Car
wash proposals get P&Z scrutiny
Two separate plans
for car wash facilities in Fayetteville are in the works, although only
one has gotten the approval of the city's Planning and Zoning Commission.
School
returns to city with Market request
Fayette Christian
School is taking the next step in its quest to turn the old A&T
Market into a day care facility.
Top
athletes of yesteryear honored
The third annual
Sports Hall of Fame was conducted at the Fayette County High School,
with seven former student athletes being chosen.
Carriage
Lane set to build new sanctuary
The Carriage Lane
Presbyterian Church in Peachtree City has come a long way since its
beginning in the mid-1980s, from meeting in homes to outgrowing its
first sanctuary to breaking ground for a new one last week.
Remembering
Dorthea Redwine
As I drove around
the corner in Fayetteville from Highway 85 south and onto Highway 54
west, I couldn't help but notice the lovely Bradford pear trees all
in bloom.
Police
Blotter
Give
it up for lent
By JUSTIN
KOLLMEYER
Religion Columnist
But here's the point:
The "giving-something-up-for-Lent" routine can be a wonderful
spiritual discipline OR it can be just a farce, a meaningless outward
show that is no sacrifice at all, nothing sacred or spiritual at all.
When
we had dirt roads
By DR.
KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
I want to personally
thank Mike Moore and Doug Beardon for their work with "LunchThe
Word" which met weekly in the wedding chapel reception area behind
Fayette Mower.
Families
look at dying in different ways
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributuing Writer
Nobody ever sent
the dying on their way with more fanfare than my mama's family. Aunt
Benonia has been dying again now for about two weeks. It's her fourth
time, I think...
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