Clay Neely is a co-publisher and managing editor of The Newnan Times-Herald. He specializes in a range of topics including construction and real estate, government and politics, as well as general assignment news, often focusing on elections, public policy, and corporate fraud. Clay's work has been featured in Georgian Times and The Newnan Times-Herald, Inc.
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Clay Neely primarily covers local news, with a focus on breaking or evolving stories related to crime, accidents, community events, and law enforcement in Georgia. He also includes some coverage of entertainment news and personal finance.
Given his emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, Clay may respond well to pitches that provide timely updates or exclusive insights into ongoing local incidents or events. Sources who can offer unique perspectives on pertinent crime-related issues or community happenings in the Georgia area could be particularly valuable.
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By: Clay Neely
Five people were reported injured Monday afternoon in a three-vehicle crash on Collinsworth Road near Palmetto Pine Drive.
A man has been charged with five counts of entering an automobile after Coweta County sheriff’s deputies responded to reports of a suspicious vehicle early Tuesday morning.
Newnan City Council has approved a $586,435 contract for a new traffic signal at Newnan Crossing Boulevard East, Diplomat Parkway and Stonebridge Crossing.
Newnan Mayor James Shepherd, center, presents a Constitution Week proclamation Tuesday to General Daniel Newnan Chapter, NSDAR, members Julie Yokum, left, and Pat McBurnett. Constitution Week will be observed Sept. 17-23.
By: Clay Neely
Mackenzie Martin speaks during the Georgia Recovers in Communities Bus Tour stop in Newnan. Martin shared his experience in long-term recovery and encouraged others to continue seeking support.
Councilman Dustin Koritko reviews the proposed meeting rules Tuesday during a Newnan City Council discussion over voting procedures and opportunities for council debate.
By: Clay Neely
Newnan's Christmas parade will return to Newnan High School as its starting point this year after City Council unanimously approved a change to the parade route.
DDA also targets downtown utility lines, continues work on outdoor lighting program
Oct. 17 event will support expanded food storage, transportation needs
Local law enforcement officers lower the flags to half-staff during Newnan’s Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony Friday on the Court Square. Newnan Police Lt. Ed Lee speaks during Friday’s Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony on the Court Square. Lee reflected on his military and law enforcement service and the courage shown during the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
