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Candidates
square off at forum
With
thunder rolling in the background, more than 100 residents turned out
Tuesday night to see if any fireworks would occur at the Peachtree City
Rotary Club's Candidate Forum at the Wyndham Hotel.
Man
faces charges for beating pregnant girlfriend; babies later delivered
stillborn
A
Fayette County man could face charges for the deaths of two unborn babies
after he assaulted his pregnant girlfriend at their residence last month,
according to police.
Reward
offered for info on auto shop burglaries in PTC
Peachtree
City police are offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to
the arrest and conviction of persons responsible for several burglaries
at the same local automobile store.
PTC
police working armed robbery case
Peachtree
City police are investigating a reported armed robbery of a local man
at his residence last week.
Charity
softball game between two country stations to benefit Fayette Field of
Hope
Kicks
101.5 FM and Eagle 106.7 FM are challenging each other in softball this
Sunday in hopes to raise money for Fayette Field of Hope.
Another
signature restaurant announces new PTC location
Another unique restaurant
offering is making its way to Peachtree City.
PTC
mayor cites self for violating ethics rules, apologizes in letter
Peachtree
City Mayor Steve Brown is apologizing for apparently violating the city's
ethics ordinance Wednesday morning as he tried to juggle his tight schedule.
Rapson,
Lenox agree: no need to waste more money on ethics debate
Peachtree City Councilman
Steve Rapson and former mayor Bob Lenox can agree on something: neither
man wants to "waste" city funds to continue their debate over
whether Rapson violated the city's ethics code.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Opening
day numbers could top 18,000 students
If
history is any indication, more than 18,000 students will be in Coweta
County classrooms when school starts Aug. 12.
Confusion
reigns in school choice issue
With less
than three weeks to go until school starts, some parents in Coweta County
remain confused over which school their children will attend.
GWTW
collection fetches more than $300,000
This
time out, the Yankees were a lot kinder to the South.
Band
is getting in the swing of things
While most students
have not even begun to have thoughts of getting back to school yet,
the East Coweta Marching Indians have already hit the parking lot. The
students have started their ritual of having nightly practices to begin
learning their music for this year's show, which will include excerpts
from "Riverdance," as well as working on their marching technique.
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