Off-duty firefighter saves woman in burning home

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Coweta County Fire Department personnel, from left, firefighter Ethan Harper, Captain Rob Flanagan and firefighter Justin Hollums, work on putting out hot spots at the scene of the house fire at 7064 Georgia Highway 54 early Wednesday.

By JOHN A. WINTERS
john@newnan.com
An off-duty Coweta County firefighter rescued a woman from a burning house after kicking in the door and finding her unconscious on the floor early Wednesday.
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