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School
system planning for population explosion
In less than
10 years, Fulton County could be educating more than 90,000 students.
South Fulton's
new representative on the Fulton County Commission is local businessman
Bill Edwards.
After
a transition period earlier this year, the city of Fairburn has
decided to use Med Tech as its primary ambulance carrier.
The
Fulton County Board of Commissioners approved contracts at the
Nov. 15 meeting for artwork to be created for three county facilities.
Five
proposed changes to attendance zone lines previously approved for the
2001-2002 school year were presented to the Fulton County Board of Education
during its November board meetings.
Charter
schools making bids here
Within the next
few months, the Fulton County Board of Education should decide whether
three proposed charter schools will get their petitions.
New
church taking root in area
A
new church on the south side is getting ready to build a new facility
to better accommodate its faithful flock.
Local
youths compete for Teen of Excellence
Thirteen
finalists from the Red Oak public housing community will compete in
the first Miss Georgia Teen of Excellence Pageant at 7 p.m., Saturday,
Dec. 2
Christian
Fellowship Church will present 'Miracle in Bethlehem'
The
youth of Christian Fellowship Baptist Church in College Park will
present a Christian drama in four scenes entitled "Miracle in
Bethlehem," Sunday, Dec. 10 at 6 p.m.
Sports
Round
three of the playoffs starts tonight
It seems Christmas
has come early this year.
Basketball
season underway for local schools
Though football is
on the minds of many Fayette County residents, the high school basketball
season has begun.
If
you're going to the playoffs tonight, follow these directions
If you are an East
Coweta football fan, you have it easy this weekend because the Indians
are playing at home. If you are a fan of the Northgate Vikings or the
Starr's Mill Panthers, you will have to travel.
Opinion
Independent,
but maybe not for long: The costs of winning at any and all costs
By DAVE HAMRICK
Editor-at-large
I have always been
and always will be an independent voter... I think.
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