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LEFT: Shane Harper, left, and Jono Ramey supply downtown businesses with their unique roasted coffee blends. The men call their business Savage Boys Coffee Roasters.

TOP: Savage Boys Coffee Roasters is mainly an online business run by Jono Ramey and Shane Harper. Their unique blends of roasted coffee can also be found in some downtown Newnan shops.

BY MELANIE RUBERTI

melanie@newnan.com A good cup of coffee can make all the difference in the world, according to Jono Ramey and Shane Harper.

They should know fresh, organic, roasted coffee is their forte.

The men are co-found-

ers of Savage Boys Coffee Roasters, a mainly online business based out of Newnan.

Harper was born and raised in Coweta County; Ramey moved into the community when he was in middle school. “ B o t h Sh a n e a nd I have always loved cof-

fee and the conversations and relationships that can develop around it,” Ramey ex pl a i ned . “ We were spending too much money buying ‘good’ coffee ... So we decided to start roasting our own. That allowed us to get organic, fair-trade coffee and roast it how we like it, and it would be

fresh, which is hard to find locally.”

The men tested their roasting skills on family and friends before officially opening for business online in June of 2016.

Ramey and Harper provide light, medium and dark roasts that can come packaged as a blend or sin-

gle-origin coffees.

Their current selection includes: Ethiopian, Sumatran, Guatemalan, Colombian, Honduran, French Roast and Espresso, Ramey said.

“Basically anything our customers ask for, we have tried to incorporate into our products,” he stated.

“People tend to be quite specific about how they drink their coffee and we don't want to inhibit that.

Whether you're making it in an old coffee pot at work or using your own gooseneck kettle and pour-over,

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Fatal flu victim identified Friends remember 15-year-old Kira Molina as fun-loving, cheerful

BY CLAY NEELY AND MELANIE RUBERTI

PHOTO BY CLAY NEELY

Newnan Police officer Patricia Ayers is officially promoted from sergeant to lieutenant during a special pinning ceremony Tuesday night. Ayers is the first woman to become a lieutenant within NPD’s 128 year history.

Newnan Police officer makes history Patricia Ayers is the first woman promoted to the rank of lieutenant within the department

BY MELANIE RUBERTI

melanie@newnan.com One of Patricia Ayers’ lifelong ca reer goals with the Newnan Pol ice Depa r t ment is now a rea l it y for t he seasoned officer.

Ayers, an officer with the patrol division, was off icia lly promoted to lieutenant during a special ceremony Tuesday night surrounded by her family, friends

and colleagues.

“To see the gleam in the eyes of my husband and daughter was awesome ,” Ayers sa id . “ I know my mom is proud of me, too. She passed away some t i me a go, but she always thought it was ‘cool’ her daughter was a cop.”

Her promot ion wa s also one for the record books.

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d ay n i g h t c e re m ony, Ayers became the first woman to achieve the ra n k of l ieuten a nt i n the Newna n Police Department’s 128-year history.

The historical achievement was a n nounced by Ch ief D.L. “Buster” Meadows during a previous staff

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clay@newnan.com melanie@newnan.com Authorities have identif ied a loca l teen who m a rked t he f i r st f lu-related pediat ric deat h i n G eorg i a t h i s year.

Kira Molina, 15, died on Tuesday morning at Ch i ld ren’s Hea lt hca re of A t l a n t a a f te r s u c c u mbi ng to l iver fa i lure because of the f lu, a c c o r d i n g to C owe t a County Coroner R ichard Hawk.

Mol i n a , a st udent a New n a n H ig h School, tested negative for the f lu on Jan. 25, but was found unresponsive in her home t h ree days l ater. She wa s t hen f low n to C h i ld ren’s Hea lt hca re of At la nta where she tested positive for Inf luenza “A.” A nother test indicated Molina was suffering from liver failure.

Hawk said Molina wa s per fect ly hea lt hy pr ior to c atc h i n g t he f lu, but did not have a f lu shot this season.

“She had no medical history whatsoever,” he sa id . “It a l l h appened very quickly.”

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Kira Molina, 15, died on Tuesday morning at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta after succumbing to liver failure because of the flu, according to Coweta County Coroner Richard Hawk.

ous reports from other media outlets, Hawk stressed Molina’s death was not considered an overdose of aceta minophen or considered suicide.

On Wednesday afternoon, friends of Molina gat hered to remember

h e r i n t h e n e w p a rking lot at Newnan High School.

W h i le t hey a l l possess un ique memories about their friend, they a l l sa id Mol i n a h ad a

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we just want you to have good coffee that you can afford.”

According to Ramey, he and Harper buy directly from coffee bean farmers in other countries.

They receive samples of green beans from around the world, roast and taste them.

“Each region has a different flavor profile and subtleties, so it's a lot of fun,” Ramey said. “Personally, I like crafting each coffee bean's individual flavor. Working with a raw product, open flames and a bit of science, you can come up with quite a wide variety of flavors.

“Each of our coffees are unique,” he continued. “When customers tell me, ‘Oh, my favorite is Ethiopian,’ or ‘I only drink your French Roast,’ it makes happy. That means we've found the right green bean and the right roast.”

