 By any other name, it's still a road
What's in a
name? Well, that depends upon which member of the
Peachtree City Planning Commission you ask.
Library to host local production
The Peachtree City Library has
announced the presentation of “A Little Bit of
Magic,” an interactive musical play presented by
A Company of Friends, scheduled for Sunday, March 5
at 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. in the Floy Farr Room
downstairs.
'Cable Man' leaves a sizeable stash
According to
Fayetteville police, Wendell Alvin Corley has been in
the illegal cable television business for quite some
time, and business has been good.
- Bank welcomes first
customers
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- The Bank of Georgia is now
open for business on the east side of Peachtree
City.
Underage partygoers busted by police
Police in
Peachtree City say they found a party full of
juveniles in a single residence engaged in underage
drinking after a call from a neighbor over the
weekend.
Wal-Mart dicussions underway
There are
still a number of issues to be resolved before the
city signs off on the second phase of the westside
retail center on Ga. Highway 54, specifically the
203,000-square-foot Wal-Mart supercenter.
Another name to consider on Super
Tuesday
While the national media would
have you think otherwise, there is actually a third
Republican candidate running for President. That bit
of news may come as a surprise to many Americans, but
what raises eyebrows even more is that this third
Republican candidate is black, Roman Catholic, and
very conservative. Who is he?
Prince Phillip sets Senoia visit
Dust off the red carpet, Coweta
County... royalty is on its way.
Smaller lots could be coming to
Senoia
The city of Senoia took the
initial step Tuesday night toward allowing a new kind
of development in the town.
Sewage snafu could be settled soon
The city of Senoia will have its
sewage squabble settled by March 14.
Central gets full funding from
General Assembly
Coweta County's unique venture
with CarrollTechnical Institute got a green light
from the state legislature this week.
Newnan Classical offering an
education alternative
Coweta County parents concerned
about their children's education will have another
option starting next fall.
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