February 25, 2019

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Covington, GA – Max is a German shepherd mixed breed dog. In November 2018, when fiancées Samantha Yost and Josh Feeney were looking to adopt a pet, Max was an owner-surrender in the Gwinnett County Animal Shelter.

Yost and Feeney m...

JILL MCGIBONEY RECOGNIZED FOR NEWTON TRAILS BOARD SERVICE

February 18, 2019

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Covington, GA – Jill McGiboney recently completed three years of service on the board of directors for Newton Trails. Current board chair Greg Richardson recognized her servi...

February 5, 2019

Story contributed by: John McCarthy, Scoutmaster, Troop 211

Oxford, GA – Each year Oxford-based Boy Scout Troop 211 plans a cold weather camping and hiking trip on Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend. This year’s trip was planned for Cumberland Island Nat...

Thanks to supporters who contributed to Newton Trails over the past several months, another section of the Cricket Frog Trail has been paved. The new trail segment runs from Elm to Pace streets in downtown Covington with construction by Con South, Inc., Conyers, Georgi...

COVINGTON – Randy Norman will tell you that the Eastside Trail in Covington saved his life. Norman, originally from Conyers and a 2000 graduate of Heritage High School, is a ninth grade literature teacher at Eastside High School in Covington.

Last February, he weighed 3...

NEWTON TRAILS, COVINGTON, AND MANSFIELD TEAM UP FOR TRAIL DEVELOPMENT

Covington and Mansfield, GA - Newton Trails recently signed sub-leases with the cities of Covington and Mansfield, Georgia for the purposes of building and maintaining the Cricket Frog Trail.

Newton Tr...