Student
pilot admits to buzzing fairgrounds; judge takes license
The 16-year-old
student pilot accused of "buzzing" the Fayette County Kiwanis
Fair last week entered the equivalent of a guilty plea in juvenile court
yesterday to several related misdemeanor charges.
Southside
master plan sent back to P&Z commission
Possible revision
of Fayetteville's land use map for the proposed southside master plan
is scheduled to be discussed at Tuesday's work session for the city's
Planning and Zoning Commission, at 7 p.m. at City Hall.
Collins
criticizes new map
U.S. Rep. Mac Collins,
R-3rd, expressed displeasure with the new congressional district map
approved Saturday by the Georgia Legislature.
Fville
firefighters appreciate local support for drive
Fayetteville residents
responded overwhelmingly to the recent boot drive firefighters conducted
to help victims of the recent terrorist attack in New York, according
to Fire Chief Alan Jones.
Spring
Hill collects needed supplies for New York City fireme
Like millions of
Americans in the wake of last week's terrorist attacks on New York City
and Washington D.C., students at Spring Hill Elementary School are finding
a way to lend their help and support to those who have been directly
effected by the devastation.
N.
Fayette utilizing new resources to help improve student performance
Some new changes
at North Fayette Elementary are helping the school better meet the academic
needs of the community it serves.
Police
Blotter
Clergy
Appreciation Month: A good opportunity to encourage
By
DR. DAVID L. CHANCEY
Religion Columnist
At the risk of sounding
somewhat presumptuous to the church family I serve, I want to remind
our area congregations that the annual Clergy Appreciation Month is
upon us.
God's
man for this hour
By DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
I received this
e-mail the day after our President's speech Sept. 14. I believe this
says it all for "God's man" being at the right place at the
right time
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