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Savvy Crafters

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NTH Cornbread Cook-off

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Celebrates one year of Savvy Crafting

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othing is final, but the former Sprayberry's on Highway 34 could soon be inhabited by The Varsity.

According to a deed transfer filed with the Coweta County Clerk, the 5,152-square-foot facility was sold to the Evelyn and Frank Gordy Family Limited Partnership on Aug. 29.

The late Frank Gordy opened in the first Varsity restaurant on North Avenue near Georgia Tech in 1928.

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NTH FILE PHOTO Varsity Vice-President John Browne confirmed the purchase of the former Sprayberry's property, but said the company has no immediate plans for the development of the location.

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Browne confirmed the purchase of the property, but said the company has no immediate plans for the development of the location.

“For decades, our family has purchased parcels of land throughout the region where we see long-term value,” Browne said. “The Sprayberry’s BBQ location off Highway 34 in Newnan is a great property in a wonderful town.

“While we have no current plans for the site, we continue to look for strategic areas of growth for The Varsity,” Browne continued. “We appreciate all of the interest in our growth and encourage people to visit any of our five existing locations.”

The Sprayberry’s location on Highway 34 closed last week after nearly 25 years in business.

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o you think you make the best cornbread in Coweta County?

Put your recipe to the test during this year’s Fall Art Walk. You can enter your cornbread in the cook-off by emailing your name and phone number to news@newnan.com .

Be sure to put “cornbread” in the subject line.

Then, bring a batch of your cornbread to The Newnan Times-Herald on Sept. 20 before the Fall Art Walk, which starts at 5 p.m. Visitors to the newspaper during the Art Walk will sample the cornbreads and vote for their favorite.

The winner will receive a prize and their cornbread will be the official cornbread for The Times-Herald during the fall Oktoberfest on Oct. 4. During Oktoberfest, there will be a chili cook-off at the Times-Herald and the winning cornbread will be served on the side.

Last year, Rebecca Frey won the Golden Skillet award, whose recipe beat out 12 other entries. Along with bragging rights, Frey also won a complimentary

one-year subscription to The Newnan Times-Herald.

The deadline to sign up for the cornbread contest is Sept. 18 at 5 p.m. For questions about the contest, email news@newnan.com .

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It takes a very brave, courageous, and composed individual to work any of these jobs. Not many people out there are willing to put their lives on the line for a complete stranger. The families of some of these First Responders wonder every single day if their loved one will return home safely after the end of a long and diff icult day. Whether it be a medical emergency, a house fire, a natural disaster, we can always count on these people to step up and help the people around them.

Coweta County is truly blessed with some of the best and bravest First Responders. As a community, everyone seems to look out for one another and hold the town’s best interests close to heart. Next time you see a First Responder around town, be sure to stop them and thank them for their service to this community. By working together, we can all make this town even better and safer for our families.

If you are interested in becoming involved with the First Responders, you can join the The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program. This program educates members of the community about disaster preparedness for hazards and situations that impact our area.

Trainees learn disaster response skills, such as fire safety, search and rescue, team organization and disaster medical operations. You can learn more at www.citizencorps.gov.

It’s important that our community works together to find ways to aid our First Responders and to show our gratitude and appreciation to these outstanding people. This community still has a small town vibe and citizens look out for one another. Working together not only brings us close, but also helps us to have a safer and healthier community.

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Small business to celebrate one year anni of Savvy Crafting

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Savvy Crafters One Year Anniversary.jpg Owner Christy Davis

PHOTO COURTESY OF SAVVY CRAFTERS

inyl craft store, Savvy Crafters will mark off its first year in business on Thursday, September 19. The store, located at 1485 Highway 34 East, Newnan, in the White Oak Shopping Center, will celebrate its one year anniversary on September 19 from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m.

At noon a ribbon-cutting celebration will take place.

“Newnan has been abundantly supportive and energetic about Savvy,” owner Christy Davis said. “We look forward to seeing everyone at our one-year celebration. I feel so blessed and thankful to see a community rally around small business.”

As a part of Savvy Crafters’ one-year celebration, the store will be giving away free popcorn and hotdogs. Raffles and giveaways are also expected to take place throughout the day with winners receiving items from local area crafters along with “I’m a Savvy Crafter” tee-shirts.

“Thank you for valuing the small businesses that give our town such unique characteristics which give Newnan that hometown feel,” Davis said.

