The 2022 Kiwanis Coweta County Fair arrives for an 11-day run on Thursday, Sept. 15 at the Coweta County Fairgrounds and Conference Center in Newnan.
Plenty of Livestock Shows are on tap in either the Agricultural Building, Livestock Arena or Horse Arena. During the fair, numerous shows are set from poultry and rabbits to goats and horses. Check the schedule for show times.
Exciting Carnival Rides will be lined up along the midway. A variety of modern thrill rides, family rides, and children rides provided by Prime Time Amusements will be lighting up the midway throughout the fair.Lew-E’s Comedy Circus, Wayne Jenkins Painting Demonstration, Police K-9 Demonstrations, a Frozen Sing-a-long, DJ Dance Booth, the Statue Man, and Face Painting are just some of the outstanding entertainment scheduled.
Kiwanis Coweta County Fair Returns Sept. 15-25
Everyone’s favorite family fun event is back.
Animal exhibits, always a family favorite, will take place in the Agricultural building.
The Coweta County Fair has a long and storied history with the very first fair occurring in 1874. After various interruptions through the years, the Newnan Kiwanis Club took over the County Fair in 1947 and has been the headlining sponsor ever since. Mega Passes online sales began last week. Cost is $30 – a $5 savings – for an unlimited ride arm band which can be used once on any day. In-person Mega Passes sales began on Monday, Aug. 15. The Mega Passes will be at Arnall Grocery Company, the Coweta County Extension/4H, Southtowne Motors and Keith A. Ross Insurance Agency. Fair hours are 5 to 11 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 5 p.m. to midnight on Fridays; noon to midnight on Saturdays; and 2 to 10 p.m. on Sundays. Parking is free. The Coweta County Fairgrounds is located at 275 Pine Road, Newnan GA 30263. For more information, https://www.cowetacountyfair.net/visit:
Looking for more competitions? Check out this year’s list of Lumberjack & Lumberjill, the Coweta County Fair Beauty Contest, Cattlemen’s Cookoff, Gingerbread House Decorating, Youth Pumpkin Decorating andAndmore.last, but not least – the Food! No doubt you’ll be sampling some of the mouth-watering foods that are associated with the annual event.
Folks attending this year’s Fair can experience the same types of games, rides, contests, animal and livestock exhibits, arts and crafts, live music, food and fun they’ve come to expect through the years.
www.wintersmedia.net Shop Local • Buy Local • Advertise Local Vol. 1, No. 23 J Wednesday, August 24, 2022 FreeThe W eekly PRESORTEDECRWSSSTANDARD U.S. POSTAGE PAID NEWNAN, GA PERMIT #120 POSTAL CUSTOMER What’s Inside ••• Did you know there was a trick to making Madeleines? Angela McRae shares that trick and recipe for Chocolate•••Madeleines. One of many Back-to-School concerns of parents is keeping kids healthy. LaTina Emerson details tips to doing so in this month’s Health & •••Fitness. And you thought Back-to-School was just for kids. It also means something for grandparents as Beth Dow explains in Senior Living•••Advice. Kathy Bohannon says she’d rather eat a bug! Find out why in her Front Porch Stories column. ••• Realtor Jess Barron spells out three common mistakes sellers make when listing their property. ••• Coweta County 4-H’ers received top honors at the 79th annual Georgia 4-H State Congress event last•••month. As the 2022 high school football season arrives, Coweta’s teams are dealing with lots of changes due to reclassification. Find out what changes in our Inside Sports•••column.
Attendees have a chance to see all kinds of farm animals up close and learn about them.There’s also the Exhibit Hall Competitions. Don’t miss the opportunity to see how talented our local people are. Come check out the artwork, photography, handicrafts, baked goods, horticulture, preserved foods, locally-raised produce and much more.
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September 3, SATURDAY ■ Main Street Newnan Sunrise on the Square 5K 8 am. The Sunrise on the Square Labor Day Road Race is a local favorite! The race begins in Downtown Newnan and spans through “The City of Homes”. Senoia Farmers Market 8:30am to 1pm at 40 Travis St. Produce, vendors and artisans. EVERY Saturday.
