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Fairburn Farmer’s Market June 17 | 4 p.m. | $0 The Fairburn Farmers Market will be held on Friday afternoons from June 3 through Aug 26 from 4 to 7 p.m.

The market offers more than two dozen vendors with locally grown produce, baked bread and pastries, artisan foods, and local crafts. The market also features weekly live entertainment, children’s games, and live demonstrations. The market is located at 15 W. Broad Street in Fairburn. For more information visit www.fairburnfarmersmarket.com.

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Hapeville Movie Night June 17 | 7:30 p.m. | $0 Hapeville Movie Night Under the Stars will take place on the football field of the Hoyt Smith Center, located at 3444 N. Fulton Ave. in Hapeville, on June 17. Admission to the movie is free and the event includes a D.J., games, a bounce house and concessions. the fun begins at 7:30 p.m. and the movie begins at dusk. For more information visit www.hapeville.org.

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Trust in us June 17 | 1 p.m. | Peachtree City Attorney Vickie Farrell with Fayette Law Group will talk about the advantages of creating a retirement trust and the steps to follow at Fayette Senior Services, located at 203 McIntosh Trail in Peachtree City. This program is FREE but pre-registration is required. To register, call 770-461-0813 or email register@fayss.org (include name, phone number and event title). FSS members and nonmembers welcome. www.Fayss.org.

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Callaway Gardens Triathlon June 18 | 7:30 a.m. | $70 The TriColumbusGA will present the Callaway Gardens Sprint Triathlon and Duathlon. The event is suitable for all skill levels. The swim will include 1/4 mile in four feet of water, the bike will be nine miles of gentle terrain and the run will include two miles of flat ground.

Age groups include 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, and 13-14 for children and 15 - 70 and over adult groups (divided into groups in increments of five.) Awards will be given to the top three in each age group. The event will take place June 18 from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Callaway Gardens, located at 17800 US Hwy 27 in Pine Mountain, and the cost ranges from $70 to $140. For more information call 808-478-7576 or visit www.active.com.

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​$1.4 million renovation under way at First Baptist

By WINSTON SKINNER winston@newnan.com One of Coweta County’s largest and oldest churches is undertaking a $1.4 million renovation.

First Baptist Church of Newnan is upgrading its sanctuary. The work has already begun, and services are being held at the historic sanctuary, located at the corner of Brown Street and West Washington Street.

Services are continuing at 8:30 and 10:50 a.m. each Sunday while the work is underway. The targeted completion for the project is in August.

“Since Jesus is accessible to all people, we believe our church should be also,” said Dr. Jimmy Patterson, senior pastor of the church.

“We want to remove all barriers for people coming to Christ. Our new initiative will make our church more spiritually, physically, and emotionally accessible to all the people of our region,” Patterson said.

The church’s plan is to create “an enhanced place of worship for all generations,” according to a statement. The congregation held a Vision2020 campaign, which led to the plan for upgrades in the main sanctuary, which was con-

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both time-consuming but a whole lot of fun,” said Michael Miller, chairman of the Facilities Team.

“I realized fairly quickly, as did the rest of the Facilities Team, this was not just another building project – it was about sharpening our God-given tools to better serve Him in the community,” he added.

Miller, a historic preservation expert, said there was an effort “to be respectful of the past” in making the plans. “First Baptist Newnan is here today because of the faithfulness of past generations,” he observed.

“We also know that what we’re doing now will impact future generations,” Miller said. During the planning process, Miller often found himself quoting First Baptist’s pastor from 1903, when the church celebrated its 75th anniversary and dedicated a Sunday school building: “Let us not … rest on past endeavors. The work of the church is not done, until the Lord comes again …

So we must labor, not for ourselves nor for the present generation, but also for those yet to come …”

Miller reflected, “I think this conveys what this project is all about – winning future generations for Him.”

