Brown
next PTC mayor after clean sweep in runoff election; Weed chosen for council
Just
over 5,000 Peachtree City residents spoke up at the polls Tuesday, electing
planning activist Steve Brown as the city's next mayor and municipal
attorney Murray Weed over incumbent Carol Fritz.
Revolutionary
War veteran
honored
He
was buried in Peachtree City Oct. 10, 1836 and 165 years and one month
later, he was given recognition for his part in the American Revolutionary
War.
First
Presbyterian to host Handel's 'Messiah' sing-along
The
First Presbyterian Church in Peachtree City will lead the community
into the Advent season this Sunday, Dec. 2, with the third annual "Messiah"
sing-along scheduled for 5 p.m. The classic holiday piece will be performed
by a chorus composed of members of the community, along with soloists
Casey Huggins, soprano; Amy Chaffin, alto; David Stivers, tenor; and
Bill Killmeier, bass.
Expiration
date discussed for PTC building projects
Peachtree
City's rules for development could become more strict down the line,
as the Planning Commission is exploring ideas such as putting a expiration
date on concept plats and final plats for developments.
PTC
Planning Commission wonders if changing golf courses to recreation use
is good idea
Peachtree
City's Planning Commission is somewhat worried that a little housekeeping
might be taken the wrong way.
Amphitheater
survey in: 99 percent plan to get tickets in 2002
The
results of the annual survey of patrons at the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater
in Peachtree City are in.
PTC
Recreation Department offering online registration for classes, activities
and events
Beginning
Saturday, Peachtree City residents will be able to point and click their
way to registering for classes and activities from their home computer.
Christian
hopes to continue success at PTC amphitheater, tennis center
Virgil Christian
admits to being a little scared about becoming the first-ever executive
director for the Peachtree City Development Authority.
Rec
program manager receives state award
Carolyn Stanton,
leisure programs manager for the Peachtree City Parks and Recreation
Department was recently honored as the "Distinguished Programmer's
Section Professional" at the annual Georgia Recreation and Park
Association conference.
Santa
to collect food items for charity with PTC firefighters
Santa Claus will
again be visiting the streets of Peachtree City on the first three weekends
of December thanks to the Peachtree City Fire Department and Peachtree
City Volunteer Firefighters Association Annual Santa Run
Sewer
fight continues as home buyers wait
While prospective
home buyers in a Tyrone subdivision are packing their belongings and
preparing to move in, lawyers and a Fulton County judge are still trying
to determine whether they'll be able to use the bathrooms.
Movies
More
resignations rock Senoia
The
wave of resignations sweeping Senoia city government continued this
week as two Planning Commission members turned in their notices.
Public
works building is on hold until next year
It
will be at least next year before Senoia's Public Works Department has
a new building to call home.
Loft
craze is coming to Sargent
Loft
apartments are not only for city residents.
Going,
going, gone?
A
potential battle is brewing in Senoia over the fate of an old home in
the city's historic district.
County,
city battle over Rockaway land
It
looks like another battle is brewing on Rockaway Road between Coweta
County and Senoia.
Band
members attend conference
A number of students
from the ECHS Marching Indians Band attended a leadership conference
at Woodward Academy on September 30.
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