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The hazards of heat and humidity ➤ page 4

Fun in the sun

PHOTO BY MELANIE RUBERTI

Beau Floyd, 4, Trey Floyd, 6 and Jayden Floyd, 5, all of Newnan stay cool in one of the many splash pads around the Lynch Park Pool off Richard Allen Drive. Dozens of children and adults took a break from the heat and cooled off at the Lynch Park Pool off Richard Allen Drive. Some kids even got to swim for free, thanks to the Newnan Classic Car Club. The group hosted its 15th annual Kids Day at the pool and paid the entrance fee for the first 75 children. Free hamburgers, hot dogs and drinks were also provided by the club.

Citizens respond to ‘Zero Tolerance’ immigration policy ‘I’M CONCERNED THAT WE’RE TURNING MORE FASCIST EVERYDAY’

PHOTO BY LAUREL HUSTER

Dale Arrowood introduces Lady Liberty to a group of Boy Scouts.

Banning Mills houses bald eagle

BY LAUREL HUSTER

laurel@newnan.com A rescued bald eagle named Lady Liberty i s n ow o n d i s pl a y a t Banning Mills near Whitesburg.

T he eagle is 4 yea rs old , a n d w a s t r a i n e d

by Da le A r rowo o d of

Wi nged A mbassadors.

Arrowood and Banning Mills have had her for about a year.

Lady Liberty was found in Alabama when she la nded on someone’s house. The homeow ner reported the eagle to the U.S. Fishing

a nd W i ld l i fe Ser v ice .

W h e n t h e y c ol l e c te d her, she wa s st a r ving and close to death, according to Arrowood.

A r rowo od s a id t h at Lady Liberty was starving because she has cat-

EAGLE, page 2

PHOTO BY TAYLOR ROBINS

Beverly Jennings, right, Sandra Gentle-Smith, Hailey Thomas and Cecelia Burroughs are among the participants who protested the “zero tolerance” immigration policy outside of the absent Georgia congressman Drew Ferguson’s office on Wednesday.

BY TAYLOR ROBINS

taylor@newnan.com In the wa ke of a widespread public outcry about the zero tolera nce i m m ig ration p o l i c y, l o c a l s c a m e together to protest the separation of children from their parents on Wednesday. “ We ’ v e c o m e o u t here in support of real pol ic y c h a n ge ,” s a id Sa sha K ay, secreta r y for I nd iv i si ble G A3rd. “There is no law that mandates separa-

tion of children. This i s t h e R e p u b l i c a n ’s p o l i c y. T h e y h a v e come up w it h t h is.

They’re trying not to t a ke bl a m e for t h i s .

But the truth is this is wh at t hey ’ve a lways wanted.”

Members from I n d i v i s i b l e G A- 3 r d , Coweta County Democrats, Refusefascism. org a nd ot hers stood outside Congressman Drew Ferguson’s office with their signs – wanting their ques-

t i o n s a n s we r e d a n d concerns heard.

“I’ve been very dist u rb e d a b out wh at ’s happening in our cou nt r y,” sa id Ja n ice Meadows, zero tolera n c e pro te s tor. “ We wa nt to k now what Ferguson’s position is on this and what he’s going to do. Or if he’s going to do anything?

Is he going to stand up to Trump?”

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Dale Arrowood holds Lady Liberty.

EAGLE

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a racts. She ca n see clea rly enoug h to f ly but not to catch food, so she has to remain in captivity to survive.

Earlier, she was kept at Aubu r n Un iversit y a s a spa re ea g le used to f ly at sporting events. Arrowood said he had a good relationsh ip w it h people at Auburn who knew that he wanted an eagle to train.

Auburn is only allowed to have a certain amount of eagles, a nd when t he y re a lized they had one to o m a ny, t h e y c on tacted Arrowood, and

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Artists find success, friendship in new children’s book

BY MELANIE RUBERTI

melanie@newnan.com Janet Burns and Susan Davis, both of Newnan, were thrown together as coworkers under unique circumsta nces revolving around farm animals, history and a children’s book.

