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City
unveils new plans for downtown
Fayetteville officials
have unveiled a portion of what is hoped to be a major ongoing downtown
revitalization project.
Fayetteville
seeks new P&Z commissioner
Fayetteville is
looking to fill a vacancy on its Planning and Zoning Commission.
Work
on amphitheater moving along
Fayetteville is
moving closer toward completion of its municipal amphitheater, as a
landscaping plan is now under review by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Sewer
lawsuit finale scheduled
Tyrone and Fairburn
officials were to find out Friday whether their sewerage agreement will
go down the drain, along with home buyers' plans to move into a new
Tyrone subdivision.
Sen.
Seabaugh wants more funds for roads and $100 tax refund from Georgia's
budget surplus
Fayette-Coweta State
Sen. Mitch Seabaugh has big plans for his second year in office as the
2002 legislative session begins next week.
Police
Blotter
Your
dogtags and your mark
By DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
Sadly, this past
week America paid tribute to seven brave men who died in the cause of
freedom. This is not new for families throughout America's history.
Many have had to endure the pain and separation of loosing a loved one
to the greater cause of protecting us and freedom here at home.
O'Leary's
downfall should make us leery of lying
By
DR. DAVID L. CHANCEY
Religion Columnist
A new expression
is making its way into our vernacular. When somebody states an obvious
exaggeration, such as, "I have a million dollars in the bank,"
we used to respond, "yeah, and if you expect me to believe that,
then I'll sell you some swamp land in Florida." Now, we just respond
to a stretch-of-the-truth remark with, "yeah, and George O'Leary
is coach at Notre Dame!"
If
I'd ever doubted ...
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
It was around noon
Jan. 3 when I finally ventured out of the house.
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