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The Covington News, 14 November 2026

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ArticleVet­er­ans honored, remembered

COVINGTON — More than 100 people gathered on the Square at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month to observe Vet­er­ans Day, a time to cel­eb­rate, appre­ci­ate and remem­ber vet­er­ans who have served in the U.S. armed forces. Amer­ican...

Vet­er­ans honored, remembered

ArticleSchool dis­trict announces 2026-27 HERO Award honorees

COVINGTON — New­ton County Schools has announced the 2026 — 27 school- and divi­sion-level honorees for the dis­trict’s third annual HERO Awards, a recog­ni­tion pro­gram cel­eb­rat­ing clas­si­fied employ­ees whose excep­tional ded­ic­a­tion, ser­vice...

School dis­trict announces 2026-27 HERO Award honorees

ArticleEmory Street bridge project delayed again

COVINGTON — The project to replace the Ga. 81/Emory Street bridge over Dried Indian Creek remains on ice. Cov­ing­ton City Man­ager Tres Thomas updated the city coun­cil on the project Nov. 2, say­ing that the project had exper­i­enced another delay.

Emory Street bridge project delayed again

ArticleCity’s new hol­i­day curfew is a suc­cess

COVINGTON — A new curfew ordin­ance for cer­tain hol­i­days in down­town Cov­ing­ton appears to have had the desired effect of keep­ing juven­ile dis­turb­ances in check. Put in place just before Hal­loween, the ordin­ance makes it unlaw­ful for a...

City’s new hol­i­day curfew is a suc­cess

Article$20M ver­dict upheld

ATLANTA — The Geor­gia Court of Appeals recently upheld a $20 mil­lion rul­ing against a local man­u­fac­turer. New­ton County res­id­ent Gary Walker won $20 mil­lion in his case against Bec­ton, Dickin­son and Com­pany — a developer and pro­du­cer of...

$20M ver­dict upheld