Newnan, GA News

• Newnan, GA News
• East Coweta graduation: 565 diplomas awarded at Saturday ceremony
• Newnan High gives 515 diplomas to Class of 2012 Friday night
• City of Newnan awaiting word on Conference Center contractor
• Split vote in Senoia means no band for Memorial Day fireworks
• Memorial Day events set in Newnan, Senoia, Moreland
• Three more arrests following fight
• Qualifying for Coweta's elections ends
• No swimming in city fountains
• Westmoreland expecting 'wild and wooly' election season
• Blackmon nominated for state's top court
• Correction: June 1 blood drive for Aimee Copeland
• East Coweta High commencement Saturday
• Driver in Atlanta hospital after one-vehicle wreck at White Oak
• Hospital nurse charged with stealing morphine
• Are Newnan Utilities rate hikes ahead?
• $3,000 in goods found with shoplifting suspect
• Blood drive June 1 for flesh-eating disease victim
• Senoia library opens; 'I think it's awesome'
• Burglar breaks into Newnan clinic
• Political qualifying: Five contested local races
• Newnan Utilities looks at future projects, upgrades in technology
• Graduations commence: Northgate High holds 2012 ceremony Thursday
• Woman injured while breaking up fight
• Memorial Day ceremonies to honor fallen soldiers
• Volunteers needed to place flags
• Newnan looking for project manager for new complex
• 515 Newnan High seniors expected to graduate Friday
• First day of qualifying goes as expected, continues today
• Intersection Update: Utility work delays project at U.S. 29 / Hal Jones Road
• Column: Newnan graduations - 1955, 2012
• Baccalaureate 2012: Seniors reminded of importance of their choices
• Middle school students facing drug charges
• Drugs, cash, gun seized in raid
• Child molesting suspect free on $35,000 bond
• Northgate High set to graduate 420 seniors Thursday
• East Coweta, Newnan and Northgate Honors Night programs at Photo Gallery
• Summer HEAT program now underway in Georgia
• Suspect remains at large in burglary of One Roof Outreach
• Sunday fire damages printing business
• Lifelong family search: Until he was 70, Moore thought he was an only child
• Graduation Day: 1,500 will receive Coweta high school diplomas
• Westmoreland thanks Newnan native Zach Woods for service
• Registration open for virtual schools
• Newnan moving forward on safety complex
• Candidate qualifying begins Wednesday
• You will have to renew driver's license in person starting July 1
• Jabaley: Grantville water park could be finished by July 4
• Tea Party Patriots hold discussion of TSPLOST
• Samaritan Clinic welcomes community at open house
• Newnan Notes: Plastic grocery bags can be recycled
• Business Briefs: Bank of the Ozarks named top performing bank in the nation
• Blunt force trauma killed wreck victim
• Robbers hit T-Mobile, flee with merchandise
• Rail crossing upgrades complete in Coweta
• Ramsey, Palmer, Horne to speak at Town Hall in Senoia on Thursday
• Horsey Affair meet artists event June 9
• Baccalaureate services to be held Sunday
• Chattahoochee "endangered river?" Planned water reservoirs seen as hazard by national group
• Suspects sought in T-Mobile robbery
• Georgia's jobless rate declines to 8.9 percent in April
• HGTV's Green Home at Serenbe open through June 24
• Judge nomination process extended through May 29
• Upgrades to Parkway North won't be ready for cancer hospital opening
• New Leaf plans workday Saturday at garden spot on Salbide in Newnan
• Cattlemen's professional rodeo tonight, Saturday at fairgrounds
• City of Newnan partners with Logos.NET eSupplier
• Samaritan Clinic open house Saturday
• Motel Fire: Three families displaced; fireman's injuries minor
• Store clerk shot during robbery; non-life threatening injuries
• Railroad crossing may open this morning
• Coweta cuts impact fees in half
• Coweta approves zoning for repair business
• Driver faces weapons and drug charges
• Business Briefs: Artisan Jewelry offers 3D custom jewelry design
• PSC approves cuts in Georgia Power rates, effective June 1
• Grantville introduces three new officers during Police Week
• Senoia's second Southern Living Idea House set to open June 2
• Honors Night photos for Newnan, Northgate
• 'Drop Dead Diva' films in downtown Newnan
• School board will select replacement for Parker
• Final vote on schools' budget June 12
• Coty wants Grantville charter amended; Sells objects to 'micromanaging'
• Samaritan Clinic open house Saturday
• No injuries in single-vehicle wreck on Turkey Creek Road
• 11-year-old charged after bringing toy gun to school
• Coweta water authority looking at new technology
• Vets worried about new Ga. nursing-home fee
• Georgia to launch seat belt campaign Monday
• Blood drive at UWG for Aimee Copeland
• April Parker resigns from Coweta's Board of Education
• Coweta to consider impact fee changes
• Sharpsburg couple faces drugs, weapons charges
• Weekend Newnan Weather stats
• New Coweta middle school may open as early as fall 2014
• Coweta honors Netherlands man who tends WWII grave
• Ishman Ballard land cleaned up
• Candidate qualifying will start on May 23
• Events planned for Salvation Army Week
• Weyman Jenkins 'loves Coweta': Authority recognizes longtime member
• $4.2 million loss unexpected blow for school system
• Parent suggests morning, afternoon recess time
• New hospital delivers its first baby on opening day
• Drake Stadium nears completion
• Main Street Newnan announces July 4th parade theme
• Newnan Notes: Pedestrian safety in the city
• Good homes sought for pets at shelter
• Nominations sought for police 'Heroes Contest'
• Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor elections set
• Vietnam Medal of Honor winner visits Newnan High
• Suggested North Coweta detour routes for CSX crossing closure
• House fire on East Haynes Street
• Georgia Average $3.568; Gas down 30 cents in one month
• Smith announces re-election bid to Ga. House
• Fourth Street fire contained to bedroom
• Deal signs vicious-dog bill into law
• Truck hits school bus; minor injuries to monitor
• Red Day: 50 volunteers spruce up Cambridge House
• Bill Williams, banker and civic leader, dies at 85
• Horton to replace Waggoner as ECHS principal
• Senoia council to study sewer rates
• Class size increase approved by Coweta school board
• Regents hike pay for four presidents, give Adams $2.7 million send-off
• Highest Total for Any Month in 2012 – May foreclosures total 214
• Georgia's Supreme Court asked to consider constitutionality of tax law
• 'Stamp Out Hunger' – Mail carriers collecting food items Saturday
• Horton named principal at East Coweta High
• Expect road closings, detours due to railroad crossing work
• City pursues plan for Warner school to be a preschool
• Senoia considers future projects
• Cambridge House facility getting fixed up
• Little Giant replacing local Food Lion grocery stores
• Citizens' suggestions needed for sewing project
• New Piedmont Newnan Hospital opens without a hitch
• Drug offender sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Business Briefs: McCoy named United Bank employee of year
• Woman, 23, killed in four-wheeler accident
• Update: Heard officers on paid leave after fatal four-wheeler accident
• Death of 98-year-old classified as vehicular fataility
• Democratic Convention delegates elected at Senoia meeting
• 'We're proud of new facility' – New Piedmont Newnan opens Tuesday
• Westmoreland hears concerns about energy regulations
• Student-veteran program grows during its 17 years
• New Cancer Hospital: Blessing event held at facility
• DeShazo Piedmont Newnan's new vice president and chief clinical officer
• Congressman talks about student loans, Chinese dissident
• Greenville-Nimmons intersection signal gets upgrade
• Crane speaks on charter schools, DOT, TSPLOST at town hall
• Public Safety Appreciation: 14th annual luncheon time to say 'thank you'
• Highway 16, Macedonia will get turn lanes, no red light
• Warner building a future preschool?
• Commission balks at name for road to college
• New medical office building in the works on site across from new hospital
• Crane asks constituents to help him identify, root out bad laws
• Local law enforcement takes to streets for Special Olympics
• Reese Road to be closed for 'Walking Dead' filming
• Fairgrounds to get new emergency access point
• Service organizations invited to participate in Juneteenth observance
• Peachtree City woman arrested for bigamy
• Newnan Notes: Walk N Wag fundraiser Saturday
• CTCA working toward Aug. 15 opening
• Charges filed in deadly Hogansville shooting
• Daviston named vice-chair of Coweta's Development Authority
• Coweta re-designated as 'nonattainment' for air pollution
• NDOP events held in Newnan, Senoia, Grantville
• Driver tased after attempting to flee from routine traffic stop
• National Day of Prayer: It's a reminder to pray more often
• Powers' Festival will return for its 42nd year
• Cinco de Mayo party set in Grantville
• Coweta's school budget to take $6 million hit
• Zombie filming returns May 7; two other films to be released
• Facing foreclosure? There may be help from HomeSafe Georgia program
• 'If I Were Mayor, I would...' Sharpsburg sixth-grader wins state essay contest
• Minor damage caused by fire at industrial plant
• Arrest made in Peachtree City apartment burglaries
• Interim manager named for water authority
• County business license functions moving to finance
• Crane town hall tonight in Senoia
• State seeks nominees to succeed Lee as judge
• Chamber names Top 10 small business finalists
• Man guilty of nine counts of child molestation
• Contributions are sought for soldiers
• Vehicle goes airborne Tuesday on Old Carrollton Road, hits tree
• Business Briefs: Oldcastle wins East Performance Cup and safety award
• Cancer hospital job fair Tuesday
• County, black churches negotiating; two lawsuits in federal court after permits denied
• Kid-only insurance becomes law
• May Day rally at the Capitol is mostly Hispanic
• 14th Annual Luncheon: Public safety workers will be recognized this week
• Torch Run Friday honors Georgia Special Olympics
• Local Marine Corps League hosts state convention
• Man sought for enticing a child
• Delta buys a refinery in bid to cut its fuel bill
• T-SPLOST campaign gears up; Voters to decide July 31
• Fact or Fiction: Chamber of Commerce distributes TSPLOST information
• New Piedmont Newnan: Hospital receives state license to open
• Day of Prayer events in Newnan, Senoia, Grantville
• Coweta considering advance funding for SPLOST projects
• Moreland mayor talking with county officials about annexation
• Newnan, Moreland and Senoia – It's a busy springtime weekend
• Two more arrests in Coweta meth ring probe
• 3rd suspect arrested for commercial gambling
• Crane and Tea Party plan town hall meeting Thursday in Senoia
• Wood's 70th to include community carnival on May 5
• Parents invited to May 3 meeting on Title I Family Involvement Plan
• Dedication Recognized: Georgia Trust gives 2 statewide awards to Mary Ray Schoolhouse project
• Historic homes tour is today
• Coweta's Judge Lee retiring amid probe
• Gossett named Coweta Teacher of Year
• Coweta chief judge set to retire amid probe
• Friends of Chattahoochee: Volunteer day Saturday at park along the river
• Outdoor burn ban begins Tuesday
• 1,200 sign up for Relay for Life
• Cancer Society needs some volunteer drivers
• Sharpsburg Council meeting Friday
• Military son of local couple dies in Afghanistan
• Piedmont Newnan receives $2 million gift
• GDOT won't allow turn signal at Lower Fayetteville / Hwy. 154
• Newnan City Council: African-American Alliance Museum gets new lease
• Murder sentence upheld by Georgia Supreme Court
• Newnan public safety will switch to digital radio system
• Driver sent to hospital after wreck on Bullsboro Drive
• New section of Hospital Road at bypass now open to traffic
• Former Coweta school chief dies at age 85
• 'The Magic of Cities' celebrated at Carnegie Library event
• Guest Column: Saturday night in Newnan
• Fayetteville police make second gambling arrest
• Sharpsburg woman dies Tuesday in Minix Road accident
• Reconciliation conference called a wonderful success
• Grantville hears appeal from residents for hydrants, street lights
• McKeehan trust makes donation to foundation
• Bicycle riders raise $2,500 to aid clinic
• State helps movie companies with young actors
• US home prices drop for 6th straight month, steepest decline in Atlanta
• Arson suspect in custody, charged with Stonehaven Dr. fire
• Conservative economist pooh-poohs harbor deepening, tax vote
• Man waves gun in Piedmont Newnan Hospital emergency room
• Gunfire reported on West Washington Street
• At least nine shots fired during fight at bar
• Mother of five earns GED, tells others, 'Do it!'
• Suspect arrested for restaurant burglaries
• Gusty winds expected over Georgia
• Georgia's jobless rate declines in March
• College building boom skirts usual financial safeguards
• Volunteers plan first work day at New Leaf Community Garden
• New hospital stages mock patient move
• Newnan Notes: Special Georgia Cities Week edition
• Newnan Police officers complete traffic course
• Coweta's Teacher of the Year finalists announced
• Korean War victim ID'd after 62 years: Burial Wednesday at Arlington
• 'Gatherers' discuss racial injustice, healing during Newnan conference
• Child dies in fall at Peachtree City airport
• Son apparently set mother's house on fire
• City may approve new lease for museum
• Newnan Utilities: Water reserves at 100 percent
• Wreck involving overturned truck shuts down Hwy. 16 E.
• County's end-of-2011 'fund balance' totaled $31 million; sales tax collections higher
• Committee makes its recommendation for Howard Warner's use
• Robbers hit Moreland store; get $1,200 cash, cigarettes
• Conference center date of completion now unknown
• A Master's Class: Wadsworth wows audience talking about his life in music
• District Attorney Pete Skandalakis announces his re-election bid
• Column: We need shelter for homeless
• Stonehaven fire deemed arson
• 'Tasty' time in downtown Newnan
• Walt Sanders intersection work plans abandoned
• U-Haul not allowed to park out front
• Two-story home burns off Shenandoah Boulevard
• Kia named 'Large Manufacturer of the Year'
• Wadsworth Master Class time shifted to 12:45 p.m.
• Habitat ReStore holding Earth Day electronics recycling event Saturday
• Zone winners named in annual Optimist Oratorical competition
• University of West Georgia outlines plans for Jackson Street campus
• Alcohol allowed at Powers'
• Volley of Words: Young debaters shine in historic courthouse
• Racial reconciliation conference Friday-Sunday in Newnan
• Fireworks returning for Senoia Memorial Day celebration
• Master Class open to public
• Blueprints team offering ideas for Moreland's future
• Hose lynching infamous chapter in local history
• Peachtree City Police warn of ID theft
• Review finds judge showed no bias
• Highway 16 near I-85 getting sewers
• Water, sewer authority's Cadenhead is retiring
• Power Team athletes combine both the physical and spiritual
• East Coweta High students want to stop bullying
• Column: Power the nation with American-made energy
• Grantville DDA mounts town theme contest
• Second Blueprints meeting Saturday at Moreland Mill
• State ethics commission lessens fines for late, local politicians
• A Horsey Affair: 25 painted horses on display downtown
• Newnan taking bids for trash service
• Grantville may demolish two properties owned by town's Mayor Sells
• Grantville hires streets, public works manager
• Senoia Optimists hear talk on Children's Healthcare Aflac center
• Tax Commissioner to seek re-election for ninth full term in Coweta
• Curator's job new adventure for daughter of Gilot
• Girl struck by car's mirror on Firethorne
• Gilot's Daughter at Centre: Newnan talk a first
• Newnan terminates builder's contract; Bonding company told to finish
• High school graduation rate falls to 67 percent in Georgia
• EMS director talks to cities about sirens and safety
• Moreland dissolves the Grizzard Trust
• Boardwalk cleanup project authorized for Eagle Scout
• School lunches may go up 25 cents
• Newnan Bypass Update: Widening progressing, set for July 31 completion
• Newspaper to publish five days a week beginning April 16
• Interview with a bartender: Melchiorre got to know convicted killer in jail
• Bullsboro businesses are making upgrades
• Former Extension agent honored during dedication ceremony
• Three Cowetans headed to North Korea to sing
• New Piedmont Newnan Hospital: Patient safety is top priority
• Orienteering national championships planned at Chattahoochee Bend State Park
• Newnan to seek bids for trash service
• 100th anniversary of disaster: Coweta man's father survived sinking of Titanic
• Newnan Centre subcontractors getting paid through bonding firm’s account
• Holy Week: Easter observances will begin before dawn Sunday morning
• State cracks down on workers comp
• Marijuana found during traffic stop
• 'Walking Dead' filming in Senoia regularly in month of May
• Whitlock memorial fundraiser is today
• Family Dollar held up; Armed robbery suspect caught
• Andrew Bailey Park gets extensive upgrades
• Low bid on Senoia cemetery project $84,000
• Georgians won't cut back on vacations, despite gas prices
• Chamber recognizes volunteerism, prosperity efforts
• State cracks down on workers comp
• Confederate Memorial Day program Saturday at Oak Hill
• Child hit by mail truck improving
• Moreland U Pick It: Ground tilled for garden
• 'The Magic of Cities' theme for weeklong Newnan celebration
• City's Second Homicide of Year; Newnan man killed at Tavern
• A tea-party group targets Republicans
• Hogansville man charged with murder following shooting in Newnan on Saturday
• $9,000 raised for literacy; CLICK's Trivia Bee fundraiser a success
• Salvation Army seeks volunteers for April 13 class
• Daughter of artist Gilot to visit exhibit at Centre April 10
• Master Gardeners plan spring plant sale April 14
• County Commission to get update on CERT Tuesday
• Senoia Optimist Club hosts Oratorical Contest
• Crane: Good end to fairly productive legislative session
• Sharefest: Churches urged to collect food
• Coweta now has 4 House districts
• Work proceeds on Drake Stadium rebuild
• Reward offered in Peachtree City burglaries
• Connell, 2 others passed over in Mobile
• Y offers lifeguard training Monday through Friday
• Newnan Notes: Wadsworth concert is April 21
• Two decades of 4-H: Joan Faletto retires from Extension Office
• 6-year-old struck, dragged by mail van
• Drug Court race coordinator knows about hitting 'the wall'
• Coweta zoning board denies U-Haul truck variance
• Bar, grill challenges ex-judge's decision
• Prescription drugs are 'huge problem that continues to grow'
• Convicted felon busted during traffic stop
• Masterworks concert tonight at Centre
• The skinny: A 5K Run/Walk For a Drug Free Community
• County offers landscape workshops
• Chamber to decide its stance on TSPLOST
• Suspect sought in burglary
• Sheriff's deputy Jason Ross honored
• Four East Coweta students arrested following two fights
• New trial granted for wife in slaying of husband
• Man found guilty of copper theft
• Tractor-trailer gets stuck in Grantville railroad overpass
• Record high gasoline prices likely this year
• Pay issues may delay Newnan Centre opening; Contractor, subcontractors at odds
• Coweta youngsters ready to search for eggs, prizes, fun
• House, Senate have till Thursday to agree on abortion legislation
• Marijuana found after two traffic stops
• Newnan to accept upgraded Newnan Crossing Blvd. East
• Truck burns after crash near Senoia – One person injured
• Newnan Kiwanis edges Evans to win CLICK's Trivia Bee
• Grantville to vote July 31 on Sunday package and drink sales
• Miracles: Stewart children recovering following serious accident
• Soprano De Bique and baritone Nomura join Wadsworth concert lineup
• Masterworks concert Saturday
• Kia resumes full production after supplier fire
• Two Newnan Police officers complete traffic course
• Newnan murder suspect arrested for Eastgate Apartments shooting
• Five men charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute
• Senoia council approves $7,000 for larger trees at new library
• Horne will not seek another term
• Memories of a war bride: Askew shares story she kept secret for years
• 'Drop Dead Diva': TV stars take time for Senoia’s sidewalk walk of fame dedication
• Coweta political qualifying May 23-25
• For sale: Old water tower in Senoia
• Peachtree City Police offer Teen CERT summer camp program
• Pollen count continues to rise; another record at 9,369
• Heat concerns prompt new prep football rules
• Signs of Spring: Swarm of bees stops for break at Ashley Park
• 83-year-old could be charged in U.S. 29 head-on collision
• Missing man, 21, is found at hospital
• Employee steals gasoline using company's fuel cards
• Charter school bill passes Ga. Senate
• House defeats, again, transparency' bill
• Sen. Isakson praises Chromalloy workers for taxpayers savings
• Pollen count hits all-time record
• Pollen count sets record at 8,164
• Where will Newnan build public safety complex?
• Grantville city hall should be downtown, says DDA
• School Recess: Non-structured time important, say parents and educators
• New county 'HazMat' truck a command center
• Public hearing Tuesday on proposed closing of Sanders railroad crossing
• Parker pushing BOE to keep recess in schools
• Kia Motors cancels production for March 19 and 20
• Piedmont Newnan Hospital: It's a new era of health care
• Moreland's mayor to hold office hours every Friday
• Two airlifted to hospitals after head-on collision on Hwy. 29
• Moreland Blueprints surveys still sought from interested area residents
• Disciple Now Teamwork: Students build house for family in Lumpkin
• County may vote on Sunday alcohol in July
• Three arrested for selling meth out of motel
• 19-year-old missing for two weeks makes contact with parents
• Newnan Utilities' water reservoirs at 100 percent
• Boy Scouts present Golden Eagle Award to Bob Coggin
• Moreland leaders concur on plumbing repairs, sidewalk
• Pollen count reaches 2,979
• Missing 21-year-old last seen Sunday evening
• Wadsworth and Friends landmark; Show returns for 20th
• State salutes boards of education
• Teenager arrested for beating victim with gun
• End of African-American Museum? Newnan City Council denies lease renewal
• Skeletal remains ID'd; Case still under investigation, but foul play not suspected
• Charge added to suspected child molester
• Renovation projects approved at three elementary schools
• Fayetteville man sentenced for smuggling more than $106,000 from England into U.S.
• Coweta unemployment drops; Three Rivers' jobless rate increases to 10.2 percent in January
• Groups state opposition to young-adult gun permits
• Defendant due in court on child molestation charge is dead
• Auto repossession leads to shot fired on bypass
• School board agrees recess beneficial to students
• Vehicular homicide sentence reduced
• Putting others first: ALS Spirit Night honors restaurant manager's kin
• State Rep. Lynn Smith's brownfield legislation passes House
• Grantville GED classes turning out graduates
• Newnan shooting victim, 21, dies
• Deputy critical after hit, run on U.S. 29
• Grantville Council approves non-binding ethics behavior
• Community Response: Growing CERT group has office and starts training
• Guest Column: Nothing small about small town heroes
• Explosive canisters used for paintball, says owner
• Legislature passes supplemental $18B budget for fiscal year 2012
• Board to hear about nutrition in schools
• Adult, child escape house fire; Neighbor helps as blaze destroys Annie St. home
• GBI bomb squad detonates two 'suspicious canisters'
• Newnan shooting victim critical
• Guardrail repairs set for Coweta on Wednesday
• Burgess asks for second delay on ice machine installation
• Small pickup flips in wreck, drivers uninjured
• Coweta's indicted suspects in court Tuesday, Wednesday
• Here are names of those indicted by Coweta jury
• Council work session may look at restoration of Moreland Mill
• Newnan City Council meeting moved to 2:30 p.m. Thursday
• Welcome House to be part of community garden in Moreland
• Company offers options for restoration of mill
• Coweta County mayors to aid Meals on Wheels program
• New Piedmonth Newnan: Hospital has more than 850 employees and is hiring
• 10 days left: Georgia's lawmakers in home stretch of 2012 session
• ATRR Formed in 2005: Racial reconciliation group to meet in Newnan
• Legislative houses mulling over bills
• PTC police patrols to be out in force for St. Patrick's Day
• Application for Piedmont Newnan jobs done online
• Moreland looking for right-of-way information for new sidewalk
• Moreland approves budget of $82,900
• Newnan Lodge 299 barbecue March 17
• Child car seat installation checks offered in PTC
• Credit card skimmers discovered inside local gasoline pumps
• Some spotlight bills died on Crossover Day
• Burglar has unusual sales strategy
• Coweta's STAR Students: Northgate's Pinaud leads way
• Time changes 2 a.m. Sunday
• Author talks of biracial identity, being Vietnam pilot at Kiwanis meeting
• Coweta Water and Sewerage: Old bonds will be paid off with new bonds
• Train 'blazes' into Newnan: 25 ft. flames extinguished at East Broad
• Moreland step closer to four-year terms
• Senate Bill 438: Crane says 'You've got to stand for life'
• Vietnam Veteran McElreath Honored: Medal given 40 years after heroics
• Suspect caught after chase
• Commissioners hear report on rail crossing work
• School bus hit in downtown Newnan
• Correction
• Utility crew hits gas line on Pinson Street
• Crossover Day: Legislature passed dozens of bills before deadline
• Grantville, Senoia officials grateful voters extended SPLOST six years
• Newnan Dwarf House hosts 'Spirit Night' Saturday to honor retiring manager
• Aftermath of Election: SPLOST vote 'great for city'
• Jurors indict suspect charged with operating unlicensed day care
• Investigators following leads in search to find missing 19-year-old
• Senoia council looking to modify alcohol ordinance
• No injuries reported following high speed chase on Bullsboro
• 102 acres behind Lowe's in foreclosure
• Suspect tries to flee from deputies, faces drug charges
• Chattahoochee River America's first national water trail
• Passport Fair to be held Saturday at post office
• Free firearms safety class offered to public
• Coweta voters extend SPLOST
• County will have to rethink Poplar Road interchange design
• Coweta's Super Tuesday Election results
• Gingrich top vote-getter in Coweta, state
• Authorities: Missing man, 19, could be in danger
• Man charged with child abuse
• Child hurt in East Coweta campus accident
• Sharpsburg, Haralson OK Sunday package sales of beer and wine
• It's election day -- polls open 7-7
• Woman charged in fight, stabbing
• Former Coweta resident killed in Kentucky storm
• Blueprints students share ideas for Moreland's future
• Treat your job search like a job
• Job search services available
• Reward offered in Peachtree City graffiti incidents
• Newnan taking part in American Cleanup
• Peachtree City Police begin MedReturn prescription take back
• Atlanta Fed president: Uncertainty is dampening economy
• Committee hears Howard Warner presentations March 12
• Poplar Road interchange on county agenda Tuesday
• Veterans employment seminar March 14 at labor office
• World War II Love Story: Letters help Newnan couple find soldier's family
• Senoia preservation board may gain more authority
• CASA volunteers take part in Capitol event
• Senator Mike Crane 'not excited about' extensive new metals theft bill
• Costly Gamble: Penalties, expenses of drinking and driving pile on
• Piedmont Newnan: Emergency Department three times size of current hospital
• Runners arrive in rain gear for this year's ShamRock and Run
• Time running short on charter school legislation
• Bill collections help keep Senoia water rates low
• Coweta dodges worst of storms
• The scoop on implied consent notices
• Senoia focused on historic district
• Three arrested Friday in cocaine bust
• Grantville taking applications for Citizens' Police Academy
• Raising Awareness: Coweta goes 'Blue' to focus spotlight on colon cancer
• Church employee charged with burglary
• Family collecting food, supplies for 'Copper Basin'
• Moreland Blueprints meeting today
• Man arrested for stealing TVs
• Car damaged by gunfire
• Coweta African-American Heritage Museum: Facility closes amid records dispute
• Florida memorial held for Whitlock and comrades
• Community open house March 24 for new Piedmont Newnan Hospital
• Hospital CEO updates group on facility
• City leader spearheads colon cancer awareness function
• Two charged with vehicular homicide
• Power Shift? Senoia eyes city manager structure of government
• Man involved in fistfight attempts to take deputy's gun
• Smith arrested on kidnapping, aggravated assault charges
• Hearing on Chalk Level neighborhood plan Monday
• Drugs found during I-85 traffic stop
• Guest Column: Chamber urges yes vote on SPLOST
• A Hero Remembered: 'Very special' memorial urged
• $50,000 donation will help pay GED test fees
• Friends says Whitlock's heart 'as big as the sky he flew in'
• Flags, flyover, 'Taps' part of military honors at graveside
• Newnan associate magistrate judge retires
• Go Build Georgia initiative about jobs
• Piedmont Newnan Hospital: Medical Plaza to open next door
• Tenants at Piedmont Medical Plaza cover variety of specialties
• Howard Warner School Memories: Mother, daughter attended school
• Howard Warner School: Community responds to school building project
• Poll: 72 percent favor a vote on betting on horses
• Aerial truck used to rescue injured man in downtown Newnan
• Whitlock funeral today at 3 p.m.
