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Fayette's
Cox wins education's top office
Kathy Cox remembers
very well the feeling of excitement and anticipation she felt that autumn
day in the late 1980s when she first walked into a classroom at Fayette
County High School, site of her first teaching job.
Clog
continues for Hwy. 54-74
Weekday drive-time
traffic on Ga. Highway 54 west of the Ga. Highway 74 intersection is
routinely clogged as motorists rush into Peachtree City to work in the
morning and out of the city to head home in the evenings.
Southside
task force points toward final meeting
The task force created
by the Fayetteville city officials to study the southside and its potential
development will meet next week for the third, and possibly last, time.
Former
PTC councilman, 3 others escape injury in belly landing at Falcon Field
A former Peachtree
City councilman and head of one of Fayette County's largest development
firms escaped injury when a small plane disabled with a landing gear
problem landed safely at Falcon Field Thursday afternoon.
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PTC authority deal done, another in works
One half of the
ongoing dispute about Peachtree City's hotel-motel tax funds has been
resolved.
County
furnishing new jail
With
just over a month to go before Fayette County opens its new jail, the
county's Public Facilities Authority approved nearly $1 million in contracts
Monday morning to furnish the jail.
Safety
renovations for Neely fire station in PTC put on hold
Despite
recommendations from city staff to proceed, the Peachtree City Council
has delayed approval of a bid for safety renovations to the Neely fire
station.
PTC
council denies two requests to work in Flat Creek flood plain
Three
lots in the Wilshire Estates subdivision off Ga. Highway 74 south in
Peachtree City are undevelopable because the actual flood plain from
Flat Creek extends further onto the lots than the developer originally
thought.
High
school program helps young students learn German
A special pilot
program between Hood Avenue Primary and Fayette County High is helping
young students learn a second language.
His
House Church to sponsor turkey shoots this month
His House Community
Church in Senoia will sponsor three turkey shoots this month with turkeys,
hams and other prizes offered for hitting the mark.
Like
mother, like daughter
The saying "the
apple doesn't fall far from the tree" certainly applies in the
case of Kay and Kayla Seabolt.
Evening
of Fine Arts at Kedron
Kedron Elementary
School will host its semi-annual Evening of Fine Arts Thursday, Dec.
12.
Fayette's
buses roll out positive label program
The old saying "sticks
and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me" couldn't
be further from the truth, and that's why the Fayette County School
System's transportation department is piloting a positive label program
this year on its buses.
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