The Coweta Shopper July 6, 2016

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How Can I Get RidOf Those Fireants

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In Praise Of BlueWillow Patterns

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T he celebration of the 4th of July is more than just grilling out, a trip to the beach or a fun picnic. It is a reminder that we live in a free country, where we can come and go, buy and sell and speak

as we please – as long as we are within the limits of our nations fair laws. Yes, America has her issues and problems, but we are still one of the best places to live on planet Earth.

I feel the same way about our community. Here, everyone is “somebody”, rather than just a number or a statistic. When I’m out and about, cir-culating through Coweta County, I feel like part of a big family – the Coweta County family. Unlike some folks, I try to do business face to face rather than sending a check or using an on-line service. I actually enjoy making my rounds to the bank, the post office, the dry cleaners,

restaurants, gas stations, etc. And yes, I still take my payment, in person, to the local EMC office so I can say hello to them as well. The majority of the places I go know me by name and make me feel like I’m their only customer. That makes me feel special – like “somebody”, and I think they treat most other folks the same way.

Coweta County is blessed with good people who are always at the ready to help when needed. The recent accident at the Bonnell Company was well handled by our county’s first responder teams. Then, as I understand, citizens offered their help to those respondents in the form of food, water and other help. The Community Welcome House, which gives help to women and children who are victims of domestic violence, was able to raise over $30,000 in a six-week fund raising campaign – the result of caring individuals and businesses. When there is a need, our community gets involved. It may be the Scouts, the Cancer Society, the Angel House for girls, the Special Olympics , the Arts, or the more than 125 churches in the area. In this Shopper issue, there is a thank you note from a woman who had a recent kidney transplant (from her husband). She was overwhelmed by the num-ber of people who helped them in so many ways.

I suppose I still think of Newnan and Coweta County as a relatively small place. Although the larger company stores do a good job, I still like to do my business with the locally owned and operated busi-nesses whenever possible, especially our loyal advertisers. They make a living here, provide employ-ment and keep “our” money circulating in “our” community. More than 600 of these mostly local businesses have advertised their product or service in The Coweta Shopper. (We’re still waiting on a few more when they are ready!) This mentality is called “Buy Locally”.

And finally, we are served by a fantastic group of county and municipal departments, operated under the authority of well qualified men and women, who make Coweta a great place to live and work – both now and in the future. But special thanks should go to the law enforcement officers, firemen and other First Responder protective services. They have a sometimes-difficult job and they do it well!

Coweta is not the only great place to live – there are many. Some of us were “planted” here while others were dug up and “re-planted” here. But we’re all part of a good bunch of folks who are will-ing to do what it takes, helping each other with their time and money. In my opinion, that makes us “top drawer”!

Joe Post Script:

I’m not a charter member, but was born right here in the old Newnan Hospital in the 1940’s and I actually have what I refer to as my “membership card”. It’s a receipt for the Hospital bill in the amount of $98.60 - a small amount even back then. Perhaps I’ve told this too many times, but as the story was told to me (or at least as I have chosen to remember it), the hospital gave my mother a big discount for having such a “great looking” baby boy! But as I always say, “Never let the facts get in the way of of a good story!”


Stephanie R. ButcherCounty Coordinator Agricultural & Natural Resources AgentUGA Extension – Coweta County

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Q. Help! I have fi re ants in my yard!A. so you’ve packed your picnic basket full of summer goodies and head outside for some picnick-ing with the kids only to fi nd that the fi re ants are waging war on your summertime fun! Fire ants are some of the most irritating and some-times dangerous insects we fi nd in our yards. Just ask any mom whose child has gotten into fi re ants and suff ered an allergic reaction. Scary stuff !Here’s what you need to know about controlling fi re ants:

1Summertime treatments are usually not as eff ec-tive as spring and fall treatments. As the weather

gets hotter, the ants go deeper in the ground. Th is doesn’t mean that treatments aren’t eff ective at all though. Th e ants are just tougher to kill.

2Use a two-step ap-proach by using a bait

and a contact and pur-chase your fi re ant treat-ment in advance so that you’re ready to treat when the prime time presents itself. In the summer, the best time to treat will be aft er a rain and when no more rain is expected within 24 hours. Fire ants reproduce aft er it rains that’s why you will notice new mounds popping up aft er a summer rain.

3 Apply a bait when ants are actively for-

aging. So how do you know if they’re foraging? Th row a couple of regular potato chips in the yard and go back to check on them 20-30 minutes lat-er. If they are covered in ants, then they are forag-ing. Don’t forget to look on the bottom side of the chip next to the ground. Fire ants don’t like to be in the hot sun, so they might be under the chip.

4Do not disturb the mounds or apply baits

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gallon container such as a water sprinkling can. Pour the solution on top of and around the mound like a gentle rain. Otherwise, do not disturb the mound. Use a minimum of 2 gallons of solution per mound. Be aware that these products still may not give an immediate kill.

5Use a broadcast spreader and apply bait over the entire lawn for large areas. If you have a few

mounds, you can treat them by sprinkling the bait around the mound but not on the mound.

6 Treat in the late aft ernoon when temperatures are between 60 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit or on

a cloudy day.

7 Once a bag of bait has been opened, try to use the entire product within a few days. Th e oil car-

rier can degrade over time, and the ants may not take it if the product sits out.

