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Harper’s Farm Park August 13, 2017

Newnan hires design company to create plan for recreational area

BY CLAY NEELY

clay@newnan.com

The city has continued to show interest in turning city-owned property into a recreational park for kids and dogs.

During the last City Council meeting, the council awarded a $47,142 contract to Robert and Company — an Atlantabased design firm — to begin the design work for Harper’s Farm Recreational Park. The proposed park, off Sprayberry Road on Julies Way, was purchased by the city years ago.

In a previous meeting, Council Member Rhodes Shell said the area would be ideal based upon its location to the proposed LINC trail system.

The company has partnered with the city on several existing parks, including Ray Park on Spring Street.

Norma Haynes, a member of the Newnan Christmas Committee, also spoke to the council and expressed her gratitude for allowing the Christmas lights to be on display during the weekends in downtown Newnan.

“Having them on during the weekend has brought great comments, and it’s truly alive at night,” she said.

Haynes petitioned the council to look into having the remaining trees around the court square lit — making a total of 31 trees to have lights.

“Riding through our town with all the trees lit would be an amazing sight,” she said. “Please consider it, and know we appreciate it.”

In other business, the council: • Denied an application for an alcohol license to the Target Store on Bullsboro Drive after the applicant failed to appear before the council.

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An early sketch of the proposed Harper’s Farm Recreational Park is shown to council during a retreat session earlier this year. On Tuesday, Council awarded a contract to Robert and Company – an Atlanta-based design firm - to begin the design work for the park.

• Approved an application for the transfer of an alcohol business license for Brian’s Restaurant and Sports Bar on Newnan Crossing Bypass.

• Carried motion to approve the new millage rate for 2017 property taxes. The rollback rate goes from 4.05 mills to 3.87 mills. A mill is one dollar of tax for each

$1,000 of assessed property value.

• Approved the sale of a small portion

of property located between 65 and 59 Wesley Street.

• Approved the request on behalf of the New Cultural Arts Commission to

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A tourism development team, organized by the Georgia Department of Economic Development, visited Coweta County for three days last week — looking at options for growing tourism.

Ci ndy E id son of GDE cD wa s the team leader. She comes from a Coweta family and was once Newnan’s Main Street director. She said 44 tourism development team visits have taken place around the state and noted communities where teams have visited can apply for grants from the state.

A tourism development team visit in neighboring Meriwether County was the precursor to grants that are helping to put butterfly gardens and murals in Meriwether’s towns. Eidson said a community meeting will be held somewhere in Coweta when the team’s written report is done.

The team gathered Monday morning at the Newnan Centre where they

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Newnan Mayor Keith Brady and other officials cut the ribbon to officially open the pollinator garden on Carmichael Street.

Newnan accepts Million Pollinator Garden Challenge

BY EMILY KIMBELL

news@newnan.com Keep Newnan Beautiful is doing its part to encourage bees and other pollinators to do their jobs.

Recently , Keep Newnan Beautiful held the ribbon cutting ceremony for its pollinator garden, located at 14 Carmichael St. The event marks nearly a year since KNB first began work in September 2016 on transforming an empty lot

located behind the University of West Georgia’s Newnan campus into a landscape intended to promote and sustain natural wildlife.

Recently, pollinator gardens have seen a growth in popularity because of the downturn in bee, butterfly, bird, and bat population. According to the National Pollinator Garden Network, these animals, known as pollinators, “are responsible for one out of three bites of food we

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take each day, and yet pollinators are at a critical point in their own survival.”

The populations drop has spurred the Million Pollinator Garden Challenge, “a campaign to register one million public and private gardens and landscapes to support pollinators.”

With all of Newnan’s recent developments and growth, Keep

becky@newnan.com All student-athletes in the Coweta Count y School System a re now undergoing baseline concussion testing to ensure proper treatment in case of a brain injury.

“We know it’s a serious matter, and in athletics it unfortunately occurs,” Superintendent Dr. Steve Barker said at the August meeting of the Coweta County Board of Education. “Over the years, we’ve been looking at implementing a way of dealing with it.”

A fter a com mu n it y member brought the idea of concussion impact testing to the school system, Director of Student Services Evan Horton researched the concept and what resources would be needed.

