That One Time

by Clay Neely | January 17, 2020 | NTH Podcast Series

In 1984, Judge Mary Cranford made history by being elected the first female judge in Coweta County. In her 35 year tenure as probate judge, she’s overseen quite a few changes in the county and how probate court is handled. With over 40 years of working and serving inside the Coweta County Court System, she now prepares to retire and reflects on her career in the service of others. “There’s a lot of helping people involved in the court, and I liked that,” she said.

In this episode of That One Time, Phov Nix (Toby's wife...also known as 'Mean Phov') talks about her escape as a child from Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge in 1980.

After coming to live in America, she describes her recent journey back to her home country almost 40 years later. 

Movers,  Shakers,

& History Makers

by Clay Neely | Feb. 14, 2020 | NTH Podcast Series

Steve Quesinberry, head of the Newnan High School history department, has spent nearly a decade attempting to preserve the memories of the 23 local men who were lost to the Vietnam War.

He hopes to connect with families and friends of those Cowetans killed in action from the Vietnam War. "I felt that if I didn’t do something, they would be forgotten as family members gradually passed away from that time period,” he said.