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West
Nile in Fulton County
Fulton County health
officials confirmed earlier this month that an Atlanta man is the first
in the metro Atlanta area to be infected with the mosquito-borne West
Nile virus this year.
Sons
of American Revolution honors one of its own
The
Cliftondale community, just north of Fairburn, hosted a special ceremony
to honor one of its heroes, William Sewell.
PTC
residents "honk off" to council about stop signs, speed humps
and lower speed limit on Golf View Drive
Peachtree
City residents upset with the new stop signs, enhanced speed humps and
20 miles-per-hour speed limit on Golf View Drive spoke their peace to
the City Council Tuesday night.
City
moving forward on sewer project
By November, the
city of Senoia will put out a bid proposal for the second and final
phase of its sewer system.
TDK
gets blessing from PTC mayor and council
The
Peachtree City Council has unanimously approved a resolution in support
of extending TDK Boulevard to Coweta County to help traffic flow into
the city's industrial park.
Police
Blotter
Remembrance
and hope at Ground Zero
By REV. JUSTIN KOLLMEYER
Religion Columnist
At the September
11th Service of Remembrance and Hope this past Wednesday
night I shared again these thoughts with the good folks who nearly filled
our sanctuary. Many commented afterwards that they were helpful. I only
pray that they might be helpful again to you as you read them here.
Patriotism
By REV. DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
I have a confession.
In my mind's eye, I had surrendered to the enemy. How distasteful. How
unspeakable. How unthinkable, but that's what I had done. I committed
this sin in a dangerous place, in the depths of my mind. God's Word
says, "as he thinketh in his heart, so is he." Proverbs 23:7.
In
remembrance
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
Tomorrow has come.
Some of us wondered if it would a year ago, didn't we? Others of us
took the events of a year ago in stride.
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