• Capt. Nicholas S. Whitlock's Final Flight: Airman's remains return home
• Crane, Smith support charter school measure
• Georgia officials align with GOP candidates
• Father burns children's toys, fires shots into air
• I-85 stop nets 7.5 pounds of marijuana
• Hospital authority gives $1.4 million to county for Sam Brown building
• SYGMA may lay off 40 percent of its workers
• Whitlock's spy plane work important, largely secret
• Fallen airman comes home today
• Today final Saturday for early voting in March 6 presidential primary
• Plaque honors the late Sam Brown
• Whitlock's family leans on God in time of grief
• Fayetteville Marine among 7 killed in helicopter crash
• Newt, Callista Gingrich on Georgia bus tour next week
• Senate hearing held on charter school resolution
• Fund set up to assist colon cancer patients
• New Poplar Road signal goes into full operation Monday
• Whitlock memorials to aid fallen soldiers' children
• Service to be held at Hurlburt Tuesday
• Committee makes dog attacks a felony; Adds protections for cops, politicians
• Commission holds moment of silence for Whitlock
• CLICK Trivia Bee is scheduled for March 27
• Georgia economy to grow slowly in 2012
• Service marks beginning of Lenten season
• Seven charged with dealing drugs in Newnan
• Airman's remains returning Saturday; funeral is Sunday
• Georgia lawmakers honor National Guard soldiers
• Bill would bar illegal immigrants from colleges
• Community shocked at loss: Flags to fly at half-staff for funeral
• Moreland voters will decide on four-year terms
• County approves grant application for early warning weather sirens
• Warner School: Lack of first-rate facilities didn't stop athletes
• Senoia Council heading to retreat in Dillard
• Coweta Republicans looking to 'take back the White House'
• Suspect stopped after multiple taser stuns
• Free dental screening for kids Saturday
• Subcommittee kills bill to prevent state hiring discrimination
• House subcommittee passes Indian casino bill
• Democrats skewer McKillip with 'anti-vasectomy' legislation
• Churches planning services to begin the Lenten season
• Newnan pilot killed: USAF Capt. Nick Whitlock one of four crash victims
• Newnan woman tries to cash $5,000 in forged checks, money orders
• Planning under way for county Republican convention in March
• Post 24 troopers honored for DUI enforcement
• Generous tax break due for tightening
• Reward offered for information on PTC church burglary
• Deputy Ross receives SAR Medal of Heroism
• Annual poultry show attracts crowd at fairgrounds
• Newnan labor office holding job fair Friday
• Gasoline prices in Ga. on the rise again
• Coweta Lodge installs 2012 officers
• Air Force captain from Newnan dies in Africa accident
• Savannah port expansion is important for Coweta
• Southern Living: Second Senoia 'Idea House' expected to open in June
• Brunswick mayor may visit Moreland to share ideas about growth
• Sen. Mike Crane introduces abortion, insurance legislation
• County to hold hearing on grants to upgrade Arnco, Sargent sewers
• Guest column: Politicians deserve a rebuke
• New technology aims to cut emissions at Savannah facility
• Environmental groups sue to halt ports project
• State Wrestling Championships: 3 for all! Northgate’s Askey does it again
• Black History Month program focuses on police officers
• Newt Gingrich's wife praises his 'bold solutions for a better future'
• Hospital officials are planning improved outpatient services
• 3 Cowetans earn Boy Scouts' Silver Beaver Award
• Hospital offers broad selection of outpatient services
• Boys Scouts from Coweta earn 'Eagle' ranking
• Main Street, Keep Newnan Beautiful important to city
• 'Tech Talk' at the Carnegie Library Feb. 22
• Business Briefs: Chiropractor donates school supplies
• Smokey Road's Barron Georgia Middle School Principal of Year
• CTCA: Treat patients like 'you'd want your mother treated'
• City's water reservoirs at 100 percent capacity
• Deal signs nursing education bill into law
• Namesake portrait to grace walls of Winston Dowdell Academy
• Ambrose inducted into Ga. Angus Hall of Fame
• Three suspects who ran from police face drug charges
• Man killed when ATV hits deer
• Sunday reception in Moreland to honor Bill, Frances Lowry
• Admission free for weekend poultry show at fairgrounds
• Facebook page leads to child molesting arrest
• Civil War film series at Carnegie on March 3
• 'It's Just Wonderful': Community rallies to help Cambridge House get a much-needed new roof
• Bill would legalize living aboard boats
• Insurance costs on homes are going up
• High-tech senior executives lobby for jobs legislation
• Bridges hopes fire spared 'Gone with the Wind' collection
• Maloy says Cowetans should look toward Meriwether for jobs
• Coweta County school system earns 'clean' audit
• Winston Dowdell Academy diversity program set for Friday
• Cocaine, marijuana found in traffic stop
• I-85 traffic stop yields seven pounds of marijuana
• Caldwell, Grizzard books in new facility at UGA
• Critics blast bill to require drug tests of welfare applicants
• Coweta man stole from mobile home, then set it on fire
• New Library: 'Basic construction completed' for new Senoia branch
• Additional crossing part of CSX railroad maintenance project
• Ex-Teacher Asst.: Parents stunned, realizing woman no stranger
• Ex-Teacher Asst.: Parents' statement from Schmeider sentencing
• Grantville adds $35,000 public works position
• Dad confiscates son's cell phone; Texts lead to drug suspect
• Authority will run city's new Newnan Centre
• Honoring a 'Titan': Newnan's Bob Coggin in Travel Hall of Fame
• Ex-teacher assistant to serve 20 years for child molesting
• Coweta first responders get Alzheimer's patient training
• Moreland looks at future of Lewis Grizzard Trust
• No HOPE changes expected this fall
• Royal gets probation, deferred prison sentence
• Historic Place: Oak Hill Cemetery listed on Register
• Correction on Dr. Jordan program
• Mayo Royal pleads guilty
• Safe Routes to School: Grant will build sidewalks near Newnan Crossing
• Jones recalls 'good old days' of teaching at Warner school
• Newnan's Hollis-McRitchie Museum opening late spring
• Eighth annual poultry show and sale Saturday and Sunday at fairgrounds
• New businesses seek pouring licenses
• UWG fundraiser to feature painted howling wolves
• Unity students collecting for Pennies for Patients
• What does No Child Left Behind waiver mean for Coweta?
• Early voting for March 6 primary starts Monday, includes SPLOST
• Wreck victim: 'This kid is a fighter...We expect him to walk out of Shepherd'
• A New Piedmont Newnan: 'Advanced Care' concept works to bring technology to patients
• Senoia Tea Party endorses SPLOST
• 'World Class Service' hospital's top goal
• Cold weather, wind greets 'Her Shoes' walkers
• Global Aviation of Peachtree City has bankruptcy hearing
• Two job recruitments scheduled at labor office
• Highway work by DOT starts Monday in Spalding
• Story of Dr. John H. Jordan to be presented Feb. 23
• What does No Child Left Behind waiver mean for Coweta?
• CAFI still waiting for Energy Assistance funds
• Another vote in works on charter school legislation
• Newnan man faces child sex charges
• It's Zombie Time: 'Walking Dead' returns
• Conference center director hired; facility set to open July 7
• Schools select teachers of year
• Grantville traffic stop results in 33 counts of debit card theft
• Arctic front expected to blast cold air into Georgia, Coweta
• Moreland Town Council to hold budget hearing
• Kingsley announces run for Third District Congressional seat
• Scout to improve boardwalk
• It's going to be busy election year in Coweta
• Severe Weather Awareness: Coweta has seen its share of flooding
• Moreland may hold its own elections
• Men, boys in ladies' shoes will stroll downtown Newnan
• Teenager arrested in December attack
• Black Caucus wants to ration HOPE
• 11-month-old girl tests positive for meth, cocaine; mother arrested
• Winter Guard at ECHS; 5,000 expected for regional competition on March 3-4
• Georgia Power, Southern Co. officials: 'time to go to work'
• Georgia freed from No Child Left Behind requirements
• Famed airmen visit Northgate; Students learn 'Red Tails' more than a movie
• 165 Coweta foreclosures listed for February
• Intoxicated man struck by train in Moreland
• Coweta roads to be closed for railroad maintenance
• Coweta seeks help in fraud case
• County OKs upgrades to railroad crossing
• Haynes named as Title IV, ADA coordinator
• Coweta County Commission approves tree protection changes
• Advanced Placement: East Coweta, Northgate among AP Honor Schools
• Fleeing drug suspect tased in Newnan
• Moreland council gets a verbal lashing
• Georgia ranked 13th in nation on AP exams
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: Respect the deadly power of lightning
• Grantville planning to hire public works supervisor
• Famed airmen visit Northgate; Students learn 'Red Tails' more than a movie
• Cleanup on Ishman Ballard property to cost county $11,400
• Burglars hit east Newnan apartment and food mart
• Senoia City Council approves a 20-year recreation expansion
• Budget for renovations at Senoia city hall approved
• Andrew urges Senoia to help with Meals On Wheels
• Senoia City Council votes to reinstall old police department antenna
• Severe Weather Week: Do you have a plan of action in the event tornado strikes?
• Illinois man faces Coweta child sex charges
• Community Garden: Senoia has had garden for about two years
• Assistant DA: Statute of limitations problem in child sex cases
• Moreland Blueprints project under way
• Five arrested for drugs after police are called over argument
• Community Garden: Newnan's New Leaf Project seeks volunteers
• Annual Arnall diversity program set for Feb. 9
• Gospel singer interviewed for volunteer work at hospice
• Severe Weather Week: Thunderstorms can create serious problems
• Stewart finished 11th grade at Warner
• Proposed legislation aimed toward curbing metal thefts
• Hwy. 34 Bypass: Another six months needed to complete widening project
• What do you do when severe weather strikes?
• Smart Lunch, Smart Kid seeks to feed youngsters
• Commission to hear plan to fix railroad crossing at Walt Sanders
• Families should have plan in event of severe weather
• Special Olympics: Cowetan named Georgia's Female Athlete of the Year
• McNaughton murder case appeal hearing Monday
• 10 headed to jail: Cell phones, community service don't mix
• Montana's mom tells her story of an autisic child
• A new Piedmont Newnan: Women's services prepared for more births in Coweta
• Hospital bringing new physicians, medical practices
• 10th Annual Run for Angels: Event bigger, better than ever
• Business Briefs: Josette Remotigue joins Youth Villages
• Undercover operation leads to four drug arrests in Senoia
• Smith: Lobbyists not an influence
• 14-year-old charged with felony drug possession at school
• East Broad to be closed at railroad
• U.S. House passes bills to improve budget process
• Open house Tuesday for proposed roundabout in Spalding
• Drake Stadium update: Construction on schedule for May 18 completion
• Smokey Road Middle School celebrates Black History Month
• Voter registration deadline for primary Monday
• Big Give to benefit Red Cross, Backpack Buddies
• Churches make contributions to CERT and Meals On Wheels
• Piedmont Newnan Hospital kicks off $8 million capital campaign
• Newnan father now facing murder charge
• Labor officials will work with employers on claims issues
• Oldcastle expansion to Creekside facility could add 35 jobs
• Palmer enters race for judge
• Georgia, Tennessee groundhogs predict early spring
• Rural/Metro Ambulance honored for establishing STEMI system in metro area
• Bill would repeal Schrenko-era laws
• Newnan father charged with murder in boy's death
• Where does Newnan see itself in 10 years?
• Bill making DUI with child a felony hits speed bump
• Groundhog Day: Shadow or not, it already feels like spring in Coweta
• Water and Sewerage Authority refinancing bonds
• Olens starts food fight with lawyers
• Georgia Chamber holds Regional Power Lunch in Coweta
• Tax help made easy: Free help part of library program
• Former Atlanta Brave, area baseball coach Rick Behenna dies at 51
• Teen arrested for golf cart thefts, burglary in the Canongate area
• 'Walk a Mile,' Dancing Stars will benefit Welcome House
• Search dogs find drugs in vehicle at gas station
• Judge Keeble to take senior status after his retirement on Dec. 31
• Main Street Newnan honors volunteer, names officers
• Garden project part of turning a New Leaf
• Domestic violence increases in Coweta, local shelter trying to help
• Father charged in death of his 13-month-old son
• Newnan father faces charges after toddler's death
• Firefighters battle blaze in downtown Griffin
• Secretary of State Kemp tries to sell his license-streamline plan
• What's that new road? Hwy. 54 drive for Trinity Fellowship Church / School
• McMurry candidate to replace Keeble as Coweta judge
• Bill would add honor for medal winners
• Carroll County man says Nigerian kidnapping felt like 'Action Movie'
• Do you need free help preparing tax return?
• Run for Angels benefit for shelter Saturday
• Chattahoochee Bend Park spruced up with new trees, trail restoration
• 25 painted horses coming to Newnan in early April
• Bullsboro at I-85 top spot for wrecks in Newnan
• Memories of Howard Warner: Gay remembers man after whom school was named
• Newnan's dangerous intersections
• Coweta man awaiting trial of terrorist charged with killing son
• New Piedmont Newnan 'a different type of hospital'
• New public safety complex a priority for City of Newnan
• Ever-changing road needs mean keeping SPLOST options open
• Piedmont went through process to receive LEED certification
• Both Senoia and Grantville see importance of SPLOST
• Smaller towns with little tax base, revenue also need SPLOST
• Economist: Coweta faring better than most in area
• Truck driver found guilty in I-85 hit-and-run
• Work to begin on rehab center, expected to open April 2013
• UWG prof says more foreclosures are likely
• Howard Warner School: Citizens suggest uses for building
• Suspect arrested in knife assault
• Kidnapped Carroll County man freed in Nigeria
• Fed survey: Inflation expected at 1.8%
• I-85 hit-and-run incident in hands of jury
• 2012 Winner: Mader named Coweta's Citizen of the Year
• Young Moreland robotics team heads to state competition
• Police arrest Miss Pearl's target following Dec. 2 incident
• Coweta's jobless rate at 9 percent for December
• Bill would end redirection of state fees
• Bill would require disclosure of unused sales-tax funds
• Legislators fish for solutions to HOPE Scholarship shortage
• First Baptist in Newnan to host mobile food pantry
• Fisher to represent council on Senoia DDA
• Volunteers needed to plant trees at state park
• New CLICK board meets with state's literacy executive
• Man hurt in December fight dies; Police still investigating incident
• Girl Power: Moreland girls feel good about belonging
• Saturday storm damage from tornado, but no touchdown
• Guest Column: A new legislative session
• Manager optimistic on Grantville's potential
• Royal case delayed to Feb. 13
• Rental fee waiver request at Carnegie Library denied
• Grantville's Jabaley sees food co-op as solution
• One Roof update: Outreach continues to bring hope to needy
• City of Senoia to add 1,020 lots to city cemetery
• Court upholds convictions in murder of 2-year-old
• Gasoline prices soar in 2012
• Two more forgery suspects arrested
• Two men charged with breaking into Hwy. 16 storage units
• Two go to jail after fight at local bar and grill
• Library Foundation formed; Trustees look for fund-raising ideas
• Phone photos lead to fight, arrests
• Left turn signal at Hwy. 154, L. Fayetteville?
• Pedestrian Safety: Newnan pushing campaign to make streets safer
• Howard Warner Memories: Willie Robinson proud Class of 1952 graduate
• Newnan Council may vote to upgrade police video gear
• One Roof assistance up: 'I'm pretty proud of what we have done,' – Rowe
• New Piedmont Newnan Hospital to offer rooms with a view
• We still need info on WWII veteran Partridge
• Storm knocks down trees, damages homes
• County's TSPLOST projects list flexible; contains one specific project
• City of Senoia proceeding with plans for church's run
• 'Putting Patients First:' Piedmont Newnan rooms will offer various amenities
• 50 Years of Teaching: Barbara Landreth inspires generations of Cowetans
• SPLOST approval will raise $120 million
• Rezoning for used car lot denied
• Forgery suspect arrested, two more sought
• Newnan Utilities: Water supply at 98 percent
• Legislation to cap state spending dead in the House, chairman says
• Man charged with assault after breaking into ex-girlfriend's home
• Relay for Life team among tops in nation
• Coweta to fund part-time naturalist for Chattahoochee Bend State Park
• County again delays vote on simplifying ordinance about trees
• 2012 Citizen of the Year to be named Jan. 26
• Weapons, ammo seized in raid
• Chamber's Annual Meeting: Dennis McEntire 2012 chairman of the board
• Conference Center Update: Newnan to get 'the keys' in July
• Fayetteville Police ask for help on vehicle thefts
• Grantville takes no action on recycling center proposal
• Woman says man with machete threatened her
• Man arrested for sending nude photo to girl, 14
• Senoia library to close Feb. 29
• Great Georgia Airshow aims to revamp for show in 2013
• Deal says 'Kia's success is Georgia's success' after first official visit
• Georgia's jobless rate decreases to 9.7 percent in December
• Two West Africans charged with ID forgery
• Berkowitz first Marine of the Year for local Marine Corps League
• Walk Saturday at Whitesburg park
• Coming Friday: Two West Africans arrested in Newnan for ID forgery
• Grantville's new city manager introduced at meeting
• State agencies seek funding
• Dombrowski named vice chairman of library board
• Two Newnan High students charged as adults after school fight
• Newnan City Hall loses power; Electricity, Internet service back on Wednesday afternoon
• 20th annual 'Kiwanis Pancake Saturday' event Jan. 28
• Cuts for technical colleges could mean closing campuses
• State honors 8 Coweta schools for high student achievement
• Feds give their blessing for an I-85 interchange north of Bullsboro Exit 47
• Great Georgia Airshow canceled this year
• Frustrated landowners' cameras aid arrest in burglary
• Deal: Economy improving, Dems call for budget changes
• Chancellor vows to squeeze costs
• Want to stargaze? Mobile planetarium open at Arts Centre on Thursday
• Pepper again chair of Airport Authority
• Public hearings Thursday on tree protection, timber harvesting
• 2 caught attempting to take compressors
• Public asked to help identify man trying to cash check
• Former Warner students respond; More memories are solicited
• Georgia lawmakers to take close look at pulse ox screenings for newborns
• Assault charges filed in 2 Grantville incidents
• People helping others on MLK Day: Volunteers team with Habitat to get house ready for homeowner
• Community garden project to start in downtown Newnan
• Legislative business pauses for budget consideration
• Improving sleep quality; AWAKE network aims to help patients cope, rest better
• Heritage Day planned for Moreland
• Do you know Albert Partridge? Details sought on fallen soldier
• Lost in WWII: Netherlands man takes care of fallen Newnan soldier's grave
• 13 miles of mountain bike trails 'flagged' in Chatt-Bend Park
• 16 Coweta elementaries earn Title I Distinguished School honors
• Highway 154, Hammock Road work progresses
• Margraten cemetery the only American WWII cemetery in Netherlands
• Adoption of American military graves in Europe common practice
• MLK Jr. Celebration: Annual parade brings together all walks of life
• Help sought on Newnan, Coweta 'cold cases'
• A new Piedmont Newnan: Moving a hospital more than moving furniture; patients first priority
• Public meeting on uses for Howard Warner school Jan. 26
• Walk and Talk program at Moore's Bridge Park Jan. 21
• 'Surviving a Layoff' online chat Jan. 25 on Ga. Dept. of Labor website
• Who was young teen whose body was found in SummerGrove creek?
• Meals on Wheels maxed out at 60 clients because of available money
• MLK Celebration: 'King Day' a day of service helping others
• Newnan electronics recycling event today
• Ga. Democrats join defense of health reform law
• Three Miami men sentenced for Georgia, nationwide copper thefts
• Senoia recognizes volunteers during reception
• Food pantry needs supply of 20 essential items to meet needs
• MLK Celebration: Memorial program at Zion Hill opens weekend activities
• OSHA cites Coweta manufacturer
• Two Grantville teens facing sex charges, mother also arrested
• State of the State: Legislators react to proposals
• Sunshine expected for Saturday's Martin Luther King Jr. parade
• Six Coweta Citizen of Year finalists named
• Food Lion closing its two Newnan supermarkets; 113 U.S. stores to close
• Fire department host for class on rail car accidents
• Movie 'Joyful Noise,' with scenes filmed in Newnan, opening
• Food Lion closing 113 stores, including both Coweta supermarkets
• Deal considers online tax
• Coweta Schools: STEM program giving students work experience
• Development authority adds new member, selects vice chairman
• Coweta County foreclosure numbers keep fluctuating
• Rep. Smith one of 100 Most Influential Georgians
• Martin Luther King Celebration: Cousin grand marshal for Newnan parade
• Parker asks school board to revisit 'too vague' policy on recess
• Coming Thursday: Coweta foreclosure numbers on increase again
• Homer in the House: Lawmakers honor Larry Munson
• Senoia City Council to hold retreat in north Georgia
• Senoia: Mayor pro-tem duties to be rotated
• MLK observance will include program, parade
• Georgia Lawmakers: More bills introduced requiring drug tests for state benefits
• Regents approve college mergers
• Grantville's mayor hopes new manager can bring unity
• Citizens group soliciting ideas for Howard Warner building
• Newnan: Jenkins reelected as mayor pro tem, council approves budget
• Memories of Howard Warner School sought
• Senoia rejects low bid on city hall renovation
• Shredding, electronics recycling event in Newnan Saturday
• Operation Overcoat: 6 Girl Scouts bring 135 coats to kick off outreach project
• Fairburn man charged in cyclist's death
• Deal adds to Savannah deepening, tax exempts
• 65 pounds of marijuana seized on I-85
• Coweta school board to elect officers at tonight's meeting
• Crane, Blackburn end year with money left in campaign chests
• Legislators hear of low Lottery revenues, casinos as solution
• Newnan's growth, megasite, I-85 are factors for Moreland
• Leftwich rejoins news staff at Newnan Times-Herald
• Lawmakers convene: Senator Mike Crane has first day at General Assembly
• Opponents of college mergers take complaints to Capital
• Georgia General Assembly convenes today; Deal speech Tuesday
• March 6 Voting: Sunday alcohol sales on ballots in Sharpsburg and Haralson
• Brown: Community needs to 'get behind the technical college'
• More industrial sites needed to attract new business
• Newnan Council meets Tuesday; four members begin new terms
• Salvation Army's kettle campaign exceeds goal with $52,736
• Hospital timeline: Manuals, policies and procedures final this month
• Piedmont Newnan Hospital: New facility on Poplar Road to open in May
• New hospital's opening expected to have major economic impact
• Column: Sunrise of a new era
• Driver airlifted after utility van leaves roadway, strikes tree
• Business Briefs: Job recruitment set for telephone sales
• Newnan Notes: Writing, yoga among offerings at Carnegie Library
• Coming Sunday: Series exploring new Piedmont-Newnan Hospital begins
• Toddlers look on as mom beaten; man faces battery, cruelty charges
• Drug addicts are 'our children, mothers, fathers, aunts, uncles'
• Survey: Number of Cowetans living in substandard housing has increased
• County employees to see higher health plan copays, deductibles
• Coweta County grand jury hands down indictments
• Meals on Wheels gets financial boost from Coweta-Fayette EMC
• Business Briefs: Clayton State offering small business workshop
• IRS urges citizens to choose a tax return preparer wisely
• Smith, Horne, Crane to speak at Republican Breakfast Jan. 14
• CTCA update at Job Network meeting Jan. 10
• Brown Steel building sale complete; business with 40-50 jobs coming
• Shooting suspect indicted for man's March murder
• Name change made to alleviate dangers at railroad crossing
• Coweta Development Authority had active 2011
• Job market may be turning corner, says labor official
• Fugitives from two states arrested in Coweta County
• 30 animals rescued from puppy mill; Humane Society working on adoptions
• Legislative Preview: Crane prepares for first General Assembly
• New Moreland Council member Bell swears in, speaks out
• County to extend sewers along planned southern bypass route
• Moreland to go through county for striping of streets
• School-funding panel calls for repealing 33 laws
• Pylant talks with city council about project at Moreland Mill
• Coweta Cold Cases: Body found in April homicide victim
• 'The Fat Boy Chronicles' on DVD: Newnan film gets national exposure
• Kia's $100 million expansion complete at plant in West Point
• Legislative Preview: Rep. Horne to focus on tax reform
• Peachtree City teen arrested for gun theft
• New location for Christmas tree recycling
• 500 traffic stops made by Newnan patrol post
• Fire destroys Reynolds Street home
• Newnan Kiwanis helps 76 kids with Christmas
• Coming Wednesday: Newnan-filmed 'Fat Boy Chronicles' released on DVD
• Staying Calm: Baby Boomers seeking stress relief through tai chi, yoga
• Volunteers sought to aid in building horse trails at state park
• Legislative Preview: Revenues up as lawmakers prepare to convene Jan. 9
• First 2012 meeting of Coweta Commission moved to Thursday at 6
• Roch: Transformation of Germany started with seven years of prayer
• Former NHS exchange student recalls life under Communism
• Georgia Conservancy to bring Blueprints team to Moreland
• Coweta County foreclosures were trouble spot in 2011
• Huts on I-85 are storehouses for sand, salt if roads ice
• Good old-time singing voices wanted for spring outdoor event in Senoia
• EMC lineman Lanny Hammett honored for his community work
• BYRD House seeks community partners for 2012 programs
• Crossroads Church sponsors wide range of support groups
• Business Briefs: Summit YMCA exec will be CEO of Olean-Bradford Y
• Another $11,294 donated for play about Wallace murder trial
• Deaths, religion hot topics among most read stories
• 2011 Year in Review: Amid economic downturn, new hospitals bright spot
• Waldrop among Newnan men defending the nation
• Stacey book links Georgia history and nuclear physics
• Coweta's initial jobless claims still declining
• Smith says lawmakers look to improve existing water sources
• Coweta County offices, trash facilities closed for New Year's
• Newnan Notes: Document shredding, electronics recycling event on tap
• Buckle up, don't drink and drive; Expect holiday weekend roadblocks
• Today deadline for 2011 tax year giving; late rush of donors reported
• 6 businesses got bulk of Rome, Ga. tornado damage
• City offers $20,000 reward in slaying: 'This case is high priority'
• Georgia has no process to register carts
• Memorial held for Blake Tyler Chappell
• Senoia opens new welcome center on town's Main Street
• Brothers facing burglary charge
• Can you ID these men? Pistol stolen from business
• Budd's term ending on state DNR board
• Florida hit hardest by Sears store closings
• Reward offered in Chappell case
• GEMA grant helps fund CERT training, disaster supplies
• Teen's funeral today in Newnan; investigation into death ongoing
• Courtroom Drama: Reporter to pen play based on John Wallace murder trial
• Plant saplings donated to state park; deer hunt nets 17 deer
• Electronics recycling, paper shredding event set for Jan. 14
• Jan. 6 is reservation deadline for trip to see 'Swamp Gravy'
• Coweta United Way names advisory board members
• Free admission to Callaway Gardens today through Feb. 29
• Beginner dog obedience starts Jan. 11 at Coweta Recreation Department
• NCTC to offer theatre workshops for elementary, middle school youth
• Savannah Street man injured in shooting incident
• Justice Dept. approves new Georgia district maps on first try
• New Year's Events: Coweta area churches plan end-of-year activities
• Two men arrested for trafficking cocaine at local hotel
• Newnan man charged with molesting 4-year-old boy
• Chattahoochee residents cautioned about flood risks
• Weather forecast looks good for New Year's Eve
• Holidays bring drug arrests; suspect kicks out deputy's car window
• 'We Bought A Zoo' grosses $15.6 million in first four days
• Local man ending 38-year law enforcement career
• Coming Wednesday: Newnan police make cocaine bust at hotel; local resident shot twice
• New Georgia law requires safety features on golf carts
• Turn lanes open at Lower Fayetteville, Hwy. 154 intersection
• Figures on Cameron Street drainage expected in January
• Moreland Town Council: Status of Grizzard memorial trust unknown
• Allen tops list of 175 luminaries at Emory
• Student preparing bio on renowned missionary, evangelist
• Myron, Nancy McLain stepping down from posts
• Moreland church donates ice maker to town for mill
• Committees named to move Moreland projects forward
• Coweta Community Foundation: It's been a year of giving
• Annual Chamber meeting set for Jan. 19 at Poplar Grove Center
• Savannah Port: Contract approved for road to I-95
• 21 years of 'green' tradition continues with tree recycling
• Lawsuit challenges Savannah port project
• The Season for Decorating: Hensley shares nutcracker collection
• Christmas Photo Winning Entries: Children's faces 2011 winners
• 'Joyful Noise' movie will open on Jan. 13
• Relatives of Coweta man die in plane crash
• Suspect arrested for parole violation
• Tree tells its own Yule story
• Salvation Army less than $600 from kettle goal
• F1 tornado in Moreland: Evening storm ripped roof 'off right over me'
• St. Clair Street neighbors have holiday Santa visit for children
• Deal's 1st year spent facing problems
• Churches holding traditional, unique holiday services
• Evening storm rips roof 'off right over me'
• Senoia teen killed by gunshot, 'definitely not self-inflicted'
• Body confirmed as Senoia teen; last contact with victim on Oct. 16
• Newnan child in new movie 'We Bought A Zoo'
• Bank manager denies woman's request to hand over the money
• Christmas photo winners announced
• State Rep. Lynn Smith receives environmental award
• Saturday church service in Wadsworth Auditorium
• The Christmas Spirit: Churches, groups help with toys, turkeys and gift cards
• Coweta's jobless rate 8.8 percent during October
• Court won't delay GA, AL immigration law hearings
• Correction on Drake Stadium cost
• County, water authority settle faulty pipes suit; terms not disclosed
• Coweta Commission district boundaries are shifted
• Luminaries to be aglow in SummerGrove on Christmas Eve
• Commission assured fixed bus routes not part of updated plan
• Math-Science Day keeps pupils learning until the last bell
• Hearing set for tree ordinance on Jan. 19
• Fire damages home in Peachtree Landing
• Business Briefs: Newk's Express Cafe opens at Ashley Park
• Still no positive identification of body; autopsy results pending
• Coweta Nights of Lights: Holiday displays a labor of love for homeowners
• Business, community leaders take part in visioning session
• SummerGrove body may be local man; ID awaiting relatives' confirmation
• CORRAL Live Nativity: Tonight is the final program of the year in Roscoe
• Lighthouse School: Lee Middle receives national honor
• 'Zero Tolerance' for drinking and driving over holidays
• Crane gets State Senate committee assignments
• Senoia City Council approves its 2012 budget
• Rescued cats may be euthanized if not adopted
• Planning under way for MLK Jr. parade, memorial celebration
• GEMA: Be ready for what mother nature dishes out
• City of Moreland officials go on road trip to visit Henry U-Pick-It farm
• Murder charge dismissed against woman in stabbing case
• Man arrested at nightclub, charged with impersonating police
• Jail worker, husband arrested for theft from Coweta church
• Grantville hires administrative assistant without mayor
• Pair of drug suspects tased while attempting to flee
• Commission to consider transportation agreements with towns
• Teen arrested for discharging firearm, drug possession
• Coweta Toys for Tots distributes its goodies
• Guest Column: U.S. Postal Service makes its case
• Body found in SummerGrove
• Grantville Council can't agree on how to call a meeting
• Man dies after stabbing in Newnan; woman faces murder charge
• Samaritan Clinic Open: Now seeing patients on Wednesdays 9 a.m.-noon
• One Roof giving away toys today and Tuesday
• Annual CORRAL live nativity to begin tonight; ends Wednesday
• Guidelines simple for patients at new Samaritans Clinic
• Coweta County school holidays begin Wednesday
• Visioning meeting on Newnan business today
• Georgia Tech Study: Agencies helping people need more coordination
• Holiday Blues: Depression keeps many from getting into holiday spirit
• Should people be taken to services, or should services be taken to people?
