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Memorial Day event scheduled in Senoia
This antique entry sports the red, white and blue in Senoia's annual Memorial Day parade.
Mom-daughter team working today
Mirta Pagn and Liza Caraballo, the mother-daughter team behind the specialties served at La Perla del Sur in Senoia, stir things up Puerto Rican-style in the restaurant's kitchen.
Senoia Library to celebrate one-year anniversary
The new Senoia Branch of the Coweta County Public Library System will be celebrating its one-year anniversary May 18 with special storytelling, a presentation of "The Wizard of Oz," a workshop for kids and salsa dancing.
Firefighter honored for heroism in rescue
Coweta Firefighter Charles Franklin "Frank" Jones III, right, was honored with a proclamation for his heroism by the Coweta County Commissioners Tuesday.
Mary Ann Brown, 85, of Fayetteville passed away May 6, 2013 after a severe stroke on April 23.
Coweta is obviously a good place to do business
We already know that Coweta County is a great place to live. Companies must be thinking it's a pretty good place to open a business, too.
Korean War will be focus for Memorial Day program
Local veteran Dick Stender greets Beverly Chase of Senoia at the 2012 Memorial Day program in Newnan.
Today is the day to pray for our county, our nation
Today is the National Day of Prayer, a time set aside for people of all faiths to pray for America.
RAVE: Regardless of one's political views, getting to meet whoever holds the title of President of the United States is a true honor.
The Woodbury Shoppe prepares for zombie fan invasion
By Danny Harrison Cable network AMC and "The Walking Dead" creators Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore are cashing in on the rising popularity of zombie fiction, and now Fayette County residents Carrie Cottrill and her husband Randall are set to take advantage of the world's most famous zombie show with their new The Woodbury Shoppe in Historic Downtown ... (more)
Cowetans earn recognition from Georgia Southern
Four Coweta County students were recognized for academic achievement by Georgia Southern University during the institution's Honors Day Convocation recently.
Bank teller arrested for stealing nearly $40,000
Kathy Graham, 56, of Senoia, turned herself in at the Coweta County Jail in Newnan on Tuesday and was charged with four counts of forgery in the first degree and one felony count of theft by taking, according to Lieutenant Jason Ercole with the Senoia Police Department.