8Follow the label on the product – it’s the law! An assortment of fi re ant products are available at lo-

cal lawn and garden centers including baits like hy-dramethylnon (Amdro), s-methoprene (Extinguish), or hydramethylnon+s-methoprene (Amdro Fire Strike). If you prefer a mound drench product, look for spinosad, permethrin or bifenthrin products. For a complete list of products available to homeowners, call the Extension offi ce at 770-254-2620.Trade and brand names are for information only. UGA Cooperative Extension does not warrant the standard of any products mentioned; neither does it imply approval of any product to the exclusion of others which may also be suitable.For more information about controlling fi re ants, contact UGA Cooperative Extension in Coweta County at 770-254-2620. Ask for the publication, “Managing Imported Fire Ants in Urban Areas”.

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TREMENDOUS 6 BEDROOM, 5 1/2 BATH BRICK & VINYL TWO STORY HOME on 13.28 open & wooded acres in North Coweta County! 24 x 60 barn, small pond. 1BR, 1BA In-law suite, 2BR, 1BA Apt-. Laundry chute. A lot of house and land for the money! $365,900 (FRANK or JESS)

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GENTLEMAN’S ESTATE, 47.2 open & wooded acres on Smokey Rd. Fenced & cross-fenced, 4 stall barn w/Apt. Inviting Gunite pool. State of the art dog kennels, stunning master suite w/600 Sq. Ft. Bath. Updated kitchen w/granite all the extras. Shows like a model. New Price: $659,900. (FRANK or JESS)

GORGEOUS CIRCA 1829 HOME carefully moved from LaGrange & restored w/additions in 1989 on 17+ mostly open acres w/2 acre stocked pond. Garage Apt. w/LR, fully equipped kitchen, lg. BR & 1.5BA. Main house w/LR, parlor, formal DR, Den w/f/p, sunroom, modern kitchen w/breakfast area, 3BR/2.5BA. $495,000. (FRANK & KIM)

94.59 ACRES HORSE FARM ON J.D. WALTON ROAD. 18 Stall plus 6 stall barn with kitchens, bedroom & laundry plus 50x50 workshop, 14 paddocks and 4 board fencing and water in all pastures. 5 run in sheds plus party house with gourmet kitchen and great-room w/stone fpl, and private bath. A must see horse farm at $990,000. (FRANK or JESS)

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CIRCA 1900 ERA HOME ON 10.33 GORGEOUS MOSTLY HARDWOOD ACRES near Welcome. Home has living room, 3 bedrooms, full bath, kitchen with dining area and front and back porches. Needs lots of work but a diamond in the rough. Sold “AS IS”. New Price Is: $99,900. (FRANK or JESS)

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1900 ERA HOME convenient to downtown & schools has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, spacious kitchen w/range, new dishwasher, refrigerator and breakfast area. Living room w/fireplace, Laundry Room, partial basement & detached double garage. See at $199,900. (JESS or FRANK)

FOUR SIDED BRICK ON 15 ACRE LAKE IN ARBOR SpRINGS, huge deck & patio overlooks stocked lake. Open Kitchen with all appliances. Breakfast Area. Formal Din-ing Room, LR w/fireplace. Office, Loft area. 4 Bedrooms & 4 ½ Baths. Full basement, triple garage and more. Lots of room for expansion. New price $649,900. (Frank or Jess)

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RARE OppORTUNITY IN pRESTIGIOUS WOODBINE SUBDIVISION. Potential to be a Million Dollar Estate on 1.73 acre cul-de-sac lot with exclusive access to Sewell Rd. Gorgeous hand-chiseled stone exterior, 20 ft. ceilings, stunning indoor pool, space for roof-top patio overlooking subdivision. $310,000. (JESS/FRANK/TOM)

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EXCELLENT INVESTMENT OppOR-TUNITY! 3 INCOMES IN ONE BUILDING! Yesterday’s Kitchen leases the front commercial space. Two separate residential rentals in the rear. Commercial area has 2 rooms plus a bathroom and storage area & currently leases for $600/month. One residential space has 2-3 bedrooms & 2 baths & currently leases for $650/month. Second residential space has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath and screen porch & currently leases for $650/month. Fenced in back yard. All three spaces have separate utility meters. 3 Water heaters in building and 2 HVAC units. A great investment at $185,000!

4.61 ACRES ON pOSEY ROAD - Heav-ily wooded with stream. Ideal for homesite or future development. Just off Hwy 34 on Posey Road near Thomas Crossroads. $69,900. (FRANK)

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pRIME LOCATION, HIGH VISIBILITY for an Income Producing Property. Strip Center Leased; 90 Unit Mini Warehouses; Restaurant; Rental Home. Ideal location to I-85 to Newnan or Columbus or West Point. All building are immaculate & well maintained. $699,000. (FRANK or CAROL)

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49+/- ACRES ACRES, N.COWETA CO.! Close to I-85 at Exit 51, schools & shopping. Ideal for development/family compound. Property is under Conservation Use. Shooting range & 4 deluxe deer or wildlife viewing stands on property. Several streams. Approx. 6-8 ac. destumped field. Owner is a licensed broker in GA & AL and is related to the listing agents by marriage. $610,675 (FRANK)

