"In this episode of The Town Square Podcast, Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Representative Tim Fleming, who represents District 114, covering much of Newton County, Morgan County, and parts of Walton County. Fleming offers insights into the recent local elections, discussing the victories of LeAnne Long and Stan Edwards, as well as the surprising defeat of long-time Coroner Tommy Davis by newcomer Kimberly Griggs. He also shares his perspective on the broader national political landscape, from the Presidential election results to the Republican party's momentum in Congress.

Fleming emphasizes the importance of bipartisanship in government, revealing how he collaborates with both Republicans and Democrats to pass meaningful legislation for the people of Georgia. The conversation also delves into local issues like population growth, transportation challenges, and affordable housing, as Fleming discusses potential solutions to ensure the continued prosperity of his district. Tune in to hear a thoughtful, in-depth discussion about Georgia’s future and the path forward for Newton County."

Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Shamica Tucker, Executive Director of the Covington Housing Authority, as she busts myths and shares surprising truths about affordable housing in Newton County. Shamica explains why the Housing Authority is far more than just 'government housing' and how it works to provide safe, affordable homes for families in need. She also sheds light on the surprising number of residents who are employed full-time and challenges the notion that more subsidized housing leads to more poverty. Plus, hear her thoughts on the future of the Alcovy Community and efforts to combat concentrated poverty. Tune in to Episode 20 of The Town Square Podcast for an inspiring and informative discussion!

In this episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Harold Cooper, Newton County's County Manager. With a rich background in public service, Mr. Cooper shares insights into his role, emphasizing his Three "P's" of Leadership: People, Purpose, and Processes. He addresses challenges facing the county while highlighting his commitment to enhancing residents' quality of life. "No matter the resources, we will remain fiscally responsible and dedicated to serving our community." Tune in for an inspiring conversation!