RETIRED RACER
At SummerWind Farm in Newnan, John and Laura Parker have found that retired racing greyhounds make excellent family pets.

HOUSE CALLS
Need your pet groomed but don’t have time to visit a local groomer yourself? Meet some Coweta entrepreneurs who bring their services straight to your door.

WHERE ANIMALS ARE TREASURED
Jeanne West of Sharpsburg dreams of the day when there is a no-kill animal shelter in Coweta County. And she's looking for volunteers to help make the dream a reality.

A POT-BELLIED PLAYMATE
This porky pig won’t ever come anywhere near a frying pan, say owners Christopher Almon and Elizabeth Brass-Almon, even though their pot-bellied pig is named Porkchop.

AN ARTIST AND HER BIRD
When Roberta Landrum’s daughter died, she left behind a cockatiel named Sam who has provided comfort and companionship to the Sharpsburg artist.

PET TALES
From a pet buzzard to a missing Japanese Chin, Dr. James Kornder and his assistant, Marilyn Curtis, have seen many unusual things in their years at a local veterinary practice.

OWNERS TO THE RESCUE
Some local residents have found a new family pet by going through one of the local “rescue” organizations.

THE SKINNER MENAGERIE
W. Winston Skinner reminisces about some of the animals who’ve been a part of the Skinner household over the years.

FOLLOWING HER BLISS
Artist Sherry Cook of Newnan has a passion for her craft that was reignited after a year of great changes in her life.

HERE TO STAY
Actor Glenn Rainey will commute to New York where he's been performing on Broadway, but the Newnan native has moved back home and says he’s here to stay.

IT'S ILLUMINATING
If the gray of winter is getting you down, why not think about brightening up your living quarters with some of the hot new lighting styles?

A CONVENIENT REVOLUTION
Fresh fruit, chef salads, yogurt blends and cappuccinos … if you haven’t sampled some of the delicacies at local convenience stores lately, you don’t know what you’re missing.