28.8 WOODED AND OpEN ACRES ON WELCOME ROAD with half ownership in 2 acre stocked pond. Approximately 9 acres pine timber and mature oaks. One acre field with tree house style deerstand. Numerous choice building sites. Great location near school. Will consider owner financing. Only $7,200 pER ACRE. (FRANK)

ATTENTION INVESTORS – 6 RENTED HOUSES AND 2 VACANT LOTS. All rent-ed. Total income $2540/mo. Just off Bullsboro Drive in downtown Newnan. Potential Commer-cial. Just $195,000. (FRANK OR JESS)

SHOppING CENTER KNOW AS WAHOO HILL SHOPPING CENTER. Residential Unit – Approximately 800 s/f rented for $650/month – has kitchen w/stove & refrigerator. 3 Churches w/Approximately 1,500 S/F. Units are each rented for $650 per month. 1 Unit w/Approximately 2,500 s/f is rented for $1,500 per month. 2 spaces currently vacant. Central natural gas heat & central A/C in larger units. Window A/C units in smaller units. Prop-erty to be sold “AS IS”. $300,000. (JESS or FRANK)

191.99 HEAVILY WOODED ACRES. Just off I-85 at Hogansville Exit. Long road front-age on Mountville Rd and Bass Cross Roads. City water and sewer. 2 acre stocked pond. Bold stream. Lots of wildlife. Ideal for retreat or development. Just $3,495 per acre. (FRANK or JESS)

STOCKED 9 ACRE LAKE & 1 acre pond on this beautifully wooded 61.745 acre tract. Road system makes enjoying this acreage a breeze! Rural area of fine homes. Parklike setting. Lots of wildlife. Zoned Rural Conserva-tion. $5,350/Ac. (FRANK or JESS)

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In the woodland backyard garden of MGEV Bon-nie Umberger, paths lead to sitting areas and the sit-ting areas lead to tranquility. Birds sing and chirp, neighborhood dogs yip, yet we sit in a lovely shaded area, immune to the busyness of life.

Bonnie and her husband are native Atlantans who considered the cities of Cartersville and Madison before coming to Newnan to establish their careers and family. They lived on Greenville Street for ten years and in 1994 moved to their current home in the Lake Redwine community. Bonnie says Newnan has been a wonderful place to raise a family and she doesn’t regret it for a minute having a slower pace of life that Coweta County affords. Bonnie is an RN who puts her skills to work volunteering at the Sa-maritan’s Clinic and in her husband’s dental prac-tice.

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Bonnie gardened as a child with her parents and her father’s specialty was rows of veggies and dahl-ias. As an adult, she started gardening to escape stress--she had a lot of family members pass away in one year and she says it was a healthy way to es-cape the stress of life. She says she initially became a MGEV in 1996 to learn more about the care of plants. Bonnie feels that the Master Gardener pro-gram has helped her as a gardener by exposing her to other gardeners who have enriched her knowledge of gardening. She says, “Every gardener has a dif-ferent focus--whether it be they propagate Japanese maples or have a wealth of plant folklore that you don’t read about in books. Learning and sharing from other gardeners, meeting people you might not otherwise have the chance to get to know, those opportunities are very enriching.” As her interest

in plants and design de-veloped, Bonnie later completed the Gwinnett Tech Horticulture pro-gram. Bonnie says her favorite thing about be-ing a MGEV is the good memories she has about the people she has met along the way and the pass-along plants shared from other MGEVs.

Bonnie’s woodland garden is approximately a half acre of native, heirloom, and pass-along plants. She says her children and their first dog helped make the paths in her garden by running and playing in the backyard, then Bonnie helped shape

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and groom the pathways. As you meander the paths, Bonnie’s fondness for the history of plants is evident in her plant choices. Hydrangeas, camellias, and Noisette roses are on display. Bonnie says she often references her last Wilkerson Mill hard copy catalogue and she remembers a time in Georgia where there were many “Mom and Pop” nurseries. Two independent plant shops that she frequents are Goodness Grows in Lexington, GA and Petals from the Past in Jemison, Alabama. Bonnie stresses that the MGEV plant sale is valuable to the community since the group can propagate non-trademarked old fashioned plant material and sell those plants to the public.

Although the biggest challenge in her woodland garden is tree cover and root competition for nu-trients and water and her least favorite gardening chore is digging holes, it all is worth it in the end when she has sweet memories of people that shared plants with her--a particular iris has an emotional attachment--remembering the lady that shared it with her from Greenville Street. As our visit ended, Bonnie mentioned that her adult daughter is now calling for gardening advice, and that it is fun to see that excitement and progress, which in turn renews your own enthusiasm for plants and gardening.


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From Staff Reports Everyone has heard of “Like Father, Like Son.” Well, 1st Franklin Financial of Newnan went a step further for Father’s Day this year. 1st Franklin Financial held its first Father-Son Look-Alike contest. And the winners were Justin and Bentlee Miller of Douglasville. “This was a lot of fun,” said Newnan Branch Man-ager Angie Starling. “We had many great entries and it really made judging to pick a winner a very difficult task.” The winners received their 1st Place Package of Gifts this week. The prizes were Movie Passes, and gift cards from Monkey Joe’s and Red Robin Gour-met Burgers. “It was our first year to hold a contest like this,” said Angie. “Another of our branches held a similar one for Mother’s Day. We thought this would be an excellent tribute for Father’s Day.” 1st Franklin Financial is located at 384 Bullsboro Drive in Newnan, next to Publix.

