Land use plan being updated

If Peachtree City planners have their way, the recent rezoning for a new subdivision in the western area of town may be the last residential development in that area.

Scientists study Peachtree City's lawn care practices

The lawn care habits of Peachtree City residents are being studied by a group of scientists from the University of Georgia on behalf of the federal Environmental Protection Agency.

Noise leads PTC police to alcohol and drug arrests

A noise complaint against a residence on Planceer Place led to a handful of alcohol arrests there and more alcohol and drug-related arrests at another home on Kirton Turn in Peachtree City early Saturday morning, police said.

Late-night dumpster noise targeted by PTC, citizens

An ordinance is in the works to address citizen complaints of late-night noise created by the emptying of dumpsters throughout Peachtree City.

Fire and rescue to host open house

The Peachtree City Fire and Rescue Department will celebrate Fire Prevention Week Saturday, Oct. 14 with its annual open house at Station 82 at 105 North Peachtree Parkway from noon to 5 p.m.

Catholic College Fair this Sunday

Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Peachtree City will host the second annual Catholic College Fair Sunday, Oct. 8, at McIntosh High School's cafeteria between 7:30 and 9p.m. or after the 6 p.m. Lifeteen Mass.

McCullough nominated for statewide award

Deputy Chief Allen McCullough of the Fayette County Department of Fire and Emergency Services has been nominated for a prestigious statewide award program operated by Gov. Roy Barnes.

Photographer needed

The Citizen newspapers are in need of a part-time photographer who can work flexible hours covering sports and social events, community activities and local government.

Police Blotter

Auditions for Pooh Christmas play held soon

Auditions for "A Winnie-The-Pooh Christmas Tail" will be held on Monday, October 23 at La Fayette Educational Center Cafeteria.

Huddleston PTO seeks sponsors for fall festival

Huddleston Elementary School is planning now for its second annual fall festival, set for Saturday, Oct. 28, from 1 - 5 p.m.

Movies

City council candidate fights back

Senoia City Council candidate Ken Gordon is fighting back.

Candidates clash at forum

Voters on the east side of Coweta County got a glimpse of their political future Wednesday morning.

Megasite issue surfaces again

After months of silence, it appears the Coweta County Board of Commissioners is getting ready to take another look at the county's megasite proposal.

Governments set millage rates

Coweta County's governments took the first step this week towards ensuring that residents will get their property tax bills by the end of the month.

Senoia mulls opening water plant

Senoia may soon be opening up its water plant.

NCT presents farce next weekend

Newnan Community Theatre presents "A Little Hotel On The Side" by Georges Feydeau starting next Friday.

Sports

Big games for local teams in sixth week of the season

The high school football season is half over and our local teams are entering the second half with one thing on their mind more wins.

Landmark is a contender as area meets begin

Landmark Christian School's varsity volleyball team is currently ranked fourth in Georgia among all classifications. With a high school population of approximately 300 students, LCS is a Class A school. The Lady War Eagles have earned their current 30-4 record by regularly defeating AAA, AAAA, and AAAAA opponents.

Teams hitting strides with county championship drawing near

Hey, can you get out of work early on Tuesday ? If you can swing it, it will be worth your while. The Fayette County Cross Country Championship will be held at Sandy Creek High School at 5 p.m. on Tuesday and the competition has never been closer.

Winston Cup All Stars will be testing cars next week at AMS

Can't wait until the Nov. 19 NAPA 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway to experience the heart-pounding speed and excitement of the Winston Cup series? Then make plans to be at Atlanta Motor Speedway Oct. 10-12 for a special free opportunity to watch some of the biggest stars in Winston Cup.

Sports Calendar

Opinion

F'ville Hooters controversy wasn't worth time or moral energy expended
By DAVID EPPS
Pastor

Well, for the moment, the Hooters controversy in Fayetteville is on the back burner. The management of the controversial restaurant has decided to withdraw plans to put the establishment in Fayetteville.

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