annual tax-free weekend to multiply the bargains at back-toschool sales won’t be getting the tax break this year.

The annual tax-free holiday is typically held right before the start of the school year and gives shoppers a break on clothing, footwear, various school supplies and even computers. State lawmakers did not pass legislation during this year’s General Assembly session to allow any 2017 tax-free

periods, which includes another sales-tax holiday in October on energy-efficient items such as air conditioners, dishwashers, insulated doors or refrigerators for personal use.

Economists say the tax holidays merely give shoppers a bargain but do not make them buy more than they would anyway, so there’s no real economic benefit. But merchants in cities along the state lines argue they need the tax holidays to keep local customers from doing all their back-to-school shopping in the neighboring state during its

holiday.

Rep. Lynn Smith, R-Newnan, was the first and original author of the energy-efficient holiday.

“For several years, I carried both of the tax-holiday bills, but I’m not doing it anymore,” she said.

“It has been funded on and off since 2008 when the downturn in the economy hit,” she said.

Smith said in the end, the budget has to balanced and the needs of citizens become a matter of priority.

“There’s just added pressure on the budget with state obligations for health care and

other formula-driven needs for our citizens,” she said.

Newnan resident Dominique Reese has two school-aged children, but she said she plans to shop as normal.

“I have always felt as though stores would raise prices on certain items to diminish the amount of savings anyway,” she said. “I don't do all of my shopping at one time, so it hasn't been very beneficial for me. I know it helps other people though, so I wish it would have continued.”

“There’s just added pressure on the budget with state obligations for health care and other formuladriven needs for our citizens.”

— Rep. Lynn Smith

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there, I was going to compete on that show someday,” Gillett said.

It wasn’t just a pipe dream for the ambitious 14-year-old.

He was serious, and to show his friends and family just how much it meant to him, he began reconstructing similar AWN obstacles in his backyard.

Over the years, he has adopted a serious training regimen that includes trips to the gym several times a week.

He has also started working out with AWN alum Ryan Statis, who owns a facility in Atlanta.

“It was good to get pointers

from him and know what to expect,” Gillett said.

Gillett admits he couldn’t have made it this far without the support of his friends and family.

“They have all been great,” he said. “My friends and family have been with me all the way.”

His mother, Renee, has turned into one of his biggest fans.

However, she is also impressed with the way the athletes support each other.

“The American Ninja Warrior community is pretty close-knit,” she said. “That is nice to see.”

No matter what happens this year, Gillett wants to keep competing.

“I think if that’s not your goal, you are wasting your time,” he said.

In the nine-year history of the “American Ninja Warrior” reality-television series, only two athletes, Isaac Caldiero and Geoff Britten, have made it all the way to Las Vegas and tamed the course to earn the title of American Ninja Warrior.

That’s the next dream for Gillett, who is going to do everything he can do to get there.

Tyler Gillett navigates the “Wing Nut” obstacle.

“I want to keep doing this as long as I can,” he said.

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Support was strong among Cowetans, but it was a different story in Heard County.

At a public meeting held in Franklin in May, Heard County residents and officials came out strongly against the plan. Heard County Sheriff Ross Henry expressed concern about the burden the park would place on the county’s emergency services, and many at the meeting said Bush Head Shoals was too pretty a place to put an ATV park.

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I do not want to see that destroyed by ATVs,” he continued.

“I don’t think anybody in this room is against rafts, canoes and kayaks, a campground and a boat ramp,” Barker said. “But why destroy this place with ATVs and the noise?”

The man who sold the land to The Nature Conservancy, which then sold it to the state, sent a letter strongly criticizing the ATV park idea.

J. Rex Fuqua called the plans “environmentally irresponsible and embarrassing” and inconsistent with his intent in selling the property.

County Board of Commissioners voted to ask the state to withdraw support for the park plan.

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I. am. in. heaven. It’s fresh tomato season, and I made my first purchase on the square in Newnan on Wednesday.

And my tomato purchases will continue until the last day of anyone’s garden producing a homegrown one they are willing to sell.

My parents were the best when producing fresh produce.

We lived on 30 acres and did not have a fence surrounding our garden. My father’s name was Darden, and they called their creation Darden’s Garden.

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I couldn’t be the farmers my parents were, but I did try my hand with my first backyard garden on my 1.3-acre plot here in Newnan. I planted tomatoes and put up a fence around them to keep out our deer guests, but I guess it wasn’t high enough as our visitors would stick their heads over and nibble at their early morning breakfast.

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I planted tomatoes and put up a fence around them to keep out our deer guests, but I guess it wasn’t high enough.”

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Since it wasn’t rabbits hopping up those 20-plus steps, I didn’t know what did. Somebody tell me. Raccoon? Whatever it was it (they) ruined with those teeth marks every ripe tomato that I was giving one more day until perfection.

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Forage on your own. I feed birds in the winter, but I didn’t need a new pet taking the most

precious of precious tomatoes from me.

So, with my cherished purchase from Wednesday’s downtown Farmer’s Market, I had my first tomato. In a sandwich?

Nope. Not the first bite of the season: just a little salt, pepper, and mayo. And so it begins for a couple of months. Summer is here.

Next time, we’ll discuss which mayonnaise to add. Besides the goodness of the fresh tomato, it’s all about the mayo, too, right?

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Welcome to Senoia’s new manager Several dozen Senoia residents and business leaders braved the heavy rain June 29 to attend a welcoming reception for City Manager Harold Simmons hosted by the Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce. A handful of local restaurants offered samples to the rain-soaked guests. Pictured, from left to right, are city Utility Clerk Amanda Edens and her husband Police Chief Jason Edens, Simmons and his wife, Kelly Simmons.

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Mural completed in Greenville The latest addition to Meriwether County’s “Murals and Monarchs” tourism project is a wall-sized painting in the county seat of Greenville, part of a county-wide project to bring visitors using funds from various sources.

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