Father-Son Look-Alike Winners Justin (left) and Bentlee Miller.

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TeatimeTeatimeIn Praise of Blue Willow

I love dishes, and I’m not ashamed to admit it. My grandmother gave me the starter set of my everyday dishes—Rose Chintz by Johnson Brothers—and I have teawares in more pat-terns than I can name. But one of the patterns I admire most is one of the most beloved china patterns in the world, Blue Willow.

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Although the Willow pattern comes in many colors—including red, green, and brown—I’ve always preferred the blue. Th e blue-and-white porcelain was imported into England from China during the latter half of the 1700s, and once the potteries in England became es-tablished, many of the makers copied the pop-ular Chinese designs.

Today, makers around the globe con-tinue to produce a vari-ety of Willow patterns. I have a teacup and saucer that, like those dishes from my grand-mother, are inexpensive earthenware pieces by

Johnson Brothers in England. On the tea-cup’s saucer are some of the iconic images that make Willow-patterned pieces so easy to spot: a willow tree, two birds, people on a bridge, and a teahouse.

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For fun, I recently visited a couple of local antique malls in search of Blue Willow wares. As predicted, I found some pieces at each one. Some of the teacups were straight-sided and plain, others curved and elegant. At one mall, I found a pretty oval plat-ter as well as a vintage metal tin printed with the Blue Willow pat-tern.

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And whether that ro-mantic legend is true or not, I believe Blue Wil-low will forever have a beautiful story to tell.

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your long term expenses by having a well thought out plan. Decisions made during a crisis are usually costlier than ones that are planned. Geriatric care services are not covered by most insurances and are not covered by Medicare or Medicaid. The average costs for services can range from $50 to $200 an hour with the initial assess-ment visit often being at a higher rate. A geriatric care manager can be a great addi-tion to your care team and can help you determine what your parents care needs are and when and if a facility would be best for them. The geriatric care manager can also help with family meetings to insure that relationships are not damaged dur-ing these hard times. n Beth Dow is the owner of Home Helpers and Direct Link of GA & AL. If you need a geriatric care manager, or have more questions about what they do, contact Beth by phone: 678-876-5118 or by email at either: [email protected] or [email protected].

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Owners Dee and Ted Glazier opened Dragonfly Running Company in downtown Newnan last October. The Coweta Shopper did a Question-and-Answer interview with Dee Glazier to find out how business has been going.

n What’s the inspiration behind the opening of Dragonfly Running Company? “The Dragonfly Running Company store was started to meet the needs of runners and walkers in South Metro Atlan-ta; including all surrounding counties. We provide runners and walkers a destination to obtain specialty running shoes and to be fitted properly. All too often a running shoe is purchased based on color, style or price; we at Dragonfly want to ensure individuals are getting what they pay for and trust when they leave our store they have been provided the highest level of quality and knowledgeable service.”

n How important is running to you? “I have been an avid runner for over 30 years. I was in banking for 20 years on both the retail and commercial side; in 2010 I left banking and began a career in the well-ness and fitness industry but my love of running has always been foremost in my life.”

n Why the name ‘Dragonfly’? “The dragonfly sym-bolizes change in the perspective of self-realization and the understanding of the deeper meaning of life; finally being able to pursue this dream seems to go hand in hand with that symbolism.”

n How do you assess the first 9 months? How has the community responded? “It’s been worth every minute, I get to talk about running and shoes everyday. The community response has been very positive, overwhelmingly supportive and people are very grateful the store is here”

n What type of products do you specialize in and sell? “We carry Brooks, Saucony, Mizuno, Altra and Hoka One One in running shoes. We also carry

Balega and Feetures running socks and Trigger Point products. We have apparel and accessories as well as energy gels, chews and hydration tabs.”

n Does someone need to be an avid runner to shop at Dragonfly? “No, absolutely not. We get as many walkers as we do runners; we also receive numerous referrals from local doctors wanting their patients fitted in the proper shoe.”

n What are the services you offer? “Dragonfly Running Company, LLC is dedicated to the advance-ment of health and fitness through providing supe-rior customer service, knowledge and expertise in the area of running and walking shoes. We provide the Fit Process to ensure every customer has the shoe to achieve whatever their fitness goals may be. We have group runs on Tuesday evenings and Saturday morn-ings. We encourage all levels to come out and join us; our routes range from three to six miles.”

n Why would someone shop at Dragonfly Running Company instead of the Big Box stores? “It’s a com-bination of our services: The Fit Process, understand-ing pronation, customer service, attention to detail and 100% customer satisfaction.

