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Commercial
zoning sought at former entrance to Wynnmeade
After
losing its traffic-signalized entrance off Ga. Highway 54, Wynnmeade
subdivision has already changed significantly this year.
Brick
scheme for PTC Wal-Mart may cause stir
While
it's likely no one expects Peachtree City's Wal-Mart to be as architecturally
significant as, say, The Avenue at Peachtree City, a recent development
in the Wal-Mart construction process has raised the eyebrows of city
officials.
Design
of Hwy. 54 widening includes room for growth
When
Ga. Highway 54 West in Peachtree City is widened to four lanes, state
transportation officials expect to have traffic volumes as high as 42,000
cars a day.
Updates
to PTC Web site designed to reduce trips to City Hall
Peachtree
City residents now have several ways to avoid a trip to City Hall altogether
... through new features on the city's Web site, www.peachtree-city.org.
Motorcycle
collides with young pedestrian
A
12-year-old girl was struck by a motorcycle while she crossed Peachtree
Parkway Sunday afternoon.
PTC
woman asks for her DUI conviction to be revisited
A
Peachtree City woman is appealing her DUI conviction from municipal
court, claiming the arrest was illegal because the officer didn't have
probable cause to conduct a traffic stop.
Council
to discuss tennis center expansion
The
Peachtree City Council will meet in called session today at 2 p.m. to
discuss the expansion project at the Peachtree City Tennis Center.
Principals
chosen for new schools
As Fayette County's
two newest elementary schools move a little closer to becoming a reality,
the top posts at both schools have been filled for the coming year.
Police
Blotter
Correction
In a story in The
Citizen Wednesday, Dec. 5, the date of the annual Christmas Bird Count
was omitted. The local count will take place Saturday, Dec. 15, rain
or shine
Movies
County's
budget could cause battle
The
budget lines have been drawn, and now the battle begins.
County
rolls back property tax rates
The
Coweta County Commission kept an earlier promise and approved lower
2001 property tax rates Wednesday.
Schools
come through big-time in food drive
Inter-school
rivalry, classroom competition and students' drive to help their fellow
man was put to work toward community service, as all 26 Coweta County
schools participated in this year's Christmas in Newnan Can-A-Thon.
The
cost of business is going up in Coweta
Business
owners in Coweta County will pay bigger fees for business licenses after
action by the County Commission Tuesday.
A
new Corvette could be a child's lifeline
The
effort to build a children's emergency shelter is picking up steam this
holiday season.
Old
shopping center to get new life as judicial headquarters
Coweta County has
a site for its new judicial center.
Sports
Panthers
and Lady Patriots get region wins
The
local basketball teams played region matches on Tuesday night and the
results were great for some and ot so great for others.
Patriots
sweep meet in preparation for S. Metro
Sandy
Creek won all three matches on Tuesday night, defeating Westlake 48-24,
Landmark 37-21 and Jonesboro 42-37. Winning all three matches Joey Singleton
(130), Nick Dorsey (160), and Brandon McDowell (171). All three wrestlers
now have a 9-2 record this season. Adam Byrd (189) went 3-0. Going 2-1
on the night were Zach Campbell (103), Chris Denney (119), Blake Morgan
(135) and Mike Sitton (140). Denney is 8-3 on the season, Campbell is
6-4 and Morgan and Siiton are 2-4.
Starr's
Mill swimmers beat Fayette
Starr's Mill swim
team had a big win over Fayette on Nov. 30 at the Kedron Aquatic Center.
The Lady Panthers swam away with a huge score of 201 points to Fayette's
74, while the boys finished 176 to Fayette's 98.
Sports
Calendar
Opinion
Walker's
not a boy he made his choice
By DAVID EPPS
Pastor
Of all the surprises
since Sept. 11, perhaps the most unexpected development is the discovery
of at least one American, possibly as many as three, who have been fighting
with the Taliban. Two of the suspected Americans are said to be in the
hands of the Northern Alliance and have not yet been identified. One,
however, has been positively identified as John Philip Walker of Fairfax,
Calif. Currently, he is in the custody of American forces.
Mountains,
tents and bears (oh, my) surviving a cold camping trip
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
The dictionary definition
of hypothermia is a condition of abnormally low body temperature. Most
men will say this explains why ladies have such cold feet. Women will
say that hypothermia could be the condition that makes all men's hearts
so cold.
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