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Thursday, July 4th Newnan High School Drake Stadium

• Gates Open at 5:30 pm

Concession Stand

Hot dogs • Hamburgers • Popcorn • Candy Cash and credit cards accepted.

Foundation Church will be on site with the ice cream truck.

Children’s & Family Activities

• Face Painting by Joy Face Painting • Free Craft Activities wwith The Newnan Junior Service League • Winged Ambassador’s Birds of Prey Exhibit • Contest for “Most Patriotic Dressed Child”

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Crossroads Rebellion Band “a good-time rock and roll band” and Men of Cornerstone Quartet — Fireworks will happen rain or shine on July 4th —

Schedule of Events 5:30 pm 6:30 – 7:00 pm 7:05 pm 7:10 – 7:40 pm 7:45 – 8:15 pm 8:15 – 8:25 pm

Gates and Concession Stand Open Crossroads Rebellion Band Welcome anwd Announcements Crossroads Rebellion Band Men of Cornerstone Quartet Repeat Welcome and Announcements, Award for Most Patriotic Child 8:25 – 8:55 pm Crossroads Rebellion Band 8:55 pm Invocation by Local Pastor 9:00 pm Flag Color Guard by the Marine Corps League 9:05 pm Flag presentation and National Anthem led

by Men of Cornerstone Quartet 9:13 pm Remarks from Rotary President Carol Moore 9:20 pm Men of Cornerstone Quartet 9:21 pm Begin countdown to fireworks...

Times subject to weather. Please visit Facebook.com/rotarynewnan/ for updates.

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Ongoing Projects Developments • Acura of Newnan • Ashley Park Mini Expansion Project • Candlewood Suites Newnan Crossing Bypass • Central Baptist Church Expansion • Chick-fil-A Newnan Crossing Blvd at Poplar Road • Costco Sharpsburg • Discovery Counseling Center, Hwy 34 at Spring Forest Way • Frios Pops • Greenville Street Shopping Center • Haverty Furniture at Newnan Crossing Blvd.

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Intersection improvements happening around historic Newnan

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PHOTO BY JONATHAN DOCKERY

Intersection of East Broad Street at Farmer Street and Pinson Street.

hen traveling around the historical districts of Newnan, you might have noticed new traffic lights being installed.

Two are currently being implemented at the intersection of East Broad Street and Farmer Street along with the intersection of Roscoe Road and Sherwood Drive. The new traffic poles have black powder-coated traffic signal housings and mast arms.

Newnan City Engineer Michael Clahr said a consultant is currently working on design upgrades for a new traffic light at LaGrange Street and Boone.

“We would like to see these throughout the city, if it makes sense to do it throughout the city,” Clahr said.

“We are implementing a split phase timing design, in which the timing issue will be fixed to current standards,” Clahr said. “The intersection upgrades will also include pedestrian signals and the light will help with traffic congestion.”

Additionally, a troublesome intersection for those traveling on Bullsboro Drive at Amlajack Boulevard is undergoing major improvements.

At this intersection some of the gore area is being removed to make room for dual left turns from Bullsboro Drive to Amlajack Boulevard and Celebrate Life Parkway.

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Newnan

Market Day July 6, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Market Day is held the first Saturday of the month, and features handmade, homemade and homegrown products from locally sourced vendors. Each month offers new vendors and new products, with more than 50 unique spaces selling a variety of one-of-a-kind gift items. Market Day favorites include fresh locally grown produce, honey, jams and jellies, salsa, pottery, art, handmade children’s clothes, hand-woven baskets, leather products, freshly baked goods, handmade

Newnan

Makers Day July 6 & 7, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Hosted by The Artisans Heritage Guild, come see live demonstrations by local artisans such as blacksmiths, potters, weavers and others at the historic train depot in Newnan. For more information, contact Michael Sebacher at mjsebacher@ bellsouth.net.

Newnan

Lew-E’s UFO Show: Unbelievably Funny Object Edition July 2, 11 a.m.

The U.F.O show is geared up to blast books right off the Powell Branch Library shelves. Readers will take a Journey with their favorite clown, Lew-E, and his hilarious sidekick, Oogly Boogly.

Using juggling, comedy magic, audience participation and puppetry, he will go on a mission to uncover what’s inside Oogly Boogly’s Top Secret Space Box of Amazement!

