News
South
water treatment plant back on after contamination scare last week
With
the latest round of tests on Fayette County water showing no contaminants,
officials have begun to draw water out of the Flint River again.
Authority
officials agree to help with hotel-motel tax shortfall
Officials
from Peachtree City's development and airport authorities have assured
the City Council they are taking steps to trim their budgets in light
of the downturn in the city's hospitality industry.
PTC
Council studies possible jail deal to resolve funding issue
It
appears as if officials from Fayette County, Peachtree City, Fayetteville
and Tyrone are close to an agreement on how the county will provide
jail services for the municipalities.
Bluegrass
Blast tomorrow night
The third annual
Fayetteville Bluegrass Blast will take place Saturday, Jan. 26, at Sams
Auditorium. The show starts at 7 p.m. and all tickets are $8. The show
will benefit the Fayette County High School Select Chorus. Phone Jack
Masters at 770-961-5974.
Joyride
has consequences for underage driver in PTC
A
14-year-old girl out for a joy ride Monday faces serious charges after
speeding away from a Peachtree City police officer at Harmony Village
Apartments.
PTC
man arrested for pointing gun at wife
A
Peachtree City man was arrested last week for pointing a handgun at
his wife during a domestic dispute.
PTC
man arrested for kidnapping his girlfriend last week
A Peachtree City
man was arrested last week for kidnapping his girlfriend at knifepoint
from his residence at the Summit Apartments.
Speeding
on cart path will net fine in PTC
Although the new
electric cars approved for use on Peachtree City's cart paths have a
high-speed "street" mode, it could turn out to be costly for
anyone caught using it.
Memorial
Day organizers update requirements for "surprise"
April 15 Set as
Deadline for Submissions
Police
Blotter
Movies
City's
sewer bill: $17,000 a month
Senoia's
City Council got a crash course Tuesday afternoon of the cost in being
in the sewerage business.
Debate
on home rages in Senoia
Things
are not turning out for Senoia's new City Council like it had planned.
Senior
tax relief is set for a March 19 vote
The
Coweta County School Board's Senior Tax Exemption referendum is on its
way to the March 19 special election ballot, following Governor Roy
Barnes' signature of local legislation approving the ballot question
last week.
Commercial
development will feature a variety of trees
By
the time the development is finished, Senoia will have a very upscale
entrance to the city.
Arts
center grounbreaking set for Feb.
The
Coweta County Board of Education and the city of Newnan finalized a
joint property agreement last week, which outlines the responsibilities
of the two governments for construction and management of the joint
site for the school system's Fine Arts Center and the city's Conference
Center, on Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan.
Sports
Starr's
Mill's swim teams defeat McIntosh
Starr's
Mill and Mcintosh's boys and girls swim teams faced off at the Kedron
Aquatic Center last Friday. The Panthers came away with the win after
the boys defeated McIntosh 169-109 and the girls won 155-123.
Patriots
and Chiefs get wins on Tuesday
All
of the local basketball teams were in action on Tuesday night and the
results were mixed. McIntosh's boys and girls and Sandy Creek's boys
and girls swept their games, while Starr's Mill's boys and girls lost
their games.
Rising
Starr places second in MMSAL wrestling championship
The
Metro Middle School Athletic League had their league wrestling championships
last weekend. The league consists of the six middle schools from Henry
County and five from Fayette County. Henry County Middle School placed
first but Rising Starr Middle School, which won the county meet the
previous weekend, placed second and Whitewater Middle School placed
third.
Opinion
Learning
about twelve-step programs from firsthand experience
By DAVID EPPS
Pastor
It has been almost
two months since I announced to my congregation that I was attending
meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous. No, I'm not an alcoholic. In fact,
the amount of wine that I consume in a year (primarily at Holy Communion)
wouldn't fill even one small bottle. And, for the record, I don't drink
beer or any of the hard stuff. I do probably have an addiction to Diet
Coke and a good carrot cake is my downfall.
Take
note of how much time you have left and who you will affect
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
The visit to the
doctor did not go as I had planned; he told me some disturbing news.
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