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Page 2 H The WEEKLY H August 24, 2022 H www.wintersmedia.net We are more than just a Fair! • The Conference Center has 7,000 sq.ft. of event space, as well as a full-service kitchen for catered events. The center can seat up to 400 people. • Open year-round the complex hosts events on a daily basis, from weddings and receptions to family reunions, birthday parties & corporate events. For information on booking any part of the facility call 770-254-2685 or go to coweta.ga.us & click on Fairgrounds. UPCOMING EVENTS Sept. 15-25 – Kiwanis Coweta County Fair Dec. 3-4 – NCAA Christmas Market Coweta County Fairgrounds & Conference Center 275 Pine Road • Newnan, GA 30263 770-254-2685 Upcoming Events August 25-28, THURSDAY-SUNDAY ■ Newnan Theatre Co.’s Lying in State newnantheatre.com August 26, FRIDAY ■ Friday Night Football • Central Christian vs New Creations • East Coweta vs Newnan • Heritage vs Creekside Christian • Newnan at East Coweta • Northgate vs Starr’s Mill • Trinity Christian at Fellowship Christian August 27, SATURDAY ■ Senoia Farmers Market 8:30am to 1pm at 40 Travis St. Produce, vendors and artisans. EVERY Saturday. ■ Sharpsburg Book Fair 10am to 5pm. The town of Sharpsburg and Hometown Novel Writers co-host this inaugural event. The proceeds, free to the public, will go to underwriting scholarships for selected high school students to attend the Atlanta Writers Conference and make a donation to FERST READERS of Coweta county. Local Georgia authors will be talking about and selling their published books. A.O Bridges Community Center and Pavilion in Sharpsburg. Questions, more information … Angie Moore at aobridgescc@sharpsburg ga.gov, 404.290.4830 or Mike Brown 352.812.5199, mike@tmbrownauthor.com September 2, FRIDAY ■ Friday Night Football • Central Christian vs Victory Baptist • East Coweta at Hillgrove • Heritage vs Kendrick • Northgate at Villa Rica • Trinity Christian at Mary Persons
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September 8, THURSDAY ■ Meals on Wheels Blues Plate Special Join us at 4pm at Greenville Street Park … Meals on Wheels of Coweta Blues Benefit. An evening of family fun with food trucks, door prizes, live music and danc ing. Bands include: Kris Youmans Band, Frankies Blues Mission, Leonard Washington, John Hensley Band, and Mary Claire Martin! Senoia Area Historical Society’s Cal’s Legacy
Senoia 2022 PorchFest Senoia is a hometown neighborhood and community celebration from 3 to 7pm where porches and yards become stages for local and regional bands and musicians. Senoia’s streets become artist galleries and walk-up restaurants. Food trucks & drink proprietors. Kids activities. All performances are FREE, with tips for the musicians suggested.
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Page 4 H The WEEKLY H August 24, 2022 H www.wintersmedia.net The Weekly Staff John A. Winters, Publisher, Editor john@wintersmedia.net Corby Carlin Winters, Marketing/Public Relations corby@wintersmedia.net Joey Howard, Digital Editor/Business Development 404.698.0734 • joey@wintersmedia.net Levi Winters, Social & Visual Media Sethlevi@wintersmedia.netWinters , Ad Design Ruthsethswinters@gmail.comHarrisDoyal,Pagination 770.254.1421 • info@wintersmedia.net The Weekly is published by Winters Media & Publishing, Inc., P. O. Box 757, Newnan, GA 30264 John A. Winters, President Corby Carlin Winters, Vice President The Weekly is our new publication, which replaces The Shopper. From 1989, the Shopper successfully served the area. The Weekly will not only continue that tradition but expand its focus on consumer-related articles for our readers and our commitment to help promote local businesses and nonprofits. Our office is located at 18 Jackson St., Newnan, GA 30263 Mailing address is: P. O. Box 757, Newnan, GA 30264 Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday - Friday 9 - 4
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Recently I was sitting in a restaurant minding my own business. I glanced up and saw two men sitting across from one another intently staring into their cell phones.
Let’s talk about using cell phones as walkie talkies. Don’t. Just don’t. Let me assure you that no one, repeat, no one, gives a hoot about your conversation you are sharing in the aisle of some grocery store or Big Box Store. Again, no one. Not only do we not care, it is annoying as all get out. We don’t care about your wart removal, Aunt Sissy’s hemorrhoids or that your Baby Daddy/Mommy didn’t come home last night. It is, and I hope this offends you walkie talkies out there …Thererude.is a perfect time and place to use your cell phone as a megaphone - and that is in your car (hopefully with the windows up). We have a “hands-free” law in Georgia, meaning you can’t be holding your phone while you drive. But feel free to turn on that speaker with the phone near you and talk away. But again, not in public. Not ever. And finally to mail boxes. Here we have the case of 1. Not setting up your mailbox, meaning no one can leave you a message, and 2. Your mailbox is full, meaning, again, no one can leave you a message. I realize that the new generation calls and then doesn’t leave a message because whomever is going to call back so why bother. I am not that new generation, and if you call and don’t leave a message as to why you called, I am not calling back. If you can take the time to hit #5 on your keypad for “dad,” you can take a couple of extra seconds to say you need money. If you won’t set up your mailbox, at least leave a message that says “I refuse to set up my mailbox in defiance of corporate greed/I really don’t want to talk to you/I have no idea how to use this $1,000 device.”
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If your mailbox is full, let’s hope it’s not a personal/business phone. Because if a client is trying to reach you, just (again) rude. If you can’t handle your mailbox, can you really handle my business?
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WhatSigh. is the point of going out with friends when you spend your time glued to your phone, laughing at some tweet, meme, responding to a text or email (the latter being quite old school, I know) or something that you may or may not end up sharing with your friends. And they too are deciding whether or not to share some tweet, meme or whatever with you. Because you know, don’t break the spell.