This journey is guaranteed to knock the socks off even the calmest of Aliens!

furniture, handmade birdhouses, wood art, fiber art, wreaths and floral design. Pickin’ on the Square also takes place each month during Market Day. Pickin’ on the Square is a group of local musicians playing acoustic music around the courthouse lawn. Any musician with an acoustic instrument is invited to join in.

Newnan

Fourth of July Fireworks July 4, 5:30 p.m.

Finish up the Fourth of July in Newnan with a brilliant fireworks display. Admission is free and concessions will be available for purchase at 6 p.m. The event includes musical entertainment, children’s attractions, fun and fireworks after dark. . For more information, call 770-253-8283.

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Fourth of July Parade July 4, 9 a.m.

The annual community parade will begin at Veteran’s Memori-

al Park (Temple Avenue Park) and wind down at Greenville Street Park between 9:30 and 10 a.m. Main Street Newnan asks the community to meet at Veteran’s Memorial Park by 8:30 a.m. There’s no cost to participate and registration is

not necessary unless a motorized vehicle is being used to pull a float. All registration forms should be submitted to Main Street Newnan one week before the parade. For more information, visit mainstreetnewnan. com or call 770-253-8283.

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Behind-the-scenes of Newnan’s annual fireworks celebration

PHOTO COURTESY OF THE NEWNAN ROTARY CLUB The fireworks site has to be approved each year taking into account tree lines and other factors. Also, if inclement weather conditions occur the day of the event, the fireworks company may suggest shooting fireworks at an earlier or later time to ensure safety.

BY BRITTANY SHIVERS BRITTANY@NEWNAN.COM

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or the Newnan Rotary Club, it takes at least a year of behindthe-scenes preparation to successfully put on the Fourth of July fireworks celebration.

Carol Moore, the Newnan Rotary Club President, is the one leading the club in the event planning for this year.

One of the most crucial steps for the club is booking the fireworks display company a year in advance. Because of the popularity of fireworks on July 4, the club must book a company early to en-

sure that there will be fireworks for the extravaganza, according to Moore. After all, without this first step, there would be no event.

Vendors are also secured as early as a year out because they get booked just as quickly.

The Rotary Club tries to secure its sponsors as early as six to eight months before the event so that there is enough funding, according to Moore.

“We could not do this event without the city of Newnan, Coweta County and the Coweta School System as they are our major donors,” said Moore. “We rely heavily on sponsorships to produce this event as it costs around $30,000 annually.”

According to Ginger Queener, Ro-

tary fireworks committee member, a fireworks display can cost up to $1,000 a minute, which contributes to a lot of the cost.

In addition, the club must secure special permits from the city for permission to put on the event and obtain insurance certificates from all parties.

Three months before the celebration is when the Rotary club members come together to create a budget and book entertainment. This year's entertainment will be the Marine Corps League Color Guard, Crossroads Rebellion Band and the Men of Cornerstone Quartet.

In May, the club plans the concessions menu and pricing. This year the menu will include hamburgers, hot dogs, candy and drinks. The club also plans for children's activities at this time, such as face painting and inflatables according to Moore.

Although port-a-potties are often taken for granted, they are also an important aspect of the event. Making sure that bathrooms are accessible for everyone is a part of the planning for the club. Planning for handicap accessible restrooms is also a priority.

June is the month of planning focused on safety. Moore said that the club coordinates safety and security measures with the Newnan Fire and Police Departments and Coweta Fire Rescue, which provides local emergency medical services. This is also when volunteers are solicited for each area: parking, security, weather, concession prep work and sales and entertainment.

The week of July 4 is when the magic starts to come together. At the beginning of the week, details are finalized with vendors. On July 3, the port-a-potties arrive, vendors set up and sounds, staging, and lights are ready to go.

Volunteers get up early on the day of the event to ensure everything goes according to plan especially with concessions and last-minute details. Throughout the months of planning that goes into the show, there is a lot of volunteer work being done.

“The total estimated number of vol-

unteer hours to produce the event is 500,” said Moore.

Moore and the club are happy to plan the event and strive for it to be the best show possible.

“In most cities, you have paid staff who organize an event of this size, but our all-volunteer club is humbled and honored to have the job to host and coordinate such a wonderful community event,” said Queener. “As an all-volunteer service organization, with the incoming president leading the club in this endeavor, it’s a responsibility we do not take lightly.”

The fireworks will be at Newnan High School’s Pope Field and the gates and concessions will open at 5:30 p.m. Admission is free.

