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The History: Coweta County’s first college graduates
By EMILY KIMBELL, Newnan-Coweta Historical Society It’s the season of graduation! May is one of the most exciting times of ... -
The History: Newnan remains City of Homes following tornado
By EMILY KIMBELL, Newnan-Coweta Historical Society Usually when I write these monthly articles, I conduct research and consult archives to ... -
The History: Top 5 Moments in 2020 for NCHS
By Emily Kimbell, Newnan-Coweta Historical Society It is finally a new year! Sometimes it feels like we have lived several ... -
The History: Snow in the South
By Emily Kimbell, The Newnan-Coweta Historical Society “Sleigh bells ring, are you listening. In the lane, snow is glistening. A ... -
The History: Coweta’s most famous politician was Democrat Ellis Arnall
By Emily Kimbell, Special to The Paper The cool air of November ushers in a season of pumpkin spice, sweaters, ... -
History: Three locals who fought in American Revolutionary War buried in Newnan
By Emily Kimbell, Special to The Paper The American Revolutionary War or the American War of Independence was fought from ... -
The History: Coweta County comes through during a crisis
By Emily Kimbell, Newnan-Coweta Historical Society Much of history is remembered through disaster. War, plague, natural disaster, death – these ... -
The History: A Coweta love story about family, friends
By Emily Kimbell, Newnan-Coweta Historical Society With candy hearts, valentines, and thoughts of love at every corner, the month of ... -
The History: Looking back at Newnan Holiday Traditions
By Emily Kimbell, Special to The Paper For many, the Christmas season does not officially begin until Santa Claus arrives ... -
When Local History Gets Destroyed
By Emily Kimbell, Special to The Paper On November 15, 1864, Union General William T. Sherman began his “March to ...