• Intrepid reporter keeps the lines open with Santa
• Schools say unusually low graduation figure may be error
• Sharpsburg Knights donate $450 to Meals on Wheels
• Newnan Notes: Ga. DOT to partner with local businesses to remove litter
• Still no arrest in bank robbery
• Georgia's jobless rate decreases to 9.9 percent in November
• Chattahoochee Bend horse trails meeting Monday
• Thrailkill lights began as Christmas gift to son
• Regional health clinic opens in Palmetto; built with American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds
• Cookie Crumble proceeds net $1,200 for Toys for Tots
• Kia supplier to create 100 jobs in Troup County
• Almost 14,000 students transported daily by Coweta school buses
• CD and DVD counterfeiter and supplier sentenced to prison
• Demolition complete on Drake Stadium; Brick pavers being sold to mark facility's heritage
• No injuries reported from school bus accident
• DOT reminds holiday travelers to expect delays, plan ahead, call 511
• DOT schedules construction work on Ga. Hwy. 74 at railroad
• Bank of Coweta Court Square office robbed
• Crane sworn in as new state senator from District 28
• Downtown Bank of Coweta robbed; Police continue search for male suspect
• Georgia officials announce support for Gingrich nomination
• Coweta County honors firefighters, including pair who saved child
• Newnan doesn't support, oppose tax credits for planned housing
• Two schools put on alert after drug suspect flees police in Newnan
• Teachers concerned about literacy level of Coweta students
• Toys for Tots deadline nearing; donations still needed
• Three suspects in vehicle dealership thefts behind bars
• Coweta schools' deadline for residency affidavits nears
• Business Briefs: Roscoe Jenkins to present Caroling on the Square
• New bill would allow nonpartisan election of county officials
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• Cancer Center moves up opening date to Aug. 15
• Drake Stadium Makeover: Renovations to 45-year-old structure continue
• State lawmakers, Newnan's leaders have a powwow
• Dubose gets bird's-eye view, has hard time getting back down
• Public's help sought in finding gunman who robbed store
• Newnan council likely to adopt $16.79 million budget for 2012
• Secretary of State certifies Crane victory in Ga. Senate race
• St. Nick plans to visit St. Clair Street Saturday
• Three arrested in Newnan for meth trafficking
• Board takes no action on Justice Center upgrades
• GBI, Crime Suppression Unit make drug arrests
• UWG professor discusses Pearl Harbor as 'strategic defeat' for Japan
• Three Ladies presents funds for Brown's Mill
• Newnan Utilities' reservoirs now at 82 percent capacity
• Float winners announced for Newnan Christmas parade
• Guest column: Coweta Toys for Tots faces growing demand for toys
• Newnan Kiwanis Club hands out honors at banquet
• Commissioners vote to allow alcohol near 'temporary' churches
• Robotics: Moreland team headed to Super Regional contest
• Clarification on Georgia's concealed weapons story
• Volunteer bell ringers needed for kettle campaign
• Bravo Company soldiers give back to their community
• Meals on Wheels sponsor changing name, expanding mission in Coweta
• Thursday is deadline for Christmas photo contest
• Martin Luther King Jr. Newnan celebration marking 25th year
• Lane closure Dec. 12-15 on I-85 in Troup County
• One for the record books? Guinness will have final say
• Session Tuesday to offer free assistance for elderly, disabled
• City staff, legislators to 'connect' at municipal meeting
• From Films to Fayette: Senoia's Waller, students to give free concert
• Could four-decade Powers' Festival tradition be no more?
• Newnan's employees to get first raise since 2009
• Newnan Christmas parade steps off at 3 p.m. today
• Last day of Toys for Tots family registration is Tuesday
• Business Briefs: Edward Jones ranks high in survey
• Test of new field lights at Andrew Bailey ballpark complete
• New GDOL career center in Warm Springs named for Thurmond
• AARP Tax Aide seeks, will train volunteers to help with taxes
• Business women's group plans holiday social Tuesday
• Newnan Notes: Main Street's Cookie Crumble Friday from 5-9 p.m.
• Business Briefs: Grief management seminars offered at Roscoe Jenkins
• Woman faces cruelty case after leaving two children in vehicle
• Marijuana found growing in house of man who shot intruder
• It's time to celebrate Christmas in Coweta with parades, tours, programs
• Family's dog Pearl thwarts attempted invasion of home
• Senoia festival, parade tonight
• Newnan Christmas parade set for Sunday
• Entries sought for annual Christmas photo contest
• Pearl Harbor remembrance Sunday in Peachtree City
• Military Appreciation: Newnan native in Afghanistan honored
• Russell to be honored Sunday at St. Smyrna
• Blackburn will miss Tea Party political forum tonight
• Newnan begins cleanup of tombstones damaged by speeding car
• Can-A-Thon Today: Drop off cans, cash until 7 p.m. in Newnan, Senoia
• How do you think city should use historic Howard Warner property?
• Moreland Council approves concept of U-Pick-It farm on town property
• Man caught at road check with 300 crack cocaine rocks in vehicle
• Black Friday shopping numbers announced; retailers set records
• Chance of snow forecast, but no accumulation expected
• Drought leads to problems with trees in Moreland
• Moreland council approves repairs on Railroad Street
• Test for Andrew Bailey lights through Dec. 3
• Customers can save money and energy by recycling refrigerators
• Coweta County's unemployment rate continues to decline
• Speeding car wrecks in Oak Hill Cemetery
• Genealogists want to preserve copies of Grantville newspaper
• Growth at Savannah-Brunswick could herald stronger economy
• Coweta's unemployment rate continues to decline
• Master Gardeners donate wreaths for old Courthouse
• Publisher Bowen had ties in Nebraska, California
• Times-Herald Christmas photo contest to offer cash prizes
• Ports vital to Coweta business; Georgia ports now second in nation in exports
• Reminder: Can-A-Thon on Tuesday in Newnan and Senoia
• Niece questions absence of God at MLK Memorial in D.C.
• Coweta Special Olympics team competes in fall games
• Girl Scout Troop 469 helps the hungry this season
• Flags retired by Knights at St. George Catholic Church
• Youngsters enjoy crafts, swimming at Turkey Day Camp
• Early voting under way for Georgia Senate District 28 runoff
• The Man Arrives: Intrepid reporter attempts, fails to get sit-down with Santa
• Employee at Elite Foam shot with pellet gun
• Black Friday 2011: Shopping starts earlier than ever
• Black Friday 2011: 2 Randys bond at front of line on Thanksgiving
• Tea Party invites Blackburn, Crane to forum on Tuesday
• Christmas fundraiser, parade planned Dec. 10 in Haralson
• Newnan Crossing names top class for Can-A-Thon effort
• People Helping People: Community Christian Church serves Thanksgiving feast Thursday
• Christmas lights will twinkle beginning this holiday weekend
• Saturday only weekend day to vote early for Senate District 28 seat
• Salvation Army will begin its annual kettle drive today
• People Helping People: Junior League gears up for 28th Can-A-Thon Tuesday
• Council approves Jackson, Jefferson streetscapes study
• Grantville's Coty says town employees are leaving for better pay
• Santa's visit Friday launches flurry of holiday events
• Coweta merchants getting ready for Black Friday sales
• Three men, juvenile arrested on drug, weapons charges
• WWII Flying Museum to mark 70th anniversary of Pearl Harbor
• Troopers urge motorists to buckle up for holiday travel
• Business Briefs: Firehouse Subs coming at Ashley Park
• Newnan's employees to receive $310,000 in bonuses
• Downtown authority approves bylaws
• People Helping People: Sheriff's office distributes dinners for Thanksgiving
• Free meals Thursday at NHS, Arnco-Sargent
• Newnan Times-Herald's Christmas photo contest will offer cash prizes
• Demolition work begins in order to replace stands at Drake Stadium
• Chamber endorses renewal of Coweta's one-cent SPLOST
• People Helping People: Moreland church holds Thanksgiving Outreach
• 2 Coweta assistant principals honored by state, national associations
• Man, 65, charged with child molesting and aggravated battery
• Two routine traffic stops result in drug arrests
• Macie Perry honored in her hometown for prize photo
• Volunteers with CORRAL recognized by Newnan Optimists
• Gasoline prices drop around 8 cents per gallon in Georgia
• Teen driver will be charged in Hwy. 154 wreck
• Coweta Women's Council of Realtors installs 2012 officers
• Sheriff's computers go out for about a day
• Let the Newnan Times-Herald know about Christmas light displays
• Early runoff voting for starts on Saturday
• Senoia is looking forward to its second Southern Living Idea House
• Santa Claus arrives in Newnan Friday to hear children's wishes
• Jefferson/Jackson corridor project before Newnan Council on Tuesday
• County tax offices closed for Thanksgiving; property taxes due Dec. 1
• Foreclosures: Family forced out of home; Twelve Parks loss a big blow
• Bridge replacement on Luther Bailey Road complete
• Local groups providing free Thanksgiving meals
• Loran Smith, wife promoting newest book in Newnan Nov. 30
• EMC Roundup funds purchase cooler for Bridging the Gap
• Senoia Council: Reserves may fund police car; City to remove hollies
• Gift items for Mayors Motorcade accepted through Wednesday
• Newnan Notes: Santa arrives downtown Friday
• Consultant to help hire convention center's director
• Traffic stop yields 12 pounds of marijuana
• Driver in fatal wreck to serve 3 years
• Grantville mayor up in arms over city staff resignations
• Newnan Utilities: Water reservoirs at 78 percent capacity
• Ex-banker gets 6 years in prison; Must pay $2.4 million restitution
• Ex-doctor to challenge his sex case conviction
• Coweta-Fayette EMC employees honored for heroics
• Grantville looking for town theme
• Black Friday to launch holiday shopping season
• Guest Column: Child abuse victims must be protected
• Student is injured in shooting at school
• Newnan, Senoia stores can sell beer, wine Sunday
• Villa Rica banker sentenced in federal court
• Can-A-Thon set for Nov. 29: Schools' drive winding down
• Four teenage girls injured in wreck
• New intersection open to improve access to Fischer Crossings cinemas
• Defendant now wants to withdraw guilty plea in rape case
• Caregivers arrested on burglary charges
• Second case of bus-stop stalking reported
• Authorities: Woman wanted to trade drugs to juveniles for books
• Operation Christmas Child boxes roll in at Unity Baptist
• Casa Canine denied in Canongate; deputy escorts speaker from meeting
• No action taken by county on alcohol near temporary churches
• Fire station bids rejected, Justice upgrade delayed
• Health Department gives more than 840 doses of flu vaccine
• Effort to pawn stolen fairgrounds equipment leads to two arrests
• Free food, clothing available in Moreland Saturday
• Texas fugitive wanted for 'deadly conduct' arrested by NPD
• Veterans honored with breakfast, program at Summit Y
• Veterans visit National Infantry Museum in Columbus
• Fugitive wanted on multiple drug and gun charges captured
• Southern Living returning to Senoia for 2012 Idea House
• 'World's Tallest' Climbing Wall: Banning Mills tower slated for record books
• Pair of burglaries reported in Canongate Village
• Luther Bailey Road bridge reopening today
• City asks public for input on best use of Howard Warner building
• Immigration law creating labor shortage, businesses say
• Business Briefs: Domino's helping St. Jude Hospital
• Freshmen legislators propose drug tests for welfare applicants
• Man pleads guilty, gets life without parole in robbery, rape case
• Fugitive in cocaine, guns case caught in Newnan
• Santa Claus makes his appearance early at ADK's Coweta Christmas
• County will consider allowing alcohol near temporary churches
• Hebert: New Deal changed U.S., but with familiar controversy
• Car lands in pond off Welcome Road
• Suspect in Thursday manhunt in jail
• WPA art on display at UWG's Bobick Gallery through Friday
• Coming Tuesday: Man pleads guilty in 2011 attack, gets life sentence
• 10 Coweta teachers receive Bright Ideas grant checks
• Latest Northgate cheer title one for the record books
• New lights at park will be on 5 days for test
• City of Newnan hires Chambers as new IT director
• Coweta County's State Patrol Post 24 to get new troopers
• Indians, Vikings open swim season with state qualifying times
• Christmas parade, candlelight home tour planned in Senoia
• Bridging the Gap looking for donations of space heaters
• Newnan Notes: Keep Newnan Beautiful encourages recycling
• More Honors for Veterans: Coweta schools again say thanks for service
• Coming Monday: Students celebrate Veterans Day with guests, ceremonies
• Holiday events kick off today with downtown Newnan open house
• $5 million public safety radio system's reception positive
• Potential council member learns alcohol and politics don't mix in the city of Senoia
• Day of Prayer: Shiloh members share needs, problems of Chinese Christians
• Main Street Newnan releases 2011 Christmas ornament
• Coweta schools joining switch to digital radios
• Business Briefs: Emily's Place Spirit Day Nov. 16
• Young Allen was among the earliest missionaries to China
• Coming Sunday: Baggarly's business prevents a run for Senoia Council
• SRMS' version of Jackson song part of Veterans Day event
• Veterans Day Celebrations: Grantville monument honors 'Boys from Happy Hollow'
• Westmoreland not expecting much from supercommittee on budget
• Veterans Day Celebrations: Cold War veteran Daviston honored
• Woman with cats posts $5,000 bond
• Downtown Newnan's Holiday Open House Sunday
• Westmoreland, Kingston plan to introduce immigration bill
• Coming Saturday: Veterans Day ceremonies in Coweta
• Sunday package sales pass in Newnan, Senoia
• Food distributor to create 108 jobs; MBM Foodservice will invest $12.6 million at Coweta Industrial Park
• Luthersville man indicted in federal court
• With property purchase, 'it was very happy day' for Cambridge House
• Authority moves forward on Newnan Centre website
• Board of Regents launches study of graduation tactics
• Woman who hoarded more than 200 cats arrested
• DOT officials visit Moreland and talk with city leaders
• Authorities involved in search off Bullsboro
• Veterans Day observances scheduled for Grantville, Newnan today
• Drug sting results in five arrests, one suspect still hunted
• Food service to open distribution facility in north Coweta
• Palmetto OKs mixed drinks but no Sunday package sales
• Veterans Day celebration planned; Daviston Coweta's Veteran of the Year
• 242 foreclosures highest of year for Coweta County
• Former ACE director pleads guilty to theft, receives probation
• Termination of Senoia's library agreement gets approval
• Coweta School System studying allowing eighth-graders at CEC
• Newnan man faces sex charges in two states
• Newnan MOH recipient Jackson among guests of honor at Air Force event
• Vietnam veteran, POW speaks to Newnan Kiwanis Club
• Senoia to apply for $100,000 grant for Lake Marimac trails
• Main Street Newnan hires new manager
• Business Briefs: Applebee's offers free meals to veterans
• Seabaugh, Edge to address CPAs meeting Nov. 15 in Peachtree City
• Senoia recognizes American Indian heritage
• 'Irate' suspect, arrested in bar fight, restrained with Taser at county jail
• Downtown Newnan transformed into candyland for trick-or-treating tots
• Coweta man faces rape charge after weekend attack
• Coweta Fire Department getting piece from World Trade Center
• Commission will vote on budget for transit
• 32nd Old South Marching Festival Saturday at Drake
• Camp family donates tennis courts to Town of Moreland
• Georgia industries lobby for higher truck-weight limits
• Coming Tuesday: Suspect at Coweta County Jail Tasered
• Road near homeplace named for Cowetan killed in Vietnam War
• Schools seek federal funds to partner with Mercer at CEC
• Set clocks back one hour: Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday
• Reducing Coweta's chances for disaster focus of Dec. 1 hearing
• Several Coweta County schools to honor local veterans
• Newnan Marine using his love of mechanics in Afghanistan
• Trick-or-treat downtown, spookhouse part of fun
• Coweta settles impact fee dispute with medical office
• Electric auto maker looking at Senoia
• Preliminary report: Crashed plane lost power
• Impact fees: Ordinance continues to change; Developers oppose
• Business Briefs: AAA, Budweiser give free rides for Halloween
• Moreland Elementary nominated for $50,000 grant
• Newnan Notes: Main Street Trick or Treat is Monday
• State's transportation plans are at a crossroads
• 60 rescued cats still up for adoption; county's costs are mounting
• Newnan woman killed in Heard County
• A little beer, cheer in downtown Newnan
• Registrar is open for early voting today
• Cart path between Senoia, Peachtree City topic at forum
• Todd Baggarly withdraws from Senoia council race
• Virginia town wins free Alan Jackson Concert
• Guest column: Update on the Coweta campus of West Georgia Technical College
• What could happen if SPLOST is not extended in March?
• Senoia candidates share similar views
• Lutherans, Methodists will join for historic service
• 'Jaws of Life' needed to pull Franklin woman from wreck
• Grantville's city manager is leaving
• Coweta jobless rate 9.8% for September
• Moreland UMC's patch still has plenty of pumpkins
• Pancake breakfast, festivals, spooky events on calendar
• Multi-threat exercise helps Coweta responders prepare
• Business Briefs: Batson-Cook offers veterans Honor Bus Tour
• Early voting available Saturday in Coweta
• 2 suspects arrested for stealing copper from utility poles
• Senoia City Council candidate forum tonight
• Man pleads guilty in child porn case
• 'Walking Dead' gets 3rd season nod; filming continues in Coweta
• Business Briefs: Coweta-Fayette EMC holds annual meeting
• 8-year-old hit by car 'doing well' after brain surgery on Sunday
• Plant Evacuated: Propylene cylinder catches fire at Oldcastle Precast
• 2011 Newnan Citizen Academy participants graduate
• Shooting incident sends victim to hospital
• Electronics recycling event scheduled Nov. 5
• Brady chairs 'Mayors' Christmas Motorcade'
• Atlanta closes city park after protesters arrested
• Gov. Deal's approval rating about 50 percent
• Halloween season brings Fall Festivals and Trunk-or-Treat
• Pizzeria robbery suspects arrested
• City OKs 'Horsey Affair' request, alters employee retirement plan
• Howard Warner group holds its first meeting on school's future
• Cambridge House gets extension on property
• Southern Heat: Emergency training exercises under way
• Assault victim airlifted to Atlanta hospital
• Peachtree City holding drug take back event
• Accident shuts down I-85 southbound
• Palmetto railroad underpasses upgraded
• Father, son promote solar energy at Big Expo
• Forums set as Nov. 8 election date nears
• 'Horsey Affair' expected to bring visitors; group seeks council's OK
• 'Walking Dead' series filming near Eastside School
• Business Briefs: Publix, Falcons team up to fight hunger
• Boy struck by vehicle Sunday
• Traffic stop nets drugs, stolen firearm
• 'The Wall' moves on after an emotional salute to veterans
• East Coweta's Kate Collins named to state advisory council
• Utility costs may cause Coweta library system to reduce its hours
• A Day To Shine: Program gives vets chance to share their stories
• Veterans Muster: Honoring our fallen heroes
• Senoia Council, Ga. Senate candidate forums begin this week
• Schools planning veterans programs beginning Nov. 4
• Oct. 26 veterans clinic to focus on post traumatic stress disorder
• Author Dot Moore to speak on John Wallace book Oct. 30
• Masonic groups offer free meal to community
• Fayetteville gas station owner sentenced to federal prison
• East Coweta's Kate Collins named to state advisory council
• A Day To Shine: Program gives vets chance to share their stories
• Utility costs may cause Coweta library system to reduce its hours
• Early Newnan news item recalls Second Creek War
• Father, son promote solar energy at Big Expo
• Wreath-laying ceremony honors fallen; Muster events end today
• Coweta County working to update pre-disaster stratagem
• CAFI to administer 2012 Energy Assistance Program
• Newnan Notes: Keep Coweta Beautiful gears up for America Recycles Day
• Muster Events: Student-Vet Connect program today
• Arrest made in Thriftown robbery
• Bring photos of those named on 'The Wall'
• Steel for conference center 'to go vertical' in December
• Motorcyclist dies on U.S. 29
• AMC's 'Walking Dead' earning big ratings
• Great Outdoors a form of therapy for wounded soldiers
• Loftin answers questions at Chamber event in Moreland
• Motorcyclist dies in North Coweta crash
• Soulja Boy arresting officer grew up in Haralson
• Cambridge House now two-thirds of the way to its $34,000 goal
• 'The Wall': Woman with sign for fallen soldier was his fiancée
• Chamber's annual Big Expo lives up to its sizable name
• Early voting continues through Nov. 4
• Coweta jobs picture improving, according to new numbers
• The Wall is open through Sunday; Muster events continue this weekend
• Clarification: Amount needed by Cambridge house more than reported
• 16-year-old in serious condition after shooting
• Arrests made in Peachtree City debit fraud case
• Cowetans will vote March 6 on SPLOST renewal
• Families of Cowetans killed in Vietnam recognized before documentary showing
• Frost advisory issued for much of Georgia, including Coweta
• Cambridge House now two-thirds of the way to its $34,000 goal
• 'The Wall That Heals:' Opening ceremony today; schedule of events
• Cowetans will vote March 6 on SPLOST renewal
• Families of Cowetans killed in Vietnam recognized before documentary showing
• Coweta County Commission approves new districts map
• Big Expo trade show today at Summit Family YMCA
• Policeman who arrested rapper grew up in Haralson
• Old 85/Luther Bailey intersection closed Monday for 'Walking Dead'
• City and tourism officials from Florida pay visit to Newnan
• Report on plane crash expected next week
• DA 'pleased' with Ga. Supreme Court decision to uphold murder conviction
• Coweta Christmas accepting vendors for Nov. 12 event
• 'The Wall:' Emotional moment when truck passes Oak Hill Cemetery
• Robber strikes grocery employee with gun
• Toys for Tots signup Tuesday at Goodwill Career Center
• Life sentence upheld in 2004 Newnan slaying of 17-year-old
• Historic marker placed on Court Square in honor of Gov. Arnall
• Single-engine airplane crashes in Newnan; pilot walks away
• Truck carrying 'Wall' arrives in Newnan about noon today
• Senate race: Seabolt says education a priority, horse betting could help fund it
• Newnan man arrested for making false 911 calls
• AMC says 7.3 million viewed 'Walking Dead' season premiere
• Home damaged in weekend fire; origin was front porch
• Small plane crashes south of Newnan-Coweta Airport Monday morning
• Cold front to bring much cooler weather to Georgia, Coweta
• Sunday sales, senate race on ballot: Early voting starts today in local races
• Wall caravan to arrive Tuesday; 'Shadow' showing at 7 p.m.
• New Lynch Park lot solves pooling, runoff issues
• Operation Christmas Child: 15,000 boxes local goal
• Registration continues for Bedrock Classic Nov. 4
• Valdosta woman wins $52K on ticket bought in Newnan
• Veterans Muster week begins today; Wall here beginning Thursday
• Masterworks commemorates Civil War Sesquicentennial with period music
• New Wallace drama: NCTC evaluating proposals; Play will be 'fresh'
• New county commission districts on Tuesday agenda
• Greison Trail fire training tower to be relocated
• Tree Ordinance Committee meets Oct. 25
• UWG's Economic Forecast Breakfast returns Nov. 1
• Newnan Notes: Main Street plans October events
• Newnan crowd lines up for new iPhone
• New pump to save 25 percent in power costs at NU plant
• Shots fired during pizza store holdup, no injuries reported
• Senate District 28 race: Business tax breaks, HOPE funding priorities for Williams
• One Senate candidate withdraws
• Heritage School blasts Skipstone, East Coweta upset by Westlake in Friday Homecoming contests
• 'The Walking Dead' season starts Sunday
• Senoia City Council candidate forum Oct. 27
• Solar industry says law hinders growth
• 'Footloose' opens today; some scenes filmed in Coweta
• Senate race set with 10 candidates
• Peachtree City Police say golf carts used as getaway vehicles
• Vietnam Veterans' special section available in print, online
• Coweta Schools set to again collect residency affidavits
• Missing hikers found after search of Cochran Mill park
• Newnan's RettCo Steel lands contract with American Spring Wire Corp.
• Senate Dist. 28 candidate Crane wants limited, more efficient government
• Cambridge House Seeks Help: $34,000 needed to make a down payment on building
• Train slams into stalled truck: No one hurt in wreck at Grantville crossing
• Ellis Arnall historical marker dedication on Sunday
• County appeals for help placing 83 rescued cats
• Inner Circle planning interracial 'Restoring the Family' service
• Day Two: Eight now qualified for Senate seat vacated by Seabaugh
• Frank, Senate Dist. 28 candidate, focused on 'jobs, jobs, jobs'
• Taste of Newnan festival brought in $31,000
• Southern Co. CEO says U.S. needs more coal-fired power plants
• Train collides with truck in downtown Grantville Wednesday
• Carrollton man denied bond in killing
• Victim stable after weekend shooting
• Cash, video poker machines seized
• Burglar makes his 4th visit to restaurant chain
• Patriot Guard at Mills' funeral: We stand in honor of our fallen soldiers
• Baggy pants opponent pitches brief plea to city
• Pilot program puts cell phones back in classroom
• 4 Senate candidates qualify on first day
• Stone seeks Senate seat: Supports free markets, gun rights
• Peachtree City Police warning drivers of auto break-ins
• Fayette County band crowned Valhalla Grand Champions
• Corbett new Georgia State Patrol commander at Newnan post
• At least 6 likely to qualify for Senate election
• Newnan Notes: Paving workshop at Lynch Park Oct. 12
• More than half of cats taken from Candlewood home are now dead
• Chattahoochee Bend: About 1,000 attend inaugural fall festival
• Mills' winning helicopter still flies at Northgate
• Bennett joins race for Ga. Senate seat
• Senate candidate Blackburn says Coweta roots deep
• Senate Race: Five men seek seat; Qualifying to begin Tuesday, Oct. 11
• Soldier's funeral Tuesday: Service for Mills to be held at McKoon, 11 a.m.
• Baggy Pants Crackdown: Ordinance suggested; Opponent making rounds
• Sheriff: Nearly third of foreign-born booked at Coweta jail illegal
• Clinic for military veterans with post traumatic stress disorder Oct. 26
• Westmoreland says he's trying to get credit flowing once again
• History professor says focus on 'Trail of Tears' eclipses Creek removal
• 'The Wall That Heals:' Veterans group pushed for visit; Play, exhibits among planned events
• Coweta foreclosure numbers continue their downward trend
• Fallen soldier returns home to Coweta; Patriot Guard escorts procession
• Senate candidate Brass has had enough of government regulation
• Traveling Vietnam memorial has special meaning to Cowetans
• Tours of Newnan's Oak Hill Cemetery offered Oct. 30
• Soldier's remains to arrive today at 9 a.m.
• Development Authority OKs funds for branding initiative
• State approves resolution making Coweta Certified Literate Community
• Guest Column: Let's say no to SPLOST for now
• Roughly 250 cats taken from house
• 'Ark man' will talk about his 10-year study of Noah's Ark
• Valhalla Classic at Northgate: 2,000 musicians to perform today
• Westmoreland cosponsors bill to eliminate National Labor Relations Board
• County to remove asbestos from dump site on Ishman Ballard
• Driver in Hwy. 34 East accident faces charges
• 25 dead cats removed from home
• Blackburn, Pepper join Senate seat race
• Visitation for fallen soldier Sunday, Monday
• Perfect Taste: Fall, flavor and festive time mark annual downtown festival
• Pepper, Senate candidate, says top priority is jobs
• Around 75 cats removed from east Coweta home; final count could rise
• County denies church's expansion request
• Memorial held for fallen soldier Adrian Mills
• Resident wants county to regulate baggy pants
• Taste of Newnan, Chili Cook-off tonight
• Drivers in fiery crash remain in hospital, rehabilitation
• Fire destroys container of goods at One Roof
• Special Olympics golf tourney postponed
• Civil War art viewed at antebellum Newnan home
• Funeral for fallen soldier Tuesday in Newnan
• 'Drug Terminator:' Citizens can dispose of old drugs at drop box outside Coweta jail
• Commission denies water request to Sharpsburg
• Crane, Brass to seek vacated Georgia Senate seat
• Two charges filed in Highway 34 crash
• Fugitive wanted on drug, weapons charges
• Westmoreland job fair attracts 600 seekers
• State seeks sponsor for DNR search and rescue team
• 2011 Newnan property tax bills due Oct. 31
• State Sen. Seabaugh appointed Georgia's deputy treasurer
• 'I could not stop going:' Luthersville great-grandmother earns GED
• Wreck Shuts Down Hwy. 34: Guard, inmate among four injured
• Election on Nov. 8 for vacated Georgia Senate seat
• Man faces arson, other charges after family picnic turns violent
• No injuries after plane runs off taxiway, hits utility pole
• Store robbed by masked gunman for second time
• Wheelchair-bound man struck by car on Bullsboro
• Property tax bills mailed Monday are due Dec. 1
• Coming Tuesday: Convenience store robbed again
• Great Georgia Airshow: Safety on minds of organizers
• Sharpsburg water request on county agenda Tuesday
• Guest Column: Greater cooperation needed in dealing with metal theft
• October Outdoors festival Saturday at Chattahoochee Bend Park
• Jarrard installed as head of Georgia Army National Guard
• Coming Monday: Jarrard new commander of Georgia Army National Guard
• Newnan High students share essays on Vietnam War
• Coweta begins switch to new digital radio system
• Fall Taste of Newnan and Chili Cook-Off Thursday
• Coweta's Berkowitz among those who fought for Vietnam Wall
• Chamber and UWG to present marketing series in Newnan
• Library's garden dedicated in memory of media specialist Anne Quinn Powell
• Newnan Notes: Taste of Newnan tokens available in advance
• Coming Sunday: Library's garden honors memory of Anne Powell
• Job loss has more slipping into poverty
• Grandmother, granddaughters charged with burglary
• Coweta man faces child porn charges
• Four arrested for copper theft
• One-man show by award-winning Newnan artist opens today
• Summer burn ban ends
• Last low-cost rabies clinic of year Oct. 8
• Newnan HS Homecoming: Cougars celebrate with easy 38-21 victory
• Adrian Mills, Northgate graduate, killed in Iraq
• Cold front to usher in fall-like weather in Georgia and Coweta
• Suspect charged in stabbing incident
• Road projects list OK'd by Three Rivers
• Democrats call for investigation of secret settlement
• Creek encampment to be part of Saturday event at ABAC
• Anne Powell Garden dedication Saturday
• Oak Grove Plantation fall gardens tour is Saturday
• Coweta will vote on SPLOST extension March 6
• Having a blast: Only two nights remain for Coweta County Fair
• Fighting breast cancer: Pink Posse walk 'best ever'
• One-Man Show by Award-Winning Newnan Artist Opens Oct.1. Reception Oct. 8
• Car pulled from Chattahoochee River not in fatal Atlanta hit-and-run
• Senoia Council to revisit possible demolition of Wells Street house
• From Jail to Jesus: Former addict shares story
• Newnan rejects increase in trash collection fee
• Postal workers rally to 'Save America's Postal Service'
• Tractor/trailer fire on I-85 shuts down traffic
• Fight against human trafficking discussed at Kiwanis
• Forum Oct. 27 for Senoia candidates
• Three nights remain for Coweta Fair
• Coweta employers to be at job fair today
• Grantville gearing up for October Chili Cook-off
• DNR board supports fishkill fine
• Killed in Action: 23 Cowetans' names listed on Vietnam Memorial
• U.S. Census Numbers: 13,232 Cowetans live below poverty line
• Local citizens supported the Vietnam troops
• Opponents say recycling center a 'scrap yard'
• Cake show today at Coweta Fair
• Family programs at Coweta libraries include 'Fall Fest'
• Newnan Notes: Carnegie Library schedule announced
• Life-saving deputy honored by Newnan Rotary Club
• Close call for couple in house when large tree falls
• Stormy weather causes two Coweta house fires
• Arrests made in Peachtree City armed robberies
• Coweta Commission: County's liability, vehicle insurance up 10.7 percent
• Paving on Hwy. 27 Alt. south of Moreland begins Oct. 3
• Call her a breast cancer fighter, not survivor
• County fair hoping for clear skies
• AT&T adds new charges to some bills
• County Commission: Home approved for alternative septic system
• No. 10 Northgate remains unbeaten, celebrates Homecoming with 30-14 win
• Peachtree City woman gets stuck in soil
• Collinsworth Road accident victim ID'd as teenager
• 'Strut your mutt' Saturday at Powell Expo Center
• Several benefits, festivals scheduled Saturday
• Local artists joining forces for Civil War art exhibit
• Rain closes Fair early: Forecast improves for rest of schedule
• Check arrives in time to avoid transit shutdown
• Meriwether lands auto parts maker, 426 jobs
• Pedestrian struck on Collinsworth Road
• Father gets life sentence for baby's murder
• Coweta Fair Opens Today: 10-day run at Pine Road fairgrounds
• State says Coweta transit check on the way
• Senoia's Cruisin' to Oldies Car Show Saturday
• Rain in forecast for fair's opening night
• Health board gets clinic, training updates
• App warns of weather, health dangers
• Son of Newnan native named to key Guard post
• 4th Annual Autumn Chase Run
• Deal: Meriwether County plant could employ more than 400
• County commissioners set fiscal year 2012 budget at $59 million
• Fair Animals: Cowetans work all year preparing for competition
• Bridging the Gap looks to expand amid economic fears
• Senoia extends fishing season to end of the year
• Samaritan Clinic almost ready for Nov. opening
• Senate Bill 84: School board gets mandated training
• Coweta not impacted by Griffin water shortage
• United We Stand: Annual picnic a 'family reunion'
• CASA rolls out 'I Am For the Child' campaign
• Colleges want non-residents to pay full tuition
• Newnan reservoirs in good shape despite dry spell
• Conference center project moving forward on schedule
• Board members must take care when visiting schools
• Newnan extends internet cafe ban 12 months
• Ford to negotiate new lease for coffee shop
• County budget to be approved Tuesday
• It's homecoming week at Northgate
• Moreland Mill Update: Town Council wants to meet with engineers
• Play about Vietnam in Newnan Oct. 16
• Fayetteville man indicted by federal grand jury for defrauding colleges and universities
• Business Briefs: Coweta dentist listed among top in Atlanta area
• State's new initiative to fight student obesity taking SHAPE
• Coweta County Fair returns Thursday; changes in exhibit hall
• Saluting Coweta's Vietnam Vets: From Tet in 1968 until the war ended
• River group honors late Newnan mayor Glover
• Boot drive raises $34,575 for CERT
• Banker: It's time to take budget deficit seriously
• New measure could replace 'No Child Left Behind'
• 'United We Stand' picnic today
• Main Street's Art Walk ushers in fall
• Flu shots now available at Coweta health department
• Recognition Day: Annual POW/MIA ceremony held
• Georgia's jobless rate rises to 10.2 percent in August
• Planners to streamline county's tree ordinance
• Ending 2-hour limit in Downtown Newnan well-received; now some want 15-minute spaces
• Coweta SATs top state average; Northgate above U.S. average
• School board will consider new elections map in October
• Coweta Samaritan Clinic poised to launch in late September
• Last call for Cowetans who served in Vietnam
• Coming Friday: Main Street Newnan wants to keep 'unrestricted' parking
• School funds shifted to renovations
• New map to outline board districts
• Marine talks of duty in Afghanistan
• After debate, Drake Stadium bid awarded to Torrence
• 'Bright Space:' Community Welcome House has new play area for children
• Smith receives state tourism award
• Bike ride to help fund Vietnam replica wall visit
• Westmoreland makes staff changes in D.C.
