Clay Neely

Madelynn Neace celebrates with her Columbus State University teammates after punching their ticket to the 2024 NCAA Division II Soccer Championships.

Flames shoot through the roof of a home on Alessie Drive early Monday morning as Newnan firefighters battle a structure fire in the Avery Park subdivision. A family of five escaped the blaze without injury, according to fire officials.

Jae Kim of Aprio Advisory Group talks about the impact of Korean investment in Georgia and the importance of cultural connections in economic development.

Members of the Heritage Hawks boys soccer team celebrate Wednesday after defeating Holy Spirit Prep in penalty kicks to win the Georgia Independent Athletic Association state championship at Stratford Academy. Heritage claimed its first state title since 2003 after a 2-2 draw through double overtime and a 5-4 advantage in penalty kicks.

Dead trees and debris remain scattered behind homes in the Wills Run subdivision following a pine beetle infestation that residents say has created ongoing safety concerns. Homeowner Sam Black said one fallen tree damaged a fence near his backyard pool area earlier this year.

Clay Neely is the managing editor and co-publisher of The Newnan Times-Herald. He can be reached at [email protected].

Healing4Heroes has received a $15,000 grant from national nonprofit Petco Love to support the organization's work providing service dogs, training and ongoing support to veterans, first responders and their families.

Newnan artist Britney LaFaye has advanced to the top 10 of her group in The People's Artist.

Residents wait in line Saturday at Welcome Community Center during a Citizens for Rural Coweta pop-up event opposing proposed data center developments in Coweta.

Residents wait in line Saturday at Welcome Community Center during a Citizens for Rural Coweta pop-up event opposing proposed data center developments in Coweta.