Q&A with Dragonfly Running Companyn What is the Fit Process? “The Fit Process starts with understanding pronation, the way the foot rolls inward when you walk or run. It is part of the natural movement that helps the lower leg deal with weight transfer to the foot; some people pronate more or less than others. By providing our customers with the fit process we will ensure each individual’s needs are met and accurately determine what type of pronator you are: more – overpronator or less - underpronator. No matter what style you are we make sure you are run-ning or walking in the correct shoe. We accomplish this by utilizing video gait analysis. Video gait analy-sis is the biomechanical assessment of an individual’s stride. The goal of any running gait analysis process is to improve form, address inefficiencies, and help prevent future injuries. First we listen and communicate with you on what your past needs have been, what your current needs are and what your future needs might be. We also ask you about any past injuries you may have; we will help to educate you on what best fits your needs. After our intial consultation, we place you on the treadmill for about 30 seconds so that we may film your feet as they come in contact with the surface; this shows us the moment your weight is transferred to the foot. Our analysis will determine whether you pronate or not and only then will we be able to truly educate you on what style of shoe best fits your needs. We bring different brands for you to try and advise you to run in each shoe. You may choose to run on the treadmill in the store or try them out on the side-walk. We put you back on the treadmill to film you in the proper shoe so you can see how the right shoe impacts your stride and what a difference it makes. Seeing is believing; you will immediately appreciate the clear comparison of the right and wrong shoes. This process is completely free and no appoint-ment is ever necessary.” Dragonfly Running Company is at 10 LaGrange Street in Newnan. Hours are Monday-Saturday, 10 am to 6 pm. Contact them at 470-414-1430 or you can visit their website at: dragonflyrunningcompany.com.

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Coweta Master Gardener Extension Volunteers’Backyard Association July Meeting

Searching for Treasures in the Seven Sister States of Northeast India

Join us on July 12th to hear plant explorer and native Georgian, Scott McMahan, tell tales of his adventures while botanizing in Assam and Ar-unachal Pradesh, India in the spring of 2015. Th is region of the eastern Himalayas was

just deemed the last frontier of biodiver-sity by the World Wildlife Fund. 113 new plant species have been reported over the last fi ve years in remote jungles that haven’t been explored in over 80 years. Scott relates that “from Cobras under the cots, to elephant rides through the jungle, traveling through India will never disap-point one’s sense of wanderlust”.Th e Backyard Association is an educa-

tional program sponsored by the Coweta County Master Gardener Ex-tension Volunteers (MGEVs). Presentations are held on the second Tues-day of each month at UGA Extension – Coweta County, 255 Pine Road, Newnan. Admission to the 7 p.m. lecture is free, and you need not register in ad-

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For more information about the MGEV program, please visit www.ugaextension.org/coweta


OngoingBathing Beauties Swimwear & Murder in Coweta County exhibits

“Bathing Beauties” featuring swimwear of the early-to-mid 20th century and “Murder in Coweta County,” both at the McRitchie-Hollis Museum.

770-251-020774 Jackson Street, Newnan, GA 30263

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Mondays &FridaysExercise Is MedicineAt The CarnegieA community wellness class for prevention and management of chronic disease conditions. Th e class, sponsored by Th e Carnegie Foundation & Piedmont Newnan Well-ness Center, is Mondays & Fridays 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Reservations are required. Info:



WednesdaysFarmers Market

Downtown NewnanCoweta County Farm-er’s Market off ers locally grown fruits, vegetables, honey, fresh cut fl owers, plants and much more! … each Wednesday from 9 to 1 at Newnan’s Historic Train Depot

60 East Broad StreetDowntown Newnan

SaturdaysFarmers Marketon Temple Ave.at the Asa M. Powell Sr. Expo Center on Satur-day mornings 9 to 1 at

197 Temple Ave., Newnan_____________

ThursdaysLearn to play Mah JonggAt The Carnegie

Th ursdays in July at 2:30 p.m. Call for info …


newnancarnegie.com_____________July 7 & 21THURSdAy

Computer Basics/Adults

Th e mouse and key-board. Th ursday at 11:00 a.m. Registration is required. Learn how to use a mouse, clicking, scrolling, and moving and some basic func-tions of the keyboard.Mitchell Powell Library

25 Hospital Rd., 770.253.3625_____________

July 9 …2Nd SATURdAyS

Walk With The DocDr. Tia Guster, OB-GYN

“Walk and Talk” with a healthcare professional the second Saturday of each month at Pied-mont Newnan Hospital. Gather in the hospital’s main lobby by 8:15 a.m. Walk begins promptly at 8:30 a.m. Th e doctor will take fi ve minutes to talk about a health topic of their choice before leading participants on a walk around the hospital campus while answering questions. Receive a pedometer to help keep track of the number of steps taken, as well as a choice of a free T-shirt or water bottle. While the event is free, registration is required by calling or visiting website. Regis-tration available on site at 8 a.m.

877.527.3712piedmont.org/patients-visitors/walk-with-a-doc745 Poplar Rd., Newnan_____________

July 11MONdAy

Ken Scott’s Magic Show

11 a.m. at Powell Branch Library and 2 p.m. at Central Library. Join award winning Magi-cian and Coweta’s own Ken Scott for an aft er-noon of laughter, magic, and fun during his in-teractive show featuring “Croco”. Mitchell Powell Library

25 Hospital Rd., 770.253.3625

Central Library85 Literary Lane,

770.683.2052_____________

July 11MONdAy

Mango Monday/Adults

6-7 p.m. Learn about Mango Languages, an online language learn-ing system that teaches practical conversation skills for real communi-cation.Mitchell Powell Library

25 Hospital Rd., 770.253.3625_____________

July 122Nd TUESdAyS

Backyard AssociationMonthly MeetingCoweta County Mas-ter Gardener Extension Volunteers’ Backyard Association meet the second Tuesday at 7 p.m. Free. Call or email to register for door prizes. Registra-tion is not required but is preferred. Info . . .

