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Planners
to consider Wieland subdivision
John Wieland Homes
will go before the Fayette County Planning Commission Thursday with
a rezoning request for the county portion of a much larger Peachtree
City subdivision.
School
Board's senior members plan for growth
Fayette County Board
of Education members Greg Powers and Mickey Littlefield take their seats
this month as the senior members of the board as they welcome three
newly elected women Marion Key, Janet Smola and Terri Smith.
State
reprimands day care director
The director of
a local day care center has been forbidden from operating the facility
after a state investigation into allegations that she injured an 8-year-old
girl in her care.
PTC's
bird count adds 2 new species
Close the books
on the Peachtree City Christmas Bird Count for 2000.
Chamber
sets Annual Banquet for Jan. 13
It's time to "connect
with your calendar" and set aside Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001 for the
annual Fayette County Chamber Meeting and Awards Banquet.
Candles
cited as cause of house fire on Inman Rd.
A blaze started
by votive candles severely damaged a local family's home Thursday afternoon,
according to fire officials.
PTC
Council to consider renewal of moratorium on multifamily housing
The Peachtree City
Council is scheduled to consider reenacting its multifamily housing
moratorium at its regular meeting Thursday night.
Arson
possible cause of Corinth Road house fire
Local fire officials
suspect arson may have played a role in a fire that totally destroyed
an unoccupied home on Corinth Road on Christmas Day.
Commission
to organize for 2001
Getting its house
in order for 2001 will be the primary business of the Fayette County
Commission as it meets this afternoon.
Westmoreland
expects busy session
When
the General Assembly convenes Monday, House Minority Leader Lynn Westmoreland,
R-Sharpsburg, expects a busy session.
Water,
taxes, education top Hecht's 2001 agenda
In
addition to tax cuts, teen driving restrictions, additional education
and election reforms, and discussions of changing the state flag, Hecht
expects management of water resources to be a hot topic in 2001.
Seabaugh:
water could be key for Fayette in upcoming General Assembly session
Water
use could become a significant issue for Fayette residents to watch
in the 2001 Georgia legislative session, according to Mitch Seabaugh,
who will represent parts of Fayette and Coweta counties this year in
the House of Representatives.
School
board to address building issue Monday
The Fayette County
Board of Education will discuss how it wants to manage construction
projects in 2001 during a work session Monday at 7 p.m.
School
starts back Monday
Fayette County students
return to school Monday, Jan. 8 following a two-week-plus winter break.
Westmoreland
to address Republican breakfast
State Rep. Lynn
Westermoreland, the newly elected House minority leader, will speak
to Fayette County Republicans at their monthly meeting.
Cell
tower on Brooks agenda
The Brooks Town
Council will hear a proposal for a comunications tower today.
Human
Services Council gets organized for 2000
Fayette County's
Human Services Council, which works to coordinate the efforts of human
service agencies in the county, will have its organizational meeting
Monday, Jan. 8. The meeting will be at noon at Fayette Community Hospital.
Police
Blotter
Hearings
set on hunting rules
The
Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division
has scheduled eight public meetings throughout the state to give sportsmen
and women an opportunity to discuss and make suggestions for changes
in the hunting regulations for the 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 hunting seasons.
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