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Newnan dad Rob Estes hugs his son Robert at his recent Newnan High School Graduation. The moment was extra special for Estes, as he was told by doctors four years that he would be unlikely to live one year.

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millennials to replace the retiring baby boomers, according to experts who spoke at the “Georgia 2030 2.0” luncheon.

The Newnan-Coweta and Fayette chambers of commerce partnered with the Georgia Chamber for the recent event.

Everything from pover t y to employ ment was on the table at the regional luncheon.

Regional presentations provided county-specific data – both current and projected – on subjects ranging from poverty, jobs and growth in specific industry sectors.

Georgia Chamber of C om m e rc e P re s ide nt C h r i s Cl a rk s a id t he chamber has been gathering data for the last couple of years, focusing on rural Georgia and metro Atlanta “hub” counties which include Coweta and Fayette.

A rural county has less than 65,000 jobs. Coweta has nearly 71,000 according to Clark.

“For companies it’s not so much ‘location, location, location’ anymore.

It’s ‘talent, talent, talent,’” he said.

Clark said qualif ied workers will be needed to replace the 1 million baby boomers who w i l l be retiring statewide within the next 10-15 years. By 2030, residents 65 or older will count for nearly 18 percent of the population in Coweta, and the county is expected to add nearly 6,000 jobs by then.

The surge of senior citizens means Coweta will need one-third more primary care physicians.

Clark said this means that more positions once held by baby boomers will need to be filled by millennials, or anyone born between 1981 to 1997, and “Generation Z” workers, born from 1997 to the early 2000s. “ C om m u n it ie s t h a t have young, energetic workers will be successful,” Clark said. “Those that don’t will fail. It comes down to what we do to keep talent.”

In addition to combating the issue of more retirees, Clark said the income gap is growing in Georgia and Coweta.

“In Georgia, the poor are getting poorer, the richer are getting richer, and the middle class is left behind,” Clark said.

Although the economies in Coweta and Fayette are doing well, Clark warned problems still need to be addressed. For example, in Coweta, only 25-40 percent of students are reading at grade level.

“If these statistics don’t change, we will not be successful over the long run, no matter how prosperous our communities are,” he said.

A nother prescription the business-group executive offered was to focus on job creation and quality of life to make sure the state and counties prosper. Quality of life includes health care, amenities, housing and combating poverty.

He said millennials are concerned with the quality of life in a community. “ Most com mu n it ies don’t have a st rateg y around quality of life,”

Clark said. “You have to be inclusive and have an outreach to a community, to people who don’t look like you to be successful. You must be diverse.

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A n d y M i l l e r, 2 0 1 8 boa rd ch a i r- elec t for t he New n a n- Coweta Chamber of Commerce, encouraged the business leaders to take the information and go to work in their community.

“We’ve got work to do,” he said. “It’s up to us to do the work to make the cha nges to better our communities and grow our businesses.”

Rep. Lynn Smith, a former teacher, was concerned about the reading levels in the state, but said programs are in place to combat the problem. She pointed to Communities in School, a local nonprofit organization that surrounds students with a community of support and empowers them to stayU.S.D.A. in schoolSelect and achieve Beef more in Bone-In life, and to the Newnan /Coweta Boys and Girls Club.

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Job hunters feel the burn

By ALEX MCRAE Special to The Newnan Times-Herald I’m glad I’m not looking for work. The last thing I need is 30 minutes alone with a naked, sweaty fat man.

But such horrors are h app en i n g i n to d ay ’s u lt ra- compet it ive job market, where potential employees are often being asked to do more than furnish a resume or a list of references.

They’re being invited— or required—to work out with the boss.

This isn’t fake news.

It is real news reported by real reporters Christina Rexrode and Serena Ng for the Wall Street Journal.

To d a y ’s e m p l o y e r s are younger and more fit than the last generation of bosses, and their lust for exercise is spilling

over into hiring practices, according to the story.

“Some sinew y CEOs find exercise clears their minds as it strengthens their bodies,” Rexrode and Ng reported. “When h i r i n g a n d n e t w o r king, more are substituting spin class and protein shakes for golf and steak dinners.”

W hat happened to America? The home of th ree-ma rtini lunches with potential employees is turning into a nightmare world where the ability to grunt, groan and sweat is more important than being efficient, productive, and in my case, cuddly.