[email protected]_____________

July 122Nd TUESdAyS

Parkinson’s Disease Support Group meetsTh e Parkinson’s Disease Support Group meets every second Tuesday of the month at the First United Methodist Church in Downtown Newnan at 2:30 p.m. in the Gathering Room. FUMC is located at 33 Greenville Street. Pa-tients and caregivers are invited. Info . . .

770.253.7400770.683.2693_____________

July 122Nd TUESdAyS

FUMC Job NetworkNetworking meetings help provide support, encouragement & men-toring opportunities for those who are un-employed or underem-ployed. We meet the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. in the Parish Hall of Newnan First United Methodist Church 33 Greenville St., Newnan

770.253.7400_____________

July 13WEdNESdAy

History with Elizabeth & Cookies & ColoringAt The CarnegieHistory with Elizabeth“Sister City - Ayr, Scot-land” at 10:00 a.m.Cookies & Coloring at 2:00 p.m. Info …



July 16SATURdAy

Low-Cost VaccineClinic HELP Spay/Neuter Clinic will host a low-cost vaccine clinic on Saturday, July 16 from 9 – 10:45 am. First come, fi rst served. All cats must be in carri-ers, all dogs must be on a leash. For more info

helpspayneuter.org/12 The Crescent, Newnan_____________

July 16SATURdAy

CAREing PAWS

CAREing Paws Satur-days at 10:30 a.m. Reg-istration is required. Learn how CAREing PAWS reading therapy dogs can help children improve their reading skill in a unique and fun environment. Age 6-12.Mitchell Powell Library

25 Hospital Rd., 770.253.3625_____________

July 16FIRST & THIRd SATURdAy

Pickin’ on the Squarein downtown Newnan, from 11 to 2ish. Enjoy local musicians playing acoustic music around the Court House Lawn. Any musician with an acoustic instrument is welcome ~ all genres and skill levels.

mainstreetnewnan.com770-253-8283_____________

Calendar of Events send your calendar event to [email protected] Friday at 1 p.m.

July 7THURSdAy

Family Movieat The Carnegie

A Little Princess Family Movie at 10 a.m. Please call to register for our family movie day!


newnancarnegie.com_____________July 7THURSdAy

History Book Club Witches: Salem, 1692Th ursday at 6:30-7:30 p.m.Mitchell Powell Library

25 Hospital Rd., 770.253.3625_____________

July 9 …SATURdAy

Pedal for Pets

5th Annual SSCC Pedal for Pets Charity Bike Ride Sat., July 9, 8 a.m. Well marked routes ~ through Coweta, Pike & Meriwether Coun-ties ~ off er 8-mile fam-ily ride, 31, 66 and 103 mile routes. Ride is fully supported with special-ty rest stops and SAG vehicles, plus post-ride meal. 229 Bridge St., Se-noia, GA 30276.

pedalforpets.org southsidecycling.com_____________

July 9 …SATURdAy

Olympics in Rio programTake part in a Brazilian Portuguese program to learn some basic words and phrases to make your experience more enjoyable. Th e program will be presented by Helosa Skelton, a native Portuguese speaker. For registration, call

770.253.3625Mitchell Powell Library

25 Hospital Rd._____________

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July 193Rd TUESdAyS

Multiple Sclerosis Support GroupA Multiple Sclerosis Support Group meets every third Tuesday of the month at Insignia of Newnan. Th e meetings start at 5 p.m. Insignia of Newnan is located at 27 Belt Road, Newnan, GA 30263. Info

770-354-495127 Belt Road, Newnan_____________

July 22FRIdAy

Family Movie Time

Friday at 3:00 p.m. All movies will be rated G or PG. We welcome you to bring your snacks and clear colored bever-ages.Mitchell Powell Library

25 Hospital Rd., 770.253.3625_____________

July 23SATURdAy

Back to School Community Event

Palmetto’s Th e L.I.F.E. church will host a Back to School Community Event on Sat., July 23 from 10 to 2. Job Fair, School Supplies Give-away, Food, Moonwalk, Communty Vendors, and more. Praise and Prayer Concert with Kent Osbourne starts at 5. We currently have vendor space available and would love for you to be in attendance. We are asking for a dona-tion of at least $75 to assist with buying sup-plies for the students. Th rough meeting sev-eral members of the community you will be able to advertise your company and partici-

pate in a great cause Also, if you would like to present we have a few seminar sessions slots available. Please contact Event Coordinator An-gela Howard for info

404.573.16605936 N. Hwy. 29,

Palmetto, GA 30268_____________

July 30SATURdAy

Pay It Forward Dental Day

Hope For Haiti Fund-raiser Sat., July 30th from 9 to 3. Receive an extraction or cleaning for a minimum $10 do-nation! First come, fi rst served. All proceeds go toward dental supplies & dental eff orts through Hope for Haiti. Our of-fi ce is part of a group of local dentists and hygienists who will be making a trip to Haiti in August. Participation in our Pay It Forward Dental Day will help us care for more people in desperate need of den-tal care. Wheat Fam-ily Dental. 42 Market Square Road, Ste. A, Newnan ~ at the main entrance of Summer Grove Subdivision.

