News
Less
than 6 percent of voters choose commission candidates
Tuesday
was long and tedious for Fayette County poll workers
WASA
plans $14.5 million bond issue
A $14.5 million
plan to expand the capacity of Peachtree City's sewer system will be
financed with a revenue bond issue in the near future.
Van
pool program targets Peachtree City commuters
Peachtree
City residents may not be able to commute into Atlanta by train or plane,
but the commuter van could become an option in the near future.
National
junior tennis tourney pumped estimated $1.59 million into PTC
The
Peach State Junior Tennis Classic tournament held Memorial Day Weekend
in Peachtree City netted an economic impact of $1.59 million, according
to official projections.
WASA
wants to know: Is stormwater program a go?
The
Peachtree City Water and Sewer Authority is getting anxious to find
out if the City Council wants it to take over the city's stormwater
program.
PTC
Development Authority plans look at economic development role
The
Peachtree City Development Authority is planning to study its role in
the city's economic development arena.
"Daughters
to Work Day" a hit at Clayton State
The
recent "Take Our Daughters To Work Day" at Clayton College
& State University was a big hit among both parents and children.
New
wastewater spill rules will affect WASA
The
state of Georgia has adopted new regulations for reporting spills from
publicly-owned wastewater systems.
Peeples
sweeps field in Power Parade
For the second year
in a row, Peeples Elementary School took top honors in the Fayette Youth
Protection Homes' Power Parade.
World
tour documented through art
Students
at Peeples Elementary School took a trip around the world to some of
the most exotic places on earth this year, experiencing different cultures,
languages, people, histories and religions.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Resident
wants traffic slowed in Senoia
Craig
Bowen wants Senoia's leaders to do something about the traffic on Pylant
Street.
Superintendent
defends information officer's salary
In
a highly unusual move, Superintendent of Education Richard Brooks responded
this week to the school system's hiring of a full-time public information
officer.
Chamber
backs new advisory committee
The
Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce endorsed the bylaws creating the Coweta
County Economic Development Advisory Committee.
Senoia
names bridge for war victim
Senoia's
connection to Peachtree City and Interstate 85 has a name.
NHS
senior Janin Wimer receives DAR scholarship
Janin
Wimer was recently selected as recipient of the 2000-2001 Good Citizen
Scholarship Award from Gen. Daniel Newnan Chapter, National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Senoia's
downtown to get facelift
The city
of Senoia will be getting a lot prettier very soon.
Sports
Late
Model race increases prize for this weekend
Tyrone's
Scott Griffin took the lead from Roger Delp on the fourth lap in what
would be the only challenge for the win of the caution-free Alan Vigil
Southlake Ford 50 Pro Late Model feature at Senoia Speedway Saturday
night.
PTC
Flash coaches set a good example on the track
Coach
Harold Lovett and Assistant Sprinter Coach Al Gibbs from PTC Flash track
and field team won their heats in the 200m, 400m, and 800m at the ATC
Masters Track and Field Meet June 9 at Emory University.
Opinion
Fishing
with Grandpa on the Holston River, a boy learns, 'A man's got to have
a dream'
By DAVID
EPPS
Pastor
In the spring of
1973, my maternal grandfather, Charles Daniel Duckett, passed away.
I received the news while stationed at Quantico, Va., during my final
few days of being processed for my discharge from the United States
Marine Corps.
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