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Blake Gammill Run The Blake Gammill Run will take place at the Boundary Water Park, located at 5000 Ga Hwy 92 N in Douglasville on June 18 beginning at 7:30 a.m. the race will include a 5K, 10K and one-mile fun run. For more information contact Billy Lashley at 678-873-6720 or blashley@sheriff.douglas.ga.us.

structed in 1968.

Pl a n ne d i mprovement s i nclude enlarging the chancel area to provide a more accessible and f lexible space for worship. The new chancel area will accommodate a variety of arrangements for choirs, ensembles and an orchestra.

A wheelchair lift will make the platform accessible to all. Repairs and upgrades are being made to the organ to enhance its range for use with a variety of music – from classic hymns to contemporary praise and worship songs.

There will also be a new sound system – and additional lighting is being added to augment the existing chandeliers, which are also being refurbished.

Pews will be painted and refinished, and the sanctuary will receive a fresh coat of paint and new carpet and hardwood flooring.

The changes to the floor will not be just aesthetic. They will also improve the building’s acoustics for congregational singing.

The sanctuary improvements were designed by architects Foreman Seeley Fountain of Atlanta, working in conjunction with the FBC Newnan Facilities Team. The contractor is Headley Construction of Newnan.

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​On track for justice I n 18 75, a 1 5 -yea r- old O h i o f a r m g i rl n a m e d Phoebe Ann Moses grabbed her rifle and won a sho ot i n g m atc h w it h America’s top marksman, Frank Butler.

Phoebe later married Butler, changed her name to Annie Oakley and joined her husba nd on Buffa lo Bill’s Traveling Wild West Show.

A nnie Oa k ley become one of the world’s foremost celebrities. When it came to shooting, there was no one a ny where—ma le or female—who was better.

Her story was celebrated i n a Broadway musica l, Annie Get Your Gun. During a duet between Annie a nd Fra n k, she reminds him musically that “Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better.”

A n n ie ’s l i s t of “a nythings” didn’t include foot races.

W h ich bri ngs us to Alaska, where rugged pioneer types are in a tizzy because a boy just beat some girls in a track meet.

W h i le competi ng as a female.

Nattaphon Wa ng yot— aka “Ice”— attends Haines High School and admits to being a biological male, right down to the plumbing. But Ice insists he has identified as a girl since he was five years old.

Ice’s pa rents, friends, classmates and teachers always went along and no one said a thing. But when Ice joined the Haines High girls’ track team, trouble bubbled up.

Ice just competed in the 2016 Alaska State Track Championships. In qualifying races, Ice finished 5th in the 100 meters and 3nd in the 200 meters, earning a place in the finals of each event, and knocking a couple of biological females to “But the Lord shall endure forever.

He hath prepared His throne for judgement. And He shall judge the world in righteousness. He shall minister judgement to the people in uprightness.

The Lord also will be a refuge for the oppressed, a refuge in times of trouble.

And they that know thy name will put their trust in thee: for thou, Lord, hast not forsaken them that seek thee.”

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I n s t e a d o f c e l e b r a ting this victory for diversity, some shallow-minded young ladies said letting Ice compete wasn’t cool.

Emma Daniels, who races for Hutchinson High i n Fa i rba n ks, sa id, “I’m glad t hat t h is person is comfortable with who they are and they’re able to be happy in who they are, but I don’t think it’s competitively completely 100-percent fair.”

Pey ton Young ag reed, say i ng, “I don’t k now what’s politically correct to say, but in my opinion your gender is what you’re born with. It’s the DNA. Genetically, a guy has more muscle mass than a girl, and if he’s racing against a girl, he may have an advantage.”

If Ice has an advantage, it is allowed by the Alaska School Activities Association, whose rules state: “For the purposes of interscholastic activities, the

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The action on the track ra i sed some h ack les i n the crowd. Jim Minnery, of Alaska Family Action said, “Allowing students to play on teams of the opposite sex d i spropor t ionately impacts female students, who will lose spots on track, soccer and volleyball teams to male students who identify as female.”

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I am woman. Hear me whine.

This incident is a great reminder that the women’s rights movement has never been about equal opportunities for women, but equal outcomes.

