The Fayette Citizen-News Page

Wednesday, September 4, 2002

PTC ex-mayor seeks to jail current mayor

Former Peachtree City Mayor Bob Lenox wants current mayor Steve Brown arrested for theft of city services for requiring city employees to supervise his children and maintain his personal schedule.

F'ville's new annexation plans worry residents outside city

Peggy Pitt has a dilemma.

Local charity could use a helping hand before it loses its home this month

The Fayette Samaritans need your help. The 11-year-old charitable organization is in desperate need of a home of its own. It's about to lose its current donated space.

PTC hosts GOP state candidates this Saturday

Four GOP statewide office-seekers will present their cases for election to the Fayette County Republican Party's First Saturday breakfast this Saturday, Sept. 7.

Mayor: cut in LOST funds would hurt PTC 2003-04 budget significantly

As if cutting nearly $2 million in projects from this year's budget wasn't bad enough, Peachtree City could take a $400,000 tax revenue reduction if Fayette County officials get their way.

Slowdown tactics on PTC street lead to honking motorists, vandalized street signs on Golf View Dr.

The newest stop signs and enhanced speed humps on Golf View Drive have drawn civil unrest from motorists upset with the changes who feel they are being inconvenienced.

Two arrested for armed robbery of N. Fayette man

Two local men have been arrested for robbing a north Fayette man at gunpoint the evening of Friday, Aug. 23.

Man charged with feticide denied bond by magistrate

A Fayette man accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend and causing the death of her unborn twins will remain in jail.

Fayette County fire recruits feel the heat

The 90 degree summer heat doesn't begin to compare to the temperatures battled by 10 Fayette County firefighting recruits as they went through their week of burn training.

Fayette bagpiper provides poignant ambiance for memorials

"An instrument of great occasions."

Several Sept. 11 events scheduled for Peachtree City

The public is invited to participate in a number of events in Peachtree City to mark the one-year anniversary of the tragic actions on Sept. 11, 2001, when terrorist attacks took more than 3,000 lives in New York, Washington D.C. and Shanksville, Penn.

Memory Walk leaders speak to Kiwanis

Iola Snow and Fred Brown, co-chairs of the local Alzheimer's Association, spoke to the Fayette Metro Kiwanis about its 5k Memory Walk in October.

One Tyrone council seat up for grabs

Election season in Tyrone this year will be relatively quiet, with only one contested race set for the November election.

YMCA honors Partners with Youth

Rod Arion and Dennis Curtin of Gilbert Southern Company dropped by recently to visit with YMCA summer campers. The company received a plaque honoring donors of $1,000 and above to the YMCA 2002 Partner with Youth annual giving campaign.

Local students earn scholarships

Three exemplary leaders and students Jessica Jones, Joshua Hartley and Jerard Gibson of Fayetteville have been awarded $1,000 Chick-fil-A Leadership Scholarships in recognition of their commitment to personal and professional excellence.

Start of school signals Cub Scout recruitment

Who hangs out with tigers, bobcats, wolves and bears? The Fayette County-area Cub Scouts.

Fayette teen attends medical forum

Laura Colon of Fayetteville attended the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine (NYLF/MED) in Chicago in July.

Distinguished Principal of 2002 from Fayette

Huddleston Elementary School principal Rebekah Maddox has been named Georgia's Distinguished Principal for 2002 by the Georgia Association of Elementary School Principals (GAESP).

Benefit concert Sat. at Fayetteville's gazebo

A fundraising concert will be held Saturday at the gazebo on Stonewall Avenue from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to help a local mentally retarded man pay for his new truck.

Main Street golf tourney Sept. 13

Plans are in full swing for the 9th Annual Main Street Golf Tournament, slated for Sept.13 at Whitewater Country Club. This year's tournament will be sponsored by Outback Steak House.

DAR chapter takes first place

The Augustin Clayton Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, took first place in the Chapter Achievement Award category at the organization's national convention in Washington, D.C.

Stancil speaks in Fayette

Republican lieutenant gubernatorial candidate Steve Stancil addressed a crowd of Republican supporters last week at a Fayetteville breakfast hosted by House minority leader Lynn Westmoreland, who has endorsed Stancil.

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