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Kids celebrate summer reading Roughly 50 elementary students showed up Aug. 5 at the Carnegie Library to pose with Newnan Mayor Keith Brady. It capped a celebration of reading they had done between the school years as part of Mayor Brady Rocks Summer Reading. Each participant submitted a diary tallying the time spent reading which was used in a drawing for door prizes. The kids also created their own comic books, played Scrabble, wrote book reviews and danced during the two-hour celebration. The six best reviews as judged by Walter Jones, publisher of The Newnan Times-Herald, received NTH gift bags, and their reviews were published later on the Opinion page.

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host another Jazz in the Park event at the Greenville street Park on Sept.

8, which would also allow for food trucks.

• Approved agreement with the Coweta Community Foundation for management of the Howard Warner playground.

• Approved final readings for the annexation of the 75-acre lot located at 120 Whitlock Road into the city of Newnan and the rezoning of the area into RU-7 – urban single family residential dwelling high density.

• Approved a request from Richard Mix at Full Circle Toys to close a portion of Madison Street for the fifth annual Zombie Day event held on Oct. 14.

• Approved a request from Caleb Stanley to use three spaces in the parking area beside the Wadsworth Auditorium for an ice cream truck to park and serve while events are held at the auditorium.

• Approved request for filming at several location i n dow ntow n New na n for a feature film, “The Boarder,” which will not require any closings of streets or sidewalks.

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A ba s el i ne conc u ssion is a computer-based neurocognitive test that measures reaction time, memory, mental processing speed and executive function. t is part of preseason preparation, taken before training and competition.

Coweta schools a re u si n g t he I m me d i ate Post-Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing (ImPACT) test, which currently is used by more than 7,000 high schools and 1,000 colleges and universities.

A l l Cowet a Cou nt y School System trainers have been certified in the administration of impact testing and in reading the results.

Baseline testing will allow comparisons between pre- and postinjury results to create a treatment plan for individual student-athletes.

The purpose of baseline testing is to prevent concussed student-athletes from returning to action before their brains are completely healed.

Injured athletes will be required to pass a postinjury test and successfully complete the school system’s return-to-play protocol. “ We hope we never have to use t he postinjury test,” Horton said, adding that student-athletes w i l l h ave to be cleared by a medical professional to enter into the school system’s return-toplay program.

“We do all we can to keep our student-athletes safe,” he said.

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talked with local off icials. Following a working lunch, they visit the historic courthouse, Oak Hill Cemetery, the African American Alliance Museum and the Walter B. Hill Community Center in Turin, which was bu i lt a s a Rosenwa ld school for black children during the Jim Crow era.

There also was a stop at the new Leroy Johnson Park, which is under construction in Senoia.

Tuesday began with a brea k fa st , fol lowed by a visit to the Chatt a hoochee R iver, t he B row n’s M i l l B at t le field, Sprayberry’s Barbecue for lunch and then t he McR itch ie -Hol l i s

Museum and Children’s Connect Museum.

Late Tuesday the group headed to Moreland for a n over v iew of tou rism projects and tours of the Hometown Heritage Museum in the Moreland Mill and the nearby Erskine Caldwell Birthplace and Museum.

The team had dinner at Nic & Normans in Senoia on Tuesday and finished up their tour Wednesday with a breakfast at the Coweta County Fairgrounds. The breakfast featured a panel discussion on local events with Gail Downs and Suzanne Helfman of the Senoia Downtown Development Authority, Michael Frnka

from Turin and Courtney Harcourt of Main Street Newnan.

In addition to Eidson, members of the tourism development team were Hol ly Wi n ner, P residential Pathways Travel A ssociation ; Rebek a h Sn ider, GDE cD; Ti n a Lilly, Georgia Council for the Arts; Corinne Thornton, Georgia Department of Community Affairs; Rebecca Clopp, West Point Welcome Center; Lativia Rivers, Columbus Visitor Center; Jeanne Cyriaque, heritage tourism consultant; Randi G re ene , G DE cD ; a nd Jenny Robins, Georgia EMC.