It sounds crazy, and both women said many folks have raised their eyebrows a little when they learn how the duo met.

But to Burns and Davis, the story behind their friendship seems normal – or comical, at the very least.

“I checked her out on Facebook because I had no idea who she was. I wanted to see who I was dealing with,” Davis confessed with a smile as she nodded towards Burns.

Interestingly enough, t he duo’s pa r t nersh ip began almost a year ago when both women separately spied a story on The Newnan Times-Herald website.

T he ChildrenConnect Museum a nd t he New n a n- Coweta A r t Association, along with representatives of the Carnegie Library, held a contest and commissioned local authors and artists to create a children’s book that would explain Newnan’s history in a fun and easy way.

The book would accompany the 2018 fiberglass installation project sponsored by the ChildrenCon nect Museum a nd the Newnan-Coweta Art Association.

Ever y contesta nt, author and illustrator, had to present a t r ue story or drawings about Coweta County’s historical past. The tale also had to be primarily narrated by farm animals.

Both Burns and Davis sa id at t he t i me t hey were hesitant to enter the competition.

“I a lways wa nted to i l lust rate a ch i ld ren’s book. I had never done anything like that. But t here’s a lot of a ma zi ng a r t ists i n Coweta County. I knew it would be a challenge because they wanted child-like images, not oil paintings,” said Burns. “But I knew I would be mad at myself if I didn’t try.”

“I w rote some ch i ldren’s books for my own ch i ldren , but it never went anywhere,” Davis said. “The contest would be a challenge. I wanted to see if it would go anywhere for me.”

Both women submitted separate entries for the contest and waited.

A month later, Burns and Davis each received a n em a i l procla i m i ng them as the winners of the competition.

Davis was named as the author of the book, while Burns would illustrate it.

The two women officia l ly met one mont h later and took a first-hand look at each other’s skills and talents.

“I was amazed someone could write a story like that,” said Burns. “I was really surprised and impressed.” “ I b e l i e ve t h e r e a son she was chosen was because of the animals’

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expressions,” Davis said as she nodded towards Burns. “Who wouldn’t love that? It was right along with what I was thinking when I wrote the story.”

The book was titled “Lilly and Billy Visit the Farm: Newnan, A Storybook Town.”

T he stor y centers around Coweta’s agric u lt u ra l her itage a nd details Newnan’s humble beginnings.

T he c h i ld ren’s sto r ybook features local, prominent historical figures, some depicted by farm animals.

W hile Burns’ and Davis’ artistic techniques seemed to match up, the children’s book wasn’t the only project on their plates.

THE PAINTED PIG PROJECT

The women also had to paint a fiberglass pig depict i ng i m ages a nd cha racters from t hei r story.

I n a d d i t i o n to c e lebrating the book, the a n i m a l h ad to honor t he New n a n- Cowet a Art Association’s 50th anniversary.

The duo said they spent more time together painting the pig than working on the book. But the project gave them time to get to know each other.

Davis has a boisterous personality and uses dry, sarcastic wit, always with a smile on her face.

Burns tends to be quiet and shy – although she seems to come out of her shell when Davis is around.

Though the two women are as different as day and night, the collaboration on both projects formed a tight-knit friendship.

“We became comfortable around each other,” Dav i s sa id . “One d ay when we were painting, Janet came in with a bag that had the animals from the book printed on it.

She gave me the bag as a gift. I realized at that point we were no longer strangers, we were actually friends.”

The pig, aptly named “Carnegie,” now sits in front of the historic Carnegie Library near Court Square.

LILLY AND BILLY

Before “Carnegie” was painted to life, the women worked for at least six months, adding finishing touches to the book and making changes to the storyline.

Davis said she made the book more “childfriendly” by adding animal noises to the manuscript. She also changed the character “General Dan” from a horse into a mule.

Burns said she researched farm animals, studied their movements and refined some of her illustrations. All of the artwork in the book was done with sketches and watercolors. “ I lea r ned so much from this process,” she said. “I didn’t know anything about creating a children’s storybook. I had to think about it for awhile. What would the pig look like? How would

he express himself? The animals were easy for me, but drawing the children was a challenge. Figure drawing is not my strength.”