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Anyhoo, back to the two gentlemen. Every now and then each would pick up ANOTHER phone sitting on the table and start typing away. Yes, four phones on the table between two men, who worked together. I surmised that last fact because they were wearing identical work shirts, with identical colors and company logos.
Full disclosure, I too have been seen at a restaurant with my cell phone in hand, busy typing away. I do this because 1. I want to get out of the office for a while. 2. I am hungry and I like to support our local eateries. 3. It gives me a chance to respond to emails, check our social media sites to see if anything needs to be posted without being bothered and 4. I AMEnoughALONE.on restaurant decorum.
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12 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN GRANTVILLE. BULK SALE ONLY. Easy access to I-85, Atlanta, Newnan, LaGrange and Co lumbus. Seller will only sell as a bundle, not individual lots. $420,000. Frank/Jess. MLS #10078262 MLS #1 0036691 MLS #9066825 “Serving All of Newnan and Coweta County Since 1948”
3 VACANT LOTS IN ASHLEY WOODS. Subject to Covenants & Restrictions of record. Nicely wooded lots. No HOA. Possible bsmt lots. Lots 15, 16 & 17 are available for $29,900 each. Frank. LOTS/LAND 2 WOODED VACANT LOTS in West Coweta on East Coggins Road. Easy access to Newnan, Franklin or Carrollton. $60,000 per lot. Frank/Jess.
LOTS/LAND HEAVILY WOODED HARDWOOD LOT IN THE NORTHWEST COWETA Utilities in place at street. No HOA. Just reduced to $24,900. Frank.
Page 6 H The WEEKLY H August 24, 2022 H www.wintersmedia.net JESS BARRON, GRI Associate JessB@LindseysRealtors.com678-857-9350Broker 14 Jackson Street, Newnan, GA 30263 • 770-253-6990 FRANK FrankB@LindseysRealtors.comAssociateBARRONBroker770-231-9535 IDEAL 10.13+/- ACRES ZONED COMMERCIAL (C-2) ON HWY 74 (Senoia Rd). Adjoins Georgia World of Beverages. 579’ frontage on Hwy 74 & additional frontage on Landrum Rd (385’+/-). $3,500,000. Frank/Jess. MLS #10073522MLS #10021670 TREMENDOUS CHURCH COMPOUND W/MAIN CHURCH BLDG, ASSEMBLY HALL & 2 SEPARATE RESIDENCES. Easy access to downtown Newnan & I-85. Parking for 68 vehicles. Breathtaking sanctuary seats 220 people. Sound booth. In ground pool. New Price! $1,399,900. Jess/Frank. MLS #10048686 2 VACANT BUILDING LOTS IN WEST COWETA COUNTY with county water and electricity available. Country setting but easy access to Newnan, Franklin, and Carrollton. Frank and Jess. 109 RESIDENTIAL LOTS IN MANCHESTER, GA! Manchester city water, sewer & electricity available. Schools nearby! Walk to downtown Manchester. $30,000 per lot. BULK SALE ONLY. Frank/Jess. 6.47 ACRES ZONED GENERAL COMMERCIAL! Convenient to Hwy 34 Bypass & downtown Newnan. Great opportunity for many potential uses. New Price $499,000. Frank and Chip RECENTLY RENOVATED! New flooring, new tile, new LVP, new carpet, new lighting, new toilet in master bath, new kitchen cabinets, new vanity, all new interior paint throughout and new doors. Nice deck on back of house. LR w/stone surround fire place. Dining area. Bonus room with separate entrance is ideal for home office. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Laundry room. Attached carport. HVAC. Move in Ready! $279,900. Frank/Chip.
