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State Rep. Lynn Smith (R-Newnan) said she plans to step down from her seat in House District 70 at the end of her term. Smith served her constituents and the state for 30 years and left a legacy of leadership in environmental stewardship. “I’m incredibly grateful to my friends and neighbors in Newnan and surrounding communities for letting me be their voice at the Gold Dome over these three decades,” Smith said.
Being afraid to check your bank account is the adult version of being afraid to check your grades.
Volunteers are needed on Saturday, March 21, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. for the 16th annual Sweep the Hooch cleanup. Organized by Chattahoochee Riverkeeper (CRK), Sweep the Hooch brings more than 1,500 volunteers together each year at dozens of parks and creeks throughout the Chattahoochee River watershed. Volunteers set out on foot, wade in streams, or paddle canoes and kayaks to collect trash for appropriate disposal and recycling. Volunteers receive a one-year CRK membership to thank them for their hard work.
That Mercedes has 3 “E’s” and the are all different sounds.
Keep Newnan Beautiful is set to host an Electronics Recycling Event on Saturday, March 21. The event will take place from 8 a.m. to Noon in the parking lot behind Newnan’s City Hall at 25 LaGrange Street.
Bologna is just hotdogs for people who like pancakes.
The April 15th deadline to file federal and state income taxes is quickly approaching. Instead of paying hefty tax preparation fees, Coweta County residents can get their taxes prepared free of charge by knowledgeable tax volunteers. Free tax preparation services are being offered by AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Program and the Internal Revenue Service’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. Learn how to take advantage of these free services: check our website for more information: wintersmedia.net
Statistically speaking, someone *is* the unluckiest person on the planet.Statistically speaking, someone *is* the unluckiest person on the planet.
Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corp. (YMMC) continues its commitment to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education by investing in local schools and creating meaningful, hands-on learning opportunities for students across Coweta County and the surrounding region. One recent example of Yamaha’s support includes a $800 grant awarded to the ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) Club at Carrollton High School, helping students expand their exploration of underwater robotics, engineering design, and problem-solving skills. The grant supports materials and resources that allow students to apply classroom concepts to real-world challenges.
It’s absurd we accept rock losing to paper just because “paper covers rock.”
The Coweta Samaritan Clinic announced it was awarded a $100,000 grant from the Georgia Baptist Health Care Ministry Foundation to support the Clinic’s medical and dental programs serving uninsured adults in Coweta County. This generous investment will directly strengthen the Clinic’s ability to provide high quality, compassionate healthcare in a faith-based environment to individuals who would otherwise have limited or no access to care. The grant will support core medical and dental services, ensuring patients continue to receive comprehensive, coordinated care close to home.
People wear nice clothes to attract a mate but ultimately want to see them naked.
