Friday, August 16, 2002

News

Murder in Union City

The Christian City community spent Thursday grieving for one of its employees after a bizarre triple murder near the retirement home Wednesday night.

Fairburn's property tax rate could double

Fairburn taxpayers could see their taxes nearly doubled this year, unless the city decides to cut some services or find another revenue source.

Land planning group passes first hurdle

After a successful business career in Atlanta, Steve Nygren bolted the big city and headed for the serenity of South Fulton County.

Election Tuesday

South Fulton residents head to the polls Tuesday with only one contested school board race on the ballot.

DOT moves most of I-85 work to evenings, weekends to minimize commuter impact

Responding to outrage from southside Atlanta commuters, the Georgia Department of Transportation has changed its work schedule for lane closings due to improvements slated for both sides of I-85 between Flat Shoals Road and Riverdale Road in south Fulton County.

Summary of candidates' views

Secretary Cox issues important reminders for voting and handling of absentee ballots

Georgia Secretary of State Cathy Cox today issued important reminders to voters on the proper voting and handling of absentee ballots for the upcoming August 20th General Primary.

Campbell Elementary sets PTA meeting

Fairburn's Campbell Elementary School has scheduled their first PTA for August 20 at 7 p.m. Parents and community members will be introduced to the school's faculty and PTA Officers. Later in the event, parents will be welcomed to visit with their child's teacher(s). Parents will be informed of expectations, curriculum, and special events planned for the 2002-2003 school year.

Southern Regional decides to wait on building an acute rehabilitation center

Southern Regional Health System announced recently it has withdrawn its application to launch an in-patient acute rehabilitation program, to consider updates in state's data for reviewing such projects.

ARC updating transportation plans

As part of an update of long-range and short-range transportation plans, the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) has completed its tailpipe emissions analysis demonstrating that these plans not only meet federal air quality standards, but also will continuously improve the region's air quality during the next 20 years.

ARC: Fayette's growth slow compared to other metro Atlanta counties

Preliminary results from the Atlanta Regional Commission's metro Atlanta population estimates show that Fayette County is one of the slowest-growing in the area.

Memorial service Sunday for PTC man killed during police chase

A memorial service will be held Sunday for a Peachtree City man who died several weeks ago in an automobile collision brought on by a high speed police chase.

Sports

Peachtree City Classic coming this fall

Preparations are well underway for the 21st running of thePeachtree City Classic 15K and 5K road races, the Peachtree City Running Club announced earlier this week.

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