Newnan Podcast Network

Top local stories from Coweta County: Prosecutors open the Oz Tactical trial, Senoia files a complaint against former city officials, a new 911 director is named, residents push back on a proposed data center, and the First Liberty investigation expands.

Danny Beck welcomes Torri Logan for a down-to-earth conversation about community, local history, showing up for one another, and taking better care of ourselves. It’s an honest talk about Newnan, staying involved, and doing the small things that make a big difference.

Danny welcomes Realtor and Newnan-Coweta Board of Realtors President Ellen Bush to talk about Coweta’s housing market, interest rates, social media branding, and why relationships matter more than transactions. Ellen also shares her work with Restart Coweta, a nonprofit addressing homelessness, and a hilarious real-estate showing story you won’t forget.

Jay Boren of the Coweta County Water Authority joins the podcast to discuss the expansion of their sewer plant and the decade-long effort to secure a 27 million gallons per day withdrawal permit from the Chattahoochee River. He clarifies the permit was unrelated to the data center and highlights the authority’s focus on infrastructure, partnerships, and community service.

In this episode, Dennis McEntire, board member of Georgia’s Department of Transportation, joins the DB Podcast to discuss traffic, infrastructure, and population growth in the Third Congressional District. From road project funding to the impact of roundabouts and truck traffic, McEntire offers insight into the challenges and planning behind Georgia’s evolving transportation landscape.

On this episode of the Danny Beck Podcast, Danny reconnects with longtime friend and former NFL lineman Mike Cheever. From Friday nights at Newnan High to Georgia Tech, the Jaguars, and beyond, they swap stories about football, friendship, and finding purpose after the game.

On this episode of the Danny Beck Podcast, Danny sits down with Scott Tigchelaar, longtime Senoia developer and current mayoral candidate for the city of Senoia. 

They talk small-town growth, preserving community character, and why shaping change matters more than stopping it. From saving trees to protecting downtown charm, Scott shares his vision for Senoia’s future and how local leaders can work together across Coweta County.

On this episode of the Danny Beck Podcast, NCHS Executive Director Larisa Scott and NCHS Manager Kendrick “Taj” Stephens discuss their mission to preserve local history, the importance of museum membership, and upcoming events such as the Oak Hill Cemetery Tour and the Ghosts & Ghouls Ball.

Attorney Skin Edge joins the Danny Beck Podcast to break down the controversial Project Sail data center proposal in Coweta County. He discusses the site near Plant Yates, potential economic benefits, water and zoning concerns, and what this project could mean for local government, property taxes, and community growth.

Danny Beck and Chad Smith swap stories about growing up in Coweta, running restaurants, late-night antics, and lessons learned along the way — from their old cooking show days to The Mad Mexican, questionable decisions after midnight, and even Beck’s current run for mayor.

Danny Beck and Scott Berta sit down to talk about their campaigns for Newnan mayor and city council, mixing personal stories with candid takes on the upcoming election. 

They share why they’re running, what they hope to bring to local government, and how they plan to boost citizen engagement, lower tensions, and bring fresh energy and collaboration to the community/

Danny sits down with Clay Neely, managing editor and co-publisher of The Newnan Times-Herald. They swap stories about local media’s evolution, the bizarre politics of social media, and how a kid fainting in class set Clay on a winding path through Georgia, California, New England, and back to Coweta County. Tune in!