New owner: 62-acre former site of auto auction finds buyer

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Passers-by may have noticed a big "SOLD" sign on the former and long-vacant auto auction property between Raymond Hill Road and I-85 in recent days.

By SARAH FAY CAMPBELL
sarah@newnan.com
Cowetans driving along Raymond Hill Road in recent days may have noticed a big SOLD sign.
The 62-acre, former auto auction site owned by Adesa Atlanta has been purchased by Euro Auctions USA.
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