News 
Council readies for busy
retreat
Meetings procedures and the
city's ethics ordinance are the first two items on
the agenda for this year's City Council retreat,
which begins today at 1 p.m. at the Aberdeen Woods
Conference Center.
City gets ARC grant for
growth study
Peachtree City will receive more
than $17,000 as one of 12 grant recipients from the
Atlanta Regional Commission for studies on various
ways to handle growth in the area.
Sculpture to be unveilied
Saturday
He fought in Tennessee, Georgia
and South Carolina during the War Between The States,
and now is a bronzed sculpture about to be unveiled
in Peachtree City.
- Task force forms
subcommittees, sets dates for site tour
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- Members of the West Village
Task Force hit the ground running Tuesday
afternoon in their second official meeting, with
a wealth of supporting materials to aid in their
discussion of annexation and development
possibilities for the area.
National Library Week
starts tomorrow
The Peachtree City Library has
planned a full slate of activities to celebrate
National Library Week, April 9-15.
Clark named to top Fayette
devlopment post
The Fayette County Development
Authority has hired Chris Clark as its executive
director, Chairman Randy Hayes announced.
Service academies set
seminar in Fayette
Students, parents and school
officials interested in the U. S. service academies
are invited to a seminar April 13 at the Fayette
County Public Library.
Tyrone is seeking
nominations for Citizen of the Year
The Tyrone Founders Day
Committee is seeking nominations for the 2000 Citizen
of the Year and Senior Citizen of the Year.
City sponsors art contest
In recognition of City
Government Week, April 23-29, Peachtree City is
sponsoring an art contest for city students in grades
K-5.
Booth hosts talent show
A Tax Relief Talent Showcase,
Dinner and Silent Auction will be hosted by Peachtree
City's J.C. Booth Middle School PTO April 15.
New Neighbors League to
present Style Show and Luncheon
On April 15, 2000 from 11:00 a.
m. -1:00 p. m. the New Neighbors League will host a
fashion show/luncheon at the First Baptist Church,
located at 208 Willowbend Road in Peachtree City,
Georgia.
Offshoot to hold acting
classes for all ages this May
Three workshops designed for
different age groups will be offered by Offshoot
Productions at the Peachtree City Library this
spring.
Purity celebration and
banquet this Saturday
The United Methodist Women of
Burns United Methodist Church invite you to attend
their first annual Youth Purity Celebration and
Banquet. This celebration is in honor of of our
youth, from ages 10-19, and their commitment to God,
their family, community and themselves to abstain
from sexual involvement until marriage.
County, 21st Century argue
over revealing names of prospects
It looks like it will be at
least another week before the latest hostilities
between the Coweta County Board of Commissioners and
21st Century Coweta is ironed out.
Whitlock takes over at
Central Education
Mark Whitlock can't wait until
August.
Governments look to
cooperate more
Senoia Councilman Kyle Frank
hopes that what he witnessed last week continues.
Senoia's spring fling is
just around the corner
One of the great rites of spring
is set for later this month when the Senoia Area
Historical Society hosts its annual Progressive
Dinner.
Sports
Lots of challenges in
Senoia Speedway' s third week of racing
Sharpsburg's Wayne Hansard led
every lap of the Alan Vigil Southlake 50-lap Late
Model feature race to take the win and the lead in
the points race for the 2000 racing season.
Sports Calendar
Opinion
Sorting out the gender
differences: Yes, real men do laundry
By DAVID
EPPS
Pastor
I do the laundry at our house.
Sometimes, men who hear me say that snicker and act
as though they feel sorry for me. Some have intimated
that I must be henpecked. After all, they surmise,
real men don't do laundry.
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