• Area shooters compete for national handgun title
• Protesters interrupt regents as they discuss budget cuts
• Job workshops top libraries' fall programs
• Newnan OKs $26 million list for SPLOST
• Fall Art Walk is 5-8 p.m. Friday in downtown Newnan
• County deputy pulls victim from blazing vehicle on Lower Fayetteville Road
• Senoia mum about man found dead on CSX railroad tracks
• POW/MIA remembrance Friday
• Committee to study Warner building uses
• Extension granted for repairs to two structures
• Suspect sought in Peachtree City robbery
• Coming Wednesday: Deputy praised by Supervisors, Yeager
• Defendants in court today, Wednesday
• Two airlifted after head-on collision on Lower Fayetteville Road
• Drake Stadium bids on schools' agenda
• Committee on tree ordinance to meet Wednesday
• Walk, program pay tribute to 9-11's 10th anniversary
• Limited brick pavers left for Courthouse
• Conference center board to meet on Thursday
• Honore, leader of post-Katrina efforts, to speak at UWG
• Ferst Foundation plans Holiday Card Fundraiser
• Newnan to finalize SPLOST projects Tuesday
• Coweta's Solemn 9/11 Remembrance: 'It takes a lot of want to'
• Newnan Notes: Fall Art Walk is Friday
• Saluting Coweta's Veterans: Coweta men earned Medal of Honor in Vietnam
• Oct. 11 deadline to register to vote in municipal elections
• 'Adopted' soldier visits students at middle school
• Gold Star Mothers from Vietnam War sought
• 'Meet our Troops' Tuesday at Wesley Woods
• Newnan's 9/11 programs 9 a.m., 3 p.m. today
• Walt Sanders Memorial Drive renaming postponed
• Patriot's Day event held at Elm Street School
• County seeking bids for property cleanup
• Coming Sunday: Jackson, Pless awarded Medal of Honor in 1969
• Ground-breaking ceremony held for Newnan's events center
• Coweta may need extra funds for fire department
• American Medical reports on first 30 days of EMS service
• Bids submitted for Drake Stadium project
• Arrest made in Landers Street shooting
• Town of Moreland submits SPLOST list
• NWS official says we have 'dodged bullet' on storms
• Though barely a memory, 9/11 still has meaning for youngsters
• Flags fly at half-staff as Sept. 11 anniversary arrives
• Coming Saturday: Groundbreaking ceremony held for events center
• Fugitive sentenced to 186 years captured in Coweta
• Times-Herald’s new digital edition offers advanced technology, search options
• GED grads honored in Centre ceremonies
• Nature center receives foundation donation
• Pet rooster victim of arrow attack
• Cameron Street drainage continues to vex council
• 'Concert for Hope' venue moved to Kennedy Center
• Our new name a return to old name
• Events on tap for 10th anniversary of 9/11
• In honor of 9/11: Drives for food, cleaning supplies set this weekend
• Coming Friday: Coweta authorities arrest fugitive, sexual predator
• Indictments include mother charged with kidnapping son
• Foreclosure numbers at lowest level since 2007
• World Trade Center, Pentagon pieces in Newnan today, Friday
• Jurors indict Royal on seven counts of theft by taking
• Former ACE director indicted on theft charges
• Alan Jackson to perform Sunday at Cathedral
• Cowetans will observe 9-11 time of remembrance at 1 p.m. on Sunday
• Moreland council vows to step it up
• Update on new ambulance provider before county
• Eventing showcase opens today in S. Fulton
• Permit for water supplement source may come soon
• Council okays Sept. 17 dinner theater at the Moreland Mill
• Vance Smith leaves post as transportation commissioner
• Grantville's mayor circulates e-mail opposing recycling business
• Powers' Festival draws crowds despite Monday rain
• Charlie Trammell 100: Celebration on farm where he was born
• Schedule announced for Vietnam Wall display
• Child pornography suspect posts bond
• No storm related damage reported to Coweta 911
• New Bart Starr book recalls visit to Newnan
• Cowetan meets Rick Perry
• 'Spirit Night' to honor military personnel, first responders
• Business Briefs: Stiehl receives fellowship award from the Academy of General Dentistry
• Legislators turn eyes to January: Coweta delegation will grow from three to five
• 'Boys, Y'all are Going to be Singers:' Durrough brothers and friends still making music in Sargent
• Resource Coweta asked to help in disasters
• Results of isolation study on Coweta due soon
• Bedrock Classic golf event Nov. 4 benefits sheriff's program
• National Eventing Championships will feature 6 Coweta riders
• County wants to clean dump site near Hwy. 34 bypass
• Powers' Festival concludes today
• Per capita income on decline in Coweta and West Georgia
• Would you like to be a storm spotter for Coweta?
• Coweta officials urge emergency preparedness
• Middle school teachers attend economic workshop
• Up to 6 inches of rain expected in Coweta
• Sunrise on the Square Road race draws festive crowd
• 41st Annual Powers' Festival continues through Monday
• Saluting Coweta's Vietnam Vets: 3,500 Marines came ashore at Danang in March 1965
• Goodwill opens new donation center in Newnan
• Newnan Notes: Public Safety Board to hold 9-11 observance
• Ex-teacher Humphrey gets 5 years in prison in drug case
• Yeager named to Deal's Immigration Enforcement Review Board
• Newnan man charged with mistreating dogs
• Stolen computer found, owner arrested
• 41st Annual Powers': Three-day festival kicks off today
• Grantville Day Crosstie Fest to be bigger, better
• Former Cowetan finds grave of General Newnan
• Lynch pool usage soars
• Churches to pay tribute to Sept. 11 as 10-year anniversary arrives
• Former Cowetan finds grave of General Newnan
• 100 new jobs coming to Coweta
• Newnan still plans Sunday sales vote on Nov. 8
• Authorities plan to crack down on DUI, speeders
• Gasoline prices up for Labor Day weekend travel
• Development authority embraces 'realm of social media'
• Congressman Westmoreland reacts to DOJ's suit against AT&T merger
• 'Boot drive' fundraiser will be next week
• Was it murder in Meriwether County? Author Dot Moore promotes new book
• Main Street Newnan holiday road race, market Saturday
• Coweta County Fair 2011
• Image of Christ seen on small cross made by local woodworker
• Newnan State Patrol post commander promoted to Metro Atlanta lieutenant
• Walkers and flags sought for Sept. 11 Memory Walk
• Open house held Wednesday for Coweta Pre-K classes
• Work begins on Fischer Crossings entrance
• No opposition for Newnan's four council members
• Congressional Map: Special session ends with party-line split
• Senate committee looks at why seniors avoid the Internet
• Peachtree City Police seek suspects in Target armed robbery
• Coming Thursday: Big changes happening at Fischer Crossings
• Peachtree City Police seek suspects in Target armed robbery
• Coweta's economy fares better than others in the region
• Coweta County pre-kindergarten classes start on Thursday
• Boot drive to benefit emergency response team
• Third candidate means contested election in Senoia
• Coweta Commission: Committee to research tree ordinance, timbering
• Fourth lane on I-85 north opens
• Road race part of Newnan Labor Day festivities
• Help for job seekers available at Newnan Career Center
• Senoia Area Historical Society raising funds for museum
• Part of North I-85 fourth lane open
• 'Aftermath:' NCHS dedicates final Civil War painting
• City reps like SPLOST distribution formula
• Four Newnan Council incumbents qualify
• Healy explains role of women in Civil War days
• GED graduation set for Sept. 7 at Centre
• Newnan Utilities crews help N.C. in aftermath of Irene
• Isakson says he's unjammed trade votes
• Powers’ Festival expects 200 exhibitors at Labor Day weekend event
• Joint cities, county SPLOST meeting tonight
• Interstate Exits 56, 51 getting lights
• Mary Ray School headed toward National Register
• Lawmakers review plans to increase state water supply
• Newnan Notes: Sunrise on the Square race Saturday
• Saluting Coweta's Vietnam Veterans: Cowetans in action with U.S. Air Force
• With new park, boat traffic up: 'Phenomenal increase' on river
• John Wallace’s belongings at Courthouse Wednesday
• Business Briefs: Shoney’s opens in Newnan
• NCTC seeking Wallace murder trial script
• School-funding commission gathers recommendations
• Suspect sought in Fayette forgery scheme
• Georgia schools chief sees 'some really great things' visiting Coweta
• Guest column: Gov. Deal defends his college plan
• Fire damages vacant home in East Newnan
• I-85 fourth lane opens next week
• Newnan's namesake brought scuppernongs to Georgia
• Senoian to lead Georgia ethics panel
• What's coming in the Saturday edition
• Teacher: Budget cuts take away from pre-k
• Effort to reschedule T-SPLOST vote ends
• Two men adrift in boat pulled from river
• Site clearing begins for conference center
• Teacher: Budget cuts take away from pre-k
• State superintendent visits Coweta today
• Congressional map OK'd by House, ready for Senate approval
• Senoia Library: Steel framing taking shape in east Coweta
• Newnan City Council: Committee to look at future of Warner building
• Coweta will likely be spared Irene's impact
• Brown criticizes campaign disclosure report
• Legislators bat around date for TSPLOST vote
• Former Newnan resident sentenced for killing endangered panther
• New maps for House and Senate districts on way to governor's desk
• Senoia Police chief addresses Coweta-Fayette Rotary
• State botches campaign finance report?
• Coweta's forestry office gets state honors
• City delays action on church's Wadsworth request
• Coweta's unemployment numbers up from last year
• Majority of wildfires come from debris burns getting out of control
• Moreland puts together SPLOST list
• Back to School for Newnan - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Authorities seeking suspects in weekend home invasion case in Newnan
• Governor announces new Georgia license plate design winner
• Georgia unveils new map for 14 seats in Congress; Coweta remains in 3rd District
• Gasoline prices continue to decline
• Farmers' Markets: Coweta has its share of homegrown veggies
• Weekend shooting victim is treated, then released
• Newnan Council will vote on city's tax millage today
• Weekend fire on Field Street in Newnan investigated
• Centre to have reception for local artist's exhibit tonight
• Job search process topic at Carnegie Library program
• Ga.'s U.S. Senators to hold town hall meeting at UWG
• Democrats rally against HOPE cuts, immigration restrictions
• Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks honored for songwriting
• Intersections Update: Utility relocation continues to delay Lower Fayetteville, Highway 154 work
• SPLOST renewal meeting Aug. 29
• Despite high jobless rate, turnover surprising, frustrating
• Hal Jones, U.S. 29 utility work moving along
• Georgia's sex offender law creates confusion
• Turin Tractor Pull and Parade: Antique equipment takes center stage
• Saluting Coweta's Vets: U.S. broadened scope of special forces in 1964
• Senoia citizens talk recreation, shopping and golf cart paths
• Restrictions in place for sex offenders registered in state of Georgia
• Coweta sets 2011 tax rates; budget hearing Sept. 8
• Moreland looking to future with discussion of SPLOST, property
• Alan Jackson display popular part of exhibit in LaGrange
• Newnan Notes: Carnegie schedule of upcoming events announced
• 2 men face 15 counts of entering automobiles
• Authorities say shooter acted in self-defense
• Produce stands will be allowed in QDC
• County modifying timbering permit process, regulations
• Preliminary work for utilities has begun at tech school site
• Redistricting is always controversial, Olens tells Republican Women
• Guest Column: Our metal recycling yards should be held accountable
• Hotel in works near Newnan Centre? City talking to interested hotels
• White Oak: 5,800-square-foot home destroyed by fire
• Coweta industry officials to address Chamber
• Man arrested for public indecency
• Harris to lead Turin Tractor Parade
• Name changes to help with safety issues at RR crossing
• Redistricting maps pass both House and Senate
• Senoia Raceway featured in 'Footloose' remake
• 'Fat Boy Chronicles' plays to packed house at screening
• Free concert highlights Newnan High's 'Fall Kickoff'
• State targets Internet-cafe casinos
• Six towns in Coweta gearing up for elections
• Newnan streets getting their stripes
• 'Newnan is gorgeous:' Business development director introduced at Main Street meeting
• Sunrise on the Square Road Race taking registration
• County could allow produce stands in quality corridor
• Senoia residents, business people to talk about future
• Local Briefs: Grantville car show benefit Saturday
• Banks 'fell off a cliff:' Congressmen, bankers attend hearing on 60 bank failures in Georgia
• Newnan shooting victim recovering; police search for shooter
• Senoia votes to put Sunday beer, wine package sales on Nov. ballot
• 'Fat Boy Chronicles' premieres tonight in Coweta
• CAFI volunteers ready food for distribution today through Friday
• Attorney General Sam Olens speaks Thursday in Newnan
• Senoia Council sets Little League registration signs policy
• Senoia City Hall to get 'train depot' makeover
• First vote on reducing size of Senoia historic overlay passes
• Senoia OKs list for proposed SPLOST
• Powers’ Crossroads Festival lines up local, regional stage acts
• 17th Annual Antique Farm Power Show and Tractor Pull Saturday in Turin
• Zombie Traffic Jam: Sharpsburg streets blocked for 'Walking Dead' filming
• Additional charges, arrests in drive-by shooting
• 'Turnout phenomenal' for Goodwill job fair
• Copper thieves again target Powers' Festival grounds
• Newnan Medal of Honor recipient speaks at North Georgia school dedication
• Congressional hearing today in Newnan
• Walt Sanders Road update on county's Thursday agenda
• New biosolids treatment facility opens in Peachtree City
• Skywarn Storm Spotter training offered in Coweta Sept. 7
• Tea-party groups oppose changing the tax-vote date
• GDOT holding regional meetings on Statewide Transportation Plan
• Former Newnanite is president of H.A. Wilbanks Foundation
• Coming Sunday: U.S.S. Maddox attack led to active combat in Vietnam
• Coweta schools on top of heat issues
• 'Walking Dead' to wrap filming Monday in Sharpsburg
• Overhead electrical lines put kink in Moore Road project
• Two men arrested in drug bust at home
• Evans seeks input on 'children at play' signs for Moreland
• 14th Great Georgia Airshow set for Oct. 8-9
• Column: Reflections of a summer intern
• Moreland to promote Market Day event, mill through fliers
• Scouts and Memories: 2011 Memory Walk planned Sept. 11
• Cub Scout Roundups start Tuesday at schools
• Coweta could have four State House members
• Coming Saturday: Cub Scout Roundup meetings begin
• Georgia unveils new political maps ahead of session
• Teenage shooting victim arrested for theft
• Names released of men found dead in Peachtree City
• Palmetto city maintenance facility, supplies go up in flames
• Coweta schools on top of heat issues
• Social Security office cuts public hours by 30 minutes each day
• Cambridge House without home? Current building up for auction
• Bradford pear trees will be removed at Powell Library
• Surplus food distribution this month in Coweta
• Coming Friday: Bradford pear trees will be removed at Powell Library
• Prep Football: East Coweta itching to hit the field tonight
• Pedal For Pets: Bicycle trip raises money for free spay/neuter
• Foreclosure numbers top 200 for first time since March
• Gasoline prices on downward trend
• Newnan Council: SummerGrove drivers 'extremely aggressive'
• Main Street director starts work Monday
• Recycling center remains under fire in Grantville
• Local Briefs: Red Cross CPR course Saturday
• Music at the Mill set each Friday in Moreland
• Coming Thursday: Mother and son "Pedal for Pets" to Savannah
• 2 men arrested for burglaries
• Mechanic fights off knife-wielding attacker, who flees
• Public invited to view Masterworks' New York performance
• Recycling center or scrap metal yard proposed for Grantville?
• City has misgivings over church's desire to use Wadsworth
• Schools keep millage rate at 18.59
• Citizen input asked on Howard Warner building's future
• Coweta Republicans monthly breakfast Saturday
• Motorcyclist injured in LaGrange Street accident
• House Financial Services Committee to hold hearing in Newnan
• Habitat gathering food items for pantry
• Historic Georgia home built by FDR destroyed by fire
• Business Briefs: Marco's Pizza coming to Newnan
• Teen critical following shooting; investigation of 'conflicting stories' continues
• Moreland man killed when truck erupts into flames after crash on Hwy. 16 East
• State board closes election case against Coweta County
• 21,736 Coweta students welcomed back to school Monday
• Old PAPP Clinic now 'Piedmont Physicians Group at Cavender'
• Newnan moving forward with Sprayberry/Jackson project
• Coweta to get most in 10-county region from TSPLOST
• Lightning strike knocks out mechanical systems at Coweta County Courthouse
• Coweta projected dollars just under per capita population
• Spalding waiting on Atlanta with regard to plans for rail
• Westmoreland to hold town hall meeting Aug. 13
• Newnan Notes: Green tips for students headed off to college
• More proposals sought for using former Howard Warner School
• Questions and answers about the market's turmoil
• Brewton-Parker College names Hammett new Newnan director
• Area churches reaching out to teachers as school term begins
• Back To School: New school year begins today in Coweta
• Locally-filmed 'Fat Boy Chronicles' to be screened Aug. 17 in Coweta
• Western's teachers treated to a tasty lunch at Providence
• Supreme Court ruling on Good News Club came 10 years ago
• Coming Monday: Locally filmed anti-bullying movie will be shown here
• Alcohol Sales: Voter petition the only way to get package liquor sales
• Saluting Vietnam Vets: Donut Dollies provided touch of home
• Grantville is only jurisdiction in Coweta with package liquor
• Veteran Coweta jailer Col. Blake Adcock retires
• Democrats rally at annual party fundraiser
• 9/11: Coweta public safety plans 10th anniversary program
• County's Brooks undecided on putting Sunday package sales before voters
• School supplies, security system donated after theft
• DOT says no closures during busy commute times at Hammock Road
• GED effort focus at Rotary meeting
• Nitty Gritty Dirt Band plays Aug. 13 at Villages Amphitheater
• Arnco Reunion Aug. 20 at Ga. Power Park
• Paving planned on Hwy. 54 in Fayette
• Olens to speak to Coweta Republican Women
• Coming Sunday: Exploring the roles of U.S. women in Vietnam
• Secretary of State Kemp hails his 'common sense' approach
• Schools hold orientation; classes begin on Monday
• Coweta Tea Party to hear talk on traveling Vietnam Memorial
• Public safety on display at National Night Out
• Living by Faith Church holds outdoor baptism in West Point Lake
• Andrews Chapel Church will start new century with multi-use facility
• Georgia watches Florida before setting 2012 vote
• Meadows is School Resource Officer of Year for Georgia
• Coming Saturday: Kemp using other states to decide Ga. election dates
• City of Newnan gets employee wellness incentive grant
• 'Walking Dead' new season to premiere on television Oct. 16
• TSPLOST committee makes headway in negotiations
• Cowetans turning to nostalgia in trying times
• Newnan man faces drug charges in PTC
• U.S. Attorney's office announces arrests for exploitation of children
• Child molester receives seven life sentences
• Food pantry seeks help to stretch to Can-A-Thon
• NCG Cinema: Gate installed to block vehicle access from Wynn's Pond Road
• Open house events begin Thursday at Coweta schools
• Cancer Treatment Centers of America: Hospital sets 'roots' in Newnan
• GBI probe continues in McCarty fatal shooting
• Hospital CEO: 'Phenomenal opportunity for your beautiful community'
• Walt Sanders Road a 'sticky' crossing for tractor-trailers
• Monday deadline to contest property tax values
• Senoia removes areas from historic overlay, in split vote
• Students to intern with county water, sewerage authority
• Sign-ups continue for Newnan Citizen Academy
• Local Briefs: Coweta Dems plan barbecue Saturday at old train depot
• Cancer Treatment Centers of America breaks ground in Newnan
• School Starts Monday: Motorists should expect higher volume of traffic
• Open house events begin Thursday at Coweta schools
• Three local cities will vote on Sunday alcohol
• County tweaking millage rates slightly
• Student orientation scheduled Friday
• Canongate honors beloved cook
• Response to burning truck backs up traffic
• Senoia buys land to extend cemetery
• School supplies donated to Bridging the Gap program
• Help for Homeless Friday, Saturday
• Georgia senators split on debt ceiling vote
• Ambulance changeover 'smooth'
• No zombies in Sharpsburg: 'The Walking Dead' crew films in East Coweta town
• No letup from summer heat wave in sight
• School supplies for 200 students are stolen from Bridging the Gap
• Crowd expected for cancer hospital groundbreaking
• Chatham students visit Newnan Youth Council
• Prescription overdoses, deaths increasing in Coweta
• Market Day events return Saturday in downtown Newnan
• Daytime residential burglaries reported in Peachtree City
• Coming Tuesday: School supplies intended for needy children stolen
• Teachers get Adopt a Stream conservation training
• U.S. Census: Seniors find small town atmosphere attractive
• Nearly one in five will be 65 or older by 2030
• Brown's Mill Celebration: 'The turnout is great, and it's good to see so much interest'
• Powers' Festival readies for 41st Labor Day weekend activities
• Athletic field lighting to be considered by commission
• Newnan Notes: Six-week Citizen Academy to return this fall
• Sunday package alcohol sales before Senoia City Council tonight
• Coweta Coweta emergency services changeover takes place at midnight
• Coming Monday: Census numbers highlight aging population trends
• New ambulance provider bringing latest equipment as it takes over in Coweta
• Coweta emergency services changeover takes place at midnight
• Back to School: Poplar Road teacher sings the praises of technology
• Saluting Coweta's Vietnam Vets: By 1966, Vietnam saw troop buildup
• Information sought on three Cowetans killed in Vietnam
• 'Back to School Bash' puts supplies in pupils' hands
• Peachtree City restaurant employees cited for selling alcohol to underage persons
• Open house held for area historical societies
• New ambulance provider bringing latest equipment
• Coming Sunday: Coweta emergency services provider changeover this weekend
• Property sale delay may be slowing construction at Fischer Crossings
• Child molesting suspect on trial Monday
• Carnegie offers fashion trip from the 1860s to 1960s
• Carnegie Show: Amputated toes, removed ribs among extra fashion efforts
• From Internet checkout to pen pals, libraries combine the old/new
• Two 'National Night Out' events Tuesday in Newnan
• Group gets donations to local service groups
• Grass fire spreads to salvage yard
• Development Authority discusses projects
• League of Women Voters announces staff changes
• Work begins at Highway 154 and Hammock Road
• 2 Coweta teens among 24 Abraham's Tent 'Peace Pals' at Emory
• Coming Saturday: County library system working in past, future
• Senoia-area blood drive scheduled for Monday
• TSPLOST numbers continue to change
• Newnan receiving $646,433 from feds for public housing
• Funding of Upson/Lamar road project major issue for roundtable
• Three Rivers' unemployment rate rises to 11.6 percent in June
• Grantville Council debates fencing at Clements/Malcolm center
• Sign-up begins for Newnan Citizen Academy
• State Rep. Lynn Smith one of 2011's House Heroes
• Development bonds approved for new cancer hospital
• County grants theater more time; 90-day extension approved
• Brown's Mill Anniversary: Barbecue, other activities Saturday at fairgrounds
• White Oak fourth-grader is governor for a day
• Theater entrance remains an issue
• 2012 Charity Art Event: 'We're having a horsey affair' for historical society
• Newnan Council: Do daytime meetings cost city volunteers?
• DOT lowers estimate for Lower Fayetteville widening
• 2 Coweta educators lobby for school improvements in Washington
• Zoning would allow agricultural uses in city limits
• At age 101, Mary Lucille Thornton is still going strong
• No Coweta post offices among the 3,653 to close
• Longtime pizzeria closes in downtown Grantville
• Gasoline prices decline a few pennies
• Study OK'd on repairing roadways
• Millage rate to remain at 4.39
• Students give dental care to migrant workers
• Business Briefs: The Artist Within opens in Sharpsburg
• Herndon Home to celebrate its first century on Sept. 11
• New retail stores planned in Madras
• Man reported missing found safe by deputies
• Students give dental care to migrant workers
• Information session for women veterans Wednesday in Coweta
• Numbers back up Cowetans' satisfaction living here
• Smith family trades the pull of Atlanta for quieter Coweta
• Coweta County Fair earlier this year
• State budget woes make rabid animal calls difficult
• Newnan considers county transportation update
• Coweta offers low cost rabies clinic July 30
• Chamber program looks at data protection
• Westmoreland cosponsors legislation to limit overreach by labor board
• 'One era coming to an end:' Old fire HQ razed, new up and running
• Saluting Coweta's Vietnam Vets: U.S. Marines deployed in '65
• Cost of L. Fayette widening project disputed
• GPB filming Bridges' posters for 'Antiques Roadshow' special
• Georgia Tech program geared toward aiding Coweta's needy
• 'National Night Out' events in Newnan Aug. 2
• Transportation, homelessness, advocacy identified as needs
• Push on to move TSPLOST vote to November '12
• Sprucing up the Park: New, improved look at Willie Lynch
• City staff temporarily running Main Street program
• 'The Walking Dead' zombie series to film in Sharpsburg
• Planning session Tuesday for Coweta Relay for Life
• Three proposals on table for I-85/Poplar Road interchange
• Coming Saturday: 'The Walking Dead' filming to return to Coweta
• Coweta meets, exceeds state average on end-of-course testing
• Architect: Builders are making good progress on Senoia library
• Transportation projects meeting tense as state deadline nears
• Local gasoline prices jump 12 cents
• Library floors to be repaired
• Newnan-Coweta Chamber lists nominations for Board of Directors
• Application deadline July 29 for Leadership Coweta class
• 6 schools fall short of 'Adequate Yearly Progress'
• 'Black Patent Leather Shoes': Guest director leads STAR production at Centre
• Coming Friday: Local high schools fall short in AYP
• Senators clash on state redistricting guidelines
• Coweta public schools start Aug. 8
• No More Delays: Intersection work to resume
• U-Haul request at odds with county's QDC restrictions
• Dual enrollment law preserves funding for local school systems
• County thanked for assisting with orchestra's visit
• Be sure kids are current on shots before school year
• What you need to enroll student in Coweta County schools
• Environmental Health fees increase effective Aug. 1
• Westmoreland's bill to look into bank failures passes committee
• Will the shows go on? Issues remain with theater entrance at Fischer Road
• Visiting preacher recalls famous cousin, Lou Rawls
• Senoia property owners speak on historic district overlay
• Board of Health concerned about dwindling funds
• Talk on new interchange Thursday
• Soul singer Rawls' widow helps finance Bernsen film
• Rep. Lynn Smith leads panel discussion on new recycling and waste management laws
• Senoia Council discusses tax rate hearings
• Gas prices rising despite fed's release of reserves
• Helicopter search finds marijuana growing in 4 Coweta locations
• Civil War: Wheeler overshadowed by more flamboyant officers
• Brown's Mill barbecue July 30
• Resource expo will connect Cowetans with service providers
• Rep. Smith re-appointed to joint water committee
• Ga. House Democrats hosting reapportionment hearings
• Coming Tuesday: Wheeler a beloved general who made history locally
• TSPLOST rules debate continuing
• Coweta's Census Numbers: Asian family wanted better life
• Coweta's Asian population more than doubles
• Resource directory now online
• Rezoning, fee increases on commission agenda
• Deal to give $10M to charters, Coweta Charter Academy included
• Chromalloy to expand, add 125 jobs
• Saluting Coweta's Vietnam Veterans: The conflict intensifies
• Civil War program today at Depot
• Palmetto's new clinic being built with money from feds
• Palmetto group has hope for a clinic in Coweta
• Downtown Mrs. Winner's shuts its doors
• Local painter Martin Pate shares his inspirations
• Labor department teaching employees how to behave
• Water, gel body coolers needed at Habitat, ReStore
• Clinic for female veterans to be held on July 27
• Newnan couple arrested in sophisticated home marijuana operation
• Police say their probe finds no evidence of brutality
• Lowered tax values mostly on homes
• Coweta Charter Academy receives state aid
• Franklin woman helps Navy rebuild schools in Pacific Partnership
• Paint Day a Success: About 40 volunteers work at Pinson home
• Coweta deadline for tax value appeals is Aug. 8
• Chromalloy to expand, add 125 jobs
• EMC trusts present $2,500 to bring 'Traveling Wall'
• Coming Monday: Lines may be moved from intersection by Sept.