770.251.8145WheatFamilyDental.com_____________

August 6SATURdAy

Volunteer Orientationfor Communty Welcome HouseSaturday, 10-11amHabitat for Humanity ReStore ~ 150 Pine Rd, Newnan. Teens (14+) and adults are need-ed. Contact Michela for more information! [email protected] Volunteers are always needed at New Beginnings! Contact the store manager at 770.683.8029

Habitat for Humanity ReStore

150 Pine Rd, Newnan_____________

August 6FIRST SATURdAy

Market Days

Around the courthouse square in downtown Newnan, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Th e market showcases a variety of handmade, homemade, and homegrown prod-ucts created by local artisans, artists, and farmers … fresh locally grown produce, honey, jams and jellies, salsa, pottery, art, children’s clothing, hand-woven baskets, leather prod-ucts, fresh baked goods, handcraft ed furniture, birdhouses, wood-art, fi ber-art, wreaths, fl oral design, and much more! For more info, visit:mainstreetnewnan.com_____________

August 6SATURdAy

Kellie Pickler atBlack Tie & Boots

Kellie Pickler will head-line the West Georgia Technical College Foun-dation’s 15th anniver-sary Black Tie & Boots concert at the WGTC Murphy Campus in Waco on August 6. All proceeds raised support student scholarships. Th e event includes a buff et dinner starting at 6:30 p.m. with the concert beginning at 8 p.m. Guests are treated to valet parking, a pro-fessional photographer, and a walk on the red carpet. Th is year’s attire is the event’s traditional ‘black tie optional.’ And, of course, boots. Spon-sorships, which include concert tickets and ad-mission to a ‘meet and greet’ reception with Kellie Pickler, are now available for purchase. A limited number of indi-vidual and group tickets will be made available on July 1 pending avail-

August 20SATURdAy

An ABBA Tributeat The Centre

Th ank you for the Mu-sic - A Modern Tribute to ABBA ~ a fl ashback to the ‘70’s with power-ful harmonies, ABBA’s signature synchronized dance moves, and unfor-gettable hits like “Danc-ing Queen,” “Mamma Mia,” “Waterloo,” and “Take a Chance on Me.” While many of the cast’s musical arrangements stay true to ABBA’s original orchestrations, their contemporary re-interpretations of some of ABBA’s classic singles make this musi-cal tribute one not to be missed. Sat., August 20 at 7:00 p.m. at Th e Centre for Performing and Visual Arts at 1523 Lower Fayetteville Rd., Newnan, GA 30265. $15 adults, students & seniors. More info

770-254-2787thecentreonline.net_____________

Market Days

Calendar of Events

The Carnegie Library‛s

Information available atnewnancarnegie.com and newnanclf.com

All programs are free. Call 1 week in advance to reserve seats. 770.683.13467

For more info email [email protected]

ability. For more infor-mation about becom-ing a corporate partner, contact Alison Rosbor-ough at [email protected] or 678-664-0516.

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August 12, 13FRIdAy & SATURdAy

Royal Baptist ChurchKids Consignment Sale

Missions Fundraiser. Friday 9 to 6; Saturday 8 to 2. Fall / Winter cloth-ing, furniture, toys, ma-ternity, etc. Royal Baptist Church, 70 Mayo Royal Ind. Blvd., Newnan, GA 30263. 770.251.7762. Check out website for more info

www.rbckidscon-signment.webs.com _____________

August 19FRIdAy

Small Farm Business Training Event

AgSouth will partner with the UGA Exten-sion offi ces in Carroll, Coweta, and Paulding counties to off er a small farm business training workshop. Th e educa-tional workshop covers balance sheets, income statements, personal fi -nance, building a bud-get, and much more. Th e upcoming FREE workshop will be of-fered Friday, August 19 rom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Carroll County Extension offi ce, 900 Newnan Rd, Carroll-ton, GA 30117. Space is limited in the workshop and participants are re-quired to register before August 12 by calling or emailing

(770) 836-8546 [email protected]. _____________

September 17SATURdAy

Grantville Chili & Blues Festival

Th e Grantville Chili & Blues Festival will be Saturday, September 17 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Main Street & Col-ley Park in downtown Grantville. Chili Cook-off , Entertainment, Blues Show Tribute to BB King, Jam Session, History/Educational Displays, Youth Talent, Clowns, Food, Craft s, Vendor Booths, Art & Antiques. Proceeds ben-efi t Grantville Historic Preservation Commis-sion. grantvillechiliblues.com_____________

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Land/Lots 44+/- aCres iN meri-WetHer Co. Nice rural tract near Alvaton. Fenced & crossed fenced. Shared inter-est in 2 ½ acre stocked lake. Great hunting & fishing! Lots of wildlife & good neighbors. $4,450.75 Ac. Frank 770-231-9535, Lindsey’s Inc. Realtors.

