News 
Final answer leads to big
win
Bob House will
probably remember Isaac Newton for quite some time.
Task force to help draw
plan
The four different
"plans" for the possible annexation of the
West Village area are starting to gum up the work of
the task force that Mayor Bob Lenox appointed to
study the issue.
WASA holds residential
rates
For the eighth year in a row,
the residential and industrial sewer rates will stay
the same for customers of the Peachtree City Water
and Sewerage Authority.
Police catch peeper in the
act
An elderly "Peeping
Tom" was arrested at Coral Gables Apartments in
the wee hours last week thanks to a tried-and-true
police tactic: the foot patrol.
Grant may help build
children's library in PTC
Thanks to the availability of
special state grant funds, Peachtree City may soon
get a children's library addition built in the next
few years.
ARC grant could help with
traffic solutions
It's no secret that traffic
becomes snarled on a regular basis at the
intersection of Ga. Highways 54 and 74.
Police Blotter
Movies
Peachtree City
firefighters' boots made for fundraising
The Peachtree City Fire and
Rescue Department is soliciting donations from local
residents to help “Give Burns the Boot.”
NAACP to hold voter drive
Sat.
A voter registration drive is
being held by the Fayette County NAACP 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
Saturday at the Fayette Pavilion Wal-Mart.
Watering restrictions are
tightened
Coweta's water customers are
obeying the watering ban...so far.
Corley quits school board
The search is on for new school
board member.
Record Coweta school budget
passed
Vowing to work with the Governor
on education reform, the Coweta County Board of
Education passed its largest school budgetTuesday
night.
Grantville festival
Saturday
Bidders will have the chance to
take home 100 gallons of gasoline, a night at Bonnie
Castle, an original oil painting by artist Drew
Galloway, tickets to the 2000/01 Season of the Newnan
Community Theater, two hours of lawn care, kitchen
design, a Cajun cook-out for twenty and much, much
more at the Grantville Day Silent Auction on
Saturday.
South Fulton residents
waiting for answer
South Fulton residents could
being a little longer to know if their future is in
Coweta County.
East Coweta hires new
principal
During this week's school board
meeting, the board hired Michael Wade. Wade
comes to Coweta from Sumter County, where he has been
principal of Sumter County High School for 6 years.
In addition, Wade holds an ED. S. degree in
Educational Leadership, is a reading specialist, and
has a degree in school counseling.
Megasite talks prompt new
job for public information officer
The battle over Coweta's
mega-site is heating up.
Sports
16 year-old dominates
Senoia Speedway
Marc Mitchell from Tallahassee,
Fla. recorded his second win in two weeks in the Late
Model division at Senoia Speedway as he led the
remaining forty laps of the Allan Vigil Southlake
Ford 50. Mitchell's qualifying time topped the charts
with a 14.00 second lap.
Silverbacks defeat
Riverhounds, 2-1
The Silverbacks faced the
Pittsburgh Riverhounds at DeKalb Memorial Stadium
last Saturday and got a big win to go above .500.
Sports Calendar
Opinion
Ask yourself a couple of
questions before any sticky situation
By DAVID
EPPS
Pastor
After nearly
thirty years of bring in the “people
business,” for that's what ministry truly is, I
finally have come to the conclusion that I have a few
worthy thoughts to share. It's not that I'm the
brightest bulb in the socket, I've just been in the
socket a long time.
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