• Newnan may vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• Threat of Communism drew U.S. into Vietnam
• 'Muster' to focus on Vietnam
• Saluting Coweta's Veterans: Three went to Vietnam in the early days
• Grantville population has more than doubled
• Census Report: Growth rate in Coweta, its cities explosive
• State releases school level CRCT scores
• Newnan Notes: Tritis, Southern Auto issued new occupational tax certificates
• Coming Sunday: Coweta veterans in the Vietnam era series begins
• $5 million sought for Coweta Campus Campaign at West Georgia Technical College
• Rutledge Fun Day: Community comes together for event
• Madras depot may be demolished
• City hires business recruiting, retention director
• Fiddlers perform today, Sunday
• Bass predicts big changes in future for health care
• Newnan High backdrop for 'Walking Dead'
• Furnishings approved for new fire HQ
• Coming Saturday: Historic Madras depot threatened with demolition
• County reinforces agreement with Kohl's
• Building transfer paves way for clinic this fall
• County water to serve new college campus
• Update on bond ratings
• Sharpsburg man arrested for wallet theft in PTC
• 'Walking Dead' series now filming in Newnan
• Development authority working on expansion project, industrial prospect
• Human bones in woods 5-6 years; DNA samples taken from possible relative of deceased
• Ayrshire Orchestra: Student ambassadors to welcome musicians
• Agronomist talks turf at Golden K Kiwanis meeting
• Coming Friday: Investigation involving discovery of human remains continues
• Home invasion suspect arrested
• Schools analyzing data before deciding future
• Leads checked out after skull found
• County to discuss widening of Lower Fayetteville
• Only brief power outages from July 4 storms
• Local foreclosures continue downward trend
• Wright: Tourists come here, leave money, go home
• ReNew Thrift: Church's non-profit store celebrates 1st anniversary
• Ayrshire Fiddle Orchestra concert tickets on sale
• Clinic for female veterans July 27
• The Show Goes On: Thunderstorm dumps rain on fireworks show
• Newnan probes police brutality claim
• Human skull found near Highway 34, Wynn's Pond
• Supreme Court partially upholds ruling against Royal
• Teen sought in home invasion, shooting
• Newnan man treated after bite from rabid fox
• Lightning strikes four Coweta homes
• Copper, doors stolen from Newnan High
• Newnan Rotary Club feeling pinch of poor economy
• Black tells Kiwanians: 'My office is the state of Georgia'
• Haralson City Park honors W. Davis Camp
• Coming Wednesday: Human remains found off Hwy. 34 near Fayette County line
• Lee Middle School principal Heaberlin gets national award
• Newnan's 4th parade salutes local vets
• Heaberlin developed his perspective at an early age
• Haralson celebrates Chris Landreau Day
• The Fourth: Today's parade will be salute to our military
• 'Renaissance Award:' Group behind Senoia's development honored
• Seabaugh, Underwood say HOPE is still outstanding
• Hearing Tuesday on Moreland development plan
• Chick-fil-A president to speak to job networking group
• Business Briefs: Tradewind Guns and Outfitters opens
• Newnan Notes: Main Street parade steps off at 6 p.m.
• Chris Landreau tribute in Haralson today
• 'Watch' programs: Are they effective?
• WGTC instructor to spend Independence Day in Afghanistan
• Moreland gets Fourth festivities under way
• 'Newnan Centre' expected to open in June 2012
• Literary Circle announces book for July
• SCV group to hear Civil War talk
• Tai Chi returns to Carnegie Building
• Singers, souvenirs, goat part of big day at Chattahoochee Bend
• 'Walking Dead' filming in Newnan will include noise from live gunfire
• Kidnapped Moreland child safe, 2-year-old's mother faces charges
• July 4th gets early start in Newnan, Moreland
• Newnan Council hears audit report
• More Newnan paving starts Tuesday
• Newnan proceeds with study on Lower Fayetteville widening
• Chattahoochee Bend: It's a 'new model' for state park system
• Moreland annual barbecue today
• Wesley Street will get 'tables' to slow traffic
• Child returned to Coweta County after Thursday kidnapping
• Coming Saturday: Chattahoochee Bend State Park opens for holiday weekend
• Body found in car at Fairburn gas station
• Charter Academy parents determined to forge ahead
• Effective today children 8 and under must be in special seat
• Newnan High work will not impact 'Fourth'
• July 4th Weekend: Activities Saturday through Monday
• Rep. Smith 'thrilled' at federal court panel's water ruling
• Newnan residents asked to bag yard clippings for disposal
• Newnan Fire Dept. reminds citizens of firework hazards for July 4th
• Cancer center names Dawson as CEO; Groundbreaking Aug. 3
• Hogansville farmers market returns
• Sharpsburg recognized for adopting ethics ordinance
• New Chattahoochee Bend State Park opens today at 11
• Caterpillar to add 200 jobs in Griffin
• Amateur radio operators contact 48 states, Canada
• Sheriff not changing how department handles illegals
• Parade sign-ups continue through Friday
• Poplar Road public meeting set for July 21 at fairgrounds
• Increased enforcement planned for Fourth of July weekend traffic
• Coweta Extension Office's additions near completion
• Local attorney Whalen inducted into Municipal Gov't Hall of Fame
• South Georgia wildfire 60 percent contained
• Three churches join for Moreland's Independence Day celebration
• Coweta Charter Academy receives OK from state
• President says Mercer eventually will build campus here
• Underwood says Mercer offers unique educational approach
• Coweta Charter Academy receives OK from state
• Suspect now accused of abusing at least five children
• Four lanes for Lower Fayetteville?
• Immigration law ruling may be partial victory for both sides
• Newnan woman travels to Nepal with dental project
• Alumni, friends attend open house at Mary Ray School
• Coweta sends foresters to help with south Georgia wildfires
• Coming Wednesday: Mercer University eyes possible campus in Coweta
• Coweta Charter Academy, 10 others get OK by Georgia BOE
• Weekend storms down trees, power lines in Coweta
• Hollis museum plans December event, spring opening
• Hollis' gift believed to be largest in city's history
• Charter Academy taking request to state board
• Can you help? Call authorities if you know this man
• Coweta-Fayette EMC team takes first place in charity clay shoot
• South Metro Woodturners hear resin casting talk
• Lyles writes musical piece for Ayrshire Orchestra
• Insurance law among those to take effect in Georgia on July 1
• Cattle industry big in Coweta: Callaway one of oldest cattle farms in county
• New agency to improve Newnan homes
• 52 Coweta groups losing tax-exempt status
• O negative blood in short supply; local drives set
• Governor stops July 1 gas tax increase
• Seabaugh, Horne weigh in on taxing services during legislative roundtable
• Coming Monday: Organizations lose non-profit status
• Coweta tax assessment notices in mail
• Chikumbuso Project: Methodist women support aid effort for Zambia orphans
• Luthersville resident Parker serving jail term
• Coweta will gain new state House seat
• Three-day July 4 weekend offers many events in Coweta
• Chris Landreau Day July 3 in Haralson
• Newnan Notes: Main Street July 4 parade set for 6 p.m.
• Lawmakers discuss unsuccessful tax reform experiment
• Coming Sunday: Tax notices mailed to all property owners
• Hospital Authority approves Samaritan Clinic lease
• Newnan Fire Department investigates industrial fire
• Barker outlines reasons for denying Coweta Charter Academy petition
• Mary Ray School Open House: Alumni invited to be in photo at 1:30 Sunday
• Blue Ridge plates found at Mary Ray School have unique history
• Farmers Market now open Saturdays and Wednesdays
• Think safety when dealing with fireworks
• Coweta County to close Ruth Drive for repairs
• Charter Academy petition turned down; Vote 6-1 against request by Coweta school board
• Coming Saturday: Coweta Charter Academy turned down by County BOE
• CLICK celebrates Coweta's status as 'certified literate'
• CLICK achieves long-sought literacy goal
• Autopsy: Bullet struck victim's artery
• Boot drive planned for emergency response team
• Amateur radio field day Saturday
• 75-cent charge added to pre-paid wireless phone purchases for 911
• Downtown group interviews candidates for Main Street
• Labor chief warns against relying on safety nets
• Coweta County man caught after chase, wreck near Senoia
• Grantville shooting puts town on edge; Mayor helps catch suspect
• Coming Friday: Grantville double-shooting suspect captured
• Coweta's CRCT scores higher than state's
• County finalizes EMS contract with American Medical Response
• Catalytic converters stolen as 11 cars broken into at park, ride lot
• Business Briefs: New stores coming to Merchant's Crossing
• Coweta's CRCT scores higher than state's
• Increased air traffic at Newnan-Coweta Airport positive economic sign
• New state park open to public following July 1 ceremony
• Home burns on Westside School Road
• Rezoning of property on Hwy. 34 near Andrew Bailey Road approved
• Fire crews respond to Corinth Road
• Main Street Newnan's 'Wine About the Economy' sets record
• No place like home: Special events ordinance approved
• 2nd annual Juneteenth observance celebrated
• Retirement researcher says Medicare heavily underfunded
• Two men charged in thefts of cooling systems
• Badge 798 is retired
• Chris Landreau, 1984-2011: 'He's at peace now'
• Man arrested for flashing jogger
• Suspect may be part of large-scale check fraud ring, authorities say
• Rep. Lynn Smith Speaks at Women's Leadership in Public Service Institute
• Charter school in Gwinnett rejects local funding offer
• Grantville family still hoping for relief after sewage floods house
• Vaccines available through Health Department
• New Coweta Health Department: 'We are thrilled. It's lovely'
• Tough job ahead settling list of projects for regional sales tax vote
• Needed rainfall mostly misses Coweta
• Surprise for dads at Juneteenth event Sunday
• Volunteers improve Grantville's Colley Park
• Grantville homeowner tries to save house where she grew up
• Coming Friday: New Health Department making transition
• Audit: fraud, abuse rampant in stimulus program
• Funeral service Friday for Landreau
• Coweta Board of Education approves $165,483,455 budget
• Chambliss is first senator with an app
• Gas line break shuts Newnan intersection
• Next step in streetscapes expansion OK'd by city
• Music and TV star John Davidson brings new music show to Senoia
• Fund established for family of burn victims
• 'Wine About Economy' downtown Friday
• Gas leak blocks traffic north of downtown
• Chris Landreau funeral arrangements announced
• Coweta Charter School supporters await decision
• Police seek information in Kidd Street shooting
• 'Walking Dead' TV series to flim at Newnan High
• 2 Coweta teens taken to Atlanta hospital after Monday wreck
• 'We're moving forward' on Roscoe, Jackson, Sprayberry intersection
• Plans for Warner building on hold
• Chikumbuso Project helping children orphaned by AIDS
• Hollis money, plus Newnan Hospital buildings gift, will provide for new museum
• Coweta firefighter Landreau dies
• Coming Wednesday: Another museum coming to Newnan
• More 'victims' come forward in probe of daycare operator
• It's time to recreate voting districts
• Thomassons honored: Owner lauded for 50 years service
• James Thomasson now in newspaper Hall of Fame
• Haralson park will be focal point for town
• School board shifts meeting to accommodate large turnout
• Ga. summer expected to be hotter and drier
• Moreland holds successful first Market Day for citizens
• Suspects sought in Peachtree City restaurant robbery
• Times-Herald wins 7 Georgia Press awards
• Charter Academy parents plan rally Tuesday
• Traffic interruption one downside to movie making
• DOT testing 'warm mix asphalt' on Highway 16
• City Council to consider Warner site
• FSA committee nomination opens June 15
• Scam artists preying on job-seekers and motorists
• Movie making: It's a positive for economy of Coweta
• Coming Monday: Film, TV industry making economic impact in Coweta
• More than 250 Vietnam era veterans contact Times-Herald
• Newnan Notes: Use your gardening water wisely
• Smith: State park to open in time for Fourth of July
• Piedmont Newnan Hospital to embrace hotel-like amenities
• Are you a Vietnam War veteran?
• Level 1 trauma center a plus for Coweta
• Seabaugh, Horne talk about redistricting, General Assembly
• About 25 Ambassadors still needed for visiting Scots
• Crowd turns out for inaugural 'Run/Walk for a Drug Free Community'
• Pharmacy robbery suspect caught by Tyrone police
• Piedmont cuts impact all of its hospitals
• Suspects in PTC robberies related to gang activity
• Suspect arrested for selling cocaine
• Thursday's thunderstorm knocks out power
• Rocky Lawn: East Plantation Drive residents not happy with repaving consequences
• Coming Saturday: Suspect in custody after robbing Thomas Crossroads pharmacy
• More copper stolen, this time at a church on Savannah Street
• Bond set at $20,000 for Northgate teacher in sex case with student
• 'Honestly, I'm looking for any job'; Record crowd attends job fair
• Charter Odyssey School gets state nod
• What Odyssey parents had to say of state approval:
• New Greentop Road bridge may be open within three weeks
• Golden K gets update on Vietnam Memorial 'Moving Wall' visit
• Coming Friday: Greentop Bridge nears completion, should open in three weeks
• Odyssey School, Georgia Cyber Academy OK'd by state school board
• Positive sign: Coweta's foreclosures drop for 4th consecutive month
• Unlicensed daycare operator arrested in molestation case
• Zombies returning to Coweta
• Planning for the Fourth: Newnan parade will salute armed forces
• County still seeks lower fire rating, requests ISO reviewers' meeting
• Senoia leaders debate tax issue
• West Ga. Tech asks Coweta to chip in $2M over 10 years
• State Board of Education to vote on Odyssey charter
• Rotary holding fireworks for 26th year
• DDA still pursuing idea of banners, kiosks downtown
• Moreland mayor casts rare vote to break tie
• Cameron Street drainage upgrade could cost town $100,000
• Moreland prepares for Market Day
• Umbrella group being formed for tourism, arts in Moreland
• Coming Thursday: Fourth of July Parade registration info
• Lower Fayetteville cell phone tower OK'd by county
• Senoia moving forward on Sunday alcohol
• Real drug addicts anything but stereotypical, says Coweta Drug Court coordinator
• Seabaugh oversees reapportionment hearing
• Coweta Health Department opens in its new facility
• Copper thieves hit another service organization; CAFI latest victim
• City moving forward on conference center; motion passes 4-3
• Coming Wednesday: Public input, possible vote on proposed conference center
• Man arrested in Coweta after OnStar remotely stops stolen auto
• Body of a man found in home; No visible trauma, say authorities
• No letup in 90-degree plus daytime high temperatures
• Cell tower proposal worries homeowners
• I-85 median barriers, Thomas Crossroads intersection work, announced by GDOT
• Night work through August: Bullsboro repaving begins
• Suspect indicted in Pinson arsons
• Authorities need help as they probe shipments of narcotics
• Prevent wildfires, don't prevent prescribed burning
• DNR member: Rivers are cleaner than reservoirs
• Coming Tuesday: Man's body found in home near Senoia
• Cell tower vote, ISO update on county's Tuesday agenda
• 'Wine About Economy' downtown June 17
• 'Soccer moms can be addicts'
• Online resource directory should be ready by June 15
• Coweta Environmental Health offers food safety training
• Coming Monday: County drug court helps troubled young mother
• Coweta Road Projects list
• 32 Coweta road projects on T-SPLOST wish list
• New Piedmont Newnan target for completion – February 2012
• Here's list of those indicted by Coweta grand jury
• Westmoreland introduces bill to study impact of bank failures
• Big turnout of prospective workers expected at fairgrounds Thursday
• Hearing June 21 on special events ordinance
• Coming Sunday: County issues June indictments
• Newnan woman's death probed
• Fire threatens residences
• Additional bank failures forecast
• Seabaugh vows open, fair redistricting process
• Mural transforms CEC wall: Teachers, students combine talents
• Second annual Newnan Juneteenth event planned
• Meeting Tuesday on conference center
• Newnan Youth Council helps Angel's House shelter
• Coming Saturday: Probe continues of Newnan woman's death
• List of road projects released
• Coweta in better shape than most on housing starts
• State labor chief to visit with local business leaders June 21
• Officials land new contact for airport
• Defendants in robbery, rape cases indicted
• No rabies confirmation, but officials warn of daytime roaming fox
• Project Cool helping elderly Coweta County residents beat the heat
• Coweta named state’s ‘Best Affordable’
• Town of Moreland to hold Market Day events starting June 11
• Batson-Cook wins appeal of Savannah lawsuit
• Coming Friday: Magazine tabs Coweta as “Best Affordable Place” in Georgia
• Business Briefs: Newnan Hastings store closing
• Rotary, state join forces to restore Warm Springs cottages
• Hammond receives summer news internship at Times-Herald
• Late night hydrant repairs to disrupt water
• It's moving week: Coweta Health Department will reopen Monday in new building
• 6,000-Mile Journey: Newnan man organizes ride for 300 veterans
• Local spiders not Mediterranean recluse after all
• Coming Thursday: Moving week for county health department
• Fallen Veteran Honored: Couch only Senoia resident killed in the Vietnam War
• DA, GBI’s Financial Crimes Unit reviewing ACE case
• Newnan woman dies in 2-vehicle crash
• Blackouts impact 3,500 NU customers
• Traffic shifts today on bypass between Roscoe and Jackson
• Speed, rain factors in fatal wreck
• Cowetans lost in Afghanistan remembered in state ceremonies
• Coming Wednesday: Preliminary inquiry of Alliance of Children's Enrichment complete
• Marine Corps League, Madras Chorus part of program Monday
• Thousands attend Senoia celebration
• Conference center public meeting June 7
• Newnan honors fallen Vietnam soldier Cofield
• 'Coweta's Greatest Generation' veterans saluted in Moreland
• Grizzard flag dedicated at Moreland Mill Sunday
• Former Newnan resident survives Joplin tornado
• Newnan offering amnesty for old fines
• New law makes roads safer for bicyclists
• Community foundation gives grant to help bring Vietnam Moving Wall here
• Cargill employees spend day working on Habitat house
• Backyard Association to spotlight unique perennials, trees, shrubs
• Two killed in wreck on Bullsboro Drive
• Moreland developing strategies for future
• Moreland gets $300,000 grant for square and playground upgrade
• Madras school's Pet Lovers Club helps homeless pets in community
• Coweta veterans focus of events locally, in Atlanta
• Cofield chosen Veteran of the Year
• Newnan Notes: 'Let's Wine About the Economy' returns June 17
• Coweta County boasts two Captain Whitlocks
• Coweta educator says learning begins at birth
• ECHS Graduation: Class of 2011 gets diplomas at Shoemake Stadium
• Northgate High Graduation: Class of 2011 gets diplomas at Henry Seldon Field
• Teacher faces molestation charge for having sex with student
• Sheriff takes part in investigations training
• Storm blamed for house fires; downs trees and power lines
• Memorial Day: Volunteers needed to help place flags on graves
• ‘Our Greatest Generation’ heroes invited to Moreland on Sunday
• Buddy Poppy donations help veterans in need
• Coming Saturday: Storms blamed for Chandler Road fire
• Newnan High Graduation: Class of 2011 gets diplomas at Drake Stadium
• Road checks are planned during holiday weekend
• ECHS to graduate 580 Saturday morning
• Coweta unemployment rate at 8.9% during April
• Georgia Supreme Court asked to review its charter school decision
• 'Do Not Feed It': Alligator on prowl
• Newnan to allow brewpubs
• Buses to bring graduation guests to ECHS from three sites
• Venomous species of Brown Recluse found in Coweta
• Newnan auctioning off surplus city vehicles online
• Grantville votes to proceed with sidewalk project
• Newnan delays conference center vote two weeks
• Wesley Street may get speed-calming 'tables'
• Indoor shooting range approved by county
• Camper at Grantville fire station, renovation continues
• 381 Northgate seniors graduate Friday
• Big Memorial Day planned in Senoia
• Newnan officials mull redistricting
• Coming Thursday: Speed-calming devices possible for Wesley Street
• Second suspect arrested in home invasion near Senoia
• Heath pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter
• Newlywed pleads guilty in home invasion robbery
• Martin Mill Road being closed for culvert work
• Drake Stadium repairs approved by school board
• $20 copper theft threatens food charity's operation
• Property owners, residents ask Grantville Council for help after sewage backup
• Newnan High graduation is Thursday
• Coming Wednesday: Guilty pleas entered by Heath, Leslie
• Griffin man sentenced in infant's death
• Council may give final OK for conference center today
• Newnan postal customers donate 6,000 pounds of food
• Barbecue, silent auction benefit Coweta Genealogical Society in Grantville
• No one hurt when small plane crashes near Grantville
• One suspect arrested, two others are sought in home invasion
• Coweta school board again endorses budget calling for 187-day calendar
• Gas prices starting to tumble — in time for Memorial Day
• Heard County bank is closed by FDIC
• Motorcycle rider remains in hospital following Friday wreck
• '100 Days of Summer Heat' driving enforcement begins
• Alleged gambling operations shut down in Tyrone and Peachtree City
• Small plane crashes outside of Grantville
• Baccalaureates offer grads spiritual advice
• Vietnam vets to be honored in Newnan, Senoia, Hogansville
• ‘Our Greatest Generation’ veterans invited to Moreland for event
• Mealor keeps downtown prayer garden blooming and blessing
• Moreland's 'true Shepherd' serving in Uganda
• Saluting Coweta's Vets: 24 Cowetans died in the Vietnam War
• GRTA officials get earful on route changes
• Two-phase expansion for jail suggested
• Summer Reading: Library kicks off Books and Barbecue program
• Here are names of 20 fallen Coweta soldiers listed on Memorial
• Pearl Harbor survivor to speak for Memorial Day in PTC
• Westmoreland wants immediate spending cuts in budget
• Newnan Notes: Carnegie sets events for upcoming week
• Four other Vietnam casualties may have Coweta connections
• GDOT removes projects from roads wish list
• Our Father’s House: Senoia ministry is simply being there
• NASA Astronaut tells Madras students to reach for the stars
• Traveling Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall returns to Griffin
• Student-Vet Connect: Veterans bring history alive for students
• Convention Center one step closer; $1.046 million funding still must be approved
• Newnan reservoirs at 100% capacity as summer nears
• Ambassadors, host families sought for Ayrshire fiddlers
• Senoia will honor fallen veteran of the Vietnam war
• Jobless rate down; growth in jobs rises
• Cattlemen’s event tonight, Saturday at the fairgrounds
• Rodeo Weekend: Young rider says late friend is her inspiration
• Bond funding approved for UWG School of Nursing
• Coming Friday: East Coweta soph Reece among local riders in weekend's rodeo
• Disaster centers in Troup, Meriwether closing today
• Photos reminders of loss from tornadoes
• Ideas offered for Ray Park
• Yamaha celebrates move of ‘sport’ ATV production here
• Charter Schools: Court decision shocks, disappoints Coweta Academy parents
• Operation Homefront to be part of reading program events
• Summer reading program kicks off Saturday
• Coming Thursday: Yamaha ATV production transition to Newnan set
• Xpress Bus route expansion informational session today
• County drops Vital Care as EMS provider
• County delays vote on cell phone tower
• Habitat for Humanity: Coweta foreclosed homes get new life
• Health Department to move into new building in 2 weeks
• Senoia is talking of package liquor sales vote in November
• Grantville loses electricity for three hours
• Coming Wednesday: Habitat, Newnan Housing Authority complete rehab of five foreclosed homes
• Two in custody after Old Navy robbery
• Business as usual at Coweta Academy
• Senoia woman robbed in home
• Sethna: Professor firing meets university’s rules
• Coweta Survey: What kind of school system do you want in the future?