The women f inished the book at the end of March.

Burns and Davis had a hand in every detail of the children’s book from beginning to end, including sitting down with the printers to explain their vision for the f inished product.

The women said they discussed every facet of the book, from the type of font and layout that would tell the story to the vibrance of colors that would bring Burns’ illustrations to life.

When “Lilly and Billy Visit the Farm” left the printing press, bot h women said they were happy with the completed project.

“It triggers an interest to know more about the community and what’s going on,” said Davis. “We tried to make the book fun and easy learning for children and shed light on interesting historical facts for adults. When I read it out loud to 20 children and their moms at the Carnegie Library, the parents enjoyed the book as much as the kids did.

They commented afterwards, ‘I never knew that about Newnan.’”

“When you grow up in community, you want to know the history behind it and how things progressed,” Burns added. “I think it’s important for kids to know more about their community through books than what’s on TV, and I think they would be intrigued and proud of some of the rich history we have here.”

The women each donated all their time and talents to the children’s book a nd t he pa i nted f iberglass pig. Neither will receive a dime for their work.

Burns and Davis both say they’re okay with that because they gained a friendship more valuable t h a n a ny t h i ng money could buy.

‘LILLY AND BILLY’S’ FUTURE ADVENTURES

The dynamic duo Bu r n s a nd Dav i s met as strangers, but in the c o u r s e of 1 0 m o n t h s became fast friends and each others’ confidants.

The pair say they hope their new creative camaraderie will lead to more partnerships and potential projects in the future.

“Susan has some good ideas for follow up books, like ‘Lilly and Billy Visit the Square,’ said Burns.

“We can share the history behind some of the buildings around Court Square. For instance, how Redneck Gourmet used to be a radio station and a law office on the corner of Jefferson and E. Washington Streets used to be the Virginia Hotel. I’m hoping Susan and I continue this project. I’m just imagining all the stories that could come from it.”

Davis agreed.

“I wou ld love to do something more. If you notice in the title of ‘Lilly

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Janet Burns, left and Susan Davis show off a fiberglass pig they painted near Court Square. The animal’s name is “Carnegie” and was placed in front of the Carnegie Library in downtown Newnan.

and Billy Visit the Farm,’ I slipped in the words ‘Book One’ on the cover,” she said with a laugh. “I definitely think there are more stories to tell about Coweta County.”

As Burns a nd Davis brainstorm future endeavors, they say their current hope is for “Lilly and Billy Visit the Farm” to be a success for the community, as it was for

them and their newfound friendship.

All the proceeds from t he book w i l l benef it t he C h i ld ren Con ne c t Museum.

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The hazards of heat and humidity

PHOTO BY MELANIE RUBERTI

Children and parents cool off on Saturday in the Lynch Park Pool.

BY MELANIE RUBERTI

melanie@newnan.com While the official start of sum mer isn’t unti l Thursday, June 21, temperat u res a rou nd t he southeast region continue to climb.

According to the National Weather Service, Coweta County will remain into the low–to– mid 90’s through Friday.

However, those numbers do not ref lect the heat index, meaning what the temperature really feels like outdoors.

The heat index takes into account the outside temperature combined

with the humidity. The higher the heat index, the hotter it feels outside, which could pose problems for folks working or exercising outdoors.

The emergency department at Piedmont Newnan has recently experienced an increase of patients c o m pl a i n i n g o f h e a t related illnesses, according to Dr. Van Baker, medical director of emergency ser v ices at P ied mont Newnan.

The most common illnesses are heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

According to Dr. Baker, symptoms of heat exhaus-

tion include exhaustion, confusion, dark colored urine, dizziness, fainting, fatigue, headache, muscle cramps, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.

Symptoms of a heat stroke are having a body temperat u re over 10 4 degrees, altered mental state, delirium, seizures, sweating, nausea, vomiting, f lushed skin, rapid breathing, racing heart and a headache.