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Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. www.LindseysRealtors.com770.253.6990 MLS #20005781 24+/- ACRES ON POPLAR ROAD AT YEAGER ROAD INTER SECTION. Already zoned C-6 with water and sewer. Ideal for multiuse development. $7,000,000 for all or will consider subdividing front 5 acres for $500,000 per acre and back 19+/- acres for $250,000 per acre. Frank / Chip. Price and terms subject to prior sale and change without notice. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. MLS #10054454 MLS #10077224 UNDER CONTRACT CUSTOM BUILT 4-SIDED BRICK RANCH with 4 car drive through garage (910+/- s/f)! Great room with vaulted ceiling and fireplace. Open kitchen and dining area with all appliances. Roomy dining room. Pantry. 3 Bedrooms including the master. 2 Full baths. Rocking chair front porch. Slab stubbed with electric ity and water in place for shop. See to appreciate at $315,000. Jess/ Frank. MLS #10074449 UNDERUNDERCONTRACTCONTRACT UNDER CONTRACT 125 Temple Avenue • Newnan 770-253-2341 AssociatedInsuranceMarkets.com We do Title Bonds! (formerly Williams Insurance Agency) Insurance for Auto • BoatsBusinessHome•MotorcyclesRVs•JetSkis We’ve Got You Covered! 113 Newnan Crossing Bypass Newnan GA www.smallcakesnewnan.com770-252-140030265 AUGUST DAILY MENU SUNDAY: German Chocolate, Cinnamon Roll MONDAY: Carrot, Coffee and Donuts, Baker’s Choice TUESDAY: Key Lime, Apple Cobbler, Baker’s Choice, GLUTEN-FREE WEDNESDAY: Banana Cream Pie, Peaches and Cream, Baker’s Choice THURSDAY: Strawberry, Blueberry Pancake, Baker’s Choice, VEGAN FRIDAY: Strawberries N Creme, Pina Colada, Baker’s Choice, GLUTEN-FREE SATURDAY: Strawberry Cheesecake, Buttered Rum W/Coupon. 1 Coupon per visit. Cannot be combined with other offers. Valid only on regular-size Cupcakes. Not valid for Gluten-Free Cupcakes,Custom or Online Orders. Exp 8/31/22 Get a 4 PACK for only $14 SPECIAL
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LOTS/LAND AMLAJACK RD 255.5 ACRES FOR $17,890,600. Frank. COMMERCIAL CHOICE LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT on Senoia Rd (Hwy 74) at Fulton/Fayette Co. line. 39.87+/- open & wded acs. 4 Houses on property. 2+/- ac pond. Frontage on 2 rds. Public water, electric, gas & phone avail. $3,500,000. Frank/Jess. NEW POPLAR ROAD COMMERCIAL LISTING. 24+/- ACRES zoned C-6 (multiple uses) commercial. Water and sewer already in place. $7,000,000. Will subdivide. Frank/Chip. BEAUTIFUL 7.42+/- ACRES IN NEWNAN WITH OPEN FIELDS, pecan trees, hardwoods, and pines, big 50x31 barn with horse stalls. Large rustic farmhouse sold ‘as is’. Several great home sites on this property. Build your dream home and have your own private farm with easy access to Newnan and Franklin. $267,00 Jess/ Tom
RESIDENTIAL LOT ON BERRY AVENUE IN TOWN. All utilities available. $29,900 Frank. 12 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS in Grantville. Easy access to I-85, Atlanta, Newnan, LaGrange and Columbus. Sold ‘as is’. $420,000 Bulk Sale Only. Frank/Jess.
www.LindseysRealtors.com #10027945 OWNED 255 ACRES ON I- 85 NORTH OF NEWNAN. Between 2 Industrial parks, 27-acre Lake. all utilities available $17,890,600. Frank owner/agent. #10039189 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY IN CITY LIMITS OF NEWNAN. 2 adjoining lots currently zoned RML (Residential Multi-Family Low Density). Could be Potential Commercial. All city utilities avail. To be sold together-not separately. $225,000. Jess. Price and terms subject to prior sale and change without notice.
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Some foods have earned a place in literary history. Consider the Turkish Delight that was Edmund’s favorite sweet in C. S. Lewis’s The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe or the slices of southern goodness that Fannie Flagg had us all drooling over in her book Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Café French novelist Marcel Proust, in his Remembrance of Things Past, famously remembered the pleasant time that his mother offered him tea, which he at first declined but then took along with “one of those short, plump little cakes called ‘petites madeleines,’ which look as though they had been moulded in the fluted scallop of a pilgrim’s shell.” Madeleines do indeed have a scalloped shape, and one day, I decided to bake some of the classic lemon-flavored ones. I found a vintage French madeleine pan at an antique mall, and I had read that the key to baking madeleines was to butter the pan well, so I did. Alas, my madeleines clung to that pan for dear life. Then I read that you should really butter the pan three times and freeze it in between butterings so that every nook and cranny of the pan is covered in butter. Fine. Tried it. Didn’t work. I was about to give up on trying to bake madeleines when I happened across a Wilton nonstick madeleine pan for just 99 cents at a discount store. I decided to give it a whirl, and every madeleine I’ve ever made with it has come out perfectly. Madeleines aren’t hard to bake at all, but do yourself a favor and buy a nonstick pan, unless you just enjoy spending half your life buttering crevices and plopping pans in the freezer. Having long ago mastered the lemon madeleine, I wanted to try another flavor, and this vintage recipe for Chocolate Madeleines comes from a grand old department store, Strawbridge and Clothier in Philadelphia. Perfectly light and cake-like, these madeleines are garnished with the tiniest sprinkling of powdered sugar, and I’ll bet that today’s kids would enjoy these as a fun new after-school snack. ■ with Angela Angela McRae is a freelance writer and editor from Newnan, and you can find out more about her work at angelamcrae.com. Email questions and comments to her at angelamcrae@charter.net Recipe
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Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Beat eggs well, then add granulated sugar and beat again. Add cocoa, baking powder, vanilla, and the 1 stick of melted butter and beat for one minute. Sift flour directly over the egg mixture and beat by hand for another minute, just till combined. Spoon by heaping tablespoons into cavities of madeleine pan greased with the 2 tablespoons of melted butter.* Bake for 10-12 minutes, until madeleines are slightly cracked or dry. Remove from pans and cool on racks. Dust with confectioners’ sugar before serving. Yields 18 madeleines.
