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Eighth-annual Coweta’s Dancing Stars could be biggest yetBy BRADLEY HARTSELL [email protected]

Coming off its most successful fundraising effort last year, Cowe-ta’s Dancing Stars returns on April 14.

The eighth-annual dancing competition is following a year when the event raised $81,000 for Community Welcome House, a Newnan safe haven for abused women and children.

To be held at the Centre for Per-forming and Visual Arts at 7 p.m., this year’s competition is themed “Pop Century,” where each of the 11 dancing teams will perform a routine based on a specific decade, from the Roaring Twenties into the future. The dancing competi-tion is similar to ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars.”

Tickets are $15 for upper level seating, $30 for lower level. Tick-ets and pre-show donations can be found at www.communitywel-comehouse.org.

The teams are comprised of 11 professionals paired with a pro-fessional dance instructor from each of the four studios in Coweta County – Southern Arc Dance, Star Dance Studio, Sharpsburg Dance Academy and Southern Crescent Academy of Dance. The teams are:

Carol Chambers of 92.5 The

Bear with Clay Callaway of Star Dance Studio, Dr. Charley Cheney of Complete Dental Arts with Abba Howard of Sharpsburg Dance Academy, MaryClaire Dan-gel-Palmer of Cancer Treatment Centers of America with Kaitlin Green of Star Dance Studio, Mark Fenninger of Coweta County Sher-iff ’s Office with his wife, Kristi Fenninger of Star Dance Stu-dio, Barry Griffin of The South-ern Credit Union with Caren Sharp of Sharpsburg Dance Acad-emy, Janette Higgins of Newnan-Coweta Humane Society with CJ Johnson of Southern Crescent Academy of Dance, Tish Kondas of Showtime Training Center with David Richards of Sharpsburg Dance Academy, Brian Morgan of Fellowship of Christian Ath-letes with Leigh McGuffey of Star Dance Studio, Jack Perry of Source Point Coaching with Tonya Gregg of Southern Crescent Academy of Dance, Jennifer Key of Piedmont Newnan Hospital with Billy Cran-ford of Star Dance Studio, and Corby Winters of The Newnan Times-Herald with Paulo Manso of Southern Arc Dance.

The studios drew their team’s respective decade from a hat, and Higgins and Johnson drew “the future.” The benefit event will follow the chronology of the cen-

tury, and Higgins says while “the future” was overwhelming at first, “because it hasn’t happened yet,” their routine being open to inter-pretation allows them to “close out the show with a bang.”

“It’s going to be fun and differ-ent. I think people are going to really enjoy us, with our audience

participation and our futuristic lighting and costumes,” said Hig-gins. “We took current hit songs and added our own touch to them, so there’s a lot of energy in our dance.”

Higgins says she’s kept her team’s performance totally secret – not even her family knows what

songs or routine she and Johnson, a hip-hop instructor, will perform to. What she’s not keeping secret, however, is she’s dedicating her performance to her late mother, who lost her 10-year battle with

Eleven teams are partnering for the eighth-annual Coweta’s Dancing Stars on April 14 at the Centre for Performing and Visual Arts. The dance competition benefits Community Welcome House. From left, front, Abba Howard, Carol Chambers, Janette Higgins, MaryClaire Dangel-Palmer, Jennifer Key, Corby Winters; back, Caren Sharp, Paulo Manos, Mark Fenninger, David Richards, Jack Perry, Barry Griffin, Charley Cheney, Brian Morgan, Tish Kondas and Tonya Gregg. Not pictured: Billy Cranford, CJ Johnson, Leigh McGuffey and Clay Callaway.

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Annual ‘Sweep the Hooch’ cleanup event returns April 11

By SARAH FAY CAMPBELL [email protected]

I t ’s a l m o s t t i m e t o “Sweep the Hooch.”

T h e a n n u a l C h a t t a -hoochee River clean up is coming up April 11, and this year, volunteers will be cleaning up two sections of the river in Coweta County.

The section of the Chat-tahoochee that can easily be accessed from Chatta-hoochee Bend State Park gets cleaned twice a year. But this time, volunteers will also tackle the sec-tion from the Ga. Hwy. 16 bridge to the “north plat-form” camping site at Chat-tahoochee Bend.

There are also oppor-tunities for volunteers to clean up from the banks.

Those wishing to partic-ipate must pre-register at www.sweepthehooch.org. There are plenty of oppor-tunities on other parts of

the river, as well. There are a total of 38 participating sites for the cleanup, which i s sponsored by Chat-tahoochee Riverkeeper, the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, and Upper Chattahoochee Trout Unlimited.

