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At the Grantville City Council meeting on Monday, Councilwoman Dee Berry left her seat in the council chambers to air her regular complaint — the meeting minutes were in error.

At their meeting Monday, Grantville City Council members approved 3-1 amendments to the city’s zoning ordinance to add medium and high density residential zoning districts to the possible districts available

At their meeting Monday, Grantville City Council members approved 3-1 amendments to the city’s zoning ordinance to add medium and high density residential zoning districts to the possible districts available

Grantville City Council’s meeting on Monday lasted 15 minutes, 25 minutes or just more than half an hour, depending on who you ask.

At Grantville City Hall, the drama started before the City Council work session began on Monday.

Grantville Council members fielded complaints from local residents at their work session on Jan. 8.

Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a series of profiles of Coweta County municipalities. The first profile, on Sharpsburg, ran in the Aug. 16 edition of The Newnan Times-Herald.

The Grantville Council voted to approve the conversion of the Passenger Depot into a rental facility at its Monday night meeting.

Tension was high at the Grantville City Council Session and public hearing Monday night, in particular regarding the proposed millage rate and the rollback that was proposed, which will leave

Grantville City Council members have been discussing new zoning for the Mill Village, but the council was not able to move forward because a public hearing is required, according to