Though
PTC is near capacity, land use plan still crucial to city's future
When
it comes to defending zoning decisions, Peachtree City's land use map
plays a key role in defending the city's stance on proposed developments
particularly if a denied rezoning petition or development plan heads
to court.
PTC
Development Authority may employ executive director, amphitheater director
With
39 employees under its belt, the Peachtree City Development Authority
is considering the concept of hiring an executive director to handle
its day-to-day operations.
Mayoral
candidate skirts sign law accidentally after getting city officials' OK
One
of the two remaining candidates for mayor in Peachtree City inadvertently
ran afoul of the city's sign ordinance Saturday morning while campaigning
near the intersection of Ga. highways 54 and 74.
Double
meaning makes campaign signs popular among local youths
Well,
at least his campaign signs have. They are emblazoned with the slogan
"Win with Weed" and The Citizen has confirmed that some local
high school students are bragging that they have taken the signs and
put them on their bedroom walls because of their double meaning. "Weed"
is also common slang for marijuana.
Solution
sought to accomodate ultra-light aircraft at Falcon Field
An
increase in the number of ultra-light aircraft operating at Falcon Field
has created safety concerns for airport officials.
Sports
items, vacation trips up for grabs at silent auction benefit Saturday
in PTC
A
silent auction and fashion show to benefit the Fayette County Council
on Domestic Violence will be held Saturday at the Wyndham Peachtree
Conference Center at 10:30 a.m.
Youth
with local ties sees benefit of Navy training
Michael
S. Reilly is getting his feet wet right out of high school by training
for the future as a member of the U.S. Navy.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Post-election
Senoia sees wave of resignations
Senoia's
new City Council was greeted with mass resignations Monday night from
the city's staff.
New
public works building is tabled
A
proposed new public works building for Senoia will have to wait at least
another two weeks before it is approved.
Commission
adopts fairgrounds fees
September's
successful opening of the new fairgrounds complex on Pine Road has presented
an outpouring of community support for wanting to use the facilities.
County's
water sources are on the rise
Coweta
County received good news this week in its ongoing pursuit of future
water sources.
Not
for women only locks of love
Why
would a man wear his hair long? Really long, almost waist length?
City
may have cable competition
Senoia
residents may soon have a choice in cable companies.
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