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Attorneys
appeal Watson verdict
As
he was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday evening, James Lamar Watson
Jr. winced briefly before his face returned to the emotionless look
he displayed for most of the 12-day trial that featured witnesses accusing
him of murdering his wife, Beverley.
Whitewater
Middle School teacher accused of molesting student
A
Whitewater Middle School social studies teacher has been arrested on
charges that he molested one of his female students at a remote area
off Bernhard Road just over a month ago.
All
Children's Playground reopens; commemorative brick sale ends soon
The
Luther Holt Memorial All Children's Playground at Picnic Park in Peachtree
City has reopened now that the new rubber surfacing has been installed
for the second phase of equipment at the playground.
Crowd
control volunteers needed for PTC July 4th parade
To
enhance safety at this year's July 4th parade in Peachtree City, the
Recreation Department is seeking volunteers to man the route for crowd
control purposes.
Hartsfield
opens more than 1,700 parking spaces
The Transportation
Security Administration (TSA) in cooperation with the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) has granted a request by Hartsfield Atlanta International
Airport officials to release approximately 1,769 parking spaces for
public use.
Sand
or stone?
By Justin Kollmeyer
Pastor
Two friends were
walking through the desert. During some point in the journey they had
an argument and one friend slapped the other one in the face. The one
who got slapped was hurt much more in his heart than on the skin of
his face, but without saying anything he wrote in the sand: "TODAY
MY FRIEND SLAPPED ME IN THE FACE."
A
never-ending debate
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
Do
you ever wonder who you are -- how you got to be you? Did you choose
to be you? Did you become you at the hands of fate? Were you born with
everything necessary to make you who you are today? Did what has happened
to you make you who you are?
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