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New turn lanes almost ready at Bullsboro, Amlajack

BY SARAH FAY CAMPBELL SARAH@NEWNAN.COM

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he Georgia Department of Transportation is removing striping from gored areas on Bullsboro Drive at Amlajack Boulevard/Celebrate Life Parkway and transforming them into left-turn lanes.

The project doesn’t require any right-of-way acquisition, or even any paving – the lane is already there, it’s just been marked off with white stripes for years.

The project is just about wrapped up, said Tyler Peek, district traffic engineer for GDOT. “We are anticipating turning the new signal on within the first couple of weeks of July,” Peek said Tuesday.

Currently, there is a single left turn lane on both sides of the intersection.

When the new lanes open and the new traffic signal goes live, motorists will only be able to turn left on the green arrow. This is known as protected phasing.

Currently, motorists can turn left on a green arrow, and also have the ability to turn left on green if they can turn left safely, known as permitted phasing.

Because of high traffic volumes at the intersection, “there are a lot of times of the day where you aren’t going to find a gap” in the traffic, Peek said.

It would likely only be late at night or in other very low traffic times that people may find themselves sitting at a red arrow when they formerly would have been able to turn left, he said.

In addition to the new signal and removing the striping, crews had to do some slight reconfiguring of the concrete island on Amlajack to accommodate the dual turns, Peek said.

Peek said GDOT has been working with Coweta County and the city of Newnan in finding the right improvement for the intersection.

They had noticed that the turn lane onto Amlajack wasn’t long enough, resulting in limited “storage” capaci-

PHOTO BY SARAH CAMPBELL Striped gore areas on Bullsboro Drive are being converted into left-turn lanes at the intersection with Amlajack Boulevard/Celebrate Life Parkway. ty. Sometimes motorists pull onto the grass median to get to the turn lane.

The first plan was to make the turn lane longer, but there are some drainage structures in the median that kept that project from being feasible, Peek said. GDOT collected some traffic data and determined that traffic numbers would support the dual turn lanes, he said.

The only downside to having dual turn lanes is that they don’t allow the permissive phasing option, Peek said.

In some situations, that can be enough of a disadvantage to stop the project. But for this intersection, it was determined there would be greater storage and through-movement of traffic with the dual lanes, Peek said.

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Newnan Rotary fireworks back on the 4th

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Rain or shine, the Newnan Rotary Club will host its annual Fourth of July celebration with fireworks and entertainment at Newnan High School’s Pope Field, located at the end of Armory Road.

Since 1987, the event has been led by the Newnan Rotary Club, which has partnered with the City of Newnan, Coweta County, Coweta County Schools and local businesses and individuals to host the celebration as a gift to the whole community.

Admission to the fireworks show is free for all to attend. There will be kids activities including face painting

by Face Joy, crafts with the Newnan Junior Service League, the “Most Patriotic-Dressed Child” contest and live entertainment from two local bands.

The Rotary Club will have concessions available for purchase that will include hot dogs, hamburgers, drinks

and candy, and Foundation Church will provide free ice cream.

This year, the club has partnered with Southside Support, which will be providing the SNAZ (Special Needs Accommodation Zone) RV – where families who have children with special needs can come and experience a quiet zone to relax or regroup after a meltdown – a diaper changing station for any size, a clean place to change a feeding tube and a breastfeeding area.

Gates and concessions will open at 5:30 p.m. Live music provided by the Crossroads Rebellion Band and the Men of Cornerstone quartet will begin at 6:30 p.m. Fireworks will begin promptly at dark.

Parking on campus is limited, so attendees are encouraged to arrive early.

Handicapped parking is available in on Armory Road in the NHS band practice area.

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Newnan Shakes to perform ‘Romeo and Juliet’

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ewnan Shakespeare in the Park will be performing Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” in Greenville Street Park this August.

The family-friendly performances will be Aug. 9 and 10, at 8 p.m., and they are free to the public.

“We could not be more thankful for the community’s support last

year, and we are thrilled to bring this beloved show to Newnan’s beautiful downtown this summer,” said Madeline Sain, co-founder of Newnan Shakespeare in the Park.

Newnan Shakes is a local nonprofit theatre group that produced their first show, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” last summer.

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Mid-Sized to

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Service Directory Coweta Carpentry

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tree removal

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Rick Hale (owner) 470-241-0578 Chris Bogert (owner) 404-509-6621 webuildyourdreams2018@yahoo.com

Sharpsburg, Ga. call mike :

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678-378-4860

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D & G Home Improvements. Inc.

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NEWTONMORE CONSTRUCTION LLC

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