• Gunman takes money and runs
• Murder suspect caught in Bibb County
• Newnan Notes: City accepting applications for Youth Council
• Court strikes charter school law: Odyssey School in 'interesting situation'
• Coming Tuesday: State Supreme Court decision could affect local schools
• Radio 'hams' still play key roles during disasters
• Radio ‘hams’ still play key role disaster
• Wicklund working to get state park up and running
• Permits for churches, school, shooting range among zoning requests
• Neighbors oppose cell tower near SummerGrove
• Chattahoochee Bend State Park: Grand opening likely in July
• Coweta Cattlemen’s Rodeo on May 20-21
• Coming Monday: Coweta's new state park gets closer to opening
• Golf cart legislation geared for safety
• Disaster recovery centers open in Manchester, LaGrange, Griffin
• Photos, memorabilia sought of Newnan 1968 helicopter unit adoption
• Newnan adopted helicopter unit during Vietnam War
• Storm carried ID 100-plus miles
• Economy on ‘firmer footing,’ but recovery will take time
• Jeeps Go Topless downtown
• Dogs, owners take part in annual 'Walk and Wag'
• Coming Sunday: Newnan woman finds driver's license blown 100 miles by storm
• Newnan High to get $7.84 million in work
• Connecting with history: Medal of Honor recipient shares Vietnam story with Newnan High students
• Gov. Deal: Illegals bill ‘fulfills my promise’
• Murder suspect remains at large
• School board approves trips to Florida, Louisiana
• Graduation test scores improve statewide
• Rutledge officials update Kiwanis Club on services
• Coming Saturday: Newnan High students learn from Vietnam Medal of Honor recipient
• Rising gasoline prices fueled by floodwaters
• Brothers arrested on meth charges
• Grantville nightmare: Four inches of sewage floods into Ivy Glen house
• School system gets supply bids from California, New York
• B.T. Brown plant earns state award
• New member joins water authority
• FEMA officials conducting storm home inspections in Coweta area
• Newnan government implementing technology upgrades
• Coming Friday: Two brothers arrested for manufacturing meth
• Raw sewage invades Grantville home
• Grateful Navy pilot greets Willis Road fans at Coweta airport
• Schools work numbers to fit budget constraints for 2011-12
• Chattahoochee Hills property listed in foreclosures
• Main Street takes back sponsorship of Newnan July Fourth parade
• Bring fido to Walk N’ Wag on Saturday to Keep Newnan Beautiful
• Treasures from Jordan estate to be sold for Newnan Chapel Foundation
• Coming Thursday: Newnan Chapel Foundation prepares for estate sale
• Yamaha moving its ATV operations to Coweta
• Authorities continuing their investigation into two drive-by shootings
• Grantville City Council remembers Malcolm
• Ex-college administrator sues Board of Regents
• Grantville councilwoman concerned about city budget, accounting
• Business Briefs: SaZa opens May 12
• City Council wants more conference center data before vote
• Saturday Benefit: Garden Gate Tour offers you views of five gardens
• Grantville now 'no closer to getting grocery store'
• Suspect in Ben Hill County killing being sought in Coweta
• Coming Wednesday: Newnan City Council not ready to vote on Conference Center
• Peachtree City adds Sunday alcohol sales to November ballot
• Miss Clara Day: Cowetan will be 104 on May 20
• Newnan man shoots himself in the foot
• Piedmont still looking for a doctor to serve Grantville
• Newnan Notes: City still gathering feedback for improvements to Ray Park
• ‘Joe the Plumber’ says learning, thinking politics important
• Movie tax breaks bringing payback for the economy
• Kiwanians remember former member Gandy Glover
• Motorcycle ride helps fund October visit of Vietnam Moving Wall
• Coming Tuesday: Movie tax breaks big for Coweta, Senoia
• No one injured in Timberidge fire
• Newnan to review conference center bids
• Story of Soapy Smith, the gunslinger, part of Salvation Army Week
• Pinson Street sidewalks, Belt Road improvements 'essentially complete’
• GRTA proposing adding trips from Coweta directly to Midtown Atlanta
• Pathways Center relocates in Newnan
• Self-Publishing Marketplace part of Coweta libraries summer reading
• Newnan has eight weather warning sirens
• Coming Monday: Pathways Center finds a new home in Newnan
• Help us ID, honor Coweta's Vietnam War veterans
• SPLOST to be on ballot in February
• Contract awarded for replacement of reflective pavement markers
• Cancer hospital execs visit for tours, meetings
• More work set on Hwy. 16 West, I-85
• Officials ID victim involved in Tommy Lee Cook Road incident
• Traffic safety is concern with new Fischer Crossings movie theater
• Gasoline prices up, but relief may be coming as oil prices fall 15 percent
• College’s fundraising campaign $3 million above goal
• Newspaper founder to be inducted into Hall of Fame
• Coming Sunday: WGTC's fundraising goal eclipsed by over $3 million
• Fire severely damages home in Coweta
• Man charged with killing his wife in LaGrange
• Project Talent testers sought for study
• Public Safety Appreciation: ‘We want you to know how much the citizens, this county appreciates you’
• Former Grantville official John Malcolm Jr. dies
• Palmetto woman faces arson charge
• ‘Redneck’ marks 20 years in downtown Newnan
• Drunk driver gets 15-year sentence for homicide by vehicle
• Nurse gives up license, to serve five years in jail
• Coming Saturday: Coweta honors public servants with luncheon
• Delta plans buyouts and early retirement offers
• A Day Of Prayer: 'His solutions greater than our problems'
• County recognizes public safety appreciation day
• Communities gather to pray on NDOP
• Lightning strike cause of Robinson Street fire that destroyed home
• Father, daughter survive early morning I-85 accident
• 20-year-old pedestrian killed on Tommy Lee Cook Road
• Food donations sought for Spalding tornado victims
• Coweta County trying to develop 'community brand'
• Volunteers needed for tornado cleanup
• 2 arrested on drug charges
• Gov. Nathan Deal signs golf cart bill
• Events on calendar for National Day of Prayer
• Former jailer sues Meriwether sheriff
• Grantville plans new sidewalks
• County to look at plan to regulate salvage, scrap metal dealers
• Jeep ‘Go Topless Day’ is scheduled in Newnan May 14
• City of Senoia close to adding GIS mapping
• Fire during storm destroys historic home in Newnan
• Grantville recognizes efforts of police officer
• Blaze destroys historic Newnan home
• Sue Jordan, schools' first curriculum director, dies
• Woman whose car struck child gets 5 years in prison
• ‘Children At Play’ signs asked in Grantville
• Senoia adding extra court day
• One man hospitalized, another is in custody after shooting incidents
• Resources: Here’s how to navigate maze of free services for seniors
• Display ‘loyal blue bows’ for public safety appreciation
• Newnan man gets 30-year prison term for molesting a young girl
• EF1 tornado confirmed with winds of 90 mph in southwest Coweta
• More Kia large-load equipment to be traveling on Georgia highways overnight
• Senoia church helps Brooks tornado victims
• Newnan advertising to fill Main Street vacancy
• Bin Laden killed: Cowetans in NYC, DC reflect on 9/11
• Newnan intersection to get new traffic lights
• Transformer burns outside Sygma Corp. building in Creekside
• Newnan-Coweta Chamber launches ‘Buy Local’ project
• Newnan officials asking input for future plans of Ray Park
• Resource Coweta seeks to strengthen agencies that are helping people
• National Day of Prayer: Five Coweta events planned Thursday
• Sheriff working to identify illegals
• Commission meeting moved to Thursday
• Baptist pastors seek advice on expanding participation
• 'Greatest Generation' stories started with a phone call
• Business Briefs: Taylor Josey in Atlanta Commercial Million Dollar Club
• Newnan Notes: Residents reminded to bag lawn clippings
• Road work begins Monday on Hwy. 16 W., I-85
• Newnan-Coweta Chamber launches ‘Buy Local’ project
• UWG professor: BP and government lying about oil spill evaporating
• 288-page hardback book of Cowetans’ World War II stories available Monday
• Burn ban starts today for Coweta
• History abounds at annual Moreland festival, fundraiser
• Few Moreland Mill workers remain -- two ride in parade
• First Choice bank shut down
• 3,000 take part in annual Relay
• Groundbreaking marks start for new WGTC Coweta campus
• Founded in Senoia, bank operated for 137 years
• Special events ordinance gets a new look
• Senoian says Tuscaloosa looks like atom bomb went off
• ‘Spring a Pet’ event Sunday in First Avenue Park
• Driver in Andrew Bailey wreck remains critical
• First Choice Community Bank shut down
• Coweta dodges worst of record-setting storms
• Teacher of the Year finalist says ‘our schools are technologically antiquated’
• Coweta school bus collides with truck
• Driver critical following accident on Andrew Bailey
• Man pleads guilty to attacking girlfriend
• Teacher’s assistant accused of having sex with teen
• One nervous night in Coweta: Corinth Road damage possible tornado
• Special Olympics gets back on track
• Resource Coweta unveils its local resource directory
• Coweta Relay for Life event begins tonight
• Search on for missing after storms kill 15 in Georgia
• Deal signs bill on Sunday alcohol sales
• 11 deaths reported as strong storms hit state; 2 killed in nearby Spalding County
• Turin's Barbie Beach joins Royal Wedding celebration
• Coweta campus groundbreaking Friday
• Chase suspect in custody
• Sidewalks to be built on Armory near Newnan High
• The Royal Wedding: Many Cowetans will arise early Friday to watch
• Motorcycle ride raises funds for Vietnam ‘moving wall’ visit
• Special Olympics rescheduled for today
• Resource Coweta seeking to connect helping groups
• East Coweta's Levi Young 2011 Teacher of the Year
• Business Briefs: Rock Back Pizza holds grand opening Tuesday
• Police on lookout for suspect who drove car into house
• Driver arrested after fleeing from police
• 'Front door' of Coweta needs some attention, says Down
• International business reps say Coweta good place to live and work
• Coweta's jobless rate down to 9.1% in March
• Internet Cafe busted on Pine Road
• Speed factor in wreck on Summers McKoy
• Question of the day: Thoughts on the $1 million spent by lobbyists
• 'This is prime time' for Greenhouses
• Westmoreland: Government debt not so bad as video makes out
• More Kia stamping press parts traveling on I-85
• AGL employees do river cleanup for Earth Day
• More movie filming requested in Newnan
• Grease fire burn victim recovering in hospital
• Authorities probe attempted arson at Beverly Park Court
• Cigarettes stolen in Easter morning burglary
• Coweta’s finances praised by auditor after annual report
• Walk ‘n’ Wag May 14: You can walk with, without your dog
• New roads being built near cancer hospital site and Ashley Park
• Work progressing on Greentop Road project
• Resource Coweta seeking community comments
• Former Newnan mayor found dead in home
• Coweta’s finances praised by auditor after annual report
• Rumble for Kids motorcycle ride benefits Ga. Baptist Children’s Home
• I-85 wreck victim dies
• Groundbreaking held for Senoia Library
• Coweta County Special Olympics Wednesday
• Newnan Notes: As projects end, others begin
• Commemorative Air Force holding annual WWII Heritage Days event
• Fire rating didn’t drop as much as Coweta had hoped
• Display ‘loyal blue’ bows May 1-7 during celebration of Public Safety Appreciation
• Moreland Mill workers invited to ride in parade on Saturday
• China Grove at 141: Church is celebrating anniversary on Easter
• Gasoline prices inching closer to $4 a gallon
• Madras church turns to those old-fashioned ad signs on roadway
• Sexton, Young, Daniel Teacher of Year finalists
• Coweta County’s top teacher develops unique curriculum
• Conference center proposals expected to city council in May
• Newnan man in coma, trooper injured on I-85
• Better Business Bureau warns against foreclosure ‘rescue’ companies
• DOT proposes lighting for Grantville I-85 exit
• Movie theater to open on schedule
• Taste of Newnan: 'Largest crowd we've ever had'
• County: Furniture, equipment OK’d for new fire headquarters
• Grantville frustrated with sidewalk project
• Suspect caught during Mantracker
• Kia adding more jobs to produce midsize car in Georgia
• $1.98 billion in road projects on 10-county Three Rivers wish list
• Motorcycle ride to benefit Vietnam Memorial replica visit
• Easter egg hunts to be held across Coweta this Saturday
• Westmoreland: Deficit requires longterm solution
• Brothers pin cushion given to store's final customer
• Police exercises wrap up today
• Spring events tonight through weekend
• Will movie theater really open on Friday?
• Authorities investigating cause of blaze at vacant Corn Crib home
• Beachy gets 1st ML win, Braves rout Dodgers 10-1
• Traffic signal OK'd in front of Kroger at Thomas Crossroads
• Charity Sale at Belk helps large number of local charity groups
• Authority wants to market Newnan-Coweta Airport
• Local Briefs: Chamber’s Networking at Noon today
• Meals on Wheels needs volunteers
• Songwriter, author Card to perform at Macedonia
• East Coweta Middle School's writing program raises the bar
• Clearing begins on battlefield site
• Taste of Newnan tickets on sale
• Tuition to rise by 3 percent in Georgia
• U.S. Rep. Westmoreland in Newnan tonight
• Sharpsburg tax evasion case prosecuted by U.S. Attorney
• Sunday Dinner at Mary Ray Schoolhouse draws crowd
• High court overturns Newnan prostitution convictions
• Carnegie's history celebrated at Monday event
• 'Daddy I found some bones'
• Two Work Release inmates are charged with selling cocaine
• Lyles to be state director for Governor's Honors
• Black hopeful state's commodity quality will overcome any immigration boycott
• NASA Reunion: Retired Plant Yates employee attends Lunar Rover gathering
• Newnan Notes: Georgia Cities Celebration this week
• Senoia plans Progressive Dinner and town’s Memorial Day events
• Mark Twain show at Wadsworth Auditorium Thursday
• Another traffic signal proposed near Kroger at Thomas Crossroads
• Mantracker training returning to Coweta
• Moreland’s Heritage Day scheduled on April 30
• Historical society gives books to Carnegie
• Business Briefs: Prudential Georgia Realty participates in cleanup effort
• Botanical Society group canoes down Chattahoochee
• Citizens invited to share Carnegie memories
• Coweta receives grant for trails at Brown’s Mill Battlefield site
• Work under way on medical offices at new Piedmont Newnan site
• Sunday sales vote now up to our local governments
• Skull, bones found on Welcome-to-Arnco Road could be decades old
• Sunday's Print Exclusive: Coweta family are Zoo Atlanta VIPs
• Library board welcomes Cooks as new member
• Parks & Mottola merging with Keller Williams
• Schools still ‘shaping’ next year’s budget
• Camp reports to Oklahoma prison
• Century-Old Schoolhouse: Dinner will again benefit Mary Ray School
• Motorcycle ride supports Coweta public safety members
• New air conditioning approved for Grantville Senior Center
• Report: Library system in good financial shape
• Schools may allow more use of cell phones
• Deal vows not to let Indians build a casino
• It's for real: Cinderella, Prince getting married
• Second church is suing Coweta County
• Grantville Council buys new mower to help beautification
• Tough Georgia illegal immigration bill headed to Gov. Deal
• Senoia cleanup event Saturday
• Newnan Utilities' wastewater plant wins state award
• Northgate's 'Pippin' production at Centre
• Shipments to Kia may cause delays on interstates
• Oak Hill Cemetery tour offered on April 23
• Local Business Briefs: Mitchum re-elected as NALS director
• Downtown Development Authority says goodbye to Main Street director
• State board votes to end high school graduation tests
• Free debris drop-off during Landscape Coweta Week
• Newnan will apply for additional neighborhood stabilization funds
• Times-Herald receives 18 advertising awards
• Driver seriously hurt when his truck leaves roadway, hits trees
• Willis Road 2nd-grader honored for fossil find
• Residents complain about walks, runs
• Sportsmen Ministries welcomes Foxworthy
• Local Briefs: Radio show on Moreland to debut Saturday
• Kia production expanding with arrival of major equipment
• Vendors sought for Spring Taste of Newnan
• Golden K proud of Coweta Builders Club
• Deal says he'll sign Sunday sales, but not right away
• Work begins on improvements at Newnan's Willie Lynch Park
• Grantville rejects raising summer camp fees
• Former Coweta commissioner dies at age 77
• Local poet to read from 'Cameo' Thursday
• Newnan OKs Temple Ave. alcohol license if business meets code
• Student honored at water authority meeting
• NCTC stages Ga. premiere of ‘Evie’s Waltz’
• Newnan Notes – Children's Earth Day books on sale
• Access to county building ‘key’ issue at meeting
• Under health program, county staff can use any local gym
• Copper thefts growing problem
• Man faces molesting, kidnap charges
• Newnan receives financial reporting award by CAFR
• Cowetans Dailey, Funk honored with Catholic Scouting Awards
• Job interviews at Newnan Career Center today and April 21
• April’s ‘Wake up call’ program announced
• Director Lumet married into family with roots in Newnan
• 23 vintage automobiles make a stop in Newnan
• Helping People: Resource Coweta wants to be ‘community solutions center’
• Temple alcohol license again on agenda
• Situation improves for Cowetans in Japan
• How Cobb’s MUST Ministries serves people
• Foreclosure numbers lowest in more than two years
• Window firm part of expansion trend
• Surprise catch: Longtime trapper snags armadillo
• Veggies, herbs first to go at plant sale
• Courthouse renovation wins historic preservation honor
• Bank seeks foreclosure on Fischer Crossings tract
• Authorities:Price Road house fire suspicious
• Landscape Coweta Week offers savings on purchases, disposal
• First set of engraved bricks placed on courthouse square
• Reenactor recounts origin of the American flag to Kiwanis Club
• Column: Newnan needs to break the mold, bring the chains
• Plant sale today at fairgrounds
• Tyler Perry gives Arnco woman keys to her family's new home
• Confederate soldier identified 148 years after he was buried at Oak Hill
• County briefed on effort to establish response team
• Burglary suspect remains on loose
• Newnan gearing up for 'Spring Taste' April 18
• County may regulate bike events
• County to do grading for youth football fields
• Coweta water authority gets ‘outstanding’ score from EPD
• Fire department purchases approved by commissioners
• Newnan man dies in house fire
• Moreland may hire cell tower consultant
• Senoia library groundbreaking scheduled April 23
• Master Gardeners offer more than 4,400 plants
• Fischer Crossings rezoning approved
• Moreland impressive to Chamber visitor
• Government shutdown poses big risks to both parties
• More than 25 reports of downed trees, thousands lose power during storms
• Brown family feels ‘lucky’ after tree falls on Adcock Road home
• Groundbreaking for WGTC Coweta campus April 29
• Storm, winds batter Coweta
• Senoia Police Dept. holding gang awareness seminar
• Number of guests at Coweta Visitors Center on the rise
• Seabaugh defends redistricting committee
• Lions help persons with vision impairment
• Gas prices climbing
• Highway 34 repaving runs from Newnan past Thomas Crossroads
• Tyrone post office named for Lt. Collins
• Career Center sets employer open house, recruitments
• Georgia Supreme Court hears suit over Lottery MoneyBag$ game
• Today's Pollen Count at 3,301
• Coweta Genealogical society feeling the financial pinch
• Several requests a week for Newnan’s SeeClickFix
• Engineer’s reports: Moreland Mill needs repair
• Church withdraws request for Poplar site
• Tax bill's latest snag is Senate leadership dispute
• Main Street director Kee leaves job April 15
• Fischer Crossings rezoning has public hearing on Tuesday
• Ceremony in Tyrone Monday to dedicate post office to Lt. Collins
• Smog Alerts: Ozone season extended for Coweta and metro
• Newnan Notes: Downtown parking, Carnegie Library hours
• Appeal involving Newnan Police officer’s wreck before Georgia Supreme Court
• Air-conditioning an issue at Grantville Senior Center
• Substitute teacher files suit against schools
• Newnan's 2-hour parking ends on Monday
• Blake Bass honored with Brooks Award: Lewis Grizzard, Margaret Anne Barnes honored posthumously
• Rising country stars honor Coweta fireman
• Happy Valley burglary suspect identified, may be linked to other incidents
• Today's pollen count at 1,004
• Japan's crisis: Georgia Power under spotlight
• Bill to boost golf-car industry putters along
• Chamber of Commerce promotes Work Ready program
• Gas prices bad news for spring break travelers
• New homeowner takes leap of faith
• Coweta Business Briefs
• Burglary suspect still on the loose
• Barker takes lead of Coweta School System Friday
• Site preparation about to begin for CTCA hospital
• Ferst Foundation launching spring fundraising drive
• Waters, physician and writer, dies at 81
• 4 arrested after tip leads law to meth operation
• Camp will report to prison April 15
• $4 million in cocaine seized
• Family Connection conducts database system meeting
• Program gives students chance to see emergency teams in action
• End-of-life issues discussed at library meeting
• City officials want to speed up sidewalk project in Grantville
• Mercer drop-in session attracts 'good mixture'
• Immigration bill a work in progress
• Drug bust may put a dent in cocaine supply
• Happy Valley Circle home entered
• Minority group says Georgia created illegal districts, cities including Chattahoochee Hills
• Senoia library project moves forward
• Local Realtors honor Jernigan, Barrons
• 1919-2011: Daane helped develop the atomic bomb
• Hundreds honor Bass at reception
• Big parade salutes Roscoe Jenkins Funeral Home
• EMT helps paper carrier get out of car in creek
• Taste of Senoia set for April 3
• Spintime in Moreland: Caldwell, Grizzard writing contest part of April 30 event
• Family Connection setting goals for future
• Volunteers seek support for a new emergency response team
• Giant hail hits South Coweta area
• Family Connection holding database meeting Tuesday
• Newnan Notes
• Vision 2011: Keeping pace with rapid growth still in cards for Coweta County schools
• Mercer University informational session Monday
• Special Report: Vision 2011: Coweta's future already in view
• There's no shortage of road projects in Coweta County
• Keeping pace with rapid growth still in cards
• Athletic facilities expanded
• Chattahoochee Bend State Park nears opening
• Coweta a popular choice for big screen
• Local health care sector in for big changes
• Higher ed expands
• Roscoe Jenkins downtown Newnan parade Sunday
• State proposal would drop itemized deductions for higher-income residents
• Samaritan Clinic nears lease deal for old health department
• Patrol deputy stops burglary in progress
• Bass reception 2-4 on Sunday
• 'Alpha and Omega'
• Permit request for dog kennel removed
• Newnan High graduate killed in horrific vehicle crash in Tennessee
• Judge finds probable cause in robbery, rape case
• Hill remembered as 'great player, greater person'
• Artists take center stage on Court Square
• Friday's Pollen Count
• Private car sales, auto repair may be taxed
• Art of Green event in Senoia Saturday
• Newnan Art Walk tonight
• Memorial service today at Georgia Tech for Drew Hill
• Longtime Main Street director Kee plans to step down April 15
• Gusty winds fan grass fire in Poplar Road area
• Newnan holds Arbor Day events at local schools
• Memorial set for Drew Hill
• Thursday's Pollen Count
• Tech upgrades OK’d for public safety
• Structural problems at Drake Stadium may prove costly
• Girl Scouts share influx of donations with One Roof
• Lounge appeals for alcohol license
• 2-hour parking dropped in downtown Newnan
• Georgia Cup bike event coming to Senoia in April
• Intersection work may begin April 1 on Greentop, Hal Jones at U.S. 29
• Wednesday's Pollen Count
• Senoia approves first reading for charter school annexation
• Convenience store cited for selling alcohol to minor
• Two Senoia councilmen oppose lake site for fireworks display
• Sharpsburg annexes two tracts for mixed use village
• Manhunt continues for slaying suspect
• Brothers Ltd. will be closing after 45 years of operation
• Senoia adds $60,000 to $134,000 pledged for library
• Development would have decentralized sewer system
• Public reception for Blake Bass 2-4 p.m. Sunday
• Georgia House panel clears Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Today's pollen count at 2,258
• 'I walked six miles just to get to school each morning'
• Drug tip results in three arrests at motel
• Coweta Business Briefs
• ‘Wadsworth and Friends’ plays to packed house
• Grantville upgrades power grid
• Injured firefighter stable, recovering
• Students, parents rally for choices
• Newnan Spring Art Walk Friday
• Newnan City Council to discuss moratorium on Internet cafes
• Girl Scout story 'really has exploded'
• Sharpsburg annexation hearing at 7 tonight
• Firefighter airlifted to hospital after wreck
• $77,000 raised at awards dinner for Coweta County Boy Scouts
• Giving Back Cowetan Roy Smith sees a need, shares his care packages
• Local family in Japan moving to avoid radiation
• Georgia's unemployment rate declines to 10.2 percent
• Newnan Notes
• Construction on Belk Road begins Monday
• Program on Teddy Roosevelt at Wadsworth
• Hogansville man named to Agricultural Exposition Authority
• Legislation would alter SPLOST spending rule
• Busy days ahead for state's lawmakers
• PUBLISHER'S NOTE - Technical issues with Associated Press news
• Sunday's print exclusive: Coastal ports have major impact on Coweta County
• Driver hurt in Senoia truck fire
• Funeral Monday for Senoia man killed in air crash
• Coweta County students learn from the masters
• Coweta hopes to make grade with four new math courses
• Newnan conference center bid process proceeds
• Newnan reservoirs at 95 percent
• Burglary suspect drops wallet
• Fundraiser to help child injured after being hit by car
• Commuter rail could be among T-SPLOST projects
• Marijuana found in I-85 stop
• Roscoe Jenkins planning downtown parade
• Georgia's Hispanic population doubles
• Coweta's Census jumps to 129,433
• Harlem team benefit helps CASA efforts
• Georgia House approves putting yard waste in landfills
• Chemical spill – 3 employees treated, released
• Sunday alcohol sales passes Senate; Seabaugh votes 'no'
• New health building likely ready by mid-May
• Rainfall totals 10.88 in Coweta so far in 2011
• 'Fix a Leak Week' aims to save water
• Council on Aging focusing on Meals on Wheels program
• Grantville store sells $1 million lottery ticket
• School board calls for special meeting Friday
• Senate passes Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Senate passes Sunday alcohol sales bill
• County approves project list for roads
• Home escapes major damage in Tuesday morning fire
• Rezoning, variances OK'd for WGTC campus
• Reverend wants to work with city to solve Grantville's woes
• Newnan recycling, shredder event Saturday
• Brooks students present 'Schoolhouse Rock'
• Pirate play starts Friday at Macedonia Baptist
• Newnan-Coweta Humane Society holding its spring rabies clinic
• Current totals - today's E-SPLOST vote
• Senate scheduled to vote on Sunday sales bill
• Filming begins on Greenville Street
• Free Saturday Respite offered March 26 for special needs children
• Brisk ticket sales for Wadsworth and Friends concert make it a sell-out
• Cougar extinct? Beloved mascot will live on forever in the minds of Newnan High fans
• College campus rezoning on agenda
• Polls open 'til 7 p.m. today in schools' sales tax vote
• Group on homelessness formed
• Georgia Board of Education OKs math flexibility for its schools
• Newnan Community Theatre musical begins on March 17
• Cleanup, recycling event in Newnan March 19
• High court may hear Coweta, Griffin dispute
• Senoia surveys citizens on parks and recreation
• Newnan notes
• Senoia Optimist Club holding BBQ March 19
• Coweta GOP selects delegates,officers
• Reward now at $3,100 in Powers' copper theft
• What happens with tenants when their landlord faces foreclosure?
• Fourth movie since December announced for filming in Coweta
• Van goes airborne, plows into restaurant
• Humorist tells Kiwanis members to 'lighten up'
• Centre Strings orchestra seeks musicians
• Torrance Construction to manage renovations at NHS
• Cycling event brings visitors, dollars
• E-SPLOST vote 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Tuesday
• NHS presents 'Anne of Green Gables,' 'Twelve Angry Women'
• Tokyo family with Coweta ties safe after earthquake, tsunami
• Daylight saving time
• Arrests made in burglary, entering automobile cases
• E-SPLOST topic for town hall in Senoia
• Ripped off young scouts receive an outpouring of community support
• Georgia Tech bicyclists in western Coweta this weekend
• Masterworks Chorale and Viva Voce concert Sunday at Centre
• Lease expected soon for Samaritan Clinic
• Ex-judge Camp gets 30 days in prison
• Cookie buyer gives girls a counterfeit $50 bill
• Camp family says judge has suffered enough humiliation
• AARP members lobby to keep groceries tax exempt
• Newnan traffic stop results in drug bust
• Coweta jobless rate 9.9 percent
• Schools approve bus purchases
• Starship's lawsuit against Coweta dismissed
• Coweta's Barry among horse racing supporters
• School board thanks retiring superintendent for 35 years of service
• No bond for rape suspect
• Time for reflection, and repentance
• 6-year-old's 911 call leads to drug arrest
• Downtown Newnan property on list of foreclosures
• Neighborhood stabilization funds would help Newnan revitalization
• Zoning request to allow house museum denied by Newnan
• Nationwide manhunt on for suspect in fatal shooting
• At least 9 shots hit victim in fatal shooting
• 'Master classes' again offered to Coweta County students
• Grassroots effort aims to help Cowetans affected by disasters
• Town hall on E-SPLOST in Senoia Thursday
• Gas prices jump again
• History book project expands
• Arrest made in Sawgrass Manor rape
• Georgia ranks 6th in the size of golf's economic impact
• Five arrested in Newnan 'shot house,' fraudulent tax return operation
• Coweta County school board meets tonight
• Newnan organizers of mobile wall's visit looking for donors, volunteers
• City to get update on neighborhood revitalization
• Reward fund growing for copper theft at Powers' grounds
• Suspect sought in fatal shooting
• Peachtree City Police has suspect in incident taking pictures of children
• Week ahead: Fiscal Year 2012 budget, HOPE changes come up for votes
• Towers going up for new safety communications
• Community challenged to match grant to aid homeless
• Lent begins with Ash Wednesday
• Programs consider the issues of aging
• Abuse of legal drugs growing problem
• Database to keep track of prescriptions proposed
• 'Unlucky' weather doesn't dampen Shamrock Run
• Newnan Notes
• 'Survivor Sunday' a day of respect
• Illegal immigration bill passes House
• Sunday's print exclusive: Bridging the Gap
• East Coweta, Northgate students tie for top honor
• Rep. Westmoreland launches blog site
• 90-year-old reverend honored by Grantville Council
• Coweta history books donated to libraries
• Regular unleaded tops $3.40 at some Newnan stations
• Former judge has court date March 11
• Tax reform will not look like council’s plan
• Circulation picking up at new Grantville public library
• County extends veterinarian's contract at shelter
• County has no objection to Senoia annexations
• CASA benefit to feature Harlem Ambassadors
• Cobb suspect linked to recent rape?
• Program provides courtroom experience to high schoolers
• Burk's killer sentenced to death by lethal injection
• Moreland Council approves extra $6,300 for pavilion
• Officials determine deceased was behind the wheel
• Community assessment remains in spotlight at water authority meeting
• West Georgia Technical College awaits rezoning
• Smokey's Barron finalist for Principal of the Year
• Three arrested in meth lab bust in Arnco
• Moreland weighing options for its garbage service
• Moreland sets three-month moratorium on cell towers
• Movie makers warn of killing Georgia's industry
• Coweta election complaint filed by wife of former candidate
• Following community survey, hospital to retain name – 'Piedmont Newnan'
• Grantville delays cutting grass for Easter egg hunt
• Bribery case involves business with former site in Newnan
• Grant will enable Head Start to expand classes
• Wadsworth & Friends concert tickets on sale
• Coweta avoids brunt of Monday's thunderstorms
• Williams Georgia Teacher of Year finalist
• Copper thieves rip through Powers' Festival booths
• Meals on Wheels volunteers aren't taken for granted
• CTCA hospital site work begins in April
• Ohio man found dead near I-85 in Newnan
• Former U.S. District judge Jack Camp surrenders law license
• Haitian priest says little progress seen in capital
• With anniversary of quake passed, needs still great
• Sentencing Wednesday for suspect in Auburn student's shooting death
• Community Action Block grant sought to expand Head Start
• Meals on Wheels means more than a sandwich
• President Theodore Roosevelt program March 24 in Newnan
• Arnco family getting new home thanks to entertainer Tyler Perry
• Lodge honors 70-year Mason 'Bill' Jackson
• Vietnam replica wall to make stop in Coweta
• Technical Advisory Committee of the Regional Transportation Roundtable met to discuss T-SPLOST
• Coweta's population may reach 250,000 by 2040
• 'Literature to Live' series features story of slave girl
• Matt Brown will teach you how to smile
• Newnan notes
• Moore Road closing for bridge replacement
• Here's list of past Coweta school projects provided by E-SPLOST money
• A primer on March 15 E-SPLOST election
• Sunday's print exclusive: Odyssey School prepares for its new journey in July
• 5th Annual ShamROCK Run and benefit concert March 5
• Thrift stores benefiting Welcome House shelter
• Judge Camp: depression led to drug conviction
• Fireman fighting aggressive cancer
• Digital Library of Georgia makes Civil War, Civil Rights accessible
• Journalists' work solving cold cases from Civil Rights era
• 20 contractors interested in city conference center
• 5 arrested in drug bust at hospital construction site
• Voting snafu heard by state board
• Sheriff's Office search dogs quickly find burglary suspects
• Exterior improvements complete on former 'eyesore' townhomes
• McCarthy gets top honor
• PAPP Clinic, Piedmont Physicians pursue affiliation
• 'Operation Lift' -- Raymond church offering a free meal
• Senoia approves vinyl for home, votes to remove its historic designation
• Will Coweta drop new math?
• Georgia Senate bill would create prescription drug database
• Samford's A Capella Choir to sing Sunday at Central
• Newnan still looking at traffic 'calming'
• Oscar Night Gala to help Boys and Girls Club
• Still no arrest in weekend rape
• Globe traveler Díaz joining Wadsworth
• More movie filming here in March
• Deal rejected some ideas for HOPE and Pre-K
• Georgia's economic recovery continues to build, forecasts says
• Local gospel singers advance to Top 5 in online competition
• Boy struck by vehicle recovering
• Sethna: What's good for Newnan, Coweta is good for West Georgia
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Seabaugh wary of relying on referendums
• HOPE cuts spelled out by Gov. Deal
• Gas prices climbing: 'I don't think we've seen anything yet'
• Troup woman killed on I-85
• Rape, robbery suspect sought
• Deal announces HOPE cut; most students to receive 90 percent of tuition
• Boy struck by car on Temple Avenue
• Coweta due $30,500 from state hazardous waste fund
• Early E-SPLOST voting 'very slow'
• Suspect arrested with cocaine, $3,000 cash
• County explores contracting out operation of waste disposal sites
• Pavilion wants land annexed into city
• Honduran finds 'family' in Coweta as he studies at Brewton-Parker
• Man's best friend helping catch criminals in Coweta
• Volunteers give Northside Elementary a big cleaning
• Brooks dreaming big on local road projects
• Newnan notes
• Friends of Browns Mill organizational meeting today
• FDIC seeks $6 million from law firm
• Newnan Council looks for ways to clean up city, add greenspace
• City considers ways to attract business
• Newnan talks about municipal complex, use of former school
• Sunday's print exclusive: Fire Station No. 11 shut down in Grantville
• North Newnan may need fire station
• Odyssey, virtual school to get separate charters July 1
• Employer Committee team wins CLICK Trivia Bee
• Newnan marks Arbor Day by planting tree at museum
• Fire marshal, Georgia Forestry investigating Smith Circle fire
• Poultry show today, Sunday at fairgrounds
• Grass fires 'suspicious,' say fire officials
• More smoke detectors for Cowetans thanks to grant
• Newnan Council eyes technology upgrade for citizen convenience
• Newnan embraces smartphones so citizens can report concerns
• Foundation accepting charities' applications for grants
• Overturned tractor-trailer blocks road east of Senoia
• TSPLOST road work list due March 30
• Is your child being bullied? Information meeting set
• Some Coweta government offices to add credit, debit card ability
• Film crew in Newnan this week
• Several road projects on horizon for Newnan
• Senate corks Sunday alcohol sales after fast start
• Senator sponsors bill to block land sales for Indian casinos
• NHS presents 'Looking Back, Moving Forward'
• Grantville graves eroding
• Coweta 2011 Teachers of the Year announced
• City looking for ways to slow downtown traffic
• Grantville councilman questions procedure on project funding
• CLICK Trivia Bee tonight
• Fire in duplex burns kitchen
• Annual Girl Scout Cookie fundraiser begins Friday
• Commissioners move to improve emergency medical services
• Members of Courthouse Committee honored
• Motorists should expect delays on Highway 34 bypass through Friday
• Cost of planned conference center?
