Friday, February 25, 2000

Homeowners battle Georgia Power

Residents in the Crabapple Lane area on the Tyrone-Peachtree City border are threatened with having a fenced power substation as a neighbor, with 90-foot steel utility poles marching outward from the facility.

Murder suspect gets June hearing

After a June arraignment and motion hearing, a fall trial seems likely for the second suspect in last year's murder of an alleged drug dealer found in a burned-out sport utility vehicle.

NAACP Youth Councel plans celebration Sunday

The Fayette County NAACP Youth Council will present A Celebration of Youth Sunday at 4 p.m. at North Fayette Elementary School on Kenwood Drive in Fayetteville.

Planning Commission sets workshop for Wal-Mart plan
 
Residents who have been waiting for their chance to weigh in on the second phase of the massive retail complex planned for Ga. Highway 54 West — the proposed Wal-Mart supercenter — will get their first crack at it Monday night.

Amphitheater announces sponsors, artists

The Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater announced its sponsor lineup last week, and the lineup of artists for the 2000 Summer Concert Series was to be announced today.

Police Blotter

Senoia sewage system hits a snag

Senoia's bid to purchase Southern Mills' treatment plan for the city sewer system has hit a snag that could result in having the city start from square one.

Historic bridge closes to traffic Wednesday

Despite an impassioned plea by Senoia's Methodists, it appears the fate of the town's historic wooden bridge on Bridge Street is sealed.

Education bill predicted to pass

Passage of Gov. Roy Barnes' education bill is a sure thing, according to Sen. Rick Price.

County looks to regulate reataining walls

Coweta County may soon have an ordinance that could lead to increased safety conditions around retaining walls.

Gas prices take huge leap

Pull up to the gas pump these days andd you're likely to incur a severe state of sticker shock.

Wings Over Dixie now a spring show

The annual Wings Over Dixie air show returns to Falcon Field a bit earlier this year, and under new management.

Variance voted down for unqiue tractor trailer use

The city of Senoia made it very clear Monday night how it feels about creative uses for tractor trailers.

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