In this episode, Coach Joab Jerome & Coach Justin Stephens join Derrick and David to talk about the successes of their respective programs at The Heritage School and the athletic culture on campus. 

In the debut episode of "Then and Now," host Emory Holland talks with Dr. Joel Richardson about how community and being a pastor have changed over the last 4 decades in Coweta County. Dr. Richardson was the pastor of Central Baptist Church for over 30 years. 

Central Christian Coach Kyree Woods and Chloe Earle join David and Derrick to talk about the Central Basketball Program and how their values as Christian athletes and coaches translate on the court.  

In this episode, Joy and Jacqui are joined by Larisa Scott, executive director of the Newnan Coweta Historical Society. Scott talks about the new program initiatives of the Historical Society and what visitors can expect.  

Before integration in 1970, black students in Newnan went to Central High School, and white students attended Newnan High. Once Central students became Newnan High School students, it was a difficult transition. In this episode, former Central students Brad Hill, JoAnne Hill, Robert Hines, and Tommy Johnson join David and Derrick to talk about their experiences as student-athletes making the transition to Newnan High.

In this episode of Hometown Novel News, Michael and Larisa Scott join T.M. Brown to talk about their respective roles in keeping literacy and culture alive and thriving in Coweta County. Michael serves as president of the Newnan Carnegie Library Foundation and Larisa Scott is the executive director of the Newnan Coweta Historical Society. Both were instrumental in the development of LitFest. 

Northgate Coach Brandon Tennie joins Derrick Teagle and David St. John to talk about the current Viking basketball season and how it continues to improve and evolve.

Other topics include Hap Hines' recent recognition as Athletic Director, local wrestling action, signing day, and a recap of basketball from around the county. 

Exit 47 Comedy Get Down is back and bringing bigger laughs to Newnan.

The second annual benefit show will be hosted by Newnan's very own Sevonta, who starred on the TV network Nickelodeon. 

All the proceeds go to Hope Global Initiative Newnan, a community dedicated to inspiring, equipping and empowering underserved families to develop the solutions they need for the challenges they face.

Empowered 4 Life, Newnan Police Department and Newnan Kiwanis Club sponsored the event this year.

Coach Mark Bowles joins Derrick and David to talk about both baseball and softball programs at East Coweta High School. 

He currently oversees the Indians' baseball pitching and catching programs, and also serves as the Assistant Varsity Softball Coach.

Coach Bowles has been awarded the Region Assistant Coach of The Year for 2008, 2013 and 2017 in Baseball.  He has been awarded the Region Assistant Coach of The Year for softball in 2015, 2017, 2018, and 2020.  

Coach Bowles has also been recognized as the State Assistant Coach of The Year by the Georgia Dugout Club (2017, 2020) and the GACA (2017, 2018, 2020). 

In this episode, Joy and Jacqui take a look back on the real estate market in Coweta in 2022 and make their predictions about what will happen this year. See why they feel the national trends in real estate don't necessarily mirror those in Coweta County.