Articles By Author - Hayley Williams
Triple Play to aid Special Olympics
The American Competitive Trail Horse Association (ACTHA) will host the Triple Play at Hard Labor Creek - a two-day trail competition - June 22-23 at Hard Labor Creek State Park.
Fairy House Festival to return
Friends of Newton Parks is sponsoring the Fifth Annual Fairy House Festival at Chimney Park from 2 to 5 p.m., Saturday, May 4.
National Council of Negro Women chartered locally
The Rockdale/Newton County Section of the National Council of Negro Women will be officially chartered May 11.
2nd annual car show set for Saturday
Snapping Shoals EMC's second Annual Car Show will take place Saturday at the co-op's headquarters at 14750 Brown Bridge Road in Covington.
Local author writes motivational book
A Covington woman hopes she can take her readers on a journey of survival with her newly published book," Rise Above Now."
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Archive By Author - Hayley Williams
Historic Society to host guest speaker
The Newton County Historic Society's next meeting will be at 7 p.m., Tuesday, April 9 at Georgia Piedmont Technical College, 8100 Bob Williams Parkway, off City Pond Road.
Get your nature on at Georgia Wildlife
Within the next few months, the Georgia Wildlife Federation, which is based out of Covington, will host many exciting events and volunteer opportunities to participate in. Many of these events take place at the Alcovy Conservation Center, which is located at 11600 Hazelbrand Road, Covington.
Floods bring trash to river banks
Yellow River Water Trail volunteers spent several hours both Thursday and Friday attempting to clean up the trash accumulation in the Yellow River and under the Porterdale Bridge, following the recent floods of the river.
Eastside High opens ‘Footloose’ play
Next week, the Eastside High School Drama Department will present "Footloose." The show will open at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday evening, followed by another performance on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and will conclude Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. "Footloose" is a musical about the young and spunky Ren McCormack, a Chicago native who has been forced by his mother to relocate to the small town of Bomont. When he arrives in Bomont and enrolls in ...
Check out this weekend's events
Plenty of entertaining, family friendly events are here to kick off the New Year. This list includes events for various areas of interest and price for all to enjoy. Check out events in Atlanta and around the area.
Holiday fun this weekend
The holiday spirit will be alive and well this weekend as locals ring in the season with several fun, family-friendly events. Friday, Dec. 7, Porterdale will host its Annual Christmas Parade with Santa and his live tiny reindeer at 7 p.m. in Downtown Porterdale. Following the parade will be the lighting of Porterdale's Historic Star and Christmas Tree. There is no cost for the parade. For more information on the event call (770) 786-2217 or visit www.cityofporterdale.com.
Production company looking for help
London-based TV company Atlantic Productions is looking for fun, interesting stories about wildlife making appearances in every day urban life.
Walk for stomach cancer Saturday
Though most people are not aware, November is Stomach Cancer Awareness Month. Tomorrow, Nov. 17, the first Laps for Life event will be held on the tracks at Alcovy High School. The walk, Laps for Life, will take place from 10 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Winston H. Kelly Sr. Memorial Foundation. All proceeds will be donated to stomach cancer research.
Heartscapes Art festival Saturday
Heartscapes Art Gallery & Custom Framing cordially invites residents to the second annual Heartscapes Holiday Market Festival this Saturday and Sunday Nov. 17-18 from 10 a.m. until 5p.m.
Can you hear me now?
A couple was arrested early Sunday morning, after trying to make a woman pay for a cell phone she had misplaced and they had found.
Keep your beer to yourself
A Covington woman was arrested after reportedly throwing a beer on her neighbor after the woman told her to leave.
Woman shoplifts at Walmart
A woman was seen tearing the tags off of several items that she had selected while browsing in the Covington Walmart. The woman continued through the store with her friend and when they proceeded to check out, the friend purchased several items, but the woman did not pay for any of the items of which she had ripped the tags off. The woman later attempted to leave the store with the following non-purchased items: one ...
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