Not every job seeker is fond of the fitness trend.

“Few want to share a pungent sweat w it h t hei r future boss or be judged on how much they can bench press,” Rexrode

and Ng reported.

B ut s om e a re w i l ling to go the extra mile.

The story reported that a woman who liked hiking and outdoor activities showed up for her interview in a suit and heels.

The prospective employer asked if she would like to be interviewed during an hourlong stroll through San Francisco.

The woman survived the high-heel hike and was offered the job. She hit the highway and found a better job. One where her brains were valued more than her ability to strut around in heels like a stripper.

I’m with her. I’d rather take a nap than bench press an elephant. Especially if the bench press is part of a job interview.

Even if I were the strongest dude on Earth, how would that help me as a writer, unless I were writing a book about pain?

I sell words for a living.

I expect potential employ-

ers to be interested in my ability to destroy semicolons, use good grammar and to boldly point out the difference between a split infinitive and a split-rail fence.

T he most strenuous thing a potential employer ever asked me to do is push a pile of writing samples across a desk.

Nailed it.

Not ever yone i s so lucky. The Journal story described a n i ncident involving an executive interviewing for a bigger job at another firm.

After a few minutes in the office, the employer invited the job applicant to continue their talk in the company sauna.

T he appl ica nt measured the risk of being seen naked by a potential employer against the job’s financial rewards. He got naked and got the job.

Not me, Bubba. There's only one activity I like that involves being naked and sweaty. And it’s some-

For “G enerat ion Z ,” t hose te en s c u r rent ly attending high school, Marrero said, the focus has turned to what can be done now — what steps can be taken to begin aligning interests with education. The answer is “Move on When Ready,” a dualenrollment program that allows students to begin taking college courses as early as 9th grade.

The cost for first-year college students living on campus at the University of West Georgia is roughly $18,000, according to the university president.

“Move on When Ready” covers tuition, mandatory fees and required textbooks, saving students and their parents up to $36,000 in educational costs — the equivalent of two full years of higher education, the total of which can be

earned while still in high school and while simultaneously earning high school class credits.

The program is compliant only with schools in the state of Georgia, private or public.

The process of obtaining higher education has also changed for the adult or non-traditional student, Marrero said. Roughly 1 million adults in Georgia, ages 25 to 64, have some college credit but haven’t completed a degree. “ T h e Ne w n a n c a m pus now has the ability to offer programs to adults who want to complete a degree,” Marrero said. The local campus plans to add new program offerings in business, education, health care, writing and graphic design.

W it h t wo c a mpu se s and an ever-growing list of face-to-face, online, and hybrid class offerings, Marrero said the University of West Georgia is

moving from “a system that looks at test scores,” to one that studies “students’ interests.”

“Are we relevant anymore? ” Ma r rero asked before turning the session over for questions from guests. “Is high education relevant? The truth of it from all of the statistics and from everything we know is that our relevance will be directly aligned with our ability to meet the needs of the workforce.

“So for us in Newnan and what we are doing in Carrollton, and what we need to do as a university, is to ensure that our credentialing, our certificate and our programs are in line with your feedback and help with what you are doing in your community,” Marrero said. “And, what I can tell you is that (the University of West Georgia) is full on. That is everything we are doing and everything we are trying to achieve.”

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last “Along the journey, all the way from pre-kindergarten readiness….” Marrero said, “We forget to ask what you really want to do, what impact you want to have, and what your passion is.”

The degree and certificate options offered by the University of West Georgia are extensive, according to Marrero. With 87 fields of study, there are programs created to align w it h t he passions a nd goals of today’s youth and even today’s adults seeki n g h i g her educ at ion .

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More companies are now encouraging employees to take better care of themselves, and I’m all for that. But not all job skills are sharpened at the gym.

When the deadline for a Fortune 500 company’s annual report is looming and a grammar question pops up, who gets the call?

The office bench-press

champion or the writer who knows the difference between they’re, their and there?

Thought so.

So there.

I would say more, but I’m headed to the library to lift a thesaurus. If I’m feeling frisky, I’ll lift it twice.

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Some, particularly those confronting severe health challenges, need regular care that is significantly beyond the scope of what family members or close friends are able to provide. Some just need to be in an environment where someone is on hand to check on them throughout the day. Bottom line: all assisted care centers are not the same.

