Economic Development – Industrial prospects take look at Coweta

By W. WINSTON SKINNER
winston@newnan.com
Industrial prospects are looking at Coweta County as a possible location, and some existing industries are planning expansions, said Greg Wright, president of the Coweta County Development Authority, who gave a report on prospects at Thursday's meeting of the CCDA.
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