Coweta elementary and middle school students participated in Camp Invention Connect, a virtual science, technology, engineering and math camp. Jun. 19, 11:07 PM
The Grantville City Council will hold public hearings for special use permit applications for a liquor store and a possible truck stop at their June 28 meeting. Jun. 20, 11:36 PM
Genetic genealogy - using DNA to help trace your lineage - can be key for those wishing to trace their family history to the time of slavery and earlier. Jun. 20, 11:33 PM
The American Red Cross is experiencing a severe blood shortage as the number of trauma cases, organ transplants and elective surgeries rise. Jun. 20, 11:34 PM
Multiple offsite parking lots will be available for those attending the Where I Come From tornado relief benefit starring Alan Jackson. Jun. 19, 10:56 PM
On Nov. 2, Coweta voters will decide whether to continue a 1-cent special local option sales tax to fund capital projects for the Coweta County School System. Jun. 18, 6:30 PM
A recommendation for reduced speed limits in downtown Newnan will be sent to the Georgia Department of Transportation following an affirmative vote from the Newnan City Council on Tuesday. Jun. 18, 10:05 AM
Sydney Troyer graduated in her living room, dialed in to a Zoom call with extended family, sipping on an energy drink while Newnan High School’s virtual commencement unfolded on the screen in front of her.
The double-barreled ugliness that was 2020 in America is reverberating in 2021 in a crime wave that has hit cities across the country, including Atlanta.
In a pinch — or a pandemic — I’ll settle for frozen. But I prefer my saltwater fish to be caught, cooked and served within walking distance of a beach. Jun. 18, 8:51 PM
In the movie “The Mummy 3: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor,” set before World War II, the wife (Evie) asks her husband (Rick) why he doesn’t say he loves his son more. Jun. 18, 8:32 PM
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