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PTC
development authority worries about losing managment of tennis center,
amphitheater
Negotiations
are progressing between representatives of the Development Authority
of Peachtree City and the City Council for a new agreement that would
likely reduce the authority's share of the city's hotel-motel tax funds.
Deal
done: Falcon Field acquires 23-plus acres to expand with future hangar
sites
Peachtree
City's Falcon Field has over 23 more acres to grow on now that it has
closed on a $1.075 million deal to acquire the property from Peachtree
City Holdings Inc., a subsidiary of Pathway Communities.
Collins
speaks to Fayette Realtors
In a speech Tuesday
to area Realtors, U.S. Rep. Mac Collins outlined his plan for economic
recovery and job creation, calling for reform of specific tax measures
which handicap American business and workers.
Old
McDonald's on the way out new jewelry store planned for site
The
former site of a small McDonald's restaurant on Crosstown Court in south
Peachtree City has been vacant for quite a while.
Planning
Commission to reconsider rezoning for 125-home subdivision
A
rezoning proposal for a 125-home subdivision off Ga. Highway 74 South
in Peachtree City near Rockaway Road is headed back to the Planning
Commission.
Senate
candidate to stop in PTC Wednesday
Republican U.S.
Senate Candidate Saxby Chambliss will be at City Hall in Peachtree City
Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. to meet and greet Fayette voters.
PTC
strengthens ordinance for city's problem buildings
The
teeth in Peachtree City's ability to dispose of dilapidated structures
just got a little sharper.
Authority
member resigns for move
The Peachtree City
Airport Authority will soon have a vacancy as member Mark H. Harris
resigns effective Thursday, Nov. 14.
PTC
offering free mulch to gardeners
Peachtree City is
offering free mulch to interested gardeners at its recycling center
facility on Rockaway Road.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Parents
and students unite for musical legacy concert
The Whitewater Middle
School Bands will present their second annual Musical Legacy Concert
on Monday, Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. in the Whitewater Gym.
Traffic
is coming to a halt in Senoia
Traffic
relief is coming soon to Senoia.
City's
millage rate drops
Senoia
residents may see a small decline in their property tax bills this year.
Lyles
bids adieu as artistic director with "The Marriage of Figaro"
Dale
Lyles has been the artistic director for Newnan Community Theatre Company
for 22 years. After "The Marriage of Figaro," for which Lyles
served as translator, director and star, he will retire as artistic
director for the company and take a full year off.
Northgate
wins title
The Northgate Marching
Viking Band was crowned gold division grand champions this past Saturday
at the Southern Invitational Marching Festival. The competition was
held at Cobb County's Sprayberry High School.
Resident
wants old cars gone
Is
the presence of abandoned cars in Senoia causing a blight on the city?
Angels
are headed to Senoia
It's
beginning to feel a lot like Christmas in Senoia.
Senoia
UMC revival starts Sunday
Fall
revival services will begin at Senoia United Methodist Church this Sunday,
Oct. 27, and will continue through Tuesday, Oct. 29. Services are at
7 p.m. nightly. The guest evangelist will be the Rev. Jim Moore, currently
serving as senior pastor of the New Covenant United Methodist Church
in Douglasville.
Newnan
Classical staging recital
The
public is invited to attend Reformation Day at Newnan Classical School
Oct. 31.
Auditions
set for 'A Christmas Carol'
Fayette-Coweta
Family Theatre, Inc. will hold auditions for the holiday production
"A Christmas Carol" Nov. 2 at The Bedford School off Ga. Highway
74 north on Milam Road, just north of Tyrone.
Sports
Football
season heads in to final month
The
local high school footbal teams are entering the final month of the
regular season. Teams are either trying to stay the course and make
their way to the state playoffs or play spoiler and thwart some team's
chances of postseason glory.
State
softball and area cross country meets this weekend
Football's playoffs
are still a few weeks away but several local softball teams enter the
state tournament this afternoon and the area cross country championships
take place tomorrow. This is the time of year that separates a good
season from a great season.
Teams
head to state volleyball tournaments
McIntosh's
Lady Chief volleyball team won the area 4-AAAAA championship on Tuesday
night by defeating East Coweta in four sets, 15-11, 15-8, 14-16, 15-4.
Sandy Creek came in second in the area 4-AAAA championship by losing
to Troup County in four sets, 15-17, 7-15, 15-14, 6-15. All four teams
have qualified for the state tournament, which begins tomorrow at locations
throughot the state.
Opinion
You
don't have to buy a gift to show your pastor your appreciation
By DAVID EPPS
Pastor
All over the community,
churches have posted signs saying, "We love you Pastor Bob and
Sharon," or "We appreciate the Reverend Ortiz family."
What all this is about is that someone, somewhere, proclaimed October
as "Clergy Appreciation Month."
Sugared-up
little monsters and bottomless pits
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
Many times Dad has
said to me, "Life is everything that happens between birth and
death. It's not a spectator's sport - you must get off the sidelines
and play. There's a time to be a kid, a time to go to school, a time
to get married, a time to have children and finally; a time to die.
You'd better enjoy each stage of your life because you can't go back
and repeat one."
A
thought from the west side of town, and a good idea here, too
By
Patrick Stafford
Executive director of the Fulton Industrial Business Association
On
Nov. 5, Cobb County voters will have an opportunity to decide whether
to adopt the "Redevelopment Powers Act" through the use of
tax allocation districts in various parts of the county. One of those
targeted areas is Veterans Memorial Highway (Bankhead Highway to most
folks), where it crosses the river...and just over the border of Fulton
County.
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