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Fayetteville
Police gain national accreditation
The Fayetteville
Police Department has been granted national accreditation by the Commission
for Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA).
Local
GOP getting busy
William
Coit, candidate for the new Congressional seat created with redistricting,
spoke to a crowded room of Republicans and guests at the First Saturday
Breakfast. Coit faces challenger Clay Cox for the 13th District seat.
Hung
jury leads to mistrial in tractor theft ring case
A mistrial was declared
Wednesday in the trial of a Griffin man accused of participating in
a scheme to sell stolen farm equipment in Fayette County.
Chief
Judge Miller will retire Dec. 31
Ben J. Miller, chief
judge of the Griffin Judicial Circuit, has announced his plans to retire
at the end of this year.
AME
church plans youth festival and games April 20
The AME South Atlanta
District Young People's Department (YPD) will hold its annual Spring
Festival Saturday, April 20, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., at Willie Lynch
Park in Newnan.
Police
Blotter
Subdivision
could hurt airport, officials say
Worried that a subdivision
planned just south of Falcon Field could stunt the airport's future
growth, the Peachtree City Airport Authority wants to share its concerns
with city officials.
Kill
an American?
By
DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
This was sent to
me by a longtime friends Linda and Don O'Conner. Don is the Computer
Doctor in Rex who keeps my computer computing. Linda and Don spent full
careers in defense of our freedoms, Don as a warrant officer and Linda
as a Department of Defense employee. Here is what they sent me. It is
worth reading and I thank them for sending it.
Reflecting
on my own recent words
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
Sometimes I go back
and read the last column I wrote before starting another one. But not
often. Because I get intimidated.
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