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BOE
consensus: no earlier start
Fayette County Board
of Education members are leaning toward not starting school a week earlier
in 2003-04, as has been discussed.
New
elementary to go in northern PTC
The final piece
of the school bond puzzle is now in place.
Closing
in on PTC's 650-acre Lake McIntosh
Under discussion
for more than two decades, Lake McIntosh is moving closer to becoming
a reality.
GRTA
to explain bus proposal to commission
A representative
of the Georgia Regional Transportation Authority will explain GRTA's
plan to run an express bus service in Fayette during the County Commission's
meeting this afternoon.
School
board looking at lean budget year
Fayette educators
are crossing their fingers and hoping for the best as they approach
the task of writing the 2003 budget.
Fayette
needs more foster parents
Fayette
County is in need of foster parents.
County
taking 'wait and see' attitude toward cops grant
The
Fayette County Commission decided to play it cautiously last week before
taking any money from Uncle Sam.
Fayette
EMTs have new help for heart attack victims
Fayette
County has just become a better place to have a heart attack.
FSS
draws critics at annual hearing
The
Older Americans Act sets forth the types of programs for the country's
senior citizens.
PTC
peeping tom conviction upheld by court
The
Georgia Court of Appeals has upheld a man's conviction for attempting
to peer into a woman's apartment complex in Peachtree City.
PTC
Council to consider update of land use plan
The
Peachtree City Council has a relatively light agenda scheduled for its
regular meeting Thursday night.
Students
demonstrate scientific excellence at regional fair
Fayette
students excel at scientific research and it shows.
Fayette
County High student named Presidential Scholar candidate
A
Fayette student is a candidate for one of the highest honors that can
be given to a graduating senior.
United
Way seeks outstanding volunteers
United
Way in Fayette County is looking for a few good men and women and teens
to recognize at its 11th annual volunteer recognition banquet.
Olympic
spotlight illuminates Mormon faith
The
Olympics may have ended, but for members of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints, in many ways it is a beginning.
Kedron
science expo a big hit with students
Parents
at Kedron Elementary School showed students that science is fun during
the science expo sponsored by the school's PTO academic program committee.
Students
work with batik for Black History Month project
Every
picture tells a story.
Principals
from all over coming to Fayette
Approximately
50 middle and high school principals from across the United States were
expected to tour Rising Starr Middle and Starr's Mill High Schools during
the National Association of Secondary School Principals annual convention
and exposition, in Atlanta March 1-4.
Candidate
announces 401K plan
Republican
congressional candidate William Coit announced last week his 401K employee
pension reform plan.
Racial
profiling is NAACP topic
Maj. Whenda Phifer,
public relations officer for the Atlanta Police Department, will discuss
racial profiling and how to interact positively with law enforcement
personnel at the Fayette County NAACP branch's March meeting.
Guilty
Pleas
Police
Blotter
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