Home
invasion nets $75,000
One of five suspects
who recently robbed a Fayetteville couple of cash and jewelry during
an armed robbery has been arrested.
New
shopping, dining on the way
At least two new
stores and a new restaurant for Fayetteville were discussed Tuesday
night at the work session of the city's Planning and Zoning Commission.
Local
artists share their visions at Fayette Society of Fine Arts exhibit
The Hollingsworth
House was filled with water colors, oils and wooden sculptures as The
Fayette Society of Fine Arts gave its first exhibit.
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.
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.
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.
FCHS's
Ridgeway named Assistant Principal of Year for district
The Georgia Association
of Secondary School Principals has named Lynn Ridgeway, of Fayette County
High School, Assistant Principal of the Year for District G.
Police
Blotter
In
the world, not of the world
By DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
Our President Bush
has, in my opinion, done a truly outstanding job during his days at
the helm since the tragedies of 9-11. He with his leadership qualities
has risen to the occasion and I am personally proud again, in the best
since of the word, to be an American.
Thanksgiving
makes us stop and count our blessings"
By
DR. DAVID CHANCEY
Pastor
Richard M. DuVoss,
one of the cofounders of Amway Corporation, told how he purposely rose
early one morning to thank his garbage man for his services.
It
doesn't get any better than this
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
We learned that
her name was Eliza. She called him Dan.
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