City
planning $2.25 million bond program
Fayetteville officials
are making plans to arrange approximately $2.25 million in bond financing
for the proposed amphitheater and other downtown improvements.
Rezoning
request rejected by Fayetteville P&Z
A request by the
developers of Fayette Promenade for a planned mixed-use development
on the east side of that project was rejected Tuesday by the Fayetteville
Planning and Zoning Commission.
Correction
In the Rev.
Dr. David Chancey's Nov. 18 column, the name of the cofounder and chairman
of Amway Corp. was spelled incorrectly. The correct spelling is Richard
M. DeVos Sr.
Project
Patriot marches into area businesses
Fifth-grade art
students at Spring Hill Elementary School are expressing their support
of the terrorist victims and their families through patriotic scenes
on display at Fayetteville businesses.
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.
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.
Amphitheater
survey in: 99 percent plan to get tickets in 2000
The results of
the annual survey of patrons at the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater
in Peachtree City are in
When
Christmas becomes a struggle
By DR. DAVID L. CHANCEY
Religion Columnist
Chestnuts roasting,
sleigh bells ringing, children smiling, choirs singing, tree lights
gleaming with all the excitement of joy to the world, who could
possibly be heavy-hearted this Christmas? Christmas is a great time,
isn't it?
What's
in a name?
By DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
Back in Biblical
times it was customary for the husband to decide on a baby's name. In
the olden days men made all the important decisions, and today we still
do. They are the "big picture" decisions like whether to send
troops to this country, or whether or not to send aid here or there,
or how to fathom the depths of outer space and the ocean.
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