Baker said there are ways to prevent peo ple from becoming overheated, such as doing outdoor work early in the morning or in the

Registration open for 2018-19 school year

evenings.

“Keep liquids in fridge and drink (healthy liquids) multiple times a day to stay hydrated,” he said.

“Wear light, cotton clothes when outdoors.”

If a person is outside and begins to feel ill, Dr. Baker added, “Go inside with the air conditioning and stay low to the floor, as heat rises. Mist your clothes wit h water a nd drin k plenty of cool water.”

“Drink more water than usual. Don’t wait until you’re thirsty. Thirst and muscle cramping could m e a n yo u’re a l re a d y becoming dehydrated,”

said Jay Jones, director of the Coweta County 911 center and the Emergency Management Agency.

The people most susceptible to heat related illnesses are young children, the elderly, people with chronic diseases and folks who have consumed copious amounts of alcohol, Baker said.

The heat and humidity are not the only summertime health related issues people need to be aware of.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection Division has issued a Code Orange Air

Quality Alert for Atlanta and the surrounding areas for Wednesday, June 20.

T h i s a ler t i nclude s Coweta County.

According to the National Weather Service, under Code Orange conditions, the outdoor air quality could be unhealthy for some people, such as children and people with heart or lung disease.

Folks that fall into that category should limit prolonged outdoor exertion until the late afternoon or early evening, stated NWS officials.

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Pa rent s a nd g u a rdia ns ca n register st ud e n t s a t t h e c e n t e r, l o c a t e d a t 1 6 7 We r z I ndust ria l Drive i n Newnan, any time between MondayT h u r s d a y f r o m 7: 3 0 a . m . to 4: 3 0 p. m . For information, call 770-254-5551.

The new school year begins Friday, Aug. 3, with orientation Thursday, Aug. 2. School orientation allows parents a nd st udent s to v i sit

schools, meet teachers a nd f i nd t hei r cl a s sroom s . Teachers w i l l not be available for formal conferences during orientation.

Or ient at ion w i l l be held accordi ng to t he following schedule: • M id d l e s c h o ol s : 1 0 a.m. to noon • E lementar y schools: Noon to 2:00 p.m.

• H igh schools: 2-4 p.m.

Ma ny schools a lso w i l l hold additiona l back-to-school events, which may be found on individual school websites at www.cowetaschools.net.

Representatives from t h e s c h o o l s y s t e m ’s

transportation department will be ava ilable at all schools during orientation and on the f irst day of school to prov ide i n for m ation about bus schedules. School bus routes for the new school year also will be posted on t h e s c h o o l s y s t e m ’s website before the start of school.

Parents who wish to en rol l t hei r elementary-age children in the school system’s tuitionbased After School Program will be able to do so on Aug. 2-3 at their children’s schools. Representat ives w i l l be available from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at each elementary school.

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Dr. Magical Balloons Thursday

June 28, 10 a.m., Free

Create musical instruments at The Carnegie Library, including drums, shakers, bass guitars, and banjos, all made from balloons. For questions, contact The Carnegie Library at 770-683-1347 or visit www.newnancarnegie. com

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Intro to Stop Motion Film Thursday

June 28, 4 p.m., Free

The Carnegie Library presents the second of a series of four Stop Motion Film classes for young adults ages 11 and up. Learn to plan and make stop motion films with a Stik-Bot studio and iPad. Sessions will include story-boarding, team filmmaking, and a showing of completed short films. The other dates of these sessions will be July 12 and July 26. Space is limited and reservations for this class are

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Sounds of Summer Concert Series at Ashley Park Friday

June 29, 6 p.m., Free

Sounds of Summer is a free, family-friendly event that will take place in Dillard’s Courtyard in Ashley Park, featuring local bands, food, friends and lots of fun. This week’s musician will be Sweetbay, a soulful, guitar-driven indie rock band with a colorful, ambient electronic twist.

Activities will include corn hole, giant Jenga, and more, plus special offers from Ashley Park vendors. For more information, contact Natalie Davis, ndavis@ bayerproperties.com, 770-683-0565.