Note: I used a Wilton madeleine pan that makes madeleines about 3 inches tall and 2 inches wide.
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A Realtor can handle and should handle all of this for you. They should be your guide through the home selling process. Take your time with listing preparation and pay attention to details, it will pay off for you!
Jess Barron is an Associate Broker with Lind seys, Inc. Realtors and former President of the Newnan-Coweta Board of Realtors ■ with Jess Barron
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As the real estate market begins to shift and cool down, it is more important than ever to have the correct approach when selling your property. An imperative part of our job as Realtors is consulting with clients and preparing them to list their home. Market value analysis, condition of the home and attention to detail all matter. There are several common mistakes that I see property owners make. I will cover some of thosePerhapsbelow.the most essential part of putting a property on the market is value analysis. There needs to be data behind the list price. Recent sales of similar properties in the vicinity of the subject property should be considered. Even in a great market, you cannot just throw a price out there. You need comparable sales to support the value. Many homeowners take pride in their home, which is a great thing. However, when it comes to pricing, you need an objective approach. Many buyers will not see the same value in an aspect of the home that you will. For example, a pool that you spent a significant amount of money on, may be viewed as an expense or liability to a prospective buyer, especially one with children or pets. Another example is a very custom renovation. You may love the purple color of the walls, but most buyers would like something more neutral like a gray or white. Price is the most important part of listing a property. Many sellers forget this. You do not want your listing to sit with no activity. A pre-listing appraisal is a great idea. Just like selling a car, a home needs to be in tip top shape when listed on the market. All aspects of the home need to be in good working order as well as a clean home. I advise my clients to have a pre-listing home inspection to ensure this. It is better to be proactive with real estate than reactive. Handle issues upfront and do not wait for the buyer to find them while under contract. If you cannot handle these issues, then the price needs to reflect the expense to handle these items.
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The University of West Georgia’s Newnan campus continues to expand. This historic space, originally constructed in 1925 as Newnan Hospital, is nearly 90,000 square feet, with the new buildout of the warm shell activating close to 5,600 additional square feet, according to a published report. The space was formerly a nursing dormitory. A lottery is most likely to be won by someone who makes really poor financial decisions.
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Georgia ranked fifth highest among all 50 states for residents quitting their jobs at record rates during the so-called “Great Resignation,” even in the face of rising inflation. That’s according to a new report released by WalletHub. [ Coweta County recorded over 300 new COVID-19 cases for the third consecutive week in July while hospitalizations rose to levels not seen since January. Georgia Milestone End of Grade and End of Course exam results for the tests’ 2021-2022 administration showed Coweta County students consistently having higher performance on subject tests compared to state-wide averages.Coweta’s average test scores were higher in all 15 grade and subject areas in 3rd through 8th grade, and in 7 of 8 exams in high school, often by significant margins. Coweta’s average scores also generally showed increases over the prior year. The average number of times a person dies is slightly over one. [ [ Northgate High School was awarded the GHSA Cooperative Spirit Sportsmanship award for the 2021-22 school year. Northgate was one of 64 schools to be awarded the honor, which is sponsored by Georgia’s Electric Membership Cooperatives (EMCs). The award highlights schools that demonstrated impeccable sportsmanship during the past school year. [ West Georgia Technical College said that Ashley Copeland will be the new Public Relations & Information Director at WGTC. As the Public Relations & Information Director, Copeland will be responsible for providing and implementing strategic communications and marketing plans for the technical college [ Technically speaking, tomorrow never comes. [ The Sunrise on the Square Labor Day Road Race is a local favorite and has been held annually in Downtown Newnan on the Saturday before Labor Day for over 40 years! The race will return to the streets of Newnan on September 3, 2022 at 8 a.m. Registration for this year’s event is now open. The race begins in downtown Newnan and spans through “The City of Homes,” where runners will catch a glimpse of our beautiful, historic in-town neighborhoods and commercial district.
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1. Learning something new will change your brain chemistry. Myelin is the white matter in your brain that helps improve performance. The more you practice a new skill that you have learned, the more dense the myelin which then helps you learn even better.
Once you are of a certain age the month that signifies new experiences, new relationships, new learning is simply just another month.But... what if this year it’s not? What if this August we look at what learning something new could do for us? If you are wondering why in the world would you want to learn something new, here are a few things to ponder.
5. Learning something new may involve exercise. Exercise releases endorphins. So exercise can help both your mind and your body.Hopefully you are convinced that learning something new should be in your near future. If you need some help deciding what that new thing could be, here are some suggestions: painting, line dancing, pickle ball, photography, pottery, poker, a musical instrument, cooking, swimming, golf, writing, knitting, and there is so much more!Regardless of age, learning something new is great way to stay active, stave off boredom, depression, loneliness and memory problems, live happier and longer. This August don’t let the kids have all the fun. Get learning!
