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Watson
tells Fulton jury, 'I did not kill my wife'
"I
did not kill my wife," murder suspect Jim Watson told a Fulton
County jury in a moment of high drama Friday afternoon.
Sketch
of Pavilion jewelry store robber released by Fville police
Fayetteville
police are soliciting public assistance in identifying a suspect who
stole jewelry from the Friedman's Jewelry Store at the Fayette Pavilion
last week.
Master
gardeners expect a big yield
The
Master Gardeners of Fayette County have once again planted a garden
that is expected to yield at least 1,800 pounds of food.
Council
approves city flag design
After
a three-month search, city officials in Fayetteville have chosen a design
for a new city flag.
Main
Street gets national recognition
The efforts of Fayetteville
Main Street have earned it recognition for excellence in the field of
downtown revitalization by meeting standards for performance set by
the Georgia Main Street Program and the National Trust for Historic
Preservation's National Main Street Center, joining 402 other Main Street
revitalization programs designated as National Main Street Communities
for 2002.
We
salute our 'dads' today!
By
Dr. David L. Chancey
Relgion Columnist
Many years ago,
several fathers sat in the waiting room at a hospital anxiously anticipating
the news on the births of their babies. The nurse came out and said
to one, "Sir, I'm happy to report that you have twin daughters."
My
parents' drug problem
By DR.
KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
Throughout my ministry
over the last 30 years, I would hear over and over from people who resented
their parents for one reason or the other. Often when I would invite
them to church, and I do that from 10-30 people a week, they would say
that the reason they don't go today is because "their parents"
drug them to church when they were under their roof. I always respond
with "you really had some great parents that loved and cared for
you and tried to lead you in the right path for the problems of life."
I would have appreciated people telling me that they "wished"
their parents had loved them enough to "take" them to church
each week and to give them the foundations they needed for life.
Forgive
those who trespass against us
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
In a recent e-mail,
a reader forwarded the following story:
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