Even in foot races with boys.

Solutions? Here’s one: Ice was allowed to compete because he identif ied as a girl. Just tell the girls he beat they are welcome to identify as “winners.”

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Paris, a one-year-old “teacup” Yorkshire terrier, was honored on her birthday with a party complete with entertainment, refreshments and guests – human and canine.

Book on FDR published by University of Georgia Press Cancer Survivors Month

received awards – and guitars – for their hard work. The program, offered by the Newnan Police Department, provides free guitars and lessons to foster children and at-risk youth.

Millions celebrated National Cancer Survivors Day® (NCSD) on June 5. In Georgia, June has been declared Cancer Survivor’s Month.

New programs from NCHS

BTG helps local youth

The Newnan-Coweta Historical Society (NCHS) has added several new programs to the organization’s three local venues in the past year. “Bathing Beauties” includes a display of swimsuit styles from the 1800s through the 1950s. The exhibit will be on view at the McRitchieHollis Museum in downtown Newnan throughout the summer.

Bridging the Gap Community Outreach kicked off its Summer Lunch Program this month to feed local youth.

BTG is a nonprofit organization that has been serving local residents since 2009 who are in need of food, toiletries and other household items. The Summer Food Program helps feed children that are in need during summer vacation.

The Newnan Times-Herald has won 12 awards

County finds flaws in local budget

The Newnan Times-Herald has won 12 awards in the Georgia Press Association’s advertising contest. The contest is held annually, and newspapers from throughout the state participate. The Newnan TimesHerald won eight first place awards and four second place plaques.

Twenty-five percent of the Grantville 2016 fiscal year budget comes from fines and forfeitures.

Obama administration asks nation to lower salt

Newnan fountain fitted with lights

The Obama administration is encouraging food companies and restaurants to lower the amount of salt in the foods they sell. Voluntary guidance proposed by the Food and Drug Administration sets two-year and 10-year sodium targets for around 150 categories of foods.

The fountain in the Newnan city park at Temple Avenue and Jackson Street has recently been f itted with an array of color-changing lights, and is quite the enchanting place to pass a summer’s evening. In addition, new parking spaces have been recently constructed at the park to improve access.

Humane Society receives grant

Student graduated from the Guitars Not Guns program

The Newnan-Coweta Humane Society has received an $800 Emergency Medical Grant from the Petfinder Foundation.

The Petfinder Foundation Emergency Medical Grant program is used to assist Petfinder members who are caring for a

Eleven students graduated from the Guitars Not Guns program June 7, and

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By MAGGIE BOWERS maggie@newnan.com Is it time for a change? The Newnan Times-Herald wants your opinion.

A reader survey with questions and room fo f r comments is now available online at www.times-herald.com/s / urvey. /s y y.

The survey was created in a style similar to that of a customer service experience questionnaire.

Readers can rank the importance of various sections in the newspaper in addition to topics covered.

Several changes were made to The Newnan Times-Herald in the past, and the majority of the improvements were a result of readers’ input.

According to Publisher, John A. Winters, the time is right to gather the opinions of readers once again.

“Tell us what you think we’re doing right and where we need to improve,” Winters said.

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The Scharkko-Fisk family: Bella, Micah, Joe and Erin, are hoping to raise $15,000 so Micah can get a seizure alert dog.

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Aft ffter being a part of the educational field in Georgia ffor more than 40 years, longtime educator and Cowetan Cathy Wright is retiring.

Currently, y y, Wright is the director of the University of West Georgia campus in Newnan, and the campus is holding “Cathy Wright Day” on Feb. 5 to celebrate her retirement.

“I’m 64, heading towards 65,” she said. “A “ t this age, you start to wonder how much time you have left fft ; and you think about things you want to do, places you want to go; you wonder if you’ll stay healthy enough to do any of them … My children grew up here in Newnan with one set of grandparents next door and the other set only two miles ffrom our home. Grandparents were a big

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pet that needs special life-saving veterinary care in order to become adoptable.

