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Commission to hear plan to fix railroad crossing at Walt Sanders

February 06 | 1:14 PM | Comments (0)

A proposal to move forward with improving one of the railroad crossings at Walt Sanders Road and U.S. 29 North is on the agenda for Tuesday's meeting of the Coweta County Board of Commissioners.

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Smart Lunch, Smart Kid seeks to feed youngsters

Posted 2/6/2012 | 1:14 PM | Comments (2)

Smart Lunch -- Smart Kid.

Hwy. 34 Bypass: Another six months needed to complete widening job

Posted 2/6/2012 | Comments (24)

Approximately six more months are needed for the completion of the widening of the Highway 34 Bypass/ Millard Farmer Industrial Boulevard between Bullsboro Drive and Carrollton Highway/Temple Avenue, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation.

Proposed legislation aimed toward curbing metal thefts

Posted 2/6/2012 | Comments (13)

Legislation moving through the Georgia Senate designed to curb metal thefts will add extensive regulations and requirements to the "secondary metals recycling industry."

Stewart finished 11th grade at Warner

Posted 2/6/2012 | Comments (1)

During Henri Jean Stewart's time at Howard Warner School in Newnan "high-tech" educational aids topped out at a fresh piece of chalk for the chalkboard, but Stewart says the lack of technology didn't dull the desire to learn.

What do you do when severe weather strikes?

Posted 2/6/2012 | Comments (3)

(Editor's Note: Today The Newnan Times-Herald begins a week-long series in conjunction with Georgia's Severe Weather Awareness Week. Coweta Emergency Management has provided preparedness information in key subject areas: Today - Family Preparedness; Tuesday - Thunderstorm Safety; Wednesday - Tornado Safety; Thursday - Lightning Safety; Friday - Flooding.

Families should have plan in event of severe weather

Posted 2/6/2012 | Comments (1)

Being prepared -- especially for families -- is the key to facing natural disasters.

Alec McNaughton murder case appeal hearing Monday

Posted 2/6/2012

On Aug. 10, 2010, Coweta's Alec McNaughton was sentenced to life plus 20 years in prison after being found guilty of malice murder, felony murder and aggravated assault in the Feb. 15, 2009, slaying of his wife, Cathy Mendenhall McNaughton, at the couple's north Coweta home.

A New Piedmont Newnan: Women's services prepared for more births

Posted 2/6/2012 | Comments (1)

(Editor's note: This is the fifth installment in a weekly series on Piedmont Newnan Hospital's new facility on Poplar Road leading up to the opening this spring.)

10 headed to jail: Cell phones, community service don't mix

Posted 2/5/2012

Do not bring your cell phone when you are reporting for court-ordered community service.

Special Olympics: Cowetan named Georgia's Female Athlete of the Year

Posted 2/5/2012 | Comments (5)

East Coweta High School sophomore Montana Bush has been named Georgia Special Olympics Female Athlete of the Year.

Montana's mom tells her story of an autisic child

Posted 2/5/2012 | Comments (7)

(Editor's note: The following was written by the mother of Coweta County student-athlete Montana Bush in November 2011. Montana Bush was recently named Female Athlete of the Year by Special Olympics of Georgia.)

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