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Fayette
builder on a personal mission to honor forgotten soldiers, pioneers
Eddie Lanham, a
man who understands the pull of powerful but unseen forces and how the
inevitable passing of time can cloud even the best of memories, steadied
the 130-pound white, marble headstone on its edge with one hand while
he leveled the ground with the other.
Unusual
dual subdivision planned for PTC, Tyrone
An unusual two-city
subdivision is working its way through planning processes this month.
PTC
Rotary schedules 'Meet the candidate'
Local voters wanting
to learn more about candidates for local county commission, state senate
and state house races should mark their calendars for Tuesday, July
23.
Need
prayer? Drive through, leave request at any hour
If you believe
in saving your money, you can drop your deposit in the slot at your local
bank's drive-through window and earn some interest. If you believe in
prayer, you can drop your prayer request in the slot at a new drive-through
prayer booth in Fayetteville and who knows what dividends might be in
store.
F'ville
amphitheater sets 1st concert
Fayetteville is
getting into the amphitheater game.
Local
girl donates hair to Locks of Love program
Emily Breault had
long, luxurious hair. The 11-year-old student at Rising Starr Middle
School got her hair cut Tuesday morning so that she could donate 10
inches to Locks of Love.
Fayette's
circuit churches alive and well
Fayette County is
privileged to have the remaining circuit churches in the area as they
were declared intact by the United Methodist North Georgia Conference
held in June.
PTC
companies donate funds for emergency phone service, hazardous materials
equipment
Two Peachtree City
businesses have donated a combined $2,500 through a program designed
to spend such funds wisely.
Paving
issue proves perplexing
The prickly issue
of paving a portion of Quarters Road is back on the Fayette County Commission's
agenda for Thursday night.
County
leaders pass windfall from AT&T cable fines on to customers
Cable customers
in unincorporated Fayette County will get a little present when they
open their cable bills next month thanks to the Fayette County Board
of Commissioners.
CCSU
continuing ed focuses on HVAC training
Attracting and retaining
competent workers in applied technology careers is a challenge that
is not easily resolved. Many industries are meeting this challenge by
developing competency programs to appeal to the small pool of skilled
workers.
Job
fair scheduled for after school program
The Fayette County
After-School Program (ASP) will be hosting a job fair for various part-time
positions starting with the 2002-2003 academic year.
New
organization celebrates women at CCSU
There's a faint
rumble in the distance, but it's growing louder and more distinct every
day. An organization that celebrates women and their achievements is
beginning to materialize at Clayton College & State University.
NAACP
sets meeting
The Fayette County
branch of the NAACP will convene Saturday at 4 p.m. for its monthly
meeting.
Police
Blotter
Hanson
named to dean's list
Jennifer L. Hanson
of Peachtree City was named to the deans's list for outstanding academic
achievement during the spring semester at Colby College in Waterville,
Maine.
Local
student earns bachelor of science degree
Jennifer Lynn Timmis
of Peachtree City was conferred her Bachelor of Science degree from
Birmingham-Southen College at its 143rd commencement ceremonies in May.
Local
students on dean's list at LaGrange College
LaGrange College
has released its spring semester dean's list.
Corallo
graduates Huntingdon with degree in biology
Michael Dominick
Corallo of Peachtree City has graduated with a bachelor's degree in
biology from Huntingdon College.
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