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Miller quadruplets don’t mind visiting the doctor

Some youngsters do not like to go to the doctor, but that clearly is not true of the Miller quadruplets. The four infants, born Dec. 16, 2016, at Piedmont Newnan Hospital, recently were taken by the mom, Kortney Miller, on a surprise visit to her obstetrical gynecologist, Dr. Heather Turner. The four enjoyed snuggling with the doctor. “They've all grown so much and developed their own personalities,”

mom said. “They love eating their fingers and toes, being active, holding their own bottles and have everyone wrapped around their little fingers.”

Two of the children are rolling over.

“Brayden is trying to crawl. Bryant is pulling up, and Brandon and Kenlee want all the attention. For first words, Brayden and Brandon say 'dada,' Bryant says 'momma,' and Kenlee just babbles,” Kortney Miller said.

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Newnan Beautiful Director Page Beckwith saw a pollinator garden as a fun way to contribute to this massive movement.

“Natural habitats are getting reduced, especially in Newnan with

new construction happening,” she said. Beckwith said the garden is a chance to “take something ugly and make it look pretty, to let people watch these plants and butterflies and bees and wasps, and give them

(the pollinators) a place to land, get food and go on.”

Newnan’s garden, registered with Pollinator Partnership, is now one of the million pollinator gardens in the United States.

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Pickleball gaining popularity with Coweta tennis players “

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ormer tennis players in Coweta are starting to play another sport- Pickleball.

Pickleball is a sport that combines tennis, badminton and pingpong, and is played by two to four players using paddles and a plastic ball with holes, on either an indoor or outdoor court about one-third the size of a standard tennis court, according to www. extramile.thehartford.com, a website with information on topics of everyday life, like home improvement, health and wellness, new technologies, and carrelated subjects.

Pickleball is appealing people in their 50s, 60s and 70s who used to play tennis or are looking for an activity that offers good aerobic exercise. It’s not as strenuous as traditional racket sports and gives players the chance to socialize during the game.

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able for all ages and sizes,” Perkins said. “We have as many as 18 people here on some days to play. We usually play to either nine or 11 points and if there’s a tie, the winner must win by at least two points.”

Phyllis Gra ha m sa id she plays at the recreation center often and loves the camaraderie.

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The beginning of Pickleball

The game was first invented in 1965 on Bainbridge Island, Wash., when three dads decided to use Wiffle balls when playing badminton. The men lowered the badminton net and made some fabricated paddles from plywood, according to www.extramile.thehartford.com Pickleball can be played with either two or four players. The size of the court is 20×44 feet, which is the same as a double badminton court.

Pickleball in Coweta

C a rl McK n ig ht w ith Coweta County Recreation Center on Temple Avenue said the center has hosted Pickleball for a couple of years at the recreation center. There are two courts inside the gym and tennis courts outside of the gym have also been equipped with lines for Pickleball.

The game can be played

It gets the heart rate up quite a bit, but it’s very social.

We’ve probably met about 30 new friends from Pickleball.

We travel to LaGrange and Peachtree City to play sometimes.”

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Pickleball is a sport that combines tennis, badminton and pingpong, and is played by two to four players using paddles and a plastic ball with holes, on either an indoor or outdoor court about one-third the size of a standard tennis court.

Monday through Friday, beginning around 9:30 a.m. until around 1 p.m most days. Membership at the recreation center is $50 per year or $5 per walk-in.

Dan Fielder began playing a about a year ago when introduced to the sport by a neighbor. He said he plays a couple times a week.

“I like the competition, but it’s also great for hand and eye coordination and reflexes,” Fielder said. “It gets you in shape and the people are great. It’s great exercise.”

Fielder said everyone tries to play their best and the women are really good at the game. Fielder recommends anyone who wants to play to get with a friend and come and observe to

learn the game.

“There are Pickleball clubs all over,” Fielder said.

Susan Perkins was once was an avid tennis player, but had to quit playing because of injuries. She found out about Pickleball and has been playing every since.

“I come at least two days per week,” she said. “It gets the heart rate up quite a bit, but it’s very social. We’ve probably met about 30 new friends from Pickleball. We travel to LaGrange and Peachtree City to play, and sometimes they come here.”

