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Fayette
teen killed in head-on collision Tuesday afternoon
A
Fayette teen was killed Tuesday afternoon when his car struck another
vehicle head-on on Ga. Highway 279 near North Drive.
Line
Creek Church will sell property to commercial developers, move to Coweta
How
about a bookstore, or an electronics superstore? In the physical sense,
such a scenario is likely to happen now that members of Line Creek Baptist
Church have voted to sell the church's eight acres to RAM Development.
Peachtree
City cable upgrade finished
AT&T
Broadband activated its new fiber-optic cable service in Peachtree City
Wednesday night and early Thursday morning, turning on improved service
to 12,000 customers.
Civitans
sponsor All-Children's Playground
The
Peachtree City Civitans donated $4,300 to the All Children's Playground
recently. The money came from the very- successful Sixth Annual Civitan
Great Chili Challenge held in October.
Early
deadlines for the holidays
So
that employees of The Citizen newspapers may enjoy the Christmas and
New Year holidays, early deadlines are in effect for newspapers published
this week and next.
Partners
II Pizza owners inviting former employees back for reunion Thursday
At
Partners II Pizza in Peachtree City, owners Marilyn and Jim Royal have
been surrounded with high school and college-age youths who cook, serve
and wash dishes.
Drainage
problem at Falcon Field is $20,000 fix
To correct an engineering
mistake made years ago, the Peachtree City Airport Authority may end
up spending over $20,000 out of its reserve account.
Need
for O-negative blood donors critical; drive in PTC set for Wednesday
With the holiday
rush in full swing, it's easy to overlook one of the easiest gifts to
give.
Christ
the King hosts Christmas service
The clergy and members
of Christ the King Charismatic Episcopal church will host a Christmas
Eve service of Holy Communion Monday, Dec. 24, at 7 p.m., in the chapel
of Carmichael-Hemperley Funeral Home.
Tyrone
1st Christian Christmas Eve service scheduled
The
first Christian Church in Tyrone will have its annual Candlelight Communion
service on Christmas Eve at 7 p.m. The theme for the service will be
"When Baby Jesus Got Lost in the Christmas Tree."
Nativity
offers 3 Christmas Eve services
The
Episcopal Church of the Nativity is offering three services of Holy
Eucharist Christmas Eve.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Senoia
mayor storms out of City Hall while new mayor takes oath
Senoia
Mayor Joan Trammell's last official meeting ended with a bang as the
mayor left City Hall shortly before Mayor-elect Dianne Cleveland was
sworn into office.
Mayor
questioned on party expenses
Senoia's
outgoing Mayor Joan Trammell refused to allow much discussion Monday
night on two expense items not approved by the City Council.
Wanted:
someone to save the "Blue House"
If
Senoia's "Blue House" is going to survive the wrecking ball,
a savior will have to step forward by Jan. 7.
Atlanta
water flowing into Coweta
Coweta
County took another step Wednesday toward securing water sources for
the county's future growth.
Students
get basketball tickets
The
Coweta Community Foundation made an appreciated Christmas gift to Coweta
County School System athletic programs Tuesday.
Sports
Panthers
swimmers defeat Patriots, Chiefs win big too
The
Starr's Mill swim team continued their winning season with a huge victory
over Sandy Creek. The boys team scored 215 points to Sandy Creek's 46,
while the girls outscored Sandy Creek 170-94. The Panther boys won all
of their 11 events, while the girls won eight of 11. Both the boys and
girls squads won every relay event they swam.
Sports
Calendar
Opinion
Christmas
wishes for those stationed a world away in perilous posts
By DAVID EPPS
Pastor
In the early months
of 1970, I was struggling to become a U. S. Marine at Parris Island,
S.C. The war in Vietnam would drag on for five more years and I had
enlisted rather than wait for the draft.
Coach's
downfall likely the most important lesson he ever teaches
By
MONROE ROARK
mroark@thecitizennews.com
George
O'Leary influenced more young people in the past week than in his entire
coaching career of 20-plus years.
Christmas
Past: Remembering the day my dad saved Santa Claus
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
"Dad, what
do you want for Christmas?" is the question kids across this country
are asking. Thirty-eight years ago, I asked my Dad that same question.
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