PTC
sewer rates will increase 25 percent for residential customers
To
help pay for its impending $17.2 million expansion, the Peachtree City
Water and Sewer Authority is raising its sewer rates across the board.
Tyrone
PD passes muster for state accreditation
Tyrone
residents can now say they have one of the best "little" police
agencies in Georgia.
Buckhead
Brewery, ice cream parlor headed to Lexington Circle
Development
of commercial parcels at Lexington Circle will be allowed to continue
despite the Peachtree City's current development moratorium.
Falcon
Field has 90-day deal for leases at new commercial hangar area
A
temporary incentive to kick start development at the new commercial
hangar area at Falcon Field may well do that before the project's even
complete.
Backyard'
playground encroaching on PTC greenbelt must be removed
It
may be just a children's backyard playground, but to the Peachtree City
Council it was part of a significant problem.
Land
south of PTC industrial park may be considered for subdivision in future
A 128-acre tract
of land off Ga. Highway 74 south of Peachtree City's industrial park
will likely become a residential subdivision in the future.
PTC
Council may legislate pooper scoopers on paths
In an effort to
make citizens more accountable for their pets' actions, the Peachtree
City Council is considering an ordinance to require residents to clean
up after their pets on the city's cart path system.
Police
Blotter
Movies
County's
school population tops 18,000
Residents
attending Tuesday's Coweta County Board of Education meeting got a clear
picture of how fast the county is growing.
Southern
Gothic play starts tonight
Tennessee
Williams is known for his character-driven plays.
School
system begins SPLOST push
With
just over a month to go until the election, the Coweta County School
System Tuesday laid out the rules for communicating on SPLOST.
Coweta
senior is testament to adult education
Wyvonia
Solomon's story left many of Coweta County's school board members with
smiles on their faces.
Postal
worker under investigation
Officials
at the U.S. Postal Service confirmed this week that an employee at the
Senoia Post Office is under investigation.
Restrooms
may be upgraded at city's park
Now
that the Blue House controversy has died down, the city of Senoia will
go back to doing the everyday things to keep the city running.
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