Ch at ta hoochee B end State Park has a limited number of canoes available for volunteers wishing to clean up the lower section of the river. Those must be reserved in advance, either by contacting the Chatta-hoochee Bend park office at 770-254-7271 or Friends of Chattahoochee Bend River Committee Chairman Greg Hyde at [email protected].

Hyde said the upper river cleanup is only for expe-rienced paddlers. There a re some rapids a long that stretch, which passes McIntosh Reserve park,

and a low dam at the Geor-gia Power intake can be troublesome. They are lim-iting the upper cleanup to 10 boats. So far, six people have signed up.

Hyde said they are still working out the logistics, but the volunteers wi l l likely drop off their trash at the north platform take-out but continue down to the boat ramp to get off the river. That makes the entire trip about 11 miles. The lower stretch of river is about 3.5 miles.

There are about 20 slots left for the lower cleanup, as well as plenty of room for people who want to clean up from the bank.

For more information, v i s i t w w w. Swe e pT h e -Hooch.org. You can f ind out more about the Friends of Chattahoochee Bend State Park at www.Bend-Friend.com.

The annual Sweep the Hooch cleanup will be April 11. In this photo from last year’s event, volunteers including James Stephens, front left, unload trash collected along the river.

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and Charlie Filkins, will be

emceeing the event. The vehicle

registration fee is $20 and will

begin at 8 a.m. Dash plaques will

be presented to the first 250 cars

registered. This year’s show will

be limited to cars 1987 and older.

Entertainment will be spon-

sored by Toyota of Newnan. The

2013 featured entertainment will

be the “Mustangs,” playing from

noon to 3 p.m. The Mustangs

perform music from the ‘50s to

the ‘70s.

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ing their all-time favorites. Churn

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ice cream, and additional food

vendors will provide hawaiian

shaved ice, funnel cakes, cotton

candy and barbecue. Senoia’s

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rants will be open all day.

Awards, door prizes, a 50/50

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await at the Senoia downtown

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breast cancer on April 14, 2008 – the same night as Coweta’s Dancing Stars.

Samantha Brazie, Com-munity Welcome House board chair and event or ga n i zer, says t hey began planning for the event in August 2014, and had all the teams come together between Octo-ber and December. By early January, the teams began practicing, l ike Cheney and Howard.

Cheney, like Higgins, had no prior experience, neither dancing nor per-forming on stage.

“Getting to know the other dancers has been a good experience; it takes the edge off it, under-standing we’re all in this together,” Cheney said. “Whenever we al l get together, it’s a good time.”

Cheney and Howard drew the ‘90s as their decade. He says he and his family spent a night beh i nd t he computer “watching probably 170 songs and videos” from that era, which included artists he and Howard will

be dancing to – Vanilla Ice, MC Hammer and Spice Girls.

“My 2-year old daughter loved all the songs we lis-tened. I say, ‘She was born in the wrong decade,’” joked Cheney. “The ‘90s was a great decade. It had a little bit of everything, and that’s basically how me and Abigail [Howard] look at it. We want to give everybody a blast from the past.”

Neither Cheney nor Higgins say they’re ner-vous, but each admit-ted that might change as Coweta’s Dancing Stars draws less than a month away. Cheney feels confi-dent because he believes Howard is the perfect partner for her.

“Abiga i l i s a g reat dancer, and we have a good timing together. Every time we practice, she’s just right there, no matter the genre or need-ing to practice it first. She just goes,” Cheney said. “I’m not nervous just yet. We’re still focusing on get-ting everything situated.”

Higgins shares Cheney’s confidence, though she jokes April isn’t here yet.

“I’m very excited to give everyone a good show. I might be nervous that

night, but who wouldn’t,” Higgins said. “It’ll be a lot of fun and something for me to check off my bucket list. It’ll be something to make my family and chil-dren proud.”

Jack Perry spoke at the second-annual domes-tic violence vigi l out-side the historic Newnan courthouse in September. With the vigil becoming annual and last year being the most money Coweta’s Dancing Stars has raised yet, Brazie says she’s opti-mistic about the direction awareness for domestic violence is going.

“It’s fair to say aware-ness is increasing in this community. What’s great about raising the aware-ness is people are talking about domestic violence, and women are more com-fortable seeking help and getting in contact with Com munity Welcome House instead of thinking they’re all alone,” Brazie said.

“We are thrilled to have such an amazing group of community leaders step-ping up to make the eighth year of the show a huge success,” she added. “I believe it will be a record-breaking year.”

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