News 
Braelinn Baptist planning
for the future
Keith Moore
does not like boredom.
WASA trumpets lower sewer
rates
Sewer rates in Peachtree City
are pretty good compared to elsewhere in metro
Atlanta, according to a report issued at Monday
night's monthly meeting of the Peachtree City Water
and Sewerage Authority.
Rezoning sought for West
Village tract
A rezoning
request scheduled for consideration by the Peachtree
City Planning Commission this Monday could have a
major effect on the current workings of the
annexation task force
Art auction tonight at
Starr's Mill
The choral and band departments
at Starr's Mill High School are sponsoring an auction
of fine art tonight in the school cafeteria to raise
funds for both departments.
Man faces drug charge for
Peachtree City incident
Bond was set Tuesday afternoon
for a Fairburn man charged with drug possession and
loitering in a Peachtree City neighborhood earlier
this week.
Ruppenthal rally is set
State Rep. Lynn Westmoreland
will be the guest speaker at a rally this Sunday for
magistrate judge candidate Bob Ruppenthal Sunday.
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.
Police Blotter
Annual adoptathon returns
On Saturday and Sunday, May 6
and 7, four local humane organizations will be
participating during this year's national "Pet
Adoptathon" sponsored by PETsMART and the North
Shore Animal League. Adoption hours on both Saturday
and Sunday will be from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at the
Fayetteville PETsMART store in the Pavilion Shopping
Center.
You're invited to a wedding
at Baci
The House Red Theater Co.
presents an interactive dinner theater experience
called, “The Farmer-Butz Wedding.” The show
will run on every Monday in the month of May at 7
p.m. at Baci Italian Cuisine in Fayetteville.
County says mega-site
developers will have to play by the rules
Citing “enormous
pressure” from state officials, the Coweta
County commissioners have reaffirmed their position
on not talking about rezoning property until public
hearings are conducted.
Senoia's rezoning hits a
rough spot
Senoia's first foray into zoning
with quarter acre lots hit a roadblock Monday night.
County takes over airport
authority
With major industrial companies
considering moves to Coweta County, and with a runway
expansion on the way, the County Commission took the
Airport Authority by the haorns Tuesday.
County to house Newnan's
inmates
The city of Newnan has decided
that it's no longer feasible to stay in the jail
business.
Three commissioners face
opposition
Two Coweta County commissioners
will not know their electoral fate until the November
election.
County, 21st Century
squabble over contract
The devil is in the details.
Sports
Local teams head to state
soccer finals
Four of the five county high
school soccer teams that made the state playoffs have
made the finals.
Runners convention jogs
into PTC next week
All the talk lately is about how
much of a soccer area Fayette County is. That is
certainly true, but we are also a running area too.
Notable
Cassie Shular,
a student at Starr's Mill High School, signed with
Mercer University and will run on their cross country
team in the fall. The Peachtree City native was a
standout performer on both her track and cross
country teams. In fact, Shular's cross country squad
captured a region championship this past season and a
second place finish at the state meet.
Sports Calendar
Opinion
Lessons from renovating an
old house: Life is always a work in progress
By DAVID
EPPS
Pastor
I believe that the Lord still
speaks to people. Most of the time, I find that He
speaks through His Word, through other people,
through circumstances, and even (on rare occasions)
through sermons. Recently, I discovered anew that He
also speaks in the most mundane, routine, thankless
tasks.
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