The sheriff’s office presented Norma Haynes with an honorary badge and certificate at their annual Public Safety Appreciation Luncheon. Oct. 06, 8:20 PM
The price of regular unleaded in Coweta County is starting to climb, as for the first time since June, gas prices, week-to-week, are higher in the county than last week. Oct. 05, 10:56 AM
Scott Flynn, a 1981 graduate of East Coweta High School, was named the new managing director and CEO of Faber-Castell USA, a pencil and arts and crafts company. Oct. 05, 10:39 AM
The annual Sheriff’s Citizens Academy began last Thursday with an introduction and overview of the CCSO by Wood and Lt. Col. James Yarbrough. Oct. 06, 6:53 PM
On Saturday, Oak Grove Plantation and Gardens will host its semiannual open garden fundraiser to benefit the Arnall Cemetery on the grounds. Oct. 04, 8:30 PM
Incumbent Councilman and former mayor Jim Sells is facing challenger Dee Berry, owner of Bonnie Castle, for the Grantville City Council Post 1 seat. Oct. 04, 8:26 PM
A Coweta County resident is alive and recovering today because of the actions of Michael Stuart, an area man who stepped in after a nearby man was crushed between two vehicles.
Experts involved in Georgia’s evaluation of psychedelic treatment for military veterans will participate in a panel discussion exploring the therapeutic potential of entheogens.
Scientist and humanitarian Maria Montessori lived through two world wars, and she strongly held that true world peace could only occur through the education of children.
Info from the internet says "The wheel was invented in the fourth millennium B.C. in Lower Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), where the Sumerian people inserted rotating axles into solid discs of wood."
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