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Newton's own Tim Mowdy shares a smile beside his impressive array of model trains and memorabilia. | Marty Morgan, Copyright 2024 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Newton: Loose Caboose Incoming
By MARTY MORGAN - Staff Writer
Wed,04/10/24-12:15PM , 1,332 Reads
A Newton man plans to share his love of trains at the Loose Caboose Festival this year in the hopes of sparking some interest not only in the hobby of model trains, but the mode of transportation that is a huge part of the city’s history.
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Supervisors: Newton County Considers Moving Tax Auctions Online
By MARTY MORGAN - Staff Writer
Tue,04/09/24-4:43PM , 424 Reads
Newton County Supervisors are mulling over whether the county should start conducting its tax auctions online after hearing of the benefits from a representative of the states lone online auction company during their April 1 meeting.
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Spreading awareness for World Down Syndrome Day at Newton County Academy are: front row, l-r, Griffin West and Rigdon Wall. Back row, l-r, Ava West, Christopher West, Samantha Williams, Logan Heidelberg, Marshall Wright, Addie Bergeron, Amber Wall and son Cage. | Marty Morgan, Copyright 2024 Emmerich Newspaper, Inc.

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Newton County Academy: NCA Students Take a Stand for Inclusion on World Down Syndrome Awareness Day
By MARTY MORGAN - Staff Writer
Thu,04/04/24-8:00AM , 908 Reads
March 21 was World Down’s Syndrome Awareness Day and some Newton County Academy students with siblings that have Down’s Syndrome shared the message of love, inclusion, and positivity to fellow students as they arrived.
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New York Times Bestselling Author Debbie Rigaud leads an assembly of NHS Seniors and Juniors through creating a story by using creative writing brainstorming techniques. | Marty Morgan, Copyright 2024 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Education: NYT Bestseller Visits NHS
By MARTY MORGAN - Staff Writer
Wed,04/03/24-3:04PM , 362 Reads
Students at Newton High School got a special treat last week when a New York Times Bestselling Author visited the school to talk to students about creative writing and the process in developing a story.
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