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County jobless rate declines
Newton County's unemployment rate decreased from 10.6 percent in July to 10 percent in August, according to preliminary figures recently released by the Georgia Department of Labor. This number is down from August of 2011 when the unemployment rate was 11.8.
Things to do while the leaves fall
As Newton County residents begin to feel autumn's cool breezes, the county's fall calendar heats up with a bevy of events sure to keep the family busy during the season.
Today's weather: Small chance of rain
The National Weather Service is calling for a small chance of rain later in the day, with highs in the mid-80s for the first day of fall.
Man crashes into 2 power poles
An accused drunk driver was hospitalized after crashing into two power poles early Sunday morning in Porterdale.
Man crashes into two power poles
An accused drunk driver was hospitalized after crashing into two power poles early Sunday morning in Porterdale.
‘Vampire Diaries’ films for 4th season
Fans gathered in downtown Covington Wednesday to try to get a glimpse of their favorite stars from the hit TV show "The Vampire Diaries."
Bluegrass on the square
Residents gathered in the downtown area Thursday afternoon to mingle and enjoy their lunch hour listening to free music from the Sans Abri Band during the first September Luncheon Concert on the square.
Hometown boy goes Hollywood
A private investigator, football player, stunt man and actor, Oxford resident Jaye Tyroff is anything but typical.
Gas prices reach record highs for ’12
Yuvette Lowe, a Covington resident, said she "didn't have the right words to answer," when asked about her thoughts of the recent jump in gas prices.
Residents could feel effects of Isaac
Newton County residents can expect stormy weather for the next few days as the effects of Hurricane Isaac pass through the area.
Nutcracker auditions Sept. 8
Although outside doesn't feel like Christmas just yet, the Arts Association of Newton County is getting into the holiday spirit early by announcing public auditions for its annual Nutcracker ballet. The group is asking all curious residents to give the ballet slipper a try and come to Mainstream Dance in Covington Saturday, Sept. 8. Auditions for children ages five and six are from noon to 12:30 p.m., ages seven and up, auditions are from 12:45 p.m. to 1:15 p.m.
Miracle League breaks ground
Many years of hard work came to fruition Tuesday night, as the Newton County Recreation Commission held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Covington Miracle League Field.
Mister, Miss Pageant draws a crowd
Although the annual Mister and Miss Covington Pageant is only in its third year, but it's already becoming a staple event in Newton County as the pageant continues to draw in more contestants each year.
Love at First Sight: 70 Years of Bliss
In a little more than two weeks, Newton County residents Frank and Earline Seale will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary, a feat that speaks for itself.
Knife fight leads to assault arrest
A woman was arrested for assault with a knife Tuesday night after allegedly getting into a knife fight with her stepfather after he pulled a kitchen knife on her.
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