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Dunn,
Wells win another term
In
one of the most bitterly contested sets of elections in years, both
incumbent Fayette County Commissioners were returned to office Tuesday.
Boyfriend
charged with killing unborn babies
A
Fayette man who beat his four-months-pregnant girlfriend over two months
ago at Marnelle Mobile Home Park now faces charges that the beating
caused the deaths of the two unborn babies she was carrying.
Cox
crushes Kaye, looks to November
Less
than 24 hours after a convincing win in the Republican primary, state
school superintendent candidate Kathy Cox was back on the road in her
Volkswagen, continuing her campaign strategy of just getting out there
and meeting people.
Capitol
hearing focuses on police chases
Police officers
across Georgia do not receive adequate training about how to conduct
and resolve high-speed vehicle pursuits, according to many high-ranking
officers who testified in a public hearing at the state Capitol Thursday
morning.
CCSU
class offerings set for PTC tennis center
Clayton
College and State University will offer 22 different continuing education
courses at the Peachtree City Tennis Center beginning this fall.
PTC
golf cart driving age not officially lowered yet
Judging
by the jubilant reaction of the 15-year-olds at last week's Peachtree
City council meeting, they're more than ready to be allowed to drive
the family golf cart on their own.
Scriptorium
and the Holy Land Experience
By REV. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
Judging by the jubilant
reaction of the 15-year-olds at last week's Peachtree City council meeting,
they're more than ready to be allowed to drive the family golf cart
on their own.
Miracle
at Quecreek shows need for one another
By DR. DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
In what the news
media called "the miracle at Quecreek," nine miners trapped
for three days 240 feet underground in a water-filled mine shaft decided
early in their crisis that they were either going to live together or
die together as a group.
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