Clay Neely

Clockwise from top left, Steve Swope receives the Brig. Gen. Robin Tornow Service Above Self Award; Peyton Shelnutt receives the President's Award; Jada Duncan receives the Lynn Smith Service Above Self Scholarship; Landon Johnson receives the Steele-Freeman Outstanding Leadership Award; and Jason Bedingfield receives the Rotarian Rookie of the Year Award during the Rotary Club of Newnan's annual Changing of the Guard ceremony Thursday evening.

A driver was killed early Thursday morning in a single-vehicle crash on Corinth Road, according to the Georgia State Patrol.

Edwin Brant Frost IV, founder of First Liberty Building & Loan, is accused by federal regulators of orchestrating an investment fraud scheme that may have impacted hundreds of investors.

From left, Edith Byrd of BYRD House, Joe Griffith of Mallaghan, Christine Curtin of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Georgia chapter, Todd Scarbrough of the Hunter Scarbrough Foundation, Elizabeth Giles of the Frayed Edges Foundation and Laura McGrath of Mallaghan gather during a presentation recognizing the $30,000 raised by last year's Mallaghan Shamrock Classic Charity Golf Tournament. The proceeds benefited the four nonprofit organizations.

Newnan residents Stephen and LeeAnne Brown, Cyndi and Mike Winslett, Kristy and Tim Shelnutt, and Tyler Winslett were among thousands in attendance for the Alan Jackson farewell. concert.

Historian and economist Lawrence Reed speaks to members of the White Oak Golden Kiwanis Club on Thursday about the ideas and individuals that shaped America's founding ahead of the nation's 250th Independence Day celebration

Two Newnan residents were killed Tuesday afternoon in a motorcycle crash on Ga. Highway 29, according to the Georgia State Patrol.

Mike Winslett, left, stands with Newnan Fire Chief Stephen Brown, Newnan Police Chief Brent Blankenship and City Manager Cleatus Phillips following Wednesday's unveiling of a new community outreach truck donated by the Winslett Family Foundation. The vehicle will be used by the city's police and fire departments at neighborhood events, schools and festivals.

Kelly Entrekin shows the damage to her minivan after it was struck by a bullet, along with a map identifying where she said the incident occurred. Police recovered a projectile from inside the vehicle, and the investigation remains active.

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