'Notify Newnan' Text Service Offered
The city of Newnan is reaching out to its citizens with a new capability to send text messages to mobile devices through its “Notify Newnan” program.
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Newnan Upgrades Digital Radio System
The city of Newnan’s public safety and public works departments have switched over to a new enhanced digital radio system.
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A New UWG Campus Moves Closer
Tuesday was a huge day for the city of Newnan and, in fact, all of Coweta County. City council approved three big contracts - architectural, construction and environmental compliance - as part of the $15 million project to convert the old Newnan Hospital into a new University of West Georgia campus here.
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Cleaning Up The Town
Keep Newnan Beautiful is getting some help from Coweta’s corporate community. The city department is working to make the city a better place for its citizens and has held a number of cleanup and recycling efforts.
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Main Street Receives National Accreditation
The Main Street Newnan program has been designated as an accredited National Main Street Program for meeting the commercial district revitalization performance standards set by the National Main Street Center, a subsidiary of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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Main Street Starting Community Farmers Market
Newnan’s downtown food offerings will get a little bigger — and a little fresher — starting May 1, when Our Community Farmers Market opens in cooperation with Main Street Newnan and the city Business Development department.
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Newnan Centre On Pace To Open In Early June
What started as a dream is slowly becoming a reality as Newnan Convention Center Authority members held their first official tour of the city’s nearly completed multi-use meeting facility.
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Public Safety Complex On Newnan Agenda
At Tuesday’s meeting, Newnan City Council is expected to approve a final contract with the company that will build the city’s new $8.5 million public safety complex.
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No Plan Yet For Old Warner Building
The Newnan City Council-appointed committee working to develop the old Howard Warner School buildings on Savannah Street has determined it has not found any suitable uses for the complex.
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Newnan Marking Georgia Cities Week With Movie Screening
Newnan will celebrate Georgia Cities Week coming up in April on the theme “Where the Action is,” including a special movie screening and the spring edition of the “Taste of Newnan” food festival.
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Newnan looking ahead to multi-million building projects
Newnan city officials and staff probably would prefer not to see another year like 2012. That's not a negative, but rather several major projects, far-reaching financial negotiations and tax votes, and even voting changes added up to a massive workload.
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Committee reconvenes to decide former school's fate
The volunteer citizen committee charged with determining the best use for the old Howard Warner School building on Newnan’s Savannah Street is back in business after a group chosen last April to develop the property abandoned the effort.
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Citizens again look at future of Warner building
The volunteer citizen committee charged with determining the best use for the former Howard Warner School on Newnan’s Savannah Street is back in business after the group chosen to develop the property abandoned the effort.
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UWG: New campus downtown is creating excitement
Plans are moving forward for the new Newnan campus of the University of West Georgia, and a lot of people are excited about that project – state leaders and university administrators, as well as Newnan officials.
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Downtown Newnan: Some trees on Jackson, Madison cut down
Workers with Valley Crest Tree Care Services were back in downtown Newnan this week, removing overgrown trees. City officials arranged for removal of the trees, which some downtown business owners complained are interfering with utilities and blocking signs.
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Public can speak out on downtown 2-hour parking
Those interested in the ongoing downtown Newnan parking debate will get a chance tonight to hear about recommendations from a new parking study, and also to give their input. Two-hour parking limits would return to specific areas of downtown based on the study by John D. Edwards Transportation Consultants Inc.
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Warner School project on hold until next year
The effort to preserve and reopen the Howard Warner School in Newnan as a center of community activity is on hold following word that Shelllie Hardee, whose group was selected to lead the renovation project, has left town and will not be able to continue the work.
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Safety complex on City of Newnan agenda
Newnan City Council is expected to approve a construction manager for its proposed new public safety complex, as well as finalize a new sanitation contract, during Tuesday’s regular meeting.
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Senoia looking forward to another season of 'Walking Dead' filming
The streets of Senoia will be covered with undead “walkers” next year as season four of AMC TV’s smash hit “The Walking Dead” cranks up again. The news was announced at Monday’s meeting of the Senoia Mayor and City Council by Mike Riley, of Stalwart Films, which produces the series.
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Newnan to consider $1 million move to digital radio
Newnan City Council will consider spending more than $1 million to move the city’s old public safety communications system over to Coweta County’s new digital radio system during its regular meeting Tuesday.
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