• Coweta approves Hwy. 34 rezoning
• Once 'showplace of city' soon may face demolition
• County faces lawsuit for denying church permit
• Car catches fire at emissions test center
• 2 pounds of marijuana confiscated; 3 arrested
• Grantville business leaders say downtown dull, drab
• Senate bill would end planning requirements for local governments, reduce taxpayer burden
• Lawmakers consider allowing bicyclists to ride on sidewalks
• Coweta in clear on CRCT erasures
• Coweta high schools recognized for AP test achievement
• No one injured in Sunday house fire
• Highway 34 rezoning hearing on Tuesday
• Wadsworth ticket prices remain below costs
• Hammock, Highway 154 work nears
• Newnan Council planning retreat Tuesday
• Newnan notes
• Newnan Arbor Day tree planting Friday
• Poultry show returning to Coweta Fairgrounds
• Fire chief offers plan to improve emergency response
• New fire station planned on U.S. 29 near Heritage
• Highway 34 rezoning sought for auto dealer, other shops
• Friends of Brown's Mill Battlefield forming
• CLICK Trivia event Thursday
• Sunday print exclusive: Family Connection effort very much alive
• Four new soccer fields to be added at 'Central Park'
• Chamber, educators push E-LOST
• Witnesses won't get higher fee for mileage
• Dropping movie incentives among tax reform proposals
• Film crew begins staging on East Broad in Newnan
• Guns, drugs, cash seized in Newnan raid
• Bill seeks to bring casino-type gambling to Savannah, Jekyll, Lake Lanier
• Snow comes, goes without any hassle
• Grantville mayor can keep his job
• Even with snow on ground, Main Street looks to spring
• Mail spills along Bullsboro when postal truck wrecks
• Scouts will pick up bags Saturday
• Senoia Charter Academy wants to be annexed into the city limits
• Newnan's Willie Lynch Park to get facelift
• Senoia may be site for fast-paced bicycle race
• Commissioners to hold planning session tonight
• Retiring policeman honored
• Coweta schools waiting on state
• CEC chief: Coweta in good position on education
• Memorial tonight for infant Edwards
• Talk about quality time: Discover art with your children for free
• Newnan work crew cuts gas line at Wesley, Richard Allen intersection
• It’s ‘puppy love’ for Georgia Heartland volunteer
• Schools looking at snow options as wintry weather system nears
• Paving begins on expansion project along Hwy. 34 Bypass
• No final vote taken on conference center
• Newnan man charged with molesting 8-year-old girl
• Grantville mayor's residency hearing Thursday morning
• Annual CLICK Trivia Bee Feb. 17
• Is Senoia paying taxes for services not received?
• Senoia begins process to remove area from city's historic district
• Newnan's Sarah Taylor to sing with Wadsworth and Friends
• Winter weather slated to arrive in north, central Georgia Wednesday night
• Echols hopes discussions will spur ideas on alternative-fuel vehicles
• Sheriff: Sales pitch pushy, overwhelming
• Mother says injured boy is 'hugely improved'
• More calls sounded for 'extras' as Coweta becomes quite the movie hub
• School board to talk about community assessment report
• Four arrested in methamphetamine sting
• Bessie Richardson, 105, still enjoys word-solving, crossword puzzles
• Senate leaders want to test giving computers to students
• Newnan may OK conference center plan on Tuesday
• 'Hangin' with the Giants' jazz performance Tuesday at Centre
• State DOT makes call for projects possible with 1 percent sales tax
• AARP Tax Aide has hours in Coweta Coweta Tuesdays and Wednesdays
• CASA recruiting volunteers to be children advocates
• Visitor's Center adds to its list of services
• Family urges use of smoke detectors
• Senoia Council planning, visioning retreat today
• Sunday's print exclusive: Northgate senior undergoes second kidney transplant
• GSP Trooper honored for efforts to deter driving under influence
• NASA technologist shows where math, science learning can lead
• Coweta Schools Pre-K registration set March 7-18
• Hand-made dolls depict famous figures from Georgia's past
• Avoid DUI Super Bowl Sunday - have a designated driver
• Atlanta Christian to locate in West Point
• Funeral for 5-week-old victim of alleged abuse Sunday
• Northgate plays written, directed, performed in-house
• Red Cross needs donations during winter storm crisis
• Ticket forms mailed for 'Wadsworth and Friends' concert
• Automated credit card payment on the way
• ECHOStage presents story of Helen Keller
• Lots of rain in forecast today, tonight
• Community assessment encore
• Edwards: Library system not good
• County approves spending extra $60,000 on justification report
• February foreclosure listings up to 227
• County water rate structure termed unsustainable
• Brown: Report shows us some things we really need to work on
• 650 runners expected at the Run for Angels Saturday in Newnan
• Veterans Muster to honor Vietnam vets
• OSHA fines Drive Power Inc. $79,350
• Students learn about govt.
• Staying at home for seniors may require remodeling
• Lack of education, poor work ethic hurts Coweta
• Historical Society to salute 'Gone With The Wind' at 75
• Sunday's print exclusive: DiMaggio swings for home runs with Italian cuisine
• 2011 Technology Fair 'biggest one ever'
• Consultant: Impact fees, no incentives are hurting Coweta
• Authority approves $175,000 to assist free clinic
• 'Get Low' returning to Newnan theater
• One Roof annual meeting Monday
• Eight groups in Coweta get grants from Sam's
• AARP Tax-Aide offers free tax help
• 4 world-renowned musicians will join Wadsworth
• Highway 16 wreck east of Senoia
• Bass named Citizen of Year
• Senate votes to override Perdue’s zero-based-budgeting veto
• ECHS pageant raises money for local charities
• Obama's speech met with mixed reviews
• Tax refunds removed from bank accounts
• Cycle shop, church recognized at Main Street Banquet
• 'We will prosecute them to the fullest extent of law'
• Newnan police upgrading camera surveillance system
• Red Cross needs blood
• Shoppers flock to Sam's Club preview event; store opens today
• Community assessment program Friday at UWG
• Sheriff's Office offers inside look
• Historical Society to salute 'Gone With The Wind' at 75
• Pots and Pans playing in Moreland on Saturday
• The NITWITS are ready. Are you?
• Former Coweta student now a first chair in Met orchestra
• Tuesday's State of the Union address: 'Move together or not at all'
• Gray day in Coweta
• Boy critical; driver had other arrests
• Fund set up for injured 11-year-old
• Wandering youths, vandals still problems in Grantville
• NITWITS improv show Saturday
• Citizen of Year banquet sold out
• Embattled Grantville mayor expects decision this week
• Newnan OKs filming of 'Joyful Noise' downtown
• McNaughton's murder case on CBS's '48 Hours' Saturday
• Smoke detector credited with saving lives in fire near Roscoe
• Senoia man victim of fatal accident
• Driver who struck child charged with DUI-drugs
• Double lane closures on I-85 through Friday
• College prep workshops offered by Coweta Central Library and Kaplan
• Only rain predicted for Coweta, no freezes
• Small apartment fire causes minimal damage
• School class time extended five minutes for weather makeup day
• Work under way to stripe downtown Newnan parking
• Car strikes pine tree, leaves driver dead on Luther Bailey Road
• Development behind Lowe's still stymied by economy
• Library space now available for library-produced programs only
• Parton, Latifah movie may film here
• Edward Adams resigns from county library board
• Georgia General Assembly to continue business today
• Work complete at Central, Powell libraries
• Reflective pavement markers ripped up by ice removal plows
• First stores ready at Fischer Crossings
• E-LOST priority for Chamber in '11
• Habitat plans volunteers training
• New hospital to open in May 2012
• Armed robbery suspect caught
• Community assessment findings Friday
• Firefighters train to save victims trapped in collapsed buildings
• Man hunted after robbing 2 women
• Golden K pushes its projects for children
• Sells' Grantville mayorship in jeopardy?
• Kiwanis raising money to fight neonatal tetanus
• Community's been 'so generous' for grieving family in Grantville
• Conference center plans gaining momentum
• Newnan interior designer brings green home without sacrificing style
• County's finance dept. honored
• Police continue probe of ACE
• Newnan High School drama continues tonight, Saturday
• 4 people arrested on meth charges in I-85 traffic stop
• Kaiser takes over as chair of Chamber of Commerce
• Legislators talk about examining school funding options
• Country superstar Alan Jackson, Sony split
• Rezoning approved to allow for home health office on Macedonia
• Coweta proposing greenspace land swap
• What's up with parking space striping?
• Workers will be relocating to new Hospital Road building 'real soon'
• There's talk of merit pay for teachers through Race to the Top program
• Library board approves list of bidders for Senoia project
• Bill would create penalty-free period for back state taxes
• Boyfriend charged with assault
• Citizen of Year banquet Jan. 27
• Head Start center gets nod for grant application
• Qualifying today, Thursday for Moreland seat
• Wadsworth returns for concert on March 19
• Senoia takes another look at historic preservation ordinance
• Group organizing to oppose adult store
• Senoia adopting Coweta's rules on animal control
• Deal tells legislators of 'difficult challenge' which includes HOPE, Pre-K programs
• Delta Air Lines reports $19 million 4Q profit
• Moreland notes 110th birthday of LaGrange's Carrie Fall Benson
• Coweta seeking dismissal of cell tower suit
• 8 Citizen of Year nominees named
• Angel's House benefit Road Race, Chicken Q in Newnan on Feb. 5
• One Roof gets holiday help
• Newnan notes
• House GOP shakes up committees; Harbin out, England in at Appropriations
• Three public hearings set before Coweta Board of Commissioners Tuesday
• Free health clinic is gearing up to help Cowetans in need
• Georgia Power employees to take part in day of service
• Red Cross assures it still has presence in Coweta
• Schools will face continuing budget pressure
• Meals on Wheels clients get meals during cold weather
• Xpress buses, Coweta Transit back to normal Tuesday
• Cabin fever common as ice lingers
• Tough work on Georgia budget will begin on Tuesday
• More than one-third of Cowetans can get GED through CLICK
• Education funding priority for Deal
• Former Central High teacher tells MLK's story in Sunday's print exclusive
• Off-days a time to paint house
• Grantville family moving to new home as they mourn loss
• Die-hard Falcons fans set for tonight's game
• Schools don't know how they will make up missed week
• Pine Road fire under investigation
• Hospital workers stay over to provide service
• 6 teens arrested in home invasion
• Throughout week, it was 24/7 as usual at Hemrick's
• Ga. Senate names four Dems to committee chairs
• Newnan-Coweta Habitat for Humanity ReStore hopes to move stock of furniture today
• 3 charged w/drug possession following traffic stop
• Ice and snow create shortage in blood donations
• Brown makes history as 1st female chairman elected on school board
• Gasoline deliveries delayed; business resumes
• Lane closures planned next week for bridge work along I-85
• Property deals unsuccessful
• Study authorized for traffic-calming measures
• Roads group outlines vision
• Ex-Newnan banker heads South Georgia bank turnaround
• Graham urges patience after Tucson tragedy
• Local Sons of American Revolution recognizes 'Daughters' chapter
• 'We came out pretty good'
• Schools transitioning to new core English, math standards
• Foreclosure clears path for hospital
• Shooting creates more concerns about safety for congressmen
• Deal vows to cut 14,000 state posts, slice budget
• CLM to resume trash pickup on Friday
• Senate names 4 Dems committee chairs; Seabaugh, Chance also get chairman titles
• Temperature battle up next for Coweta County
• Seabaugh: Opening day of legislature not typical
• Newnan meeting rescheduled today
• Grand jury indictments listed
• Fire victims getting help
• Roads remain dangerous
• OUR MOMS PERSONAL CARE SERVICES
• Deal: State handling snow well, if the weather helps
• Coweta roads remain hazardous
• Snow and ice interrupt mail and trash service
• Newnan City Council reschedules its meeting for Wednesday
• Print edition delivery may be delayed
• Deal gets right to work after being sworn into office
• Space heater caused fatal Grantville fire
• Domestic violence victims lose their dreams
• Business 'Wake Up Call' scheduled Wednesday
• Deal takes oath
• Monday quiet day in Coweta
• 'Stay off the road'
• Weather causes flight cancellations in Atlanta
• Major winter storm shuts down parts of Georgia
• Two variance requests get nod from Board of Zoning Appeals
• Coweta braces for winter storm
• Highway 34 Bypass base layers going down, paving near
• Traffic calming measures to be considered by Newnan council
• 2 children die in Grantville fire
• Free spay and neuter offered on Wednesday
• Grantville Kiwanis thriving after one year of service
• Coweta County public schools, WGTC cancel Monday classes
• Winter storm expected this evening
• Winter Storm Warning issued, begins at 7 p.m.
• Defendant in church burglaries due in court
• Newnan Notes
• Students in band for Deal's inauguration
• State chairwoman speaks to local Republican Party
• Horne: Budget priority for this year's Assembly
• Message of nonviolence, service shared at event
• Sunday print exclusive: Should Coweta look at new policy on rezoning, variances
• Newnan City Council approves 2011 budget
• Restriping downtown parking may begin Monday
• Outside dinner tables stolen from 122-year-old church
• MLK parade today at noon
• Development Authority postpones Monday's community presentation
• Job Network meeting Jan. 11 at First United Methodist
• Major winter weather event possible for Coweta
• Winter Storm Watch In Effect From Sunday Evening Through Monday Evening
• Tax reform report calls for taxing food
• County will decide Jan. 18 who applies for state grant
• Overturned truck shut down Highway 16 West more than three hours
• Impact of Idea House continues in Senoia
• Community assessment presentation Monday
• Coweta finalist in competition for two manufacturing facilities
• Settlement reached in suit over death of jail inmate
• MLK memorial service tonight, parade Saturday
• Former Newnan Christian School property to become movie's 'base camp'
• Stan Thomas: legal woes a 'bizarre situation'
• BJ's cutting almost 500 jobs, closing 5 stores- Newnan store not closing
• Church sets up fund to aid Deegan family following fatal wreck
• Coweta foreclosures for January total 217
• Coweta sheriff's deputy injured
• Fatal wreck victims are from Newnan and Griffin
• Westmoreland sworn in
• Remains of burned Arnco home to be used for firefighter training
• Brooks new Coweta Commission chairman
• Top floor of mill being considered for museum
• Engineer to look at top floor of mill for potential museum space
• Moreland election March 15 with schools' SPLOST vote
• Paulk wants property annexed into Moreland
• Truck carrying medical supplies overturns on Highway 16 West
• Smith is top 100 influential Georgian
• County 'tree policeman' is armed with pen
• Flat Rock to be closed to thru-traffic
• Senoia unresolved on animal control issue
• Smith gearing up for General Assembly
• Senoia child, 10, dies of injuries in Monday's Poplar Road wreck
• 2 drivers killed in Turin
• Recycle Christmas trees at 'Bring One for Chipper' Saturday
• 2 Senoia drivers, 2 children taken to Atlanta hospitals
• Mobile home, family pet lost in fire
• Piedmont Newnan receives $5.1 million
• Coweta agencies competing for block grants
• Grantville mayor, councilmen take oath of office
• Newnan-Coweta Chamber looking to upgrade building
• Inauguration's 'special guests' get bags of goodies
• 24th Newnan MLK parade Saturday
• Construction of Fayette's Lake McIntosh reservoir proceeds
• Legislative preview: Additional budget cuts necessary
• Senoia Council meets tonight in new location
• Jobs, illegal immigration, HOPE money on agenda
• Car dealer making his mark in business, community
• Will drop in home prices affect Coweta's tax digest?
• I-85 project nears end in Coweta
• Sunday's print exclusive: local organization to be busy in 2011
• '48 Hours' to air murder story
• Looking back at 2010: Health care big news for Coweta County
• 2010 brought highs, lows in Coweta County
• Federal Starship lawsuit in hands of new judge
• Times-Herald's top web story of 2010 ran in '09
• Florist decorates Rose Bowl floats for parade
• Streetscapes crew out bright and early New Year's Eve morning
• Fire damages First Street home
• Arson suspected in E. Newnan fire
• Happy New Year: $3 gasoline returns
• Will liquor mix well at mill?
• Grantville to swear in new officials
• Fireworks safety urged by officials
• Mayor: Sewer line upgrades would expand mill's offerings
• Fire destroys vacant building
• Phillips sworn in as new Newnan manager
• Newnan considers property purchases
• City hopes to attract restaurant
• Registration under way for annual Newnan MLK Parade
• Forensic science is helping US military zero in on the enemy
• School building now Turin's city hall
• Gospel singer to share testimony at concert
• Workers caught selling company materials
• Murder suspect in custody
• Firefighters go door to door checking smoke detectors in Arnco, Sargent areas
• $12,000 sought to buy church property in Mexico
• 2 teens arrested for car break-ins
• County now more prepared for snow
• Bridging Gap seeking national honor
• Coweta's oldest resident, Amma Park, dies at 105
• State will pick up tab for free books for low income families
• After much delay, Greentop bridge work is progressing
• Newnan inventories its trees on public property
• Dreams turn into reality with a dusting of snow
• Former Coweta principal named key post in state's Race To The Top effort
• Moreland seeking $250,000 grant from Georgia Department of Transportation
• New customers likely to tie into Thomas Crossroads constructed sewer line
• East Coweta High graduate Shugart a deputy engineer helping the Afghan people
• 'Bring One for Chipper' recycling trees Jan. 8
• Community helps girls, who share bounty with friends
• Two exclusive stories only in Sunday's print edition
• Palmetto man to be sentenced in March for gun purchases
• Grantville lad in two winning photos
• Tyrone's post office named for fallen soldier
• Challenges being filed in federal court rulings by Judge Jack Camp
• Tyler Perry will build fire victims new home in Arnco
• Coweta likely will get a white Christmas
• Shell research analyst in our nation's capital
• Sugarplums dance on gingerbread
• Christmas Eve services this afternoon, tonight
• Signs planned at Roscoe Road, S. Fulton Pkwy.
• Population increase means change in tax appraisal system
• Cycle fans help CWH children
• Newnan woman to appear on Food Networks' 'Worst Cooks in America'
• Santa arrives at Kiwanis - in a cast
• Child care center at housing authority burns $60,000 note
• Help pours in for fire victims
• Census numbers bode well for Coweta
• Stocks for Carnegie mostly from communications firms
• Family loses everything in fire
• Search continues for murder suspect in Newnan shooting
• Suspect in home invasion now in Coweta County Jail
• Church cleared to expand by county
• Math-Science Day provides learning, fun before holidays
• Traffic deaths up in Coweta; Tough holiday patrols promised
• County cell tower leases approved
• Peachtree City house fire kills 1
• Annual CORRAL live nativity held in Roscoe
• Gang member shot in home invasion?
• Newnan murder suspect hunted
• Library system turns over $40,000 in stock to Carnegie
• Georgia Power quietly researches ways to capture carbon at Yates
• Busiest mailing day of year
• Mother accidentally shoots son in wrist during domestic quarrel
• Coweta Community Foundation gift sack rivals Santa Claus'
• Church's expansion on county agenda Tuesday
• Coopers have been decorating Holbrook Road home for 25 years
• Neighbors sue county regarding cell tower approval
• Deadline nears for first batch of courthouse pavers
• Local kettle drive is now online
• Newnan Notes
• Ex-officer sentenced to 60 years in prison
• Shooting victim recovering at Atlanta Medical Hospital
• As Christmas nears, gasoline prices may edge near $3 gallon
• Someone 'naughty' damages Santa's downtown mailbox
• Newnan water and light commission OKs 2011 budget
• Quick response confines fire to attic of Old Corinth home
• Driver damages utility pole at Five Points in Newnan
• Tradition continues at Nash home in Grantville
• Collection for Angel's House, Welcome House under way
• Coweta schools list 3 job changes
• Exclusive stories on non-profits, regional transportation SPLOST only in Sunday's print edition
• Beloved teacher dies
• Coweta emergency officials scramble in icy conditions
• Scaled-down version of special events ordinance proposed
• Chattahoochee Hills Charter School approved
• It's your last chance to nominate a Citizen of the Year
• It's last holiday weekend to shop at Powers' Crossroads Country Store
• Warning: Beware heat lamp dangers
• Coweta among congestion zones for holiday travel
• Parking to be marked after Christmas
• Toys for Tots making push until Dec. 22
• Schools again approve an 'early start' calendar
• Early flu season keeping students home from school
• Palmetto Youth League has Toys for Tots
• Hospital, fire department hold hazardous materials training
• Clydesdale horses make stop in Newnan
• Computer-controlled lights on display at Lake Hills home
• Shelter requests mount as temps plunge
• Outreach giving out free toys
• Voters to decide future of E-LOST
• Bolin recognized for 'job well done'
• Fuel sales funds on track for Newnan Coweta Airport
• Leases for public safety towers to go through Development Authority
• Phillips selected as Newnan city manager
• White Oak Golden K members visit Kia plant
• Grantville city manager, police chief on the job
• Newnan council to decide on new city manager
• Heating system problem evacuates Smokey Road
• Coweta firefighters ready to respond
• Parent input on school calendar compiled
• Timberidge Christmas lights are back this year
• Coweta area leaders graduate from economic development training
• Christmas parade in Haralson bigger than ever
• Sheriff seeks help in armed robbery, automobile theft
• Hundreds of Angels adorn Stegall home
• Grantville mayor-elect not sure of impact from Kia
• Newnan downtown lights receiving mixed reviews
• Famous Clydesdales making 2 stops in Coweta this week
• Cold cases: Police seek public help in 2 killings
• Coweta has postal express to Santa
• Annual Newnan Martin Luther King Jr. Parade to be held Jan. 8
• Visitors center lauds 'camera ready' designation
• County purchases lot next to Justice Center
• Convention Center Authority won't meet again until January
• Senoia Optimist Club celebrates 25th anniversary
• Newnan Notes
• Final push for toy donations
• Coweta board looks into salary increase
• Real training glider on display at Vet Connect event
• Students again connect with military veterans
• Group to fine-tune special events ordinances
• White oaks planted at old courthouse
• Fed OKs upgrades to compressor station
• Haralson parade today, but could be delayed
• Cold not going away
• Senoia's tour of homes Sunday
• See two exclusive stories only in Sunday's print edition
• Newnan Parade ushers in Christmas season
• Commission will not meet until Thursday
• Coweta families offering their Christmas displays
• Peachtree City quarreling with Fischer Crossing developer
• Hearings for three churches, assisted living, before zoning appeals Tuesday
• Crain, Coggin give back to their beloved school
• Wright named to West Georgia Tech foundation board
• New Xpress Bus park and ride lot opens on Monday
• State tourism group experiences flavor of small East Coweta town
• Water District adopts new water conservation measures
• They've got a long way to go and a short time to get there
• Aerial platform aids firemen during rescue
• Light Up Senoia festivities tonight
• It's a weekend for parades in Coweta
• For 50 years, Newnan Optimists have been selling Christmas trees
• Workday today at Chattahoochee Bend State Park
• Camp probe to determine if his rulings influenced by drug use
• Santa's 'scout' is an elf who lurks in your house
• Man charged with 9 church burglaries
• 20-degree weather will freeze our area by Sunday
• Mary Freeman Rd. home cleared of natural gas fumes
• Business expert's advice for 2011: Expect more of the same
• Army private from Senoia killed in Afghanistan
• Bullsboro accident sends 5 to hospital
• Coweta school board to consider new round of residency affidavits
• Got a name for new hospital?
• Boyd grand marshal for Newnan Christmas parade on Sunday
• Adopt-A-Soldier makes holiday push
• Construction agenda focus of school system's SPLOST renewal
• Nahmias wins Supreme Court seat; Coweta voter turnout light for runoff
• Palmetto's Fantasy Forest event runs through Sunday
• Suspect flees, discharges gun in Newnan neighborhood
• Three arrested after discovery of meth lab
• Shoplifting suspect fights with employee, runs across busy I-85
• 267,751 and counting
• CBS '48 Hours' here filming show on McNaughton trial
• Newest Grantville councilman urges use of RFPs
• Coweta Citizen of the Year nominations are sought
• Moreland dinner Saturday
• 'Crossroads of Conflict' program Monday
• Will Can-A-Thon top 400,000 goal?
• Polls open 'til 7 p.m. for runoff election
• Santa joins parade for Light Up Senoia set for Saturday evening
• Newnan Christmas parade begins Sunday at 3 p.m.
• Christmas photos sought for newspaper's contest
• Palmetto Fantasy Forest this week
• Yuletide Tour of Homes begins on Friday
• Salvation Army needs bellringers for kettle drive
• Volunteers key for free clinic which will open in 2011
• Reminder of Chinese friend
• 2 judicial runoffs on ballot Tuesday
• Can-A-Thon Tuesday: You can drop off cans in Newnan and Senoia
• Newnan soldier works toward college degree while in Iraq
• Children thankful despite hardships
• Moreland council asks engineer to examine upper floor of mill
• Regional tourism representatives get a look at Coweta towns
• Master gardeners making wreaths to fund scholarships
• Magnet school for arts facing hurdles
• Shoppers get in line early for bargains
• East Coweta band spends Thanksgiving holiday in Hawaii
• Jolly old man will be visiting downtown Newnan tonight
• Volunteers, churches feed the hungry
• Smokey Road school national honoree
• Toys for Tots needs toys, volunteers
• Santa at Ashley Park celebration Saturday
• Holiday meals at two locations today
• Landscape business lost to the recession
• Project at Sprayberry intersection in jeopardy
• Reverse parking proposal is dead
• Santa visits Newnan Friday
• Burton named to Sports Hall of Fame Authority
• Coweta unemployment at 8.7 percent for October
• Local family worried about couple near blast in Korea
• Main Street Christmas ornaments now available
• Coweta Can-A-Thon scheduled Tuesday
• Newnan names city manager finalist
• Outreach collects, delivers food to the needy
• Community Thanksgiving meals scheduled today and Thursday
• Third new hospital planned in Coweta
• Grantville hires city manager, police chief
• 12 traffic deaths this year in Coweta
• Grantville downtown group holds training
• Tenth group of endangered whooping cranes on guided flight to Florida
• Water authority in new offices
• Final count for Operation Christmas Child -- 13,844
• Newnan considers watering restrictions
• Interviews begin for new Newnan city manager
• 911 supervisor helps couple deliver girl on bathroom floor
• No lane closures planned by DOT statewide Thanksgiving weekend
• Dinner benefits school restoration
• Water authority moves into new building
• 2010 Coweta Can-A-Thon entering its final stretch
• Oak Hill Cemetery named to National Register
• Hope Boutique offering baby supplies
• Volunteers needed to deliver turkeys
• It's beginning to look like Christmas in downtown Newnan
• Newnan couple among 4,900 on stranded cruise ship
• Courthouse again home for Probate Court
• Too soon to know if Coweta will get road funds
• Future gasoline prices uncertain
• Technology, SPLOST priorities for Barker
• Clearing should begin soon at site of new city conference center
• School officials have not changed position in support of teacher Allwine
• Dog that helped save soldiers' lives overseas mistakenly euthanized
• Santa to visit Ashley Park Christmas tree lighting Nov. 27
• Kia to hire about 1,000 new workers at West Point plant
• Cagle to join Coweta legislators at Eggs and Issues breakfast
• Palmetto burglary suspect arrested
• Last steel beam put in place for new hospital
• Collecting for America's troops
• Georgia's unemployment rate remains unchanged at 9.9 percent from September to October
• Chattahoochee Hills police/fire chief resigns
• Judge Camp to plead guilty Friday
• New health department could bring larger demand for services
• Purchase Christmas cards and provide free books for children
• Called meeting in Grantville on police, city manager vacancies
• Coweta gets radio system grant
• County denies permit for dog kennel
• Influenza B strain confirmed in Coweta
• Senoia Area Historical Society auction Saturday
• Highway 16 crash splits car in half; three people hurt
• Protesters opposing military school walk through Newnan
• 'Cinderella' at Centre Thursday-Saturday
• 'Year of benchmarks' for Senoia
• County approves cell tower
• Georgia Supreme Court holds first-ever session in Newnan
• Lottery tickets stolen; suspect arrested
• Sunday dinner to be served at Mary Ray Nov. 21
• DeMott to sign copies of first novel in Newnan on Thursday
• Operation Christmas Child still hoping for 17,000 shoeboxes
• Public hearing will continue on planned cell phone tower
• Rain expected to continue until Wednesday morning
• Supreme Court to hear Royal's appeal
• Moreland to celebrate town's 122nd birthday at Nov. 23 open house
• Supreme Court in Newnan Tuesday
• Holiday sale at Wesley Woods begins Thursday
• As Can-A-Thon nears many food shelves almost empty
• Newnan Notes
• Christmas box collection starts Monday at Unity
• Collins wants better signage at Hwy. 70, S. Fulton intersection
• Decorated poet to read at Centre
• Annual event to be held at 2 schools
• Guard against holiday season crime
• ECHS hosts drill team meet
• Push on to extend SPLOST for schools
• Passage of county's special events ordinance urged
• Shell: Reverse angle parking safer
• Facility upgrades next for free clinic
• 'Evolution of Jazz' concert at Wadsworth Sunday
• Ware Foundation donates $125,000 to animal shelter
• Suspects sought in stabbing
• County OKs one cell tower, tables second nearby
• Christmas events set in Haralson and Moreland
• Volunteers needed to help improve, extend trail at Line Creek Nature Area's Mule Rock
• Downtown Development Authority resolves financial disagreements
• Coweta property taxes due Dec. 1
• Downtown Newnan Holiday Open House noon-5 p.m. Sunday
• Beam signing held Thursday for Newnan's new hospital
• Tornow, Barron remembered at Veterans Day program
• WW II sailor honored as Veteran of the Year
• Three Rivers director keeps job
• Samaritan Clinic gets $1 million
• Veteran of the Year: Goodrum served on USS Bogue
• Superintendent ending 34-year run as educator
• Barker named chief for Coweta schools
• November foreclosure numbers a new record
• Bass reflects on his years with Coweta School System
• Coweta Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly Authority meets
• Longtime Westmoreland aide named to Deal's staff
• Jazz concert Sunday at Wadsworth
• City grants extension on unfinished townhomes
• Council OKs 3 percent tax on rental vehicles
• Three arrested for attack in Grantville
• Blake Bass retiring, Steve Barker to be next superintendent
• Coweta gets 'Water First' certification
• Moreland Town Council planning upgrades, improvements to mill
• Goodrum to be named Veteran of the Year
• Senate Republicans vote to strip Lt. Gov.'s powers
• Hearings on cell towers Thursday
• Three Rivers holding executive session tonight to discuss its director
• Historian: Slavery key issue in days before Civil War began
• Hospital CEO promises 'gorgeous' facility
• Defendants in drug cases sentenced to prison
• Newnan ponders reverse parking
• Newnan notes
• Coweta school board looking at possibility of becoming a charter school system
• Veterans Day concert at Newnan High
• Newnan police had role in capture of suspect in Auburn coed's slaying
• Suspect will serve 20 years after plea to manslaughter
• Peachtree City remembers Korea - 'The Forgotten War'
• Former Moreland mayor Haynes dies
• Suspect gets life sentence for murder
• EMC gives $20,000 to college foundation
• Senate bill could make it easier to close local P.O.