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August is back to school month. At my age that means the grandkids are going back to school, watching for school buses that are on the road, and avoiding the back to school crowds at the big box stores.
4. Learning something new may involve going to a class which will provide social engagement. Social isolation is one of the most detrimental factors to your health. People who are socially engaged are happier, healthier and live longer than those who are not.
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3. Learning something new could stave off dementia. Dementia has been linked to demyelination of the brain. Demyelination disease is a condition that results in damage to the protective covering that surrounds the nerve fibers in your brain. When these fibers are damaged, nerve impulses slow down and can even stop. People who actively learn new skills don’t give their brains a chance to demyelinate.
2. Learning something new will help increase the speed at which you learn. When you stimulate the neurons in the brain, more neural pathways are formed and electrical impulses travel faster across them. The more pathways, the faster the impulses can travel.
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Q: What other vaccines are available to children?
A: In Coweta County, the Coweta County Probate Court’s office at 200 Court Square in Newnan can provide a certified copy of your child’s birth certificate, if your child was born in any county in Georgia. To request a certificate by mail or to order one online, visit https://dph.georgia.gov/waysrequest-vital-record.
Q: How do I find more information about the required forms for immunizations?
A: Health departments offer the HPV vaccine, which is recommended for both girls and boys at ages 11 to 12 to protect against cancers and other diseases caused by human papillomavirus.
Q: What are more ways to protect against COVID-19 in school?
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A: The health department or your pediatrician can offer more information about the specific immunizations your child needs and provide the forms required by schools. Children born on or after Jan. 1, 2002, who are 1) attending seventh grade or 2) “first-time” students enrolling in Georgia schools in grades 8 through 12, must have received one dose of Tdap vaccine and one dose of meningococcal vaccine. (“Firsttime” students are children entering any school in Georgia for the first time or entering after having been absent from a Georgia school for more than 12 months or one school year.)
Q: What should parents and caregivers do if their child received immunizations in another state?
• Practice safe distancing. Avoid close contact with people who are sick, and stay at least six feet away from people if you’re in indoor public places and aren’t up-to-date on COVID-19 vaccines.
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Local kids are heading back to school, and it’s important to keep them healthy so they can thrive in their classes and activities.
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth. Germs can spread when people touch something that is contaminated and then touch their face.
A: If children have received vaccines in another state, parents and caregivers will need to bring proper documentation from that state to the health department or physician’s office. Older students who are attending school in Georgia for the first time (or who have been absent from a Georgia school for more than 12 months or one school year) are also considered “first-time” students.
A: The CDC provides some safety tips to prevent illness from COVID-19:
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• Get a COVID-19 vaccine for all family members ages six months and older. This can help children to stay in school and more safely participate in sports and other group activities.
Q: How do I get a copy of my child’s birth certificate?
A: The CDC offers guidance on how to protect yourself and others from getting the flu. These tips can also be applied to protecting against COVID-19:
• Develop good health habits, such as cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched surfaces at home, work or school, particularly when someone is ill. People of all ages should get plenty of sleep, exercise, manage their stress, drink plenty of fluids and eat nutritious food.
Parents and caregivers are urged not to delay in getting their children’s required immunizations and health screenings for the new school year.
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Q: How can students and school staff protect themselves from infectious diseases such as COVID-19 and flu?
While maintaining good health has become more challenging during the pandemic, parents and caregivers can help kids stay well by making sure they’ve received required immunizations and health screenings and teaching children how to protect themselves from infectious diseases. Here are some tips from District 4 of the Georgia Department of Public Health on how to keep kids healthy this school year:
• When possible, stay home from work, school and running errands when you are sick to prevent the spread of illness.
• Wash your hands often to help protect you from germs. Use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer if soap and water are not available. Encourage children to frequently wash their hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use an alcohol-based sanitizer that contains at least 60 percent alcohol.
Effective July 1, 2021, children 16 years of age and older who are entering the 11th grade (including “first-time” students) must have received one booster dose of the meningococcal conjugate vaccine (MCV4), unless their initial dose was administered on or after their 16th birthday. MCV4 helps prevent meningococcal disease, a bacterial infection that can be very dangerous.
A: For more information about required school forms, visit https://dph.georgia.gov/schoolvaccines or immunization.aspx.https://www.gadoe.org/wholechild/Pages/
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends COVID-19 vaccines for people six months and older and boosters for individuals 5 years and older, if eligible. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorized the use of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines for children aged six months through 17 years old. Local health departments offer the COVID-19 vaccine for children. Visit http://vaccines.org to find additional locations. For more information about COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for children and teens, visit https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index. html.
Label your child’s mask so it’s not confused with other children’s masks. Tell your child to never wear another child’s used mask.
