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Woman
pleads innocent to murder
A
Jonesboro woman accused of killing an innocent Peachtree City motorist
in a crash while she was being chased by police last July pleaded not
guilty to murder and vehicular homicide charges in court Friday morning.
Fayetteville
lights up for holidays Nov. 30
Fayetteville's
tenth annual Christmas Tree Lighting, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 30,
will officially mark the beginning of the Main Street holiday season.
New
police station in the works
Fayetteville
officials are making plans to relieve some of the overcrowding at City
Hall, and the biggest part of those plans is a proposed new police station.
PTC
police seek burglary suspect
The Peachtree City
Police Department is seeking information on the whereabouts of a suspect
accused of three residential burglaries.
Goody
gets Spirit Award
Goody
Products, Peachtree City, received the 2002 Spirit of Industry Award.
The Existing Industry Committee of the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce
gives two awards each year, one for companies with over 50 employees
and one for under 50 employees.
Bus
crash sends seven to hospital
A late afternoon
collision Wednesday between a school bus and a car in northern Coweta
County sent seven students to area hospitals.
County
prepares to seek bids for dredging Lake Peachtree
The Fayette County
Water System's plans to dredge Lake Peachtree can move forward now that
Peachtree City has agreed to an easement that will allow the use of
Drake Field as a staging area.
Turkey
Shoot 2002
By REV.
DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
It's
that time of the year again, when we pause as a nation and thank the
Almighty for all the blessings of life. Thanksgiving 2002 will be here
shortly and we truly have much for which to be thankful.
Take
a moment to marvel
By
REV. DR. DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
My
friend Sam Orr is pastor of Hardwick Baptist Church near my hometown
of Milledgeville. His parents, Sam and Doris, are part of our congregation
and I'm privileged to be their pastor. Sam recently wrote in his church
newsletter an article about "marvelling" and I thought Thanksgiving
time was a good occasion to pause and marvel at God's many blessings.
A
reminder of life's brevity
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
A
friend died yesterday. A new friend. Somebody I wanted to know better.
And now it's too late.
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