Homegoods to open in neighboring city Homegoods, a department store focusing on home decor, will be opening in August in Peachtree City.

Church concert, yard sales raises funds A recent concert by the Ugandan Thunder Choir at First Baptist Church – along with a yard sale – raised more than $6,000 for Mission Mbale’s upcoming mission trip and outreach in Uganda.

Kaye Lanning Minchew’s book, “A President in Our Midst: Franklin Delano Roosevelt in Georgia,” has been published by the University of Georgia Press. Minchew retired after years of service as head of the Troup County Archives in LaGrange.

Newnan resident places in Enduro racing Newnan resident Don Maurer is currently tied for first place in the national circuit for Enduro motorcycle racing. He recently placed first in the regional circuit.

New at Walmart Walmart now offers a online grocery service. Customers pick a convenient pickup time and location, which is free. Walmart picks the items, but the unwanted items can be returned.

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Adoption Event June 18 | 10 a.m. | LaGrange The LaGrange Troup County Humane Society will be attending the Dog Days of Summer Adoption Event at Petsense LaGrange along with the City of LaGrange Animal Shelter. Petsense is located at 141 Commerce Avenue in LaGrange.

The event is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Goody bags of cat/dog treats, food, and toys will be available to anyone who adopts a dog or cat, courtesy of Petsense.

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June 29 | 11:30 a.m. | Peachtree City

Janis Boscarello, an intuitive medium, has come to Newnan to help locals find closure and connect with loved ones on the other side. $15 cash at the door on June 16 at 2 1/2 East Court Square, Suite 7 (above Rednexican restaurant) from 7 to 9 p.m. Seating is limited, register now at www.mainstreetnewnan.com.

Mary Kay Garafalo Rudd, PhD and Registered Dietician will discuss food safety in the kitchen at Fayette Senior Services, located at 203 McIntosh Trail in Peachtree City. Learn about the safest practices to preparing food of all types and the consequences of undercooked foods in addition to how long to keep leftovers, best storage methods for certain food and more! This program is FREE but pre-registration is required. 770461-0813 or email register@fayss.org (include name, phone number and event title and location). FSS members and non-members welcome. www.Fayss.org.

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Atlanta Rhythm Section June 18 | 8 p.m. | Fayetteville Southern Ground, located at 301 LaFayette Avenue, will welcome a double bill of 1970s light rock with the Atlanta Rhythm Section and Pure Prairie League. Popular on the radio in the 1970s, Atlanta Rhythm Section and Pure Prairie League will offer memorable live entertainment. The event will begin on June 18 at 8 p.m.

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Register between 7:30 - 7:45 a.m. at the main office. Refreshments will be available. $5 parking. For more information call 706-456-2602.

Essential Oils 101 June 21 | 6 p.m. | Downtown Newnan Learn all about essential oils at 2 1/2 East Court Square, Suite 7 (above Rednexican restaurant) on June 21 from 6 to 7 p.m. Tana Lee, a doTERRA Wellness advocate will offer guests knowledge of what essential oils are, how they are used and what type of things they are used for. Learn about all of the many every day things essential oils can be used for. For information the full Class Schedule or questions please Contact Tana Lee, 678-877-7630.

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‘State of Education’ Luncheon June 29 | 11:30 a.m. | Newnan The Newnan-Coweta Chamber will host a “State of Education” Lunch June 29 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Newnan Country Club, 1356 Highway 29 North in Newnan. Speakers will include Coweta County Schools Superintendent Dr. Steve Barker, University of West Georgia Provost Michael Crafton, Ph.D., and West Georgia Technical College President Steve Daniel.

They will share our community’s progress and achievements in education during the past year and highlight future goals. The “State of Education” Lunch on June 29 is sponsored by Newnan CEO. Registration for the lunch is $35 for Chamber Members and guests and $50 for General Admission. For more information, call 770253-2270 or email info@newnancowetachamber.org.