A: State law requires children attending a nursery, childcare, pre-kindergarten, Head Start program, or private or public school (kindergarten to 12th grade) to have three key documents on file when enrolling in a Georgia school for the first time: the Georgia Immunization Certificate (Form 3231); the Georgia Certificate of Vision, Hearing, Dental, and Nutrition Screening (Form 3300); and a certified birth certificate. State law also requires special immunizations for rising seventh and 11th graders along with an updated form 3231.
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• Wear face masks. Though school policies may vary regarding face masks, whether or not you’re vaccinated, the CDC recommends wearing a face mask in indoor public spaces if you’re in a community with a high number of new COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. If your child wears a face mask in school, consider these tips: Have your child wear the most protective mask possible that fits well and is comfortable. Provide your child with a clean mask and a backup mask each day. Give your child a clean, resealable bag to store the mask during lunch.
• Avoid close contact with people who are sick. Keep your distance from others when you are ill.
• Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing to prevent those around you from getting sick. Flu spreads mainly by droplets made when people cough, sneeze or talk.
Q: Are immunizations required for all children to attend school in Georgia?
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Front row (L-R): Gillian Ramponi, Madison Dyar; Middle row (L-R): Natalie Zern, Parker Arrington; Back row (L-R): Colton Swartz, Aaron Boyd Bill Hammond is the Coweta County 4-H Youth Development Agent. His role includes overseeing all 4-H programming in the county including specialty clubs, S.A.F.E. (Shooting Awareness, Fun and Education) teams, volunteers, school clubs, and other 4-H programs and events.
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Students who place first at state-level competitions in Georgia 4-H earn the title of “Master 4-H’er”, and Coweta County was proud to recognize several new Master 4-H’ers. The 4-H Land Judging team won first place at the State Land Judging Competition and earned
a spot to represent Georgia at the National Land Judging Competi tion in Oklahoma. Team members earning Master titles are Parker Arrington, Aaron Boyd, Madison Dyar, and Gillian Ramponi. Parker earned an additional Master title for Highest Individual Score at the state competition. Target sports is extremely competitive, and Aaron Boyd earned Master status for highest individual score at the State 4-H BB Competition. Colton Swartz placed 1st in the Dairy Showmanship competition at the State Livestock Show and earned the title of Master Dairy Showman. Georgia 4-H empowers youth to become true leaders by devel oping necessary life skills, positive relationships, and community awareness. As the largest youth leadership organization in the state, 4-H reaches more than 225,000 people annually through UGA Extension offices and 4-H facilities. For more information about 4-H programs and activities, contact the Coweta County Extension Office at 770-254-2620 or visit www. ugaextension.org/Coweta.TheUniversityofGeorgia College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences is an equal opportunity, affirmative action organization.
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Coweta County 4-H’ers Recognized at 79th Annual 4-H State Congress in Atlanta
By Bill Hammond, Coweta County 4-H Agent Coweta County 4-H’ers received top honors at the 79th annual Georgia 4-H State Congress event held in Atlanta from July 19-22. State Congress includes the state-level Project Achievement com petition, Leadership in Action contest, Master 4-H awards, as well as recognition of youth development professionals, supporters, and public officials for their contributions to the success of the Georgia 4-HMoreprogram.than48,000 youth participated in Project Achievement this year through 4-H programs at the county level. This essential Georgia 4-H program element empowers young people with lead ership, creativity, public speaking, and record keeping skills that will last a lifetime. At the high school level, students choose a proj ect of interest from a list of areas that include agriculture, human development, performing arts, communication, engineering, and workforce preparation. They subsequently research the topic, create a detailed presentation, and participate in related community ser vice and civic engagement activities. State Congress competition also includes individual interviews with qualified professionals who engage with 4-H’ers about their project work.
Three Coweta County project achievement district winners com peted at State Congress this year, including Parker Arrington who placed 2nd in the Dog Care and Training project area, Madison Dyar who placed 3rd in the Veterinary Science project area, and Natalie Zern who competed in the Sports project area.
Coweta County 4-H
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The Atlanta Hawks brought back one of their own last month, adding former NBA 3-point specialist Kyle Korver to their coaching staff. Korver played for the Hawks from 20122017 and averaged 10.9 points per game. He will serve as the Director of Player Affairs and Development in Atlanta. Last year, he was on the Brooklyn Nets staff as a player development assistant.Korver played 17 seasons in the NBA including 1,232 games. He finished fifth in NBA history in three-pointers made with 2,450.
NBA Hawks add Korver to staff
At last month’s Southeastern Conference Football Media Days, Saturday Down South defined coach speak a little differently during the four-day event. SDS actually counted the words of all 14 SEC coaches in their press conference opening statement. Want to guess which coach spoke the most words? It was Clark Lea of Vanderbilt with an impressive 2,340-word opening statement. And the least? Quite a surprise with the always talkative Mike Leach of Mississippi State using a grand total of 7 words. Leach basically just said I’m ready to take your questions. Shane Beamer of South Carolina came in second with 2,185. UGA’s Kirby Smart was third with a distant 1,438 words in his opening remarks.Others were Sam Pittman of Arkansas (1,379), Nick Saban of Alabama (1,339), Mark Stoops of Kentucky (1,296), Eli Drinkwitz of Missouri (1,196), Josh Heupel of Tennessee (1,147), Billy Napier of Florida (1,131), Bryan Harsin of Auburn (886), Brian Kelly of LSU (343) and Lane Kiffin of Ole Miss (219).
