Choosing
best 1 from the field of 5 in Tuesday's county race
By
CAL BEVERLY
Publisher
It's election time
in Fayette.
The
dark side of the human condition
By DAVE HAMRICK
Editor-at-large
There is nothing
that both horrifies and perplexes me as much as the capacity we humans
have for murdering each other.
School
system has a year of firsts
By KAY SEABOLT
Math Coordinator, Fayette County Schools
[Editor's note:
The following is the first in a series of monthly columns provided by
the Fayette County Board of Education. This month's columnist is Kay
Seabolt, the math coordinator for the Fayette County School System.
She has been in education for 29 years. Her previous experience includes
teaching math at the middle and high school level and being an assistant
principal at Fayette County High School.]
To
teach, or not to teach: Will I be seen as 'legitimate'?
By AMY RILEY
One
Citizen's Perspective
To teach or not
to teach. That is the question.
Spamming
the summer movies
By BILLY
MURPHY
Laugh Lines
The summer movie
season is upon us, and every week I find another great movie coming
out that I want to see. Here are my thoughts and recommendations on
ones I have already seen and a few I am waiting to see.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
A
few young people make it tough on all
I am writing in
response to a letter in The Citizen a couple of weeks ago entitled,
"Teenage vandals making life miserable."
Go
to meetings to keep PTC from becoming like Riverdale
I totally agree
with Amy Riley ["Tales of traffic and the PTC bubble," May
30]. Frank Hyde [last week] made the comment, "What can we do about
the expansion around Huddleston? Nothing."
Paper
too often publishes first, checks facts later
Dr. Lazarus [in
his letter of June 6] makes an excellent point. There is an absolute
tendency to sensationalize reporting and then all too often, check facts
later. How terribly unfair to people victimized by screaming headlines
that may, or may not be true.
Mayor
Lenox's final 2 years one big spending spree; red ink ahead for PTC
I flew into town
from my vacation for the June 7 Peachtree City Council meeting. On the
agenda under the heading of "New Agenda Items" was listed,
"Discuss status of Home Depot/Wal-Mart projects." Do you think
it happened?
'I
will keep Fayette special'
Fayette County is
special. But, any candidate will tell you that. So, I'll explain to
you what I mean when I say it.
Memorial
Day in PTC: Where was the mayor?
I attended the third
annual Peachtree City Memorial Day ceremony with my son, his wife and
his two children, and I was very pleased with the whole event, except
for one thing.
Council
members do their best
I have lived here
some 25 years now and have watched this city grow into one of the most
beautiful and sought-after places to live in the state of Georgia.
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