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First
'Great Day' project successful
"Our
first Great Day of Service was a resounding success," said Fayetteville
First United Methodist Church member Allen Harp. "We had originally
hoped to have about six or seven projects with a hundred volunteers
to paint, build, mow, cook, or wash vehicles."
Source:
Top sheriff's official suspended; FBI investigating arrest of armed robbery
suspect
A
top official at the Fayette County Sheriff's Department has been suspended
for "mishandling evidence" relating to an internal investigation,
The Citizen has confirmed.
Buses
to roll in Coweta next year; still a possibility for Fayette
What
happens when you hold a public open house and there's no public?
Warning:
dead raccoon found to have rabies
Residents
along Ga. Highway 85 South near Busbin Road are being warned of a confirmed
rabies case in a dead raccoon found in the area.
Drugs
'ready to sell' found with guns at Wynnmeade home thanks to citizen tip
Though
the situation was resolved peacefully, the bust of a major drug operation
in a Wynnmeade home Monday could have easily turned deadly, according
to Peachtree City Police Chief James Murray.
P&Z
Commission to consider plans for Kroger renovations, Wal-Mart expansion
The
agenda for the May meeting of the Fayetteville Planning and Zoning Commission
includes the following:
Testing
the limits of sainthood
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
No doubt about it,
the man has improved with the years. One of us had to.
School
'zero tolerance' policies spiraling hopelessly out of control
Someone is a moron.
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