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Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lee Mr. Thomas Lee Judge and Mrs. William F. Lee, Jr. Ms. Joan LeVan Ms. Sue Livingston Mr. J. Chad Loftin Mr. T.J. Lowe Dr. Les Luttrell Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lyles The Honorable and Mrs. Joe MacNabb Dr. and Mrs. Bob B. Mann, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Mann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Mansour Mr. and Mrs. Kevin and Peggy Marais Mr. Richard Marchman Ms. Carol Markham Dr. and Mrs. Andrew McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McKee Mr. Bob McKoon Dr. Alva McRoberts Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Menchan, Sr. Ms. Laura Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Robin Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ted Millar Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller Ms. Mary Mills Dr. and Mrs. Eric S. Mitchell Mrs. Cheryl Morris Dr. and Mrs. Tom Moynahan Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Mullen Dr. Susan Mullins National Endowment for the Arts Mr. and Mrs. Clay Neely Newnan Kiwanis Club, Inc. Newnan Utilities Ms. Catherine L. Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Parnell Odom Mr. and Mrs. John Orler Harriet Owens Alexander Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Greg Owens Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Parker Mr. and Mrs. Murray Parks

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pass Ms. Lavonne E. Pedersen Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pierce LTC (Ret) and Mrs. Arthur L. Pope Dr. and Mrs. Frank Powell Mr. Ronald E. Preuss Ms. Jo Ann Ray Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reece Mr. and Mrs. Gil Reese Miss Caroline Rice Miss Robin Frances Rice Dr. and Mrs. Joel Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Ben Robuck Mr. and Mrs. William Roe Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rogers Mr. and Mrs. George Rosenzweig Mrs. Lois F. Ruby Ms. Christine Salter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Sears, Jr. Mr. Scott Seiler Ms. Carol Shankel Ms. Michelle Sheheane Mr. Rhodes Shell Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shepherd Ms. Elsa A. Sibley Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sizemore Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith Ms. Cecila P. Smith Friends of Lynn R. Smith, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Snell Southern Vein Care SouthTowne Motors Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Sowa Mr. Donald Sprayberry, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Starnes Mr. and Mrs. Josh Steed Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stuckey Mrs. John Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sumner Mrs. Brenda Sumpter Mr. and Mrs. Steve Swope Mr. and Mrs. Rick Tamplin Ms. Sally P. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Bob Teller Ms. Hope Thamert Dr. and Mrs. Boyce Thomas

Dr. and Mrs. Brian Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William Thomasson Mrs. Marjorie Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John Thrasher Ms. Karen C. Tinsley Ms. Barbara Tornow Ms. Menlia M. Trammell Mr. and Mrs. Bob Trammell Mr. and Mrs. Lee Troutman Ms. Cheryl Uhler Mr. and Mrs. Dan Umbach Mr. and Mrs. Ron Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Claude Vickers Mr. and Mrs. Phil Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Walker Mrs. Catherine Latimore Walldorf Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walls Mr. and Mrs. Phil Watkiss Ms. Dorothy Watt Terrie, John and Josh Wells Ms. Julie K White Ms. Martha S. White Ms. Pamela White Mrs. Elva Whitlock Mr. Marcus Whitlock Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wilson Mrs. Judith Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Keith Winn Ms. Minerva Winslow Mrs. Nancy Worthen Ms. Audrey C. Wright Mr. and Mrs. R. Lamar Wright Dr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Yancey, III Dr. and Mrs. Pat Yancey, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Yancey, IV Ms. Cleo Young Mr. Brian Ziifle Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ziifle, Jr. Ms. Terry Zoeller

EXCELLENCE in our community.”

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inspiration seekers passed through the doors of The Nixon Centre for the Arts.

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Scholarships awarded to Coweta County School System students to participate in summer programming.

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the community attended 17 shows of Touring Theatre Companies.

Coweta County School System students participated in summer theatre camp, art camp, and the S.T.A.R. program.

