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21. *Historical drama and Oscar nominee 23. Feline cry 24. Secretary, e.g.

25. a.k.a. American Gas Association 28. Cleanse 30. Gather, as in courage, e.g.

35. Make fun of 37. Lord's worker 39. *Controversial speech-making director (2003) 40. Aware of 41. They itch 43. *Singing nominee 44. Apartments, e.g.

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Biloxi Blues The Centre for Performing and Visual Arts March 10 3:00 p.m.

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Storm spotter class Coweta County Fairgrounds March 12 7:00 p.m.

Coweta County Emergency Management and the National Weather Service will present a SKYWARN Storm Spotter class. The class is open to volunteers with an interest in public service, a responsibility for protecting others or access to communications systems like HAM radio. Call or email for more information or to register.

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If you have a child that is in the sixth grade the ‘If I were Mayor’ Essay Contest has kicked off.

One winning essay will be selected from each of Georgia Municipal Association’s 12 districts.

Winners will receive $250 and other prizes.

The winners, along with their parents and a teacher, will be recognized at an awards luncheon during April.

All students submitting essays will receive a “Certificate of Participation” as a thank-you for their interest and effort.

Locally, the City of Newnan will also sponsor a pizza party for the Coweta winner and his or her class, and present them with a visit and certificate from the Newnan Mayor Keith Brady.

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It is a New Day and a New Way of doing things at the City of Newnan while our new yard debris and bulk waste items service pickup began on March 4.

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By ALEX MCRAE alex@newnan.com Piedmont Newnan Hospital officially opens Tuesday at its new campus at 745 Poplar Road.

But before that can happen the aging facility on Hospital Road must be officially closed.

It’s not a process that happens with the flip of a switch or wave of a magic wand.

Moving from the old facility to the new is actually a balancing act that requires keeping both facilities open for more than a week as people, equipment and procedures underPhoto by Jeffrey Leo go a transition that allows no for error.

There was activity Friday at the new Poplar Road campus of Piedmont Newnan Hospital, set to offi- room It’s not a process anyone the and hospital cially open Tuesday. On Friday, outpatient radiology procedures began at the new outpatient lab and respiratory center opened. The Poplar Road Command Center, from which the takes lightly. But, so far, the procedure is going smoothly final move will be overseen Tuesday, opened Friday during daytime hours.

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“We’ve waited a long time to be able to welcome patients to their new community hospital,” said Tim Stack, president and CEO of Piedmont

Hea lt hca re. “ We’re proud of the new facility and the expanded services we offer residents of Coweta County and the surroundRelated ing areas.

The open- story, page of ing 5A the new Piedmont Newna n Hospita l is pa ramount to our vision of providing comprehensive, quality health care services across the Piedmont Healthcare system.”

The final days of joint operation between the two facilities are scheduled down to the minute to make sure that essentia l ser vices offered at Hospital Road remain in place until those services are

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By W. WINSTON SKINNER winston@newnan.com U.S. Rep. Lynn Westmoreland toured CowetaFayette EMC’s north Coweta headquarters on Friday afternoon.

His tour followed a meeting with CowetaFayette staff and directors about federal energy

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Our annual progress edition –Vision 2013, A Special Report on our Community – will offer readers an insight on how this growth and change has impacted local government and our schools. We will look at the status of business and industry in the community and take a look at Coweta’s quality of life and what Cowetans would like to see down the road.

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Essays may not exceed 350 words. All sixth grade students in Coweta are eligible to enter.

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Tax Commissioner Says There’s No Need for Everyone to Rush to Tag Office From STAFF REPORTS news@newnan.com

Coweta County Tax Commissioner Tommy Ferrell is telling Coweta citizens there is no need for motor vehicle owners to rush to the Tag Office because of the new title tax law that went into effect March 1.

House Bill 386, passed during the 2012 session of the Georgia legislature, creates significant changes regarding the taxation of motor vehicles, but it only affects those vehicles purchased after March 1 or purchased between Jan. 1, 2012 and Feb. 28, 2013.

All other vehicles remain under the current system and subject to

“opt-in” to the new system as long regular registration tag fee, which annual ad valorem taxes, he said. is normally $20. Emission testing as it is done by their birthday this Any motorized vehicle puryear or no later than Dec. 31, 2013. would still apply to applicable year chased on or after March 1 that That’s why the tax commission- models. requires a title transfer will be subA qualifying taxpayer may opter says there is “no need to rush to ject to the new law. That includes in after their birthday and before the Tag Office in March.” person-to-person sales of used Dec. 31 but would then be subject Qualifying taxpayers are asked vehicles.

Vehicle owners are asked by Coweta Tax Commissioner Tommy to the 2013 ad valorem taxes on to wait until their regular vehicle The purchase of a vehicle on or Ferrell to wait until their regular birthday month vehicle registration the vehicle. registration period to decide after March 1 will not be subject period to decide whether to “opt-in” to the new system.

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Parents who wish to secure a spot for their child in the 201314 Coweta County School System Pre-Kindergarten classes will be able to do so at their child’s district school between March 11 and March 22.

During that two-week period, parents can apply for a spot in the limited-space Pre-K classes for the 2013-14 school year. Pre-K application ends at noon Friday, March 22, and a drawing for spots will be held at schools at 1 p.m. that afternoon.