When the men began roasting coffee, they used a small oven-top roaster that churned out 8 ounces at a time.

As word spread throughout the community about their unique coffee blends, Ramey and Harper upgraded to a commercial roaster.

They only roast in small batches to ensure each bag sold is fresh.

Currently, roasting coffee is only a side gig for the two men.

The Savage Boys Coffee Roasters work late in the night and on weekends to create, bag, deliver their coffee and personally stock the shelves of local shops.

While business is booming for the Savage Boys Coffee Roasters, the men intend to expand their operation slowly.

“We plan on growing, definitely, but we're allowing ourselves some freedom too,” Ramey said. “We plan on being in more stores and coffee shops in the coming year. We always have our eyes and ears open for new opportunities.”

spark that would cheer anyone up, no matter what kind of day they were having.

A l i s s a H i l l wa s f r iend s w it h Mol i n a a nd reca l led her as a fun-loving individual with the ability to make anyone laugh.

"She was most def initely the light of the room when s h e wo u ld w a l k i n to t h e classroom,” she said. “There wa s never a du l l moment when she was around, and she would constantly have me laughing in science class. It doesn’t seem rea l at all.”

For t he l a st fou r ye a r s , Bayle Revis ca lled Molina her best friend. She recalled M o l i n a ’s l ove fo r m u s i c , dancing and her dog – Tebow.

Even a fter mov i ng to Alabama last fall, she kept i n d a i ly cont ac t w it h her friend. After learning about her passing, Revis said she broke down tears.

“I just couldn’t believe it,” she said. “It’s been so hard for me to deal with.”

“Many of us at the school and the school system heard the news this morning (Wednesday) and were deeply saddened by it,” said Dean Jackson, public information off icer wit h t he Coweta County School System. “Our hearts go out to this family.”

Jackson stated there were 4 67 f lu c a s e s (con f i r me d or s u sp e c te d) w it h i n t he school system in the month of January as of Jan. 30.

Last year, there were only 141 c a s e s of i n f luen z a i n January.

Jack son sa id t he school system has intensif ied clea n i ng each school on a daily basis.

T he y a re a l s o cont i nuing to monitor f lu cases and f lu-like illnesses within the school system.

Hawk , who ser ves on t h e G e or g i a C h i ld Fa t a l-

PHOTO BY MELANIE RUBERTI

In a press conference Wednesday, Coweta County Coroner Richard Hawk said Molina’s death was not considered an overdose of acetaminophen or considered suicide.

ity Review Panel, is urging won’t help, but it will help Coweta ns to get f lu shots some.” for t h em s elve s a nd t h ei r Hayla Folden of District 4 children.

Health Services agreed, say“ T h is wa s such a t rag ic i ng t here’s no shor tage of d e a t h , ” h e s a i d . “ T h i s the vaccine. pr ompte d m e to t a ke my “People still can get their 1 4 -y e a r - o l d s o n t o g e t a s h o t s , a n d t h e y s h o u ld ,” f lu shot … it ’s wor t h it i f she said. “T he f lu vaccine it can keep him out of the i s ava i l able at t he he a lt h hospital.” department, doctor’s offices Although the f lu antibod- and pharmacy clinics.” ies in the vaccination will Folden sa id t he rapid l i kely a ffect recipients i n test for f lu is not 100 persome way – sorene ss a nd cent accurate, which means a genera l feeli ng of bei ng some pat ients cou ld get a u nwel l a re com mon reac- fa l se ne g at ive re su lt . For tions – it is not a live vac- that reason, Hawk said, it’s cine and will not cause the i mpor t a nt to t re at s y mp f lu, Hawk said. And while it toms aggressively.

ADDED AT REGISTER! will not necessarily prevent “Especially during f lu seathe f lu, it will almost cer- son this year, we’re looking tainly lessen the severity of at every case, and if they’ve the virus. had fever or sniff les, we’re “ It cou ld me a n t he d i f- look i ng at t he f lu ,” Hawk ference between death and said. hospitalization,” Hawk said.

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“It makes them feel miserable, and there’s a cough t h at g o e s a lon g w it h it ,” Hawk said. “It keeps them dow n for awh i le. T hose symptoms may not go away, but the high fever and chills, sweating, dehydration – (the f lu shot) will cut down on some of that.”

Hawk stated Kira’s father is cu r rently stricken w it h t he f lu a nd descr ibed h i s symptoms as, “mainly respiratory. Almost like you have asthma.”

According to Hawk, Kira had the same symptoms in the days leading up to her death.

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yea rs; 27 of t hose yea rs h a s been w it h the patrol division. “ Ever y d ay i s d i ffe r e n t ,” Aye r s s a i d .

“You get to meet a lot of interesting people.

That’s why I’ve stayed in patrol … every day is an adventure.”

NPD patrol officers respond to all 911 calls within the city, which include traffic issues, accidents, domestic dist u rba nces a nd alarms. They are also the first responders to major crime scenes.

Some calls still stick in Ayers’ mind.

“I remember the f irst fatality I worked … a child was i n v o l v e d ,” s h e s a i d s o m b e r l y. “A n o t h e r time, a child was shot in neck and I climbed into the van and held a pressure to his neck until Lifef light could come down.”