Smart signs 10-year deal UGA head football coach was rewarded after leading the Bulldogs last season to a national championship, the first since 1980. Smart signed a 10-year deal for $112.5 million, which makes him the highest paid college football coach in the country. The new contract bumps up his salary from $7.1 million to $10.25 million. And incremental increases through the term of the contract will raise his salary to $12.25 million in 2031.
Riley also signs huge contract The Atlanta Braves rewarded All-Star third baseman Austin Riley on Aug. 1 with a 10-year, $212 million contract extension. Riley’s contract is the largest in franchise history. The Mississippi native will earn $15 million in 2023, then $21 million in 2024 and $22 million for the rest of the deal. At the end of the contract, he’ll also have a club option in 2033 in the amount of $20 million. As of Aug. 21, Riley leads in the Braves in home runs (31) and slugging percentage (.562) and is 2nd in batting average (.286), RBIs (78), on base percentage (.353) and hits (136).
Starting with defending state champion Trinity Christian, which finished last year a perfect 14-0 to win its first GHSA state championship, the Lions will be experiencing the biggest change in GHSA reclassification among Coweta County Schools. After winning the GHSA Class A Private title a year ago, Trinity moves up and out of the Private School division and will now compete in Region 4, 4-A. The Lions region opponents are Fayette County, LaGrange, North Clayton, Riverdale, Starr’s Mill, Troup and Whitewater. Newnan reached the state playoffs first round last season with a 3-7 ledger and dropped in the reclassification process from 7-A to 6-A and now competes in Region 5. The Cougars region opponents in 2022 will be Alexander, Douglas County, East Paulding, Langston Hughes, New Manchester, Paulding County and South Paulding. Northgate, 2-8 last season, stayed in 5-A following reclassification, but moves from Region 2 to Region 3 in 2022-23. The Vikings region opponents will be Drew, Harris County, McIntosh and Northside-Columbus. Heritage School, 0-10 last year, left the Georgia High School Association during reclassification with several other private schools and moves to their new-branded home – GIAA (Georgia Independent Athletic Association) which formerly was the GISA. The Hawks will be competing in District 5, 3A with district opponents Brookstone, St. Anne-Pacelli, Strong Rock and Westfield. Central Christian School, 3-7 a season ago, plays in the Georgia Association of Private and Parochial Schools (GAPPS) and moves from 11man football to 8-man football. The Crusaders will be in Region 2, 2-A with its region opponents being New Creations, Sherwood Christian, Young Americans and Vidalia Heritage. And finally, the one school without any classification or region change locally is East Coweta. The Indians were 7-4 last season reaching the first round of the state playoffs. East Coweta remains in Region 2, 7-A with region opponents Campbell, Carrollton, Pebblebrook and Westlake. Ogletree at Greenville Former Newnan High and UGA football player Zander Ogletree will be the head football coach at Greenville High School as the 2022 seasonZanderapproaches.andhistwin brother, Alec, played for Newnan High through the 2009 season and both later signed and played at Georgia. His Greenville Patriot squad opened the season on Aug. 19 with a loss to Spencer.
Football looks different for most Coweta teams
678-673-5505 • knb@cityofnewnan.org PAPER SHREDDING EVENT Saturday, September 10 8 a.m. - Noon Behind Newnan City Hall Call or Email with any questions. First 3 Bags or Boxes are FREE for Coweta County Residents. After that, $3 per Bag or Box.
Coach Speak Most sports fans probably are familiar with the term “Coach Speak.” It’s the tried-and-true lines coaches of all sports use to describe their team, their opponents and so on.
By JOEY HOWARD, The Weekly
The 2022 high school football season is now underway with the regular season beginning last Friday and Saturday. And for Coweta County prep football fans, things will appear a little different in 2022. That’s mainly because the GHSA (Georgia High School Association) and its reclassification process shuffled things quite a bit.
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BACK PAGE H The WEEKLY H August 24, 2022 H www.wintersmedia.net Newnan Kiwanis Club presents 2022 Kiwanis Coweta SePTEMBErFairCounty15-25 11 Days of Carnival Rides, Games, Food, Fun, Art & Craft Exhibits, Contests and … Animal & Livestock Exhibits, Entertainment and … Much More! Look for the Fair Book for details and to sign up for contests, events, and other activities at cowetacountyfair.net MEGAPASS On sale Aug 15 thru Sept 14. Order on the fair website. Coweta County Fairgrounds • 275 Pine Road, Newnan • cowetacountyfair.net Sunday: 2 to 10 P.M.; Monday - Thursday: 5 to 11 PM; Friday: 5 to Midnight; Saturday: Noon to Midnight