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Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Camp Mr. and Mrs. Sam Candler Mr. and Mrs. Richard Candler Cargill Meat Solutions Corporation Ms. Barbara Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Don Chapman Ms. Susan Child Dr. Mary Ben Christiansen Ms. Sue Christman Mr. David Clark Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clark Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coggin Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Cole Ms. Debra Conaway Mrs. Susan Conlan Mrs. Tippie Conner Ms. Sherry Cook Mr. Andrew Copeland Ms. Susan Couvillion The Coweta Community Foundation, Inc. Coweta-Fayette EMC Dr. and Mrs. Garnet Craddock, Jr. The Honorable and Mrs. John Herbert Cranford Dr. and Mrs. Cliff Cranford, Jr. Ms. Joan Crawford Mr. Brad and Dr. Kay Crosby Ms. Polly Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Terry Daviston Mr. William Decker and Ms. Ann Schellaci Delta Community Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dennis Ms. Patricia R. Dent Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Don Doggrell Judge Homer Drake Edgar B. Hollis Testamentary Trust Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Edge, IV Ms. Leona Engle Mr. and Mrs. David Farmer Ms. Kathy Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fletcher Fine Lines Art & Framing Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fowle Mr. and Mrs. Preston Fulmer Miss Ellis Garner

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of events Newnan

Book Club with Lola Sept. 11, 3:30 4:30 p.m.

Lola, a registered therapy dog, and her handler, Ms. Pam, provide 15-minute reading sessions for

elementary and middle school-aged children to practice their reading skills. Registration is required.

Call the Carnegie Library at 770-6831347 for more information or to register.

they were also masters of propaganda? Join Dr. Keith Pacholl, Professor of History at UWG for an entertaining evening to see how American

colonists used print, images, and other material objects to encourage patriotism, discredit opponents, and spark a revolution.

Sept. 11, 7 - 8 p.m.

The Coweta Remembers 9/11 Candlelight Vigil will be held at Veterans Park at Temple Avenue and Jackson Street in Newnan.

The event is an annual remembrance ceremony honoring and remembering the attacks in New York at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon in Washington, DC, when four hijacked commercial airliners were used as weapons of mass destruction.

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First Responders 9/11 Sept. 11, 9 a.m.

First Responders 9/11 Honor and Remember program in Newnan will honor and respect those who died on Sept.

11, 2001. Ceremonies will be held on Court Square in downtown Newnan. For more information, call 404-242-6020.

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How to Start a Revolution: Propaganda & the War for Independence Sept. 11, 6 p.m.

We know our Founding Fathers and Mothers as critics of tyranny, defenders of liberty, and champions of freedom.

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Taste of Carrollton Sept. 12, 5:30-8:30 p.m.

Carrollton Main Street will serve up its 28th annual Taste of Carrollton culinary event Sept. 12 from 5:308:30 p.m. on Adamson Square. Those attending purchase $1 tickets for bitesized food samples and specialty items from local restaurants. A food and brew package that includes five food tickets, wristband, souvenir cup and koozie is available for $25. Packages are available now online at www.carrollton-

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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

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Costco Sharpsburg Discovery Counseling Center, Hwy 34 at Spring Forest Way Frios Pops Greenville Street Shopping Center Haverty Furniture at Newnan Crossing Blvd.

Jefferson Grove Apartments

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Complex LINC Extension Los Abuelos Opening March 5th at Newnan Crossing McIntosh Parkway Newnan Fire Station 4 Newnan Views Townhomes O’Reilly Auto Parts RaceTrac at Poplar Rd and

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Skin Care Specialists Sharpsburg Sprayberry Road Dog Park Temple Avenue O’Reilly Auto Parts Woodspring Suites Diplomat Pkwy Word of God Lutheran Church

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One acre level, wooded lots located near Alvaton.

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Service Directory D & G Home Improvements. Inc.

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concrete

’S N O T N A CL expert

tree removal

stump grinding

service, llc “When we leave.... ...it’s finished!” slabs • patios sidewalks driveways

Trimming, Chipping, Drop Only, Landscaping

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Foundations

Sharpsburg, Ga. call mike :

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basement

Celebrating

37 Years in business!

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Gene King

678-378-4860

M.R. CONTAINERS 15 or 20 Yard Dumpsters Weekly Rates 678-758-1777

Coweta Landscaping & Design Sodding: All Types Drainage Solutions Retaining Walls Hardscaping Landscaping Materials Bobcat Work & Soil Preparation Office# 770-899-1173 Office# 678-633-5267 Email: bloodworthmike@yahoo.com http://www.CowetaLandscapingDesign.com

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No Job Too Large or Small.

Over 33 years experience.

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770-940-4057

* Room Additions * Kitchens & Baths * Garages * Decks * Basement Renovations * More!

Call Danny 770-527-6544

STRICKLAND PAINTING

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• home improvement & repairs • finished basements • electrical / plumbing • drywall / trim work • pressure washing • int. - ext. painting • all types of flooring • kitchen / bathroom remodeling • roofing / siding / gutters • windows / doors • decks /screen porch

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