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Cop
in crash has history of speeding
One
of the policemen involved in last week's deadly high speed chase in
Peachtree City has a history of exceeding the speed limit.
New
elementary schools ready for first day
The
two new elementary schools Sara Harp Minter Elementary on Ga. Hwy 85
South in Fayetteville, and Cleveland Elementary at 190 Lester Rd. in
Fayetteville will open their doors to students for their inaugural school
year Monday morning. Despite some circulating rumors, both facilities
will be ready to go.
Will
"legalized graffiti" program fly in PTC?
A
request from several local teens for a city-sanctioned place to create
"extreme art" better known as graffiti has gotten support
from Peachtree City Mayor Steve Brown.
PTC
to spend $8,500 for community wide study on teen related issues
A
professional facilitator will be paid up to $8,500 to help Peachtree
City open a community dialogue on various teen issues.
Police
Blotter
Never
too late to set goals for personal growth
By DR. DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
Someone said, "Age
is a state of mind." If age is a state of mind, then why does my
back go out?
Prayed
lately?
By
DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
When
was the last time you seriously prayed to God? I am not talking about
a two to three sentence prayer, I am talking about serious prayer!
Go
for it
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
I
always wondered why Lewis Grizzard wrote about his heart problems and
his surgeries. Now, I suspect he felt like he owed it to us. Like we
were part of his world. We were the folks with whom he laid it all out.
Whether we agreed with him or not, he made us think. He made us feel.
He never stopped being himself for us.
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