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The Y prepares for Cheerios Challenge

This is just a friendly reminder about this Saturday's Cheerios Challenge to make sure everyone's ready for the big races. First of all, registration is ongoing and will be open through the morning of the race. Secondly, the events will be held at the Y on Newton Drive with the 10K race starting at 7:30 a.m., the 1-mile Fun Run/Walk following at 9 a.m. and the 5K anchoring the event at 9:30 a.m.

March 23, 2013 | Staff Report | LOCAL


Actress Jasmine Guy to speak at GPC

She's been in Covington recently filming the TV series, "The Vampire Diaries," but actress Jasmine Guy will be speaking about real predators when she comes to Georgia Perimeter College Monday.

March 23, 2013 | Staff Report | LOCAL


Volunteers brave rain to pick up litter

Volunteers endured the rain and gloomy weather in an effort to clean up the county Saturday morning, as Keep Covington/Newton Beautiful hosted the Great American Cleanup campaign, the nation's largest annual community improvement program.

March 23, 2013 | Danielle Everson | LOCAL


Woman suffers head injuries

A Covington man was arrested for simple battery, after police noticed a woman walking down the street with a lump on her head and a bloody mouth Thursday afternoon.

March 23, 2013 | Amber Pittman | LOCAL


Hall of Fame coming to Newton County

Ron Bradley, B.C. Crowell, Betty Faith Jaynes, Jake Reed and Dale Carter are just some of the athletes who became big names in the sports world after becoming great in Newton County.

March 23, 2013 | Bryan Fazio | LOCAL


Nonprofit holds Clay Shoot and BBQ

The Georgia Natural Resources Foundation is hosting a Clay Shoot and BBQ Saturday and invites the public to come out and shoot flying targets and enjoy some BBQ this weekend in Social Circle.

March 22, 2013 | Danielle Everson | LOCAL


Lowest gas price - March 22

The lowest price for regular fuel in Covington is $3.44 at the RaceWay, located at 5148 U.S. Highway 278 NW near Piper Street.

March 22, 2013 | Staff Report | LOCAL


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Commissioner Henderson changes mind on NHCC

Before the Newton County Recreation Commission decided whether it would operate the Nelson Heights Community Center, it naturally had a few questions, including

October 07, 2009 | Gabriel Khouli | LOCAL


Early voting starts for city council elections

City council elections aren't until Nov. 3, but residents in Newton County's cities will be able to cast their vote early.

October 07, 2009 | Gabriel Khouli | LOCAL


H1N1 vaccine to be available in Newton Friday

H1N1 nasal spray vaccine will be available for free at the Newton County Health Center, at 8203 Hazelbrand Road, on Friday.

October 07, 2009 | Gabriel Khouli | LOCAL


Sherman burns again Saturday

 The 4th annual Sherman's Last Burning Fall Festival and BBQ Cook-Off hosted by the Covington Lions Club will begin Friday at 3 p.m. at the American Legion Field on Mill Street. On Saturday gates open at 10 a.m. and the festivities last until 10 p.m. The gate fee is $4 and children under 12 enter free

October 07, 2009 | Staff Report | LOCAL


4-H’ers make a head start in science

"It doesn't really seem like science," says 4-H'er Sarah Heft of her observations at a local veterinary clinic.

October 07, 2009 | Terri Kimble | LOCAL


Luncheon benefits Boutique

Members of the Newton Medical Center Auxiliary held a luncheon Tuesday to benefit the Hope Boutique - a unique service that provides prosthesis, wigs, turbans, pressure pillows and more to breast cancer surgery, chemo and radiation patients.

October 07, 2009 | Jennifer T. Long | LOCAL


The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi

How I got invited to a University of Georgia fraternity party at my age isn't the story here. The story is what I saw when I went there.

October 07, 2009 | Lewis Grizzard | LOCAL


Phantom Folklore: Gaither's Plantation

Click here to view a slideshow of Gaither's Plantation.

October 07, 2009 | Amber Pittman | LOCAL


Officer saves baby girl from choking

A Newton County Sheriff's Deputy's fast-thinking saved the life of a Newton County infant Thursday night.

October 06, 2009 | Amber Pittman | LOCAL


New circulation director joins The News

Bill Herbert joined the staff of The Covington News as its new circulation director this week. "Morris Multimedia is a fine company to work for and I will work to expand our delivery coverage in both counties," Herbert said.

October 06, 2009 | Jennifer T. Long | LOCAL


George Walton Academy Homecoming Court

Beautiful Bulldogs: George Walton Academy Senior Eleanor "Ellie" Ginn of Covington was crowned the 2009-2010 Homecoming Queen on Sept. 25 during the Bulldogs' game against John Milledge Academy. Ginn was escorted by her father, Marshall Ginn, and presented flowers by Headmaster William Nicholson. In celebration of George Walton Academy's 40th Anniversary, the Academy's very first Homecoming Queen Pam Briscoe Peters assisted with the festivities. Ginn was crowned by University of Georgia ...

October 04, 2009 | Staff Report | LOCAL


Operation Popcorn

 Decked out in official scouting uniforms with order forms in tow, Cub Scout Packs and Boy Scout Troops around the area are beginning their annual popcorn sale. The Atlanta Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, is excited for its 15th annual sales drive where popcorn lovers around the metro-area can, once again, take part in the world's largest popcorn sale. This annual fundraiser gives youth the opportunity to earn money for camp, ...

October 04, 2009 | Staff Report | LOCAL


Showing livestock a family tradition

 The heat and humidity on this southern Friday night are evident in the sweat rolling down the faces of competitors and observers.

October 04, 2009 | Terri Kimble | LOCAL


What women should know about breast cancer detection

 The words "breast cancer" evoke terror in the minds of most women and especially in the minds of the people who love them. Because breast cancer is today's second leading cause of cancer death in women in the United States behind lung cancer, modern medicine continues to discover and provide ways to prevent, detect and treat this dreaded disease.

October 04, 2009 | Staff Report | LOCAL


King, Casola not indicted by grand jury

 A Newton County grand jury decided Friday not to return any indictments in the case against Stephanie Casola and Anita King who were accused of disrupting the funeral of Lanny Barnes on July 2.

October 04, 2009 | Amber Pittman | LOCAL


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