Perkins said her husband, Billy, has been hosting introduction classes for new players since the beginning of August and has two more classes on

Monday, Aug. 21 and Monday, Aug. 28 from 6:00-7:00 p.m. She said the classes are free and a source of information for anyone to new the game.

To register for the class, call the recreation center at 770-254-3750.

“This is game is suit-

The first known pickleball tournament was held in 1976, according to the USA Pickleball Association. USAPA was organized in 1984, and by 1990, pickleball was being played in all 50 states. The sport continued to spread as it became increasingly popular in senior athletic events in the early 2000s.

Although the sport is now more than 50 years old, it’s grown rapidly over the past decade. The USAPA estimates that more than 2.46 million people now play the game nationwide and there are nearly 4,000 known places to play, up from fewer than 50 places

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Susan Perkins prepares to serve the ball during a Pickleball game Thursday morning. Perkins used to play tennis until she was sidelined by injuries.

in 2003.

Coweta Pickleball players participated in the First Annual Doc Holliday Shootout Pickleball Tournament in Griffin Aug. 12-13. Perkins said several players won medals.

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illustrator David Boyd Sr., who created the book's cover art, will also sign books. A second signing will be held at The Carnegie Library on Aug. 26.

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The Newnan Theatre Company will present “To Kill a Mockingbird,” based on the 1960 novel penned by Harper Lee, continues August 24-27.

Showtimes are Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 for children, $13 for students and senior citizens, and $17 for adults.

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Newnan Theatre Company at www.newnantheatre.org.

Joe Gransden Big Band Show Aug. 26., 7 p.m., $15-$20 Back by popular demand, Joe Gransden Big Band and special guest Carmen Bradford will pay tribute to Ella Fitzgerald in honor of her 100th Birthday. Hailing from just north of Manhattan, New York, Gransden has performed worldwide and released eight CDs under his own name. Renowned first for the hard bop approach of his trumpet, Gransden’s singing voice has been compared to that of Chet Baker and Frank Sinatra. Tickets are $20, $15 for seniors. The Nixon Centre for the Arts is located at 1523 Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan. For more information, call 770-254-2787 or visit www.TheNixonCentre.net

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Earlene Scott, who owned and operated Scott’s Bookstore in downtown Newnan for years will host the event. Locally renowned cartoonist and

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Art Over Dinner is a series of intimate gatherings with artists and the organizations that support their work. A collaboration with chefs and local farmers brings a seasonal meal that showcases winemakers and brewers. Guest artists are invited to spark the conversation at one long farm table on the outdoor deck of The Art Farm at Serenbe. Kyle Brooks, also known as BlackCatTips, is a street folk artist native to the American South. Joe Dreher, aka JOEKINGATL, considers himself a multi-dimensional social artist. Tickets for this event can be purchased at https://www.eventbrite. com/e/art-over-dinner-withblackcattips-joekingatl-tickets-30139905268?aff=facebook.

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rience the vernacular sounds of local musicians playing acoustic music around the courthouse lawn! We invite any musician with an acoustic instrument to join and play at their own accord. Pickin’ on the Square is a fantastic networking opportunity for musicians to collaborate with other artists and welcomes all genres of music and skill levels. Musicians typically arrive after 10 a.m. and play until around 2 p.m., however, there is no dedicated time for this event.

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Run Day Schedule 6:30 am On-site registration and check-in for registered runners and walkers 7:30am Check-in & on-site registration ends 8:00 am 5K Race 8:00 am 10K Race 9:30 am Tot Trot & Awards Ceremony

The Monthly Market Day is hosted by Main Street Newnan on the first Saturday of every month from April-December, around the courthouse square in downtown Newnan.

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Saturday before Labor Day for over 25 years. The race begins in Downtown Newnan and spans through “The City of Homes,” where runners will catch a glimpse of our beautiful, historic in-town neighborhoods and commercial district. The race welcomes both runners and walkers of all skill levels. Runners are given options to pursue a 5K route, and a/or 10K route. A "Tot Trot" sprint is hosted after all of the runners have returned from the finish line for all children who wish to participate in the event. Runners who register after Aug. 18 are not guaranteed a race T-shirt.

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