Newnan-Coweta Magazine

09/27/2025

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09/22/2025

Jeremy Henson has found a way to bring art, compassion, and community to one of life’s most difficult moments, a loved one's funeral.

His work represents something deeper than decoration. It’s about ensuring that people are remembered not just for how they died, but for how they lived.

Custom vinyl wraps created by the Henson Signs & Graphics team transform ordinary caskets into personalized works of art that celebrate a person’s passions and personality.

Written by MELISSA JACKSON Photographs courtesy of HENSON SIGNS & GRAPHICS

09/18/2025

Our prize basket is growing and some lucky cookie is going to win big. Drop off your homemade cookies at our downtown office today between 2:00 and 5:00 pm or tomorrow Friday Sept 19th between 9:00 am and 12:00 pm. Judging starts tomorrow.

09/16/2025

Heroes Among Us is out! This special feature highlights stories and topics important to Coweta heroes employed in law enforcement, 911 services and fire/rescue. Thank you Coweta heroes for your service.

This special section salutes Coweta’s police and sheriff’s departments, fire rescue and emergency medical services, and 911 operators who deal with life and death issues as part of their daily routine. Click here to read!

09/15/2025

Local author Jennifer London pays tribute to the life of Zachary Tuttle and shares the bravery and devotion of the Tuttle family after losing their son to Eagle Barrett Syndrome.

Written by JENNIFER LONDON Photographs courtesy of JASON TUTTLE

09/15/2025

Usher in fall with the annual Fall Art Walk in downtown Newnan this Friday, Sept 19th 5:00-9:00 pm. Local

The Fall Art Walk Event is our celebration of local art, and is hosted twice a year in Downtown Newnan! Visitors can expect to stroll through over 25 locations and […]

09/11/2025

Coweta Coroner Richard Hawk balances toughness with compassion in a role that demands both.
A former paramedic, he became coroner in 2012, never imagining that tragedy would strike his own family when his son Luke and parents were murdered in 2022.

Hawk draws strength from his faith, using his grief to connect more deeply with families experiencing loss. He continues to serve Coweta County with dedication, empathy, and resilience.
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09/09/2025

It's time for our annual Christmas Cookie Contest!

09/09/2025

The September/October issue is HERE! Our Death and Life issue is both unique and touching. https://newnancowetamagazine.com

09/02/2025

The best deal of the year! Both print and online access to your local news.