Ay e r s r e c e i v e d a l i fesav i ng awa rd for her heroic actions that night.

But being a woman in a ma le-dom inated profession had its challenges.

“When you’re a female, you stand out like a sore thumb.

But they remember you,” Ayers said. “In t he beg i n n i ng, some m i g ht h ave t r ie d to s t a re m e dow n . B ut i t ’s e a s e d u p a l o t because I’ve been here s o l o n g … e ve n t h e younger crowd knows m e . I t ’s o n e o f t h e adva ntages of g rowi ng up i n New na n .

I’ve been blessed.”

Ayers will continue to patrol the roads in her new role as a shift super v i sor. She w i l l

m e e t i n g . Aye r s w a s shocked.

“I t hought, ‘Oh my G od , it h appened . It really happened,’” she remembered. “I think I’m sti ll i n shock .

It’s so awesome I am progressing in my career.”

“She’s been a ha rd worker a nd a lways striving to gain more k nowledge and move up,” said Chief Meadows. “I was proud to promote her.”

Tuesday n ig ht wa s not the f irst time Ayers h a s m ade h isto r y w h i l e wo r k i n g for the Newnan Police Department.

Twent y ye a r s a go, she beca me t he f i rst fe m a le pr om o te d to t he ra n k of sergea nt within the patrol division.

Ayers’ ca reer w it h t he New na n Police Department officially started in September of 1989. But her dream of being a police officer be g a n when she was a young girl living in Sharpsburg.

“I used to watch ‘Cagney a nd Lacey’ and ‘Starsky and Hu tc h’ a n d t h o u g h t being an officer would be cool,” Ayers remembered.

A fter she graduated from East Coweta H i g h S c h o o l , Aye r s was hired by the city a nd sent to t he Fu lton County Police Academy.

O nce she succe s sf u l ly comple te d t he academy, Ayers hit the New n a n cit y st reets as a patrol officer.

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also be responsible for administrative duties.

She said one of her goa ls will be to help make the city a better place to live and work.

B ut m ay b e ju st a s i m p o r t a n t l y, Ay e r s hopes her promotion will inspire more you ng women to set big goals and achieve

their dreams - just as she did years ago as a little girl.

“I wa nt to show t hem t hat i n a ma ledominated profession like law enforcement, t h e re i s a pl a c e for us ,” she sa id . “ I ’m a firm believer you can do a ny t h i ng you put your mind to.”

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Feb. 1, 2 p.m., Free

Join award-winning writer and humorist Alex McRae for a class on how to write your story. Whether you want to write your memoir or explore your life through writing about your experiences, he will be sharing his home-grown and well-earned writing experience in a small, intimate environment.

The class is free, but space is limited. Call the Carnegie Library at 770-683-1347 for more information or to make a reservation.

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The Kris Youmans Band at Vinylyte Records Friday

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Join Kris Youmans, Patrick Thompson, David Puett, Jerry Lee, & Slim for Friday night fun on the square.

Bring a chair and small cooler to relax and enjoy a room full of music. The show is

free, but a $5 donation is requested. Vinylyte Records is located at 28 South Court Square in Newnan. For more information, call 770-282-0237.

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Fall Prevention for Seniors Friday

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The Carnegie Library hosts Fall Prevention for Seniors. Falls, in the senior population, have reached epidemic proportions, incurring high costs, loss of function, and serious injuries. Gail Erwin Hale is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and has practiced for over 40 years. She will talk about fall risks, ways to prevent falls, and what is actually part of the aging process. Dr. Hale specializes in the area of neurology, being particularly interested in balance disorders and optimal function in the senior population. For more information or to register for this free class, call 770-683-1347 or visit www.newnancarnegie.com.

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ments, and infuses classics from the Great American Songbook with intricate vocal harmonies inspired by The Beach Boys, and other artists influential to the group. Their sophomore album “II” featured a Top 10 hit on the Adult Contemporary charts, a signature version of “Route 66.”

The Nixon Centre is located at 1523 Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan. For more information, call 770254-2787, or visit their website, http://www. thenixoncentre.net

the songs of this war have become part of the English-language oral tradition. Seventy million military personnel participated in the First World War (1914-1918), the so-called “War to End All Wars” and this year commemorates the 100th anniversary of the end of this first, but not last, world war. For any questions or to register, call 770-683-1347, or visit www.newnancarnegie.com

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Folk Songs of WWI Sunday

Feb. 11, 2 p.m., Free

Adam Miller is a renowned American folksinger and naturalborn storyteller. His time-honored traditional folksongs and ballads are the songs of America’s heritage: a window into the soul of our nation in its youth.

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His discussion will cover “Plants that work, and some that may not.” A seat at the April BYA Meeting featuring Walter Reeves is guaranteed with attendance of both the February and March BYA meetings. Contact the Extension Office at uge2077@uga.edu or 770-254-2620 for reservations and to register for door prizes. The BYA holds meetings at the Coweta County Extension Office, located at 255 Pine Road in Newnan.

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1

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cted Selee ties Vari

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5

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