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T he ch ild’s or ig i nal bi r t h certificate ■ Proof of residency (electric, apartment lease or house contract). Parents may apply only at the school that serves their legal address.

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School Connection

A Thunderous Time Annual diversity program celebrates talents, differences

By Nicole Golden nichole@newnan.com

The rousing performance of the Ugandan Thunder African Children’s Choir was the highlight of the annual Diversity Program at Arnall Middle School in Newnan in February.

Students and staff members were invited to dance alongside their new friends at the end of the performance of an African drum song, an Exodus dance and “God Bless Uganda, and God Bless This Land.”

The theme of this year’s program was “Our Different Talents Make the World a Better Place.”

The program opened with the National Anthem, and then a parade of flags. Arnall students presented flags and spoke a greeting in the corresponding native language.

Pastor Tamarkus Cook of St. Smyrna Baptist Church presented words of encouragement to the students. “Diversity promotes humanistic values,” said Cook. He noted that the world would not be an exciting place if we all did the exact same things for the exact same reasons.

“Embracing differences is the sign of a cultured individual,” said Cook.

The local creative dance group Final Breakthrough Dance Ensemble presented “Take Me to the King.” Group member Hadiya

Harden is an eighth-grade student at Arnall.

Students Zyon Brock and Hope Kjar were soloists, and Lauren Cook played a piano piece. The Arnall Chorus also took part in the program, singing “We are The World.”

A perfectly still audience listened as Ted Moody, director of the Ugandan Children’s Choir, spoke about the group and their home, the Royal School & Orphanage in Mityana, Uganda.

“They are wonderful, precious children,” said Moody.

The orphanage is home to 652 children, half of whom are orphans due to losing parents to malaria or other illness. Some of them have been abandoned.

Moody told the Arnall students that the Ugandan children have no televisions, video games, or phones. “They have none of the things that you think you need to be happy,” he said. “It’s in yourself.”

The children’s choir is halfway through an 11-month tour of the United States and will perform at Dollywood in March.

During their enthusiastic performance, the Ugandan children invited staff members, including Principal Jan Franks and willing students, to join them on the gym floor for dancing.

The singers were praised with thunderous applause and cheering. Afterwards, choir members

visited classrooms so that students could learn more about their culture.

The choir was to perform at Arnall last year but, due to visa issues, the visit came a bit late.

The school’s program was coordinated by Mrs. Jill Alford, social studies teacher, and a committee of faculty members.

“We are so blessed today,” said Franks upon wrapping up the Diversity Program. She encouraged her students to embrace differences in others. “Sometimes that’s difficult in middle school,” said Franks.

She noted that the Ugandan children had arrived earlier than most of the students that morning by bus. “They were already smiling and ready to go,” she said.

Their attitude is a great example, noted Franks. “Be that positive spark,” said Franks.

“Celebrate diversity instead of ridiculing it.”

Editor’s note: Learn more about Ugandan Thunder at penniesforposho.org — an organization that helps feed the hungry children of Africa.

Traditional drum songs were part of the Ugandan Thunder performance at Arnall Middle School.

The Ugandan Thunder African Children’s Choir visited Arnall Middle School in Newnan in February. The group has more than 20 members between the ages of 10 and 13. They are students at the Royal School and Orphanage in Mityana, Uganda.

Running Out of Time

T

here is an uneven sound throughout our casa this week.

It’s like listening to some rock band and you know something is missing. And it finally hits you there’s no guitarist.

What’s missing around here is the Eldest SON of Thunder.

And I realized this week that lack of sound will continue to occur more and more. And I realized I am running out of time.

Eldest is off on a mission trip with his youth group. They are not doing the normal Mexico visit, but are staying closer to home, actually just up the road a bit. Eldest and others are staying at an inner city shelter in Atlanta, working with the homeless.

It was his decision. In fact, the Little Black Dress and I didn’t even know about it; he brought it up. And so we read the flyers about the program, run through the Atlanta Dream Center.

“This program offers adults and teens from across the country an opportunity to experience inner-city ministry first hand. During this urban mission trip, participants will have the chance to feed the homeless, connect with kids and teens, reach out to those trapped in sex slavery, experience community living, and much more. Those who come will not only make a lasting impact on Atlanta’s poverty stricken communities, they themselves will experience lifechange as they grow as individuals and a group.”

As I read that, several things popped into my head. That as the greatest and richest country in the world, we have homeless people in one of the biggest cities in America. Yes, I know we have homeless, always will. But why?

It also hit me that Eldest was willing to give up a week of zombie killing to go hang out with kids more familiar with real guns than what they can buy with points earned from completing some waypoint on a video game.

And it hit me that Eldest, despite not yet having a driver’s license, is growing up. And I am running out of time.

He called earlier in the week.

The Dress said you could hear the excitement in his voice.

Eldest had met a friend.

I never got the friend’s name, but learned quite a bit. He was a tattoo artist, and Eldest went into great detail about the tattoos on his face, which apparently the artist had done himself. Eldest never quite pinpointed why the

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artist was homeless, something about being robbed and losing everything. And they apparently just hung out and talked. I’m guessing they talked until the artist was overwhelmed. Eldest can out talk The Dress, which is saying something.

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