The Paper E-Edition for February now online

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From Staff Reports

The February issue of The Paper is now available for our readers online in a digital replica format.

The front page features a pair of stories. First, a look at Black History Month and Coweta County by Katie Anderson and April Anderson named as the 2025 Citizen of the Year. Readers will also see a spotlight ad on Jess Barron of Lindsey’s Inc. Realtors.

Below are the highlights of what readers will find in this month’s 28-page issue.

• An advertorial from City of Hope on “Recharging Your New Year’s Resolution.”

• The February Notes from Perry Street column takes readers to Glanton Elementary School in Grantville for a big surprise from Yamaha.

• Susan Crutchfield of the Newnan Carnegie Library shares what books she read during Coweta’s recent snow episodes.

• Columnist Jonathan W. Hickman offers up his Film Fix reviews of what is on the big-screen and streaming in February.

• Jess Barron of Lindsey’s Inc. Realtors reviews 2024 and the “Year in Real Estate.”

• Piedmont Newnan Hospital writes that managing blood pressure is a goal for February (American Heart Month).

• The February Local & Live Music calendar from Kris Youmans continues to show a strong music trend here locally. Plus, Kris has a few news briefs on area musicians and a feature on Pete Fodero.

• This month’s Interview is with Jeff Phillips of Newnan Utilities.

• Newnan Porchfest set to make its debut on May 31.

• And publisher John A. Winters adds notes from here, there and the Internet in February’s Zen column.

The Paper is mailed to neighborhoods – Arbor Springs, Lake Redwine, Newnan Country Club, and SummerGrove – with an additional 6,000 distributed to over 125 locations in-and-around Coweta County.

Miss a recent issue of The Paper? Click the following link to view previous issues: https://www.wintersmedia.net/the-paper-e-editions/.

The Paper February 2025