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Local
teen's appeal of juvenile fornication conviction heard by Georgia Supreme
Court
The
Georgia Supreme Court will decide whether to uphold a juvenile court
delinquency ruling against a 16-year-old boy for fornication after he
was caught having sex with his girlfriend at her Fayette County home
in September of last year.
McIntosh
to make room on campus for golf carts
Students
driving golf carts to McIntosh High School will eventually have their
very own parking lot on campus.
Hot
summer led to Senoia water crunch
Increased
water use in Senoia this summer has caused the city's leaders to call
for a study to investigate the city's future water and wastewater needs.
Second
case of West Nile Virus confirmed
For
the second time in just over a month, a case of West Nile Virus has
been discovered in Coweta County.
Photo
exhibition opens in Senoia
Residents
in Senoia will have a unique opportunity this weekend to see the unveiling
of an addition to an ongoing photography exhibit.
Police
Blotter
Life
lessons in home, church and school
By REV.
DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
It
has been said there are two types of books, those "written"
and those "un-written." It has also been said that "everyone's
life is a book." It is true that often you read a book and think,
"That has happened to me but in a different way," or, "I
would have handled that differently or why did he or she do that?"
"Growing
Old is Not for Sissies"
By DR.
DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
A man came in from
his golf game and his wife asked, "how'd you do?"
Ants
and baseball
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
I threw a tantrum.
I don't know when I last threw a tantrum. I'm a pouter by nature, and
it has actually been quite a long time since I pulled off a good pout.
It's not that I'm above throwing a tantrum, it's just that tantrums
are not my style.
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