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Grantville gearing up for special 250th Independence Day celebration

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By Laura Camper Verified
| The Newnan Times-Herald Verified
The city of Grantville is coming together for a bigger, better Independence Day celebration on July 3. With the country celebrating its 250th anniversary this year, Grantville City Councilmember David Clark said the city wanted to have an extra-special event. “The amount of time and effort put into this so far is incredible,” Clark said. It is a whole-city effort.
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Breast cancer researchers explore less invasive treatment options

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By Laura Camper Verified
| The Newnan Times-Herald Verified
City of Hope on Monday offered a window into what may be coming in breast cancer treatment with a forum on research being done on new medicines and treatments. “We want to optimize treatment in the early stage setting but we also want to optimize quality of life,” said Dr. Hope Rugo, division chief, Breast Medical Oncology and the Women’s Cancer Program director for City of Hope.
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Grantville adjusts speed limits

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By Laura Camper Verified
| The Newnan Times-Herald Verified
Commuters in Grantville will have to slow down in the near future. City council members on Monday approved lowering the speed limit on Highway 29 from 55 mph to 50 mph from Ward Road to the city limits and in the Glanton Elementary School zone from 45 mph to 40 mph when the school lights are flashing. Police Chief Steve Whitlock previously told council members that the Georgia Department of Transportation conducted a survey and decided to make the change.
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