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Thomas Crossroads Elementary ‘Rises Up’ for Falcons Students, staff and faculty at Thomas Crossroads Elementary School have spent the week getting ready for the Atlanta Falcons’ appearance in Sunday’s Super Bowl. On Thursday, the school celebrated “Rise Up” Day, when students dressed in red and black to show their support. Pictured from left are, front, Jake Jeffries, Mckinley Robinson, Dylan Padovani, Jamari Renteria and Colt Kline; middle row, Mrs. Donna Hightower, Sierra Walker, Conner Whetstone, Kate McManus, Amiel Trott, Miles Parham and Evan Nieves; back row, Tim Brown, Jackson Perez, Ariana Simmons, Kyleigh Hightower, Alison Taylor and Haley Stapp.
Bomber Girls - Cookies For Soldiers
Dr. Joel Richardson makes the sign of the cross on Courtenay Budd's forehead at last year's community Lenten service on Ash Wednesday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. This year's service is Wednesday at noon at St. Paul's.
Coweta County’s STAR students, with their STAR teachers are, left to right: East Coweta’s Emma Helfers and Chris Sewell, The Heritage School’s Harper Minor and and Brooke Martin, Newnan High School’s Stephanie Cannon and Smokey Road Middle School teacher Chris Hildebrand, Northgate High School’s Bo Heatherman and Liz Lotter, and Trinity Christian School’s Joshua Hess and Jennifer Rinkenberger.
Jim Crain was a judge at the annual Poultry Show at the Coweta County Fairgrounds on Saturday. Crain said he examines the chickens from head-to toe.
Nathan Toth, right, purchases eight new baby chicks to take home with him from Bob of Bob’s Chicken Ranch, left. Toth raises chickens for their eggs.
Jennifer Bittner straightens the tail of one her chickens that competed in the annual Chattahoochee Valley Poultry Association show on Saturday..
East Coweta High School’s contingent at the STAR student luncheon included, left to right: counselor Wendy Williams, STAR Teacher Chris Sewell, STAR Student Emma Helfers, parents Darrin and Ellen Helfers, and Principal Steve Allen.
East Coweta High School senior Emma Helfers was named Coweta County’s STAR student Friday. Helfers chose AP biology teacher Chris Sewell as her STAR teacher.