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Commercial/Investment oFFiCe sPaCe For reNt Th e Coweta Shopper is mov-ing to a building next door and will have its present of-fi ce space for rent by August 1st. It’s a 2,000 sq. ft . stand alone building with 4 offi ces, two bathrooms, several stor-age closets and a very nice central sitting area. Th ere is parking for nine cars. Prob-ably not good for retail, but a great offi ce space just south of the city of Newnan. Corner of Hwy 29 south and Pine Rd. May be willing to leave some furnishings. $1,390 month plus utilities of about $175. For more information, email or call Joe Williams [email protected]

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BriefsPhyslim’s Friday offi ce Hours Change

Physlim Physician Guided Weight loss and Wellness of Newnan is changing its offi ce hours on Friday. Beginning June 24, PhySlim will be open from 8 am to 2 pm on Fridays. Other hours of operation are Monday, 10-7; and Tuesday thru Th ursday, 10-6. PhySlim is located at 931 Lower Fayetteville road. For more info, call 770-683-slim (7546) or visit: www.physlim.com.

Typo Market Opens in Downtown Newnan

typo market recently opened in Downtown Newnan upstairs at 9 Greenville street. Typo Market sells exceptional offi ce supplies, fi ne paper and home goods. Mother and Daughter owners – Susan and Jessica – invite you to stop by. Business hours are Tuesday thru Saturday, 10 am to 6 pm. Call them at 678-552-9901 or visit their website at: www.typomarket.com.

Looking for a fun, exciting way to spend the day, but you’re on a limited budget? Visit some popular Atlanta at-tractions and save on the cost of ad-mission with these special discounts and offers:

n Georgia Aquarium • ImaginationNights– Visit Geor-gia Aquarium after 4 p.m. every day of the week and save over 30 percent off the full price of admission. Guests of all ages can enjoy full access to the entire Aquarium, including the all new dolphin presentation, for only $26.95 plus tax. Children 2 and under receive free admission. The offer must be purchased online or by calling 404-581-4000. Not avail-able for walk-up purchase. The deal is subject to exclusion dates. The AT&T Dolphin Celebration is based on avail-ability. • Save20PercentOffGeneralAd-mission– For a limited time, visitors can save 20 percent off gate admis-sion prices when they purchase tick-ets online or through the Aquarium’s call center. The offer is available seven days a week, until 4 p.m. Guests can purchase tickets in advance online or call 404-581-4000. Prices include: Adult (ages 13-64), $31.96 plus tax; Child (ages 3-12), $27.16 plus tax; and Senior (age 65-plus), $28.76 plus tax. The offer is subject to end or change at any time.

Save on Admission to popular Atlanta Attractions

• AAA Discount – AAA members can get one-day admission for $32.99 plus tax. • Georgia Birthday Offer – For Georgia residents, admission to Geor-gia Aquarium is free on your birth-day. Visit any ticket window and show proof of your birthday with a valid ID or copy of your birth certificate, and you’ll get a free general admission ticket, which provides access to all gal-leries and shows. The ticket must be redeemed and used on the day of your birthday. The offer is available to Geor-gia residents only. • MilitaryMondays– For a limited time, active military members can get free general admission on Mondays. Former military members, veterans and their families can get 10 percent off general admission each Monday. Mili-tary ID must be presented at the tick-eting counter. The offer is not available for online purchase and isn’t valid with other discounts, promotions or offers. For more information, visit www.

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n Zoo Atlanta • AAA Discount – AAA members can get one-day admission to Zoo Atlanta for $20.99 plus tax, which in-cludes Keeper Talks, training demos, the petting zoo and more. • Purchase Tickets Online – Visi-tors can save on admission when they buy general admission tickets online. Prices include: Adults (12 and up), $22.99; Children (ages 3 to 11), $16.99; and Seniors (ages 65 and up), $18.99. Children 2 and under get free admis-sion online and at the gate. • College StudentDiscount– With a valid student ID, college students can get general admission tickets for $21.99. • Military Discount – All active duty, reserves, veterans and retired members of the Armed Forces will receive free admission to Zoo Atlanta with a valid military ID. Regular ad-mission rates will apply to family mem-bers and other guests. • Group Rates – Groups of 10 or more will receive a group rate. • Library Pass Program – Geor-gia residents can visit a participating public library, including the Coweta County Public Library System, and check out the Zoo Atlanta Library Pass for free admission for a family of four. Adults must have a valid library card to check out the DVD. When they return

it, they will receive a receipt. Present the Zoo Atlanta Library Pass receipt and library card at the front gate for admission. The pass is valid for 14 days from the date on the receipt. For more info, visit www.zooatlanta.org or call 404-624-WILD.

n World of Coca-Cola • ArmedForcesAppreciation– All active duty, reserves and retired mem-bers of the U.S. Armed Forces will receive complimentary admission to the World of Coca-Cola. Present your valid Armed Forces ID card at the tick-eting window. For more information, visit https://www.worldofcoca-cola.com or call 404-676-5151 or 800-676-COKE.

n Atlanta CityPASS Save 43 percent on admission to the top five Atlanta attractions. Admis-sion includes 1) Georgia Aquarium, 2) World of Coca-Cola, 3) CNN Studio Tours, 4) Zoo Atlanta or Center for Civil and Human Rights and 5) Fern-bank Museum of Natural History or College Football Hall of Fame. Cost of one CityPASS: Adult (ages 13 and up), $76.75 plus tax, and Child (ages 3 to 12), $62.50 plus tax. Pur-chase online or at any of the partner at-tractions. CityPASS is valid for 9 days. For more information, visit http://www.citypass.com/atlanta or call 888-330-5008 or 208-787-4300.

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