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Southside
plan tabled again
It
will be at least another month before the first step of the proposed
Fayetteville southside master plan is recommended for approval by the
city's Planning and Zoning Commission.
Depot
rental fee up
If
you're planning to host a function at the Depot in Fayetteville in the
future, it's going to cost a bit more than it did in the past.
Bed-breakfast
rules studied
Although
there are no bed-and-breakfast establishments in Fayetteville at the
present time, city officials are updating the portion of the city's
zoning ordinance that regulates them in hopes that some historic home
in the city might be considered for such a use in the future.
Red
Cross: blood need urgent; monthly drive in PTC Monday
The
metro area American Red Cross is issuing a plea for donors around the
July 4th holiday, which is typically one of the worst times of the year
for maintaining blood supplies.
Adopt-A-Park
program still going strong
Twenty parks or
tot lots have been adopted by a total of 28 residents, groups or organizations
since the Peachtree City Adopt-A-Park program began in April 2000.
Grand
Marshals selected for 4th of July parade
The
Peachtree City Recreation Department has chosen to honor those individuals
in the community who constantly put their lives on the line and help
make up the country's homeland defense. Representatives from the Fire
Department and the Police Department will serve as ambassadors and ride
as Grand Marshals in the 4th of July parade.
Police
Blotter
Jesus
and the crowds
By
DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
As we go through
life working at our assigned spots and dealing with the day to day routines
and the same ole people, we can often get into a "rut." I
was told that the difference between the "rut" and the "grave"
was only "depth." There is some serious truth there.
Why
Teddy Roosevelt went to church
By
DR. DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
I really enjoy the
Beetle Bailey comic strip. One strip showed the camp chaplain meeting
Miss Buxley, General Halftrack's secretary, on the sidewalk.
The
importance of freedom
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
Surely
there must be new definitions for what freedom means in the hearts of
all Americans this year. Actually, in just my lifetime, to date, there
seems to have been an evolution of what freedom means. I suspect the
founding fathers knew the definition would evolve.
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