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PTC
police disrupt meth operation at Balmoral Village apartments after raid
Eight
people were arrested by Peachtree City Police Saturday after they executed
search warrants on two apartments at Balmoral Village they believed
to be sources of drug activity.
Fayette
native Sams a finalist for Superior Court judgeship
Fayette
County State Court Judge Fletcher Sams Sr. is one of the three finalists
still in the running for the vacant Superior Court Judgeship created
by chief judge Ben J. Miller Jr., who is retiring the end of this year.
First
West Nile case in Fayette confirmed
Fayette County Health
Department officials confirmed Tuesday the first case of West Nile Virus
in the county.
Commission
to look at south Fayette rezoning
The
Fayette County Commission is expected to decide tomorrow night whether
a tract in southern Fayette County is ripe for a subdivision.
PTC
drops out of tax equity suit against Fayette County
The Peachtree City
City Council has decided to dismiss its lawsuit against the Fayette
County Commission over alleged tax inequities.
Complaints
logged about 15-year-old golf cart drivers
Peachtree
City officials have received numerous complaints about 15-year-old golf
cart drivers violating the rules of the road by failing to stop at stop
signs and driving on the wrong side of the road.
PTC
to study requiring liability insurance for golf cart owners
A
special committee will be appointed to investigate whether Peachtree
City should require golf cart owners to carry liability insurance on
their carts.
Rezoning
discussion moved to next Tyrone meeting
The
Tyrone Town Council met last Thursday but the meeting, which was to
feature more discussion on the possible rezoning of the Smith estate
by developer Burt Clark, was fairly uneventful.
Underground
problems can increase costs to install swimming pools in PTC
Some
Peachtree City residents paying to have swimming pools installed in
their back yards have to pay thousands of dollars more due to problems
contractors couldn't find above ground.
Oxendine
presents winners of 2002 "Life, Fire and Safety Awards"
Insurance and Safety
Fire Commissioner John W. Oxendine today announced the winners of the
annual "Excellence in Fire Safety" awards, and the student
winners of the statewide Fire Safety Poster and Essay contests.
Fayetteville
native wins scholarship
Sasha P. Smith,
a senior at Oglethorpe University, has been selected to receive a $3,500
UPS scholarship. Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Smith of
Fayetteville, Georgia, and a 1998 graduate of Lovejoy High School.
Antique
store opening to benefit animal shelter
The Ivy Post, a
recently opened antique and gift shop in Fayetteville, will host a grand
opening event Saturday from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. with a portion of the proceeds
benefiting the Fayette County Animal Shelter.
Renowned
operatic soprano to perform at chorale's inaugural gala
The Southern Crescent
Chorale, an elite new choral group comprised of Atlanta-area residents,
will host its Inaugural Gala at the Wyndham Peachtree Conference Center
Saturday, Nov. 2. The black-tie affair will be a dinner and fundraiser
for the Chorale.
Quilt
auction, relief sale this weekend
Their mothers and
fathers taught them how. Their church communities taught them why.
Clayton
State Theatre Harries the Hallowed Halls with Haunted Lives
If darkness and
eeriness, blood and gore is not your thing, then you had better stay
at home and keep the doors locked and the windows bolted. On Oct. 24,
26, 30, and 31, the Clayton State Theater will be presenting "Haunted
Lives" -- three chilling and frightful plays by John Pielmeire,
best known for his play and movie "Agnes of God."
Noel
November on the way
Kind of like a song
that brings back fond memories of the joys of Christmas, Noel November
is coming to town again for the eighth year in a row. This Celebration
of Trees and Wreaths is the Fayette County Board of Realtors' premiere
event and delights attendees of all ages with a winter wonderland of
favored theme trees, wreaths, mantle arrangements, decorations and Christmas
collectibles. The charity event will be held Saturday, Nov. 16, at the
Barn in Tyrone.
National
Forest Products Week October 20 - 26
The Georgia Forestry
Commission is reminding Fayette County residents that this is National
Forest Products Week, an observance that should have special meaning
for Georgians. You need only to take a moment to look around you to
see the many products we use and depend on each day that comes from
wood and wood by-products.
Free
workshops for women entering workforce or changing careers
The Women's Success
Network, Inc. of Fayetteville has announced a series of workshops designed
to help women who are entering the workforce for the first time or who
are changing careers either voluntarily or involuntarily.
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Court
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