Like other kids in Coweta County, the residents at the Angel’s House have been affected by virtual schooling and other changes brought by the COVID-19 pandemic. Jan. 22, 4:26 PM
When the bench at Jeanna Triplicata’s grave vanished, her mother, Bridgette, reached out on social media, hoping that someone would return the bench that had apparently been stolen from Oak Hill Cemetery. Jan. 22, 9:37 PM
Sisters for Society recently celebrated a ribbon cutting for the nonprofit’s new location at 4046 Highway 154, Suite 216 (Storage Xxtra), Newnan. Jan. 22, 9:38 PM
Two local COVID-19 vaccine providers say they have the capability to offer mass vaccination – if only they had the vaccine to do it with. Jan. 22, 8:55 PM
A public information meeting on Coweta County’s comprehensive land use plan update and comprehensive transportation plan will be held Feb. 11. Jan. 22, 6:03 PM
Coweta County has reported 100 total COVID-19 deaths as of Friday’s COVID-19 status report from the Georgia Department of Public Health. Jan. 22, 4:00 PM
Despite the challenges of a global pandemic, local leaders said 2020 proved to be a successful year of economic growth in Coweta County. Jan. 22, 4:01 PM
The bill would prohibit Georgia’s government from recognizing federal requirements for the registration or tracking of items, such as firearms, or their owners. Jan. 22, 3:11 PM
“We need a plan in Georgia," said Kathy Floyd, executive director of the Georgia Council on Aging. "I think we have seniors who are really struggling.” Jan. 21, 3:24 PM
The Coweta County School System will continue with modified operations from Jan. 25-Feb. 5 due to ongoing elevated levels of COVID-19 activity in Coweta. Jan. 20, 4:07 PM
Free tax preparation through the AARP Foundation’s Tax Aide program is back this year, but things are very different because of COVID-19. Jan. 22, 12:38 PM
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