• Milton High grand champion of 31st annual band festival
• Grantville has 2 city manager finalists
• Students gathering food for 27th annual Coweta Can-A-Thon
• Rental car tax could help pay for center
• More guardrail work at Exit 47
• Historic Senoia plans holiday celebrations
• Newnan notes
• Free health clinic a group effort
• Civitans donate vans to Rutledge
• Lee Middle School honors veterans during assembly
• Money set aside for courthouse trees may be used elsewhere
• Water authority works to allow customer payment by phone
• Still no commitments from industries looking at Coweta
• Old South Marching Festival 2010 Performance Schedule
• Two arrested in Senoia, accused of selling cocaine, marijuana and Ecstasy
• County making insurance administrator change
• Three Rivers chief under fire; off-color emails probed
• City employees get sensitivity training
• Annual Unity Baptist barbecue today
• Schools' coin drive raises $11,000 for Ferst books
• Moreland grapples with issue of alcohol at the mill
• Town of Moreland sets 2011 Heritage Day celebration
• Time Change: Set your clocks back tonight
• Free health clinic gets home
• 15 bands will perform in Old South Festival
• Tree planting plans for courthouse scaled back
• Master plan revisions OK'd for Brown's Mill
• Thomas: Hospital will be worked out
• Teacher will keep job after guilty plea
• Rain will be followed by freeze
• Cancer hospital plans threatened
• Senate Democratic leader drafts Mike Thurmond to head party
• Bald eagle spotted in west Coweta
• Shuttles set for ECHS vs. Newnan game
• Two judicial posts on Nov. 30 runoff ballot
• Coweta's amendments voting compares to state results
• Change clocks this weekend
• No recount requested in school board race
• Westmoreland a big winner
• Georgia's governor race: Deal beats ex-Gov. Barnes
• Analysis: Now political leaders apply meaning to Tuesday's vote
• November 2 General Election Returns for Coweta County
• Political regulars busy
• Coweta's voters select 'Moms for School Board'
• Senoia Council takes no action on zoning ordinance
• Commissioners trying to clarify special events ordinances
• Man struck, killed walking on Hwy. 154
• Sells wins race for mayor of Grantville
• Special events alcohol issue brought before commissioners
• Election Day today; polls throughout Coweta County open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• Atlanta History Center curator speaks Monday
• Manassas celebration to use face of soldier from Coweta County
• Starship opens without protest
• Policeman arrested for domestic violence
• GBI probes Coweta jail inmate's death
• Greater Greener Newnan Festival Saturday downtown
• Newnan Christmas parade applications now online
• Coweta has 78 percent Census participation rate, higher rate than both state, nation
• 31st annual Old South Marching Festival Nov. 6
• Godbee receives Legion of Honor award from France
• 500 free smoke alarms available
• Scottish fiddle orchestra returning to Newnan for concerts July 9, 10
• Coweta schools closed Tuesday on election day
• Electronics recycling event at Newnan High School on Nov. 6
• Senoia Optimists deliver luggage to Angel's House
• You can make reservations through Tuesday for Supreme Court's visit
• Senoia zoning hearing Monday
• Amendments, referendum on ballot
• Halloween fun still on the schedule for today
• Toys for Tots signups extended
• School board candidates dislike No Child Left Behind
• 500 free smoke alarms available
• Baby Boomers get tips on available services
• Baby Boomers get tips on available services
• Hopefuls line up for shot on the big screen
• Newnan Notes
• Newnan businesses shower youngsters with goodies
• Development Authority to pay for Christmas decorations
• Concert of Excellence to honor Smokey Road music programs
• Expo planned Saturday for seniors, boomers
• Friends reach out to remember fun-loving Tyler Landley
• Plenty of events, fall festivals on tap
• Coweta jobless rate falls to 9.1%
• Georgia Partnership salutes Smokey Road Middle School
• Early voting continues today and Saturday
• Schwan's sale to benefit Moreland Heritage Day
• 'Miss Maudine' celebrates 100th
• GDOT plans I-85 lane closures and work on Exit 47 off-ramp
• Local group working to get Democrats to the polls
• Bypass work leads to water advisory for 18 hours
• Storm systems pelt Coweta
• Work on Anne Powell Garden at library to start in early 2011
• Scaffolding to return at federal building
• Several write-in candidates on ticket for Tuesday's election
• Holy Zion completes work to bring church to code
• DA: Delays in getting DNA test results inexcusable
• 2010 Newnan property tax bills due Friday
• Secret Service, Peachtree City Police arrest Newnan man
• Convention center plans get hashed out
• Teenager hurt in dirt bike wreck
• Downtown trick-or-treat, ghost tour scheduled
• Fire damages Geter Street home, no injuries reported
• County to address special events alcohol ordinance tonight
• Volunteers, funds needed for Coweta/Fayette Toys for Tots
• Starship plans to open Nov. 1
• Coweta Committee plan series of events from 2011- 2015
• Prosecutors: Disclosure in Camp case could pose safety threat
• Feds seek to limit disclosure in judge's case
• There's help for failing septic systems
• Four more Lewis Grizzard books now scheduled to be republished
• Congressional, school board candidates due at political forum tonight
• Hometown reunion celebrates favorite son
• County weighs its options for new radio system
• Coweta fire upgrades are under budget; Additional station planned
• Oberst show on Grizzard today at NHS
• Musters brings the veteran experience to downtown
• Commission work session: Transportation sales tax could raise $70 to $75 million in first year
• Peachtree City Veterans Day to focus on Korean War
• Newnan notes
• Bohannon wants students to dream big
• Southwire donates $1 million to college
• Evans Middle makes Adequate Yearly Progress under No Child Left Behind
• Up in Smoke family fun today at fairgrounds
• Patriotism on display at Muster today
• Friends and family to share Grizzard stories at 'Toast' tonight in Newnan
• County looks to improve recreation
• Newnan water, sewer rates will increase in January
• Shooting suspect nabbed in Coweta
• One Roof marks its 3rd year
• Vietnam helicopter pilot among authors attending muster
• Musical '3 Redneck Tenors' coming to Centre Oct. 23
• Deal fundraiser held at Edge home in Newnan
• 'Little Women' tonight, Saturday at NHS
• Two-day celebration of Grizzard begins Saturday in Moreland
• Veterans will be honored Saturday at muster
• Transplant recipient Olmstead dies at 65
• Jury finds Griffin not guilty in 2009 shooting death case
• Newnan woman killed in Corinth Rd. accident
• Deputy's patrol car sideswiped; trucker faces DUI, other charges
• Musical '3 Redneck Tenors' coming to Centre Oct. 23
• One Roof marks its 3rd year
• Veterans will be honored Saturday at muster
• 'Little Women' tonight, Saturday at NHS
• Two-day celebration of Grizzard begins Saturday in Moreland
• Deal fundraiser held at Edge home in Newnan
• Shooting suspect nabbed in Coweta
• Vietnam helicopter pilot among authors attending muster
• NHS production of 'Little Women' opens tonight
• Illegal immigration foe says blame government, those who employ aliens
• Canon Road bridge over White Oak creek reopens ahead of schedule
• Candidate forums scheduled for Board of Education, congressional hopefuls
• County to talk about transportation
• Christmas box recipient to speak today at Central
• 'Up in Smoke' barbecue admission free
• Proposals sought to upgrade Pickett Field, park area
• Cooking school tickets go on sale Thursday
• School systems challenge charter funding
• Downtown Newnan streetscape work about 40 percent complete
• City won't demolish Eastlake homes, for now
• While serving a warrant, Newnan Police arrest drug suspect following chase
• Veteran Malcom to sign books at Muster
• Arson suspect arrested
• Employer group features 'Wake Up Call' Wednesday seminar on Oct. 13
• Safety, health, environment focus at Cargill industry fair
• Melvin Cheek, First Photographer of Senoia, exhibit going on display
• Bankruptcy trustee pleased with Cox winnings settlement
• Senoia intersection work complete
• Oberst's Grizzard show Sunday
• Shoe box project has local goal of 17,000 filled boxes this year
• Sharpshooters install container for old flags
• Charter school lawsuit hearing Tuesday
• Newnan may spruce up Pickett Field area
• Greentop Road bridge replacement delayed
• 'Sponge Mark' at Carnegie Monday
• Resurfacing on Hwy. 74 continues through October
• Veterans to share stories at Muster
• Hodges ready to 'protect citizens of Georgia'
• Cook among veterans signing books at event
• Volunteers clean up area along Chattahoochee
• Courthouse gears up for high court
• Greenville Street/Spence Street turn lanes in operation
• Northgate Homecoming Queen announced
• Ferst gets $2,500 from Rotarians to distribute free books to children
• Ride for Kristi set for Nov. 6
• Coweta Development Authority outlines its progress at meeting
• Sewer line serving Thomas Crossroads ready for service
• Fischer Crossings suing county
• Seabaugh 'thrilled' about Camera Ready designation
• Coweta part of growing film/TV industry in Georgia
• Thirteen high school bands compete at Northgate today
• Ex-Newnan policeman found guilty on 13 counts
• Northgate play 'Working' opening tonight at Centre
• Coweta Ferst will resume book mailings in November
• Newnan business moving to Coweta Industrial Park
• Valhalla band festival Saturday
• No action taken on Wynn Pond, Fischer roads
• Coweta recognized as Camera Ready county
• More than 60 vendors take part in downtown event
• Man arrested in bookstore incident going to prison
• Ex-officer awaits jury's verdict in sex trial
• Arnco-Sargent School evacuated following Yates’ ‘burnoff’
• DAR dedicates flag pole at Coweta company
• Job networking events set for Oct. 12 and 14
• Newnan-Peachtree City Employer Committee to host business legal skills seminar sessions
• Chattahoochee River cleanup Saturday
• Three vehicles involved in fatal crash at Highway 34, Sullivan Road
• Teen details liaisons with ex-officer
• Three days remain for 2010 county fair
• Georgia tax collecting up 5.7 percent in September
• Grantville man walks away from pedestrian accident
• Building destroyed on Gordon Road after outdoor burn gets out of control
• Read for the Record today seeking to break Guinness Book record
• Senoia looks at regulating 'hobby' kennels
• Foreclosures for October up from last month
• Jobless testing offered Saturday
• FBI: Stripper, drugs, guns and judge don't mix
• County OKs daycare, ball fields for Fischer Crossing
• Monds seeks to 'give Georgians a choice'
• East Newnan Baptist Church reaches out to fair workers
• Early vote turnout about 130 a day
• Charter school could expand into Newnan
• Neighbor, police rescue man from burning house
• Lawyer: Camp 'deeply concerned'
• Jury cleared twice as sex trial begins
• Fischer Crossing requests before Commission tonight
• Weekend arson fire 'very similar' to others
• Wrong way driver slams into teens
• Suspect at large in home invasion
• Variances going before Board of Zoning Appeals
• Jury selection begins in former policeman's child molestation case
• A Better Way Ministries to celebrate fifth anniversary
• Chattahoochee Hills rider has to withdraw from world competition
• Heard County school bus crash involved driver from Newnan
• Coweta property tax bills are in the mail
• Marshal: Federal Judge Jack Camp arrested
• County Fair runs through Saturday
• Music written by Grizzard to be part of upcoming tribute
• Grizzard ride fundraiser for Ferst
• Homecoming week at Northgate High
• Officer Auto, the talking golf cart, joins police
• Fall Taste of Newnan features Chili Cook-off on Thursday evening
• Trial Nov. 8 in slaying of Auburn student
• Zellars family member shares history
• Coweta's ISO rating under review
• Coweta County firefighters honored for bravery
• Ex-officer's molesting trial begins on Monday
• Newnan notes
• Alumni gather to remember Newnan's Central High School
• Ga. Power working to reduce CO2 plant emissions
• The Heritage School crowns homecoming queen
• Reception Wed. for attorney general hopeful Hodges
• Central High Reunion parade today
• Monday deadline for voter registration
• Two honored by United We Stand
• Great Georgia Airshow at Falcon Field Oct. 9-10
• Bedrock Classic benefit golf tournament Nov. 5
• Keep Newnan Beautiful works with schools on recycling contest
• Coweta Water Authority bond sale official
• School board candidates share views on education at forum
• Congressional candidate attends school forum
• Smith: DOT can't fund all 'great' road projects
• Ga. schools may split game show prize money
• Grantville's use of old police vehicles questioned
• Keep Newnan Beautiful works with schools on recycling contest
• Downtown Newnan recycling effort approved by Council
• USS Zellars veteran hopes for 'permanent home' for memorabilia
• 'Footloose' remake filming at Senoia Raceway
• The Wrights' music featured in Showtime film debuting tonight
• Low-cost spay/neuter clinic up and running
• Community rallies to aid Grantville family
• Fair runs through Oct. 9
• Five arrests made in drug bust
• Water authority works to finalize bond sale
• Habitat to hold open house Saturday
• School board forum tonight
• Coweta Fair sports new midway, shows
• Driver charged in fatal wreck out on bond
• Rotary Club to help prevent domestic violence abuse
• 11th Annual Memory Walk Saturday in Peachtree City
• Big 'Zellars Day' events Saturday remember Grantville WWI hero
• Grantville chili cook off Saturday
• Central celebration Saturday
• Lunchtime kitchen fire at ECHS quickly extinguished
• Conference center 'bankable project'
• Federal building in Newnan getting facelift to prevent water damage
• Hearing on dilapidated home leads to rallying cry
• Newnan firefighters attend regional Haz-Mat training
• School board candidates forum Thursday night
• Taiwanese officials visit photography exhibit at Panoply Interior Design
• $50 Courthouse bricks on sale
• Got any northern red oak acorns?
• Where are fall-out shelters?
• Coweta Fair brings mix of education and fun
• 'Sip and See' open house for spay/neuter clinic Sept. 29
• Convention center on Tuesday agenda
• The Heritage School homecoming game will be Friday night
• Grizzard Tribute Oct. 16-17 in Newnan, Moreland
• Oct. 3 bicycle ride benefits Ferst childhood literacy
• Summer burn ban ends Oct. 1
• Newnan notes
• 'How to Raise a Money-Smart Child' program at Carnegie on Wednesday
• UWG Newnan Center open house Thursday for MBA hopefuls
• Going strong at 90, Elliott has no plans to retire
• Sumner seeking re-election to school board
• 6th annual Up in Smoke BBQ to benefit Rotary Club's scholarships
• Festival brings taste of Asian culture to downtown Newnan
• 'Muster' planned downtown Oct. 16
• Development Authority approves bond resolution for Piedmont Newnan
• Newnan, East Coweta crown homecoming queens
• Northgate freshman wins Putting on Glitz, $1,000 first place prize
• Holder to compete in World Equestrian Games
• Main Street returns organization of Christmas, Fourth parades to the city
• Blackburn recuperating following auto accident
• Grantville Crosstie Festival Saturday
• Car show in Senoia
• Three arrested following party in Peachtree City
• Today deadline to register for fair contests
• Apron, taxiway at Newnan-Coweta Airport ahead of schedule
• Coweta's jobless rate lowest in Three Rivers area
• Asian Culture Festival on square Saturday
• Cowetans taking advantage of early voting
• Home surveillance camera catches burglars in the act
• Jail may need 350 more beds
• Registration still being taken for Saturday's 'Walk For Life'
• Talk about museum holdings, big yard sale ahead in Moreland
• Savannah ordered to pay $14 million to Batson-Cook
• Commissioners approve 2010 budget
• 10-acre annexation being considered by Senoia City Council
• County won't object to Sharpsburg's plan to annex 109 acres
• Newnan water reservoirs almost full
• Builders selected for cancer hospital
• New health department may be ready this year
• Transplant miracle
• Campaign aims to win passage of Amendment 4
• Master's in education could be offered as early as spring 2011
• Arrest made in drive-by shooting
• Wife's murder conviction upheld
• DOT open house held for bridge project
• Fischer Crossing expansion denied
• Coweta veteran receives a big send-off to D.C.
• Registration under way for Chamber's 2010 Big Expo
• Senoia Library moving forward
• Ribbon cutting marks start of Mercer programs
• Ga. officials have minimized risk of gas-pipeline explosions
• Oak Grove gardens open for tours Oct. 2
• 'Run the farm' benefit Sept. 25 at Cedargate Farms
• Monuments on grounds tell stories of county's history
• Up in Smoke BBQ event returns in October at Coweta fairgrounds
• Newnan Cultural Arts Committee presents Asian Culture Festival
• Celebration today at Mercer Newnan center
• 'Big Top' theme for NHS Homecoming this week
• Budget, annexation on county's agenda
• W. Y. Atkinson marker unveiled on Coweta Courthouse grounds
• 3 arrested in Newnan in drugs, weapons case
• Fischer Crossing expansion on agenda
• Newnan and East Coweta homecomings this week
• Online vote under way for Putting On Glitz
• Restored courthouse opens
• Restriping of streets, parking spaces downtown to be delayed
• Central High celebration in October
• Newnan Notes
• 'Probate' Court has gone through name changes
• Ribbon to be cut at historic courthouse today at 1:30
• Early voting will begin Monday for Nov. 2 election
• Authorities believe alcohol was factor in three-car crash
• Probate Court returning to Courthouse
• Cowetans, and riders with local connections, competed at U.S Event championships
• 'Versed in Poetry' Southern poets featured at Centre
• Krause running for District 1 on school board
• WW II POW part of ceremony at park
• Fischer Crossing developers want to expand project
• Supreme Court coming to Coweta Courthouse
• $100,000 bond set for suspect in death of child
• Fall Art Walk draws crowd to downtown Newnan
• Chamber of Commerce to hold candidate forums
• Atkinson marker to be dedicated on Sunday
• Governors portraits back in courtroom
• United We Stand family picnic Saturday
• Special section a tribute to historic renovation
• $2 million given to nursing school
• Dramatic events during 1948 led to book, movie and now a play
• Bray, aide to Gingrich and Collins, dies at age 78
• Clock tower required extensive inside, outside work
• Soldier charged in toddler's death
• Newnan getting price estimates for new Christmas decorations
• Metal work sparks fire on Kelly Farm Rd.
• POW/MIA Day observance Friday
• Skandalakis endorses Ken Hodges for AG
• Schools: Sales tax revenues improve
• Many courthouses damaged, destroyed by fire over the years
• Open house set on Lower Fayetteville bridge project
• City of Newnan receives budget award from Government Finance Officers Assoc.
• Sack Lunch Cinema celebrates The Carnegie's anniversary
• More lane, ramp closures on I-85 set for this week
• Child support court saving money
• Courthouse memories: Johnson, 94, going strong
• Fischer Crossing zoning hearings Thursday at 6 p.m.
• Newnan Council turns down alcohol license for E. Broad store
• Marijuana growing operation discovered at Sunrise Drive home
• Auto leaves road, flips high in air, lands on roof
• Shelter to spay its most adoptable animals
• Poetry at Centre tonight
• National Register meeting in Moreland today at 6 p.m.
• Right-of-way deeded to state for Hammock Road, Hwy. 154 work
• Indictments issued by Coweta County grand jury
• SAT scores in Coweta decline; still top state, national scores
• Members approved to WGTC board
• Yoga event to benefit One Roof
• Technology has transformed Superior Court Clerk's office
• Peachtree City Patriot Day, Freedom Walk events Saturday
• Spay/neuter clinic aims to cut pet population
• Newnan 9/11 ceremony today at 9 a.m.
• Local GED program transforming lives, families
• Charter Academy in Senoia holds grand opening today
• New 'Drug Court' begins in Oct. 1
• 'We taught them how to move, fight'
• Music of Wadsworth, Jarrard brings credit to Coweta County
• $287,500 downtown streetscapes project on for 180 days
• High-profile cases due in court on Tuesday, Wednesday
• Pet adoption fees changed at prompting of shelter
• Alcohol hearings before city council Tuesday
• Senoia moving to online payments for water bills
• Main Street Newnan's Fall Art Walk on Friday
• Residents invited to comment on gas pipeline expansion
• Wadsworth displays wit in accepting Georgia Music Hall of Fame award
• Coweta's first pediatrician dies at age 101
• Coweta Charter Academy opens doors
• County plans 2011 budget
• Sept. 11, 2001 - it's still a day on everyone's minds
• $1.4 million tax check scheme
• About 45 seats left for courthouse gala preview
• Kingsbrooke voters can get provisional ballots for today's runoff vote
• Driver 'very lucky' to be alive after train/car collision
• Landscaping goes in at Courthouse
• First day of school goes smoothly
• Husband says he did not kill wife
• Suspect sought in Lower Fayetteville robbery
• McNaughton guilty on all counts
• August 10th runoff election- Coweta County results
• Advocates call for changing the juvenile code
• Motorist injured in two-car accident at Poplar, Goodwyn intersection
• Taste,Tour fundraiser on Aug. 28
• Labor Day weekend activities plentiful
• Macie Perry peers through lens to tell her hometown's story
• Council to consider regulations on flags
• Tickets available for Music Hall of Fame inductions
• Runoff elections Tuesday
• Newnan notes
• PSC hopeful wants to be voice for consumers
• Lane closures planned on I-85, U.S. 29
• Sewer lines 'smoke test' planned in E. Newnan
• Courthouse copper work receives a national award
• Coweta students head back to school Monday
• Motorcyclist injured in crash on Welcome Road
• Firefighters train to rescue victims in trench collapse
• Candidate Stover says business license issue not that important
• Minor damage to Bailey Drive home
• Repaving of U.S. 29 will impact Newnan
• Jurors hear tape of couple arguing
• Deadline to appeal property valuation is Aug. 16
• Coweta teachers back and ready for new year
• Neighbor, GBI agent testify in murder trial
• Moreland council to vote on tax millage Aug. 24
• Paving project begins Sunday near Moreland
• Marijuana plants seized by Chattahoochee Hills police
• Design firm approved for first phase of Brown's Mill Battlefield Park
• Water bond validation hearing postponed
• 'Tell us what you need, we will provide it,' says college president
• Moore deputy fire chief, among other county promotions
• Logistics, aviation-related companies look at Coweta
• Early voting response could indicate strong turnout for runoff
• History with Elizabeth at Carnegie features 'Murder in Coweta County'
• DOT's new funding may help Moreland with roads
• Moreland may get appraisal of land at Grizzard Museum
• Water authority, Griffin settle on lower water rate
• Water authority feels blindsided by Coweta Commission decision
• County, water authority conflict issue for counsel
• Ex-wives testify in murder trial
• Collins, Stover dispute business license
• Hotlanta Dixie Band at Centre Sunday
• Church may be built on land once proposed as Senoia charter school
• Local crime information now online
• Get to bus stop early, officials suggest
• Coweta classes begin Monday
• DA: 'In a fit of rage, he killed her'
• CBS TV '48 Hours' filming trial
• Democratic legislators call for changing HOPE to needs-based
• Report says southern states are slipping in helping dropouts
• Coweta contesting $120 million water bonds
• Dunnavant to speak at Carnegie Saturday
• Coweta's Wisenbaker Assistant Solicitor General of the Year
• Newnan offers Citizen Academy
• Public hearing scheduled tonight on setback variance
• Teachers attend training session
• Early voting begins for runoffs
• Tompkins fails to qualify for ballot
• Opening arguments in murder trial today
• Floods number-one cause of weather-related deaths
• Coweta moves toward new tax season with lowered digest
• 'When thunder roars, go indoors'
• Applying first aid quickly could save lightning victim
• Grantville Library to open Aug. 14
• McNaughton murder trial begins today
• Obama outlines war strategy to vets group in Atlanta
• Indicator points to continued strength in Ga. factories
• Bridging Gap plans Sept. 11 food drive
• Newnan notes
• Father's body found in Snake River Canyon
• Judge rejects summary judgment in estate case appeal
• Soldier, Rufus, Target adjust to home life
• Newnan-filmed 'Get Low' has Los Angeles premiere
• ACE, outreach deliver school supplies
• West Georgia Foundation has $7.3 million of its initial $8 million goal
• Lanes opened, speed limit will return to 70 mph on 85 north
• 22 video poker machines, $20,000 seized in raids
• Second Coming event tonight benefits injured gospel singers
• Newnan native Connally is named Ga. Power senior production officer
• Fire damages home in Heritage Hills
• Monte Carlo Night benefit tonight 6-10
• Grantville Council adopts resolution supporting animal shelter volunteers
• New county flag to fly
• Alliance for Children's Enrichment loses its director
• Condo loans made 6 weeks before bank was closed
• Charter files 17 civil cases seeking loan repayments of $3.5 million
• Sheriff's detention officer is fired, faces felony bribery charge
• Brickwork part of final touches at courthouse
• City wants downtown pedestrian-friendly
• Crosswalks, handicapped parking studied at schools in Newnan
• Grantville councilwoman unhappy about notification on chief's departure
• Free school supplies available Saturday
• Council rejects revisions to Newnan flag ordinance
• 4th lane on I-85 in Coweta delayed
• Soldiers' hero dogs arrive in U.S.
• Grit got into Grantville's water, resident claims
• Georgia working to get more virtual schools
• Local water supply probably won't be shared with Atlanta
• Newnan has plenty of power for electric cars
• Newnan Utilities says it's ready to supply services to new hospital
• Lightning causes problems
• Firefighter saves same cat twice
• Georgia technical colleges see enrollment spike
• Newnan man presumed dead in Wyoming's Snake River
• Chinese teens bring music, friendship to Coweta
• Pedestrian in stable condition
• Cowetans weather storm
• Grantville police chief resigns
• Old school building in Turin will be a community center
• Swimming pool is open again at FDR State Park
• Libraries' free park passes popular
• County's Corinth Road facility has 'a lot of upgrades, a lot of firsts'
• Newnan looking at downtown traffic issues
• Storm early Monday causes flash flooding
• Heavy rains flood Newnan streets
• Student musicians receive warm welcome
• Newnan notes
• WGTC foundation's 'A Night in Monte Carlo' fundraiser scheduled July 31
• Judge raps all sides in tri-state water war rulings
• Smokey Road Spanish instructor Paige Galt named Master Teacher
• Tickets available for today's concert
• No tax-free holiday this year for back to school
• District 2 reelects Lassetter; Blackburn and Stover in runoff
• County improves boat ramp property
• New county rules OK'd for housing shelters
• Suspect pleads not guilty in slaying of officer
• Library board tours Grantville facility, gets update on Senoia
• Salvation Army plans disaster relief team
• PTC mother, daughter hurt in Sunday Van/Ambulance Collision
• Gregory worker seriously burned
• County works on right-of-way acquisition for road projects
• Planned $1.7 million health department 'is dream come true'
• St. George celebration to raise money for Haiti
• Unemployment up for Three Rivers region
• Georgia prepares for slim chance spilled Gulf oil will hit coast
• ACE board privately discusses personnel
• Turin approves zoning ordinance
• Tickets still available for Sunday Chinese youth orchestra concert
• Newnan needs another million for new facility near arts center
• Teen injured in fall from truck
• Senoia holds town's 'Hands-On Art Camp'
• Analysis: Tuesday’s results showed how Georgia voters are feeling
• Young Artists camps being held in Newnan
• Mobile home damaged in fire
• Chattahoochee Hills Fire Dept. hosting 'Fitness Boot Camp'
• Local results mirror figures statewide
• Tax Day Rally: Calls For Government Spending Restraint
• EcoMech Geothermal & Mechanical Opens in Newnan
• Leslie Binion and Andy Rice Join Parks and Mottola Realty
• Governor Kicks Off Sales Tax Holiday Weekend
• Belair Builds a Balm in Gilead-Brick by Brick
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• 2009 Spring Art and Craft Show
• PEC Development Selects Piedmont Residential to Build The Park at Heritage Ridge
• Parks and Mottola Attends Leading Real Estate Companies of the World Fall Workshop
• Construction Underway on First Model Home at The Park at Heritage Ridge
• The Park at Heritage Ridge Begins Presales
• Coweta County Fair
• Local Artist to Receive National Honor
• Newnan-Coweta Art Association Hosts Tribute to Barbara Scruggs
• New LakeRedwine.com Now Live!
• “Transportation” Art Exhibit Opens
• Spring Fling
• Skate Night
• Annual Elm Street Fall Festival
• 12th Annual Big Expo

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