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Supervisors: Newton County Hires New Fire Coordinator
By MARTY MORGAN - Staff Writer
Wed,06/26/24-5:00PM , 892 Reads
The Newton County Board of Supervisors met during their regular meeting on June 3 and approved hiring a new county fire coordinator.

Board President Charles Godwin said talking with the county fire chiefs led them to their candidate for the position, Austin Cunningham.
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Librarian Melody Massey assists kids with their tents that they made during a tent making activity held last Thursday at The Decatur Public Library as part of the Kemper Newton Regional Library System “Adventures Begin at Your Library” Summer Reading Program. | Marty Morgan, Copyright 2024 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Libraries Offer Adventure-Filled Summer Programs for Kids and Adults
By MARTY MORGAN
Thu,06/20/24-8:00AM , 933 Reads
Area kids looking for summer fun need not look any further than their local libraries. The Kemper-Newton Regional Library System is in the middle of its “Adventure Begins at Your Library” summer reading programs.
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The Turkey Creek Water park will be hosting their Annual Independance Day Fireworks Show on July 3 at 9 p.m. | Stock Photo

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Turkey Creek Water Park Hosts July 3 Fireworks Extravaganza
By MARTY MORGAN - Staff Writer
Wed,06/19/24-7:00PM , 967 Reads
Independence Day arrives in just two weeks and local residents will have an opportunity to start the celebration with a bang by spending an evening at the Turkey Creek Water Park for their annual fireworks extravaganza.
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Union Adds Culvert to Combat Flooding on McMahen Street
By MARTY MORGAN
Thu,06/13/24-11:00AM , 556 Reads
Beat 2 Supervisor Jeffery Harrison mans the excavator as he places dirt on top of a new culvert as City of Union Aldermen Robert Blount and Billy McCune look on.
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