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June 18 | 10 a.m. | Cartersville A Scavenger Hunt Challenge will take place on June 18 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site, located at 813 Indian Mound Rd SE in Cartersville. Guests can learn about Native American life, archaeology, and nature through fun activities. $6 to participate in the event and $2 for parking. For more information call 706-387-3747.

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June 21 | 4 p.m. | Peachtree City An insider’s guide to becoming an extra will be hosted

by Fayette Senior Services, located at 203 McIntosh Trail in Peachtree City. Melissa Hill will share the secrets to the easiest and best ways to become an extra in the next big film.

Get tips on a usual day on a set for an extra and hear about current filming in the Atlanta area. This program is FREE but pre-registration is required. 770-461-0813 or email register@fayss.org (include name, phone number and event title).

FSS members and non-members welcome. www.Fayss.org.

June 18 | 11:30 a.m. | $0 | Fayetteville Enjoy free outdoor entertainment on the old courthouse lawn in downtown Fayetteville from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Bring a lunch or purchase food from the chosen vendor (to be determined). The Mom’s Club of Fayetteville will also sell homemade desserts and fresh lemonade at the event. Whitewater Church in Fayetteville will provide literature about the church along with free water. Live entertainment will also be included, to be determined and announced. This event is free and open to the public. For more information call Main Street Fayetteville at 770-719-4173.

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Douglasville Bazaar June 25 | 11 a.m. | Douglasville A family-friendly day of shopping, food and music will

July 2 | 10 a.m. | Newnan Main Street Newnan will host Market Day on July 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and every first Saturday of the month from April - December. Homemade, handmade, and homegrown items from local artisans, artists, and farmers will be available for purchase. The event is free and open to the public.

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23rd annual Horseshoe Tournament July 2 | 10 a.m. | Douglasville The 23rd-annual Horseshoe Tournament will take place on July 2 beginning at 10 a.m. at Hunter Park in Douglasville. Adult players of all skill levels are welcome to participate in the single and doubles style tournament. The cost is $5 for singles and $10 for doubles.

Trophies will be awarded for first, second and third place in each division. Complimentary refreshments will be available for all participants.

be available to the general public on June 25 at the Douglasville Bazaar. The event will take place at O’Neal Plaza at 6695 Church Street in Douglasville from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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LaGrange Art Museum June 18 | 1 p.m. | $0 | LaGrange The LaGrange Art Museum, located at 112 Lafayette Parkway in LaGrange will offer Super Saturday — Free Family Art Day, once a month from 1 to 4 p.m. (Every third Saturday) Families, neighbors and friends can come to our current exhibit and explore an art activity. For more information and a full list of classes, workshops and camps, visit http://www. lagrangeartmuseum.org.

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The Fourth of July Parade will begin at Veteran’s Memorial Park at 9 a.m. and end at Greenville Street Park between 9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Main Street Newnan welcomes the community to meet at Veteran’s Memorial Park by 8:30 a.m.

June 25 | 9 a.m. | Newnan Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic on tap at HELP Spay/Neuter Clinic HELP Spay/Neuter Clinic will host a low-cost vaccine clinic June 25 from 9 – 10:45 am. Rabies, DHPP, heartworm test is $20. For cats we offer Rabies, FVRCP for $10 each, FELV vaccine for $15, as well as FELV/FIV Combo test is $30. First come, first served. All cats must be in carriers, all dogs must be on a leash. The clinic is located at 12 The Crescent, in Newnan. For more information, please visit helpspayneuter.org/.

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American Red Cross Blood Drive July 7 | 12 p.m. | Newnan The American Red Cross will offer a blood drive to the public on July 7 at the Asa M. Powell Sr. Expo Center, located at 197 Temple Avenue in Newnan. The event is scheduled from 2 to 5 p.m.

June 18 | 7 p.m. | Senoia Producers of Rainy Season, a film based on the short story

by STEPHEN KING, are hosting a red carpet event and silent auction June 18 from 7 - 10 pm at Senoia Coffee & Cafe. Several items will be available for auction including: 2 tickets to the Prince Tribute band, The Purple Xperience; a ride for 2 in the official pace car of Atlanta Motor Speedway; a one-year membership to Snap Fitness; and passes to The Amazing Escape Room. Guests will have the opportunity to meet a featured zombie from a popular television series. For more information on the film visit www.rainyseasonmovie.com and visit www.squareup.com/store/rainy-season-film-fund.

