Halloween
fun coming
Main Street Fayetteville
is kicking off its yearly Halloween schedule with Friday's Great Pumpkin
Walk, followed by the traditional trick-or-treat activities on the square
nightly through Halloween.
Hood
Avenue is home to historic tree
A seedling
from one of the last known trees to have been planted by Johnny Appleseed
now has a permanent home at Hood Avenue Elementary School.
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.
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.
Police
Blotter
Something
to remember about the flag and pledge of allegiance
By DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
I keep a file of
information and articles I feel we all need to know as Christians and
Americans. I come from the (before Sept. 11) dying group of an un-ashamedly
patriotic family. In fact, in our family if you wanted to get into a
very quick, bottom-line, red-faced argument, all you had to do is run
down the USA.
"Expectations
Weigh Heavily On Ministers"
By Dr. David L. Chancey
Religion Columnist
During this "Clergy
Appreciation Month," let's remember one more time that our ministers
are human. They are imperfect persons with good hearts and good intentions,
but aren't always going to meet every member's expectations.
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