Plant Yates cutbacks to impact Coweta schools' budget

By REBECCA LEFTWICH
rebecca@newnan.com
A recent upturn in sales tax revenue is a bit of good news for local schools, but projected cutbacks at Plant Yates could cause more long-term budget concerns for the Coweta County Board of Education.
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