Kathy
Cox to run for Ga. school chief
Fayette
State Rep. Kathy Cox will seek the office of state school superintendent
in the next state election.
Airspace
restrictions due to terrorism hurt aviation economy at Falcon Field
Restrictions
on airspace surrounding Hartsfield International Airport have reduced
the total number of flights out of Peachtree City's Falcon Field ...
and have cut the airport's fuel sales accordingly.
Rapson,
Brown lead pack in PTC campaign fundraising
A
routine examination of campaign disclosure forms filed with Peachtree
City indicates that Post 3 City Council candidate Steve Rapson has received
the most contributions, $3,875.
Tests
not back on powder which forced evacuation of post office
Tests
on a powder found on several packages that forced the evacuation of
Peachtree City's Post Office Monday morning have not come back as of
The Citizen's press time Thursday afternoon.
Authority
making plans to renovate old offices of PTC amphitheater
The Peachtree
City Development Authority is planning to renovate the former offices
of the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater.
PTC
Council, Mayor candidates will be questioned by high school students
Peachtree
City mayor and City Council candidates will face a much younger audience
Thursday night at a candidate forum which will be hosted by local high
school students.
Authority
finalizes deal for Drake Field: $1.25 million
The
Peachtree City Development Authority has closed on a real estate deal
to purchase the Drake Field area (between City Hall and Lake Peachtree)
from Pathway Communities for $1.25 million.
Festival,
BBQ set for Saturday
The
Ebenezer United Methodist Church is having its Fall Festival this Saturday,
Oct. 20, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a yard sale outside and plants,
crafts and cake sales in the Fellowship Hall.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Property
values soar as appraisal notices arrive
Many
Coweta County residents got sticker shock when they opened their mail
this week.
School
officials may adopt new redistricting policy
Coweta
County school officials may soon adopt a policy for redistricting.
New
literary tradition has helped from Newnan company
The
Georgian Terrace Hotel announces the Atlanta debut of The Spoken Word,
a nonprofit series of speaking engagements open to the public that feature
premier literary and performing arts talents in a thought-provoking
and intellectual forum.
Zoning
issue postponed
The
Coweta County Commission delayed a controversial zoning decision Tuesday
night after one commissioner received some last-minute information on
the proposal.
Shakespeare
gets the royal treatment in "The Compleat Works of William Shakespeare
(abridged)"
Two
complaints that get thrown at the work of William Shakespeare consistently
is that his material is long and boring. Not any more.
Auto
show set for Grantville
This
Saturday, antique, classic and collectible vehicles from around the
state will converge on downtown Grantville for the city's sixth annual
Antique Auto Show.
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