Dusty the Clown Saturday

June 30, 11:00 a.m., Free

Come learn about face painting from one of the best and Coweta’s favorite -- Dusty the Clown! Dusty will present a workshop on the basics of face painting along with a hands-on demo. This workshop is suitable for kids of all ages.

For more information, contact the Central Library at 770-6832052.

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Georgia Museum of Art Presents: Beadweaving Tuesday

July 3, 10 a.m., Free

A hands-on workshop led by instructor Toni Carlucci that teaches participants how to weave using beads. For more information, call 770-683-1347 or visit www.newnancarnegie. com .

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4th of July Parade

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Face Painting Workshop with

welcomes the community to meet at Veterans Memorial Park by 8:30 a.m.

Registration is not necessary for participants unless they intend to use any type of motorized vehicle to pull a float. There is also no registration fee to participate. Main Street Newnan requests that all registration forms be submitted at least one week before the parade. The Newnan Rotary club will also host festivities on the evening of July 4th.

Please join us at 5:30 p.m., at Drake Stadium for family fun and fireworks until dark.

Admission is free, and concessions will be available for purchase at 6 p.m. Traditional holiday fare will be on hand with hot dogs, popcorn and soft drinks. There will be musical entertainment, and other attractions provided for children along with free souvenirs for the kids to take home. Official sponsors for this event are: the City of Newnan, Coweta County, Coweta County Schools and The Rotary Club of Newnan.

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Summer Building Workshop: Flag Mosaics Friday

July 6, 11 a.m., $10

Join Master Builder Rod at the Atlanta Brick Company at Thomas Crossroads for a Lego(R) building workshop. This week, participants will build totally awesome flag mosaics out of Lego(R). Participants

will get to bring their flags home with them.

Space is limited to 12 kids. Recommended age is 6-12, and cost is $10 + tax per child.

Registration must be completed online at https://atlbrick.com/ .

Call 470-414-2208 with questions.

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Pop Up Painting Exhibition Friday

July 6, 6 p.m., Free

As part of First Friday, The Boyd Gallery will Host a 2 day Pop Up Exhibition featuring the work of Atlanta painter, Kendall Portis.

The reception is from 6-9pm Friday night and you can see both David Boyd, Jr. and Kendall painting live on the streets during the reception as well as Saturday, July 7 from 10-3pm. The event is Free and Open to the Public.

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Market Day Saturday

July 7, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Free

Market Day takes place around the courthouse square in downtown Newnan, showcasing a variety of handmade, homemade, and homegrown products created by local artisans, artists, and farmers. It features 50 unique booths with new vendors and one-of-a-kind items each month. Market favorites include fresh locally grown produce, honey, jams and jellies, salsa, pottery, art, children’s clothing, hand-woven baskets, leather products,

fresh baked goods, handcrafted furniture, birdhouses, wood art, fiber art, wreaths, and floral design. The Market is open to the public, and there is no charge for admission.

Also at Market Day is Pickin’ on the Square, a gathering of acoustic musicians who drop in to jam on the courthouse steps. All are welcome.

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H.E.L.P Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic Saturday

July 14, 9 a.m.- 10:30 a.m., Varied

The H.E.L.P. Spay/ Neuter Clinic will host a low-cost vaccine clinic on a first come, first served basis. Flea and tick prevention medications will be available as well.

Nexgard and Frontline Gold will be available for dogs; Frontline Gold is available for cats. Heartgard Plus is available as heartworm prevention for dogs.

Canine vaccinations for rabies are $10; microchip $25, DHPP $10, kennel cough $10, leptospirosis $10, deworming $5$10, heartworm tests $15. For cats, rabies vaccinations are $10, microchip $25, FVRCP $10, FELV $15, deworming $5- $10 and combo tests are $25.

No exam fee. For the safety of all pets - dogs must be on leashes or in crates, and cats must be in crates, pet carrier boxes or pillow cases.

The H.E.L.P. Clinic is located at 12 The Crescent, Newnan. For more information, call 770-304-7911.

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