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Keep Newnan Beautiful (KNB), in partnership with Coweta County, collected an impressive 59.5 tons of tires during its Tire Amnesty event held recently. The event provided Coweta County residents with an opportunity to properly dispose of unwanted tires, helping protect the environment and promote healthier, cleaner communities.
What if April Fools Day is actually April 2 and we all got fooled?
West Georgia Technical College’s (WGTC) Adult Education division has launched the Career Plus High School Diploma Program, which gives Georgia residents age 18 and older a new path to earn their high school diploma and college credentials.“The Career Plus High School Diploma Program is an exciting addition to the Adult Education division at West Georgia Technical College,” said Rebecca Wheeler, Dean of Adult Education at WGTC. “The program gives students the choice to pursue either a high school equivalency credential or a high school diploma.
The first person to use sarcasm must have had a really hard time explaining he was being sarcastic.
Through Caring Customers, Newnan Utilities customers help local nonprofits meet needs
across Coweta County. The program has awarded $5,000 in its latest round of grants to three organizations serving children and families. The Caring Customers advisory committee awarded the following grants: Coweta CASA — $2,000; Coweta Ferst Readers — $1,000; Hope Revisited — $2,000
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Happy 15th Anniversary to the Coweta Samaritan Clinic! Fifteen years ago today, we opened our doors and welcomed our very first patients. What began with just a handful of patients that day has grown into thousands of patients served, tens of thousands of office visits, and millions of dollars in free, high-quality healthcare provided to our uninsured neighbors in need.
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Nominations are now being accepted for the 2027 Coweta County Citizen of the Year award. This annual honor recognizes an individual who has shown outstanding leadership, citizenship, and a sustained commitment to improving the community. “For years, the Citizen of the Year award has celebrated extraordinary individuals who embody true civic leadership and a spirit of selfless service,” said Nancy Walden, Chair of the event committee. “If you know someone making a lasting, positive impact, we encourage you to share their story and submit a nomination.”
To spell “panda,” you just need P and A.
Why is Sean pronounced “Shawn,” but Dean is pronounced “Deen.”