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Masonic lodge to host car show June 25 | 10 a.m. | Palmetto The Palmetto Masonic Lodge will host a Car Show on Saturday, June 25 beginning at 10 a.m. A $20 donation required to register for the show. The event takes place at 504 Park Street in Palmetto GA 30268. All cars, trucks and motorcycles are welcome.

Pedal for Pets July 9 | 8 a.m. | Senoia The fifth-annual SSCC Pedal for Pets Charity Bike Ride will take place on July 9 at 229 Bridge Street in downtown Senoia. The ride is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. Well marked routes include 8-mile family ride, 31, 66 and 103 mile routes. Ride is fully supported with great specialty rest stops and SAG vehicles, plus postride meal. For more information and to register, visit www.southsidecycling.com.

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Twilight Paddle Night June 18 | 7:45 p.m. | Jackson A Twilight Paddle Night will take place on June 18 from 7:45 to 9:15 p.m at High Falls State Park, located at 76 High Falls Park Dr. in Jackson. Watch wading birds and enjoy the setting sun in this peaceful, ranger-led three-mile canoe trip to Buck Creek. The program is open to adults and children eight or older who are accompanied by an adult. Reservations are required. $15 includes boat and gear. $5 parking. For more information and to register call 478-993-3053.

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Amateur Field Day June 29 | 11:30 a.m. | Newnan The Coweta County Fairgrounds will host Coweta County EMA Amateur Radio Field Day on June 26 in the Agriculture Building, the Walker Horne Outdoor Theater, the ticket booth and the midway. The fairgrounds are located at 275 Pine Road, just outside of Newnan. Field day is scheduled to run from 2 p.m. June 26 to 2 p.m. June 27.

The Commodores July 9 | 8 p.m. | Fayetteville Southern Ground, located at 301 LaFayette Avenue in Fayetteville, will host The Commodores on July 9 beginning at 8 p.m. The legendary Motown soul/pop group produced many dance hits and ballads in the 1970s and 1980s. The evening will include classics such as “Brick House,” “Three Times a Lay,” and “Nightshift.” For more information call 770-719-4173.

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“Warcraft” works where “The Hobbit” didn’t Reviews By Jonathan W. Hickman Full disclosure: I’ve never played the game Warcraft.

W hile playing such games never interested me, I suspect that part of my unfamiliarity is generational. But even if you’ve never even heard of Warcraft, you might like the film. And, I reckon, you might like it even more than die-hard fans.

“Warcraft” exists in a fantasy world that wouldn’t likely exist if it hadn’t been for J.R.R. Tolkien’s famous book series. But both because of comparisons to those novels and the immensely popular films that followed, it is inevitable that “Warcraft” will have its fair share of haters. And, sure, “Warcraft” isn’t “The Lord of the Rings” but it isn’t “The Hobbit” either. And, I’ll bet that general audiences and children will find it more entertaining than the stretched

out handling of Tolkien’s relatively thin initial tome.

The film concerns a fantastical conflict between the race of humans and an invading race of orcs. Beginning in the orcs dying land, we learn that the orc leader has become corrupted by a mysterious magical power that literally lives by sucking the life out of those around it.

And given the deadly side effect of the dark magic, the orcs are forced to flee their homeland and take over another. This leads them through a portal and into a world ruled harmoniously by a race of humans-think “Game of Thrones,” but the PG-13 version.

Not all the orcs are villainous. One ch iefta i n na med Durotan (voiced and animated by actor Toby Kebbell) questions the orc leadership and, as revealed in the film’s trailer, just might seek an alliance with

the humans. Of course, a great battle is on the horizon.

Surprisingly well conceived a nd ha ndsomely mounted, “ Wa r c r a f t ” e x c e e d e d m y expectations.

