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Coweta County Water and Sewage Authority looks to make a huge jump with upgrades to two of its facilities.

As National Catholic Schools Week begins, CNA looks at four schools across the country that prioritize their Catholic identity in creative ways.

At their work session on Nov. 13, Grantville Council members discussed future growth for the city and a proposed 5 million-gallon sewage treatment plant to be built on Minnie Sewell

Last Friday, I met at the cathedral with the Archbishop Joseph Vu Van Thien of Hanoi, who came accompanied by some of his priests and seminarians. We have a very good relationship with the Archdiocese of Hanoi, and he came to see me because he has had seminarians studying at St. John's Seminary and would like to send more in the future.

NATICK -- In 2013, St. Benedict's Classical Academy opened with just 25 students. Today, it boasts an enrollment of 250 students, and a faculty of 34. So perhaps it's no surprise that on May 19, the Catholic school broke ground for a new and updated facility at 89 Union Street in Natick.

By rounding up their bills, customers of the Coweta Water and Sewerage Authority have made possible the donation of $255,000 to local charities over the past four years.

WEST LEBANON — A 9-year-old West Lebanon tool company that has seen phenomenal growth has purchased the Valley News building on Interchange Drive, paving the way for expansion while at the same time enabling the newspaper’s offices to stay...

A rendering shows an aerial view of the planned St. Benedicts school building and its chapel. Courtesy photo Help us expand our reach! Please share this article NATICK -- When a group of families founded St. Benedict Classical Academy in 2013, they had no idea it would grow so large that they would have to turn away potential students. Now, with over 160 students and a waiting list, the school is making plans to expand its facilities to meet the demand for enrollment. St. Benedict Classical Aca...