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spending time in nature, look for a facility that has park-like areas.

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It all depends on what you are looking for, what you can afford, and what is available.

As you visit the facilities, try to personalize each space. Imagine how

An assisted living center with a manicured lawn and garden can make a huge difference in the quality of life for a loved one. your loved one’s belongings might fit into the area and where decorations will be placed. Does the atmosphere bring about a feeling of peace and tranquility?

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Newnan State of Commerce/ Retail Lunch June 21, 11:30 a.m. 1 p.m., $35 chamber members, $50 non-members The Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce will offer the State of Commerce/Retail Lunch on June 21 at the former Jos. A. Bank store at 376 Newnan Crossing Bypass in Ashley Park. The community is invited to join local, regional and state/ national leaders as they share insight into the Coweta retail scene. For more information or to register, call 770-253-2270 or contact the chamber via email at info@newnancowetachamber.org

Newnan Newnan Nights June 22, 6 - 8 p.m., $0 Main Street Newnan has announced a new summer program, offered free of charge and open to the public. Newnan Nights will take place each Thursday from June 22 through July 13 from 6 to 8 p.m. The event will feature familyfriendly music and entertainment and will be held on South Court Square.

The area of downtown will be closed to traffic and will be filled with a variety of games, rides, and vendor booths.

Several local businesses will extend hours during the weekly event and may offer specials and promotions for shoppers. June 22 Newnan Nights will feature Rock ‘N Roll Jones, a classic rock and blues band from Roswell. Songs will range from high-energy rock to dance to easy listening.

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Moreland’s Bear Creek Farm will host the annual Poker Ride Saturday June 24 beginning at 8 a.m. English and Western riders of all ages and levels are welcome to bring their horses and enjoy riding the farm’s well-kept trails at their own pace. Riders will draw cards at stops along the way and winning card hands will receive cash prizes of $100, $75, $50, and $25. Outriders will be available to assist participants and card stations will offer water. Registration for the event is from 8 to 10 a.m. and the first riders may go out at 8:15 a.m. This event is a fundraiser for the Bear Creek Hounds Club and registration is $40 for adults and $25 for juniors, to be paid upon arrival. Raffle tickets will also be available at $5 each or $20 for five tickets. For early registration or more information, call 404-229-7180 or email Bernadette Walker at berniefaa@gmail. com

Peter Criss, Kiss’ founding Catman, saying goodbye to stage

By WAYNE PARRY, AP No longer playing with the boys, the co-founder of the rock group Kiss and co-author of its hit single, “Beth,” is retiring from the concert stage with a show to say goodbye.

It’s his way to purge the bad taste left in his mouth by a series of unhappy endings with Kiss, including the band’s 2014 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Criss will play what he says is his last U.S. concert at The Cutting Room, a n i n t i m a t e ve n u e i n Manhattan.

“I want to leave the stage happy,” Criss said. “I got onto the stage not thinking about making a buck. It was just pure: Play drums, have a good time, meet girls, travel and get out of Brooklyn.”

Criss, 71, formed Kiss with Stanley and Simmons and guitarist Ace Frehley in 1973. Within two years the album “Alive!” captured the essence of the makeup and costume-wearing, bombdetonating, blood spitting musical circus that was Kiss.

But drugs and alcohol helped cut short Criss and Frehley’s tenure with the band until a 1996 reunion.

The morning after the last tour date in California, Criss said Simmons, Stanley and guitarist Tommy Thayer, “were leaving on our jet, a G-5, and they booked me on a commercial jet at 7 a.m. the next morning. And I hit the ceiling.”

His wife Gigi booked Criss his own jet for the trip home to the New Jersey shore, where bad feelings festered for more than a decade. Even Kiss’ longawaited induction into the Rock Hall in 2014 couldn’t end on a harmonious note.

“I wa nted to play so bad that night, and I know Ace did,” he said. “And we didn’t ... I didn’t get to end my career the way I wanted

to end it. So now I’m doing it my way, kind of like Sinatra.”

While nothing is scheduled, Criss holds out the possibility of similar farewell one-offs in other countries, following a successful show in Melbourne, Australia last month. He’s got plenty of plans, including a half-finished rock album he started before devel-

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But touring is over.

“I’ve been around the world 10 times,” Criss said.

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