Sure, you have to take the drama with a predictable grain of salt, but this isn’t meant to play as much dramatically as it is to entertain as a sweeping fantasy mini-epic.

It helps that the performances led by Travis Fimmel are finely cut. Fimmel, who also appears in this week’s “Maggie’s Plan” makes for a charismatic hero, as his crystal blue-eyed stare conveys confidence and a slight since of sadness. And his teased romance with a half orc named Garona (Paula Patton) builds credibly, if also rushed. Also effective is Ben Foster, playing the Guardian, a magical protector of the humans. Foster, at first, seems

horribly miscast, but grows into the role well.

Helmed by skilled “Moon” director Duncan Jones, son of the late David Bowie, “Warcraft” looks great. And, given its efficient running time, moves so swiftly that the haters barely have time to compose their jibes. It’s a film that manages to invoke Tolkien just enough to give weight to the animated characters that are the product of computers and artists skilled enough to take us to a familiar world we may want to revisit.

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“Maggie’s Plan” is worth following The brilliant thing about plans is that in life they are rarely followed.

Maggie didn’t plan on falling in love with a older married man. She never planned on having his child, although she did very carefully plan on having one alone. And, once that child was born, she certainly didn’t plan on orchestrating a plan with the goal of reuniting her husband with his former, icy spouse. Plans have a way of taking on a life of their own.

Co-writer/Director Rebecca Miller’s “Maggie’s Plan” looks at the lives of three people who were destined to be together and apart and, if they’re lucky, together again. The story centers on Maggie, an adorably indecisive young woman, whose intellectual prowess is often criticized by those undeniably taken with her. A confounding and infectious presence, Maggie is played by

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indie “it” girl Greta Gerwig, who once again channels her inner Parker Posey, who was, let’s face it, an incarnation in a way of Diane Keaton.

Gerwig is familiar here, but this time the clever script is much better than her turn in last year’s meandering “Mistress America.” That film was another typically frustrating entry by the sardonic director Noah Baumbach. Thankfully, “Maggie’s Plan” is much easier to digest, but none-the-less still emotionally engaging.

One day, Maggie meets John (Ethan Hawke), a parttime college professor, who once showed promise having written a significant book in his discipline of study. John shares his novel-in-progress with Maggie. She likes it. And he likes her. In time, John will fall for Maggie, his muse, and the polar opposite of his obnoxious but attractive and capable wife Georgette (Julianne Moore). The three

engage in an edgy love triangle that is less about sex than it is about family and the meaning of monogamy. Emotional connections trump all.

W h i le t he w r it i ng a nd d i rec t ion h ave t he r ig ht a mount of understated m o m e n t u m to k e e p t h e viewer interested, the key to “Maggie’s Plan’s” success is the excellent casting resting principally on Gerwig.

But Gerwig gets major support from the lovely, always watchable Moore.

Just as Gerwig’s f lighty Maggie was beginning to grate on my nerves, Moore takes over as Georgette. The two women have spirited and humorous exchanges that are biting and insightful. It is a back and forth that would be at home on the stage but on the screen takes the film to another level.

A round the two female leads are Ethan Hawke, Travis Fimmel, and SNL alums

Maya Rudolph and Bill Hader.

Hawke, experiencing a major jump in his career recently, proves to be exactly right for the self-absorbed, boorish writer who, like Michael Douglas’ character in “Wonder Boys,” just can’t seem to stop writing his signature tome. The book has amounted to quite a doorstop, and it still isn’t complete.

Natura lly Hader a nd Rudolph provide laughs, but the comedy is organic flowing naturally without forced moments of cheap cinematic humor. And Fimmel, who appears at the top of the ticket this weekend in “Warcraft,” is surprisingly effective as an eclectic pickle entrepreneur named Guy. He desperately wants the affection of Maggie, who is sadly only interested in Guy fathering her child.

“Maggie’s Plan” is romantic, intelligent, and impossible not to like. Plan on taking it in.

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