October 06 | 10:39 AM | Comments (2)
Traffic will be diverted starting Friday around the intersection of Greison Trail and East Broad Street/Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan as construction on the roundabout continues.
Posted 10/5/2008 | 8:46 PM | Comments (0)
The intersection improvements at Highway 54, Highway 154 and McIntosh Trail in Sharpsburg are complete, and traffic seems to be running smoothly.
Posted 10/6/2008 | Comments (0)
The Georgia Trust ramblers arrived from all over the state and parts of Florida Friday to tour Senoia, a historic town in southeast Coweta, mostly to see first-hand how people have restored and live in their historic homes.
Posted 10/5/2008 | Comments (0)
The Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce has a busy slate of events in October.
Posted 10/5/2008 | Comments (0)
The American Legion is seeking nominations for its Veteran of the Year Award.
Posted 10/5/2008
In late January 1944, John Finley and the men of the battleship U.S.S. Washington breathed a sigh of relief after the ship's massive guns finished bombarding Kwajalein Atoll in preparation for an Allied assault.
Posted 10/5/2008 | Comments (4)
Smokey Road Middle School needs about 30 men to step up and serve as mentors to some of their students, and Communities in Schools hopes they and others will show up at CIS' next mentor orientation session this month.
Posted 10/5/2008 | Comments (0)
If you'd like to get a little bit closer to Gone With the Wind's "Tara," the Blythewood Museum in Roscoe will be open on Saturdays and Sundays during October from noon until 4 p.m., at 4039 Roscoe Road.
Posted 10/5/2008 | Comments (0)
Turnout for this year's presidential election is expected to be the highest in many, many years.
Posted 10/5/2008 | Comments (3)
Voters will be picking more than politicians when they cast their ballots for the November general election.
Posted 10/5/2008
After just two weeks in Europe, the men of the 273rd regiment of the 69th Infantry Division were exhausted. And the fighting hadn't even begun.
Posted 10/5/2008 | Comments (0)
The tenth annual Georgia Waterway Cleanup is expected to once again be the largest single volunteer effort to beautify Georgia's water resources.