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Fleeing
motorcyclist caught at roadblock
A
Fayetteville man led a sheriff's deputy on a brief chase Tuesday afternoon
in north Fayette County after his motorcycle passed another vehicle
on a hill crest in a no passing zone, police said.
Reward
offered for info on cart thefts near McIntosh
Peachtree
City Police are offering a $500 reward for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the theft
of two golf carts parked near the McIntosh High School campus last week.
PTC
police have 3 suspects from Wal-Mart theft
Peachtree
City Police have identified three suspects who stole over $5,000 worth
of electronics from the new Wal-Mart Supercenter in late October.
SCV
gives service awards
Two
members of the Sharpsburg Sharpshooters Sons of Confederate Veterans
received service medals for service to their country.
Santa
to drop in at Falcon Field with gifts for special children
Santa
Claus will take time out from his busy North Pole schedule to visit
a special group of children at Falcon Field in Peachtree City Saturday,
Dec. 14.
EMC
moving to Palmetto
Coweta-Fayette
EMC is leaving Newnan to set up shop in Palmetto.
Police
Blotter
Thanksgiving
Dinner
By: Daniel Overdorf
You know the scene.
The family sits around the table. Dad carves the turkey, his three-piece
suit starched and pressed. With great precision he sharpens the knife,
slices through the bird like butter, then with a quick movement of the
wrists flips the slice onto a waiting platter.
Think
you're having a bad day?
By REV.
DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
I
received this e-mail and I just couldn't resist sending it along. It
is entitled "So You Think You're Having a Bad Day?" It was
sent to me from Beverly Copeland through my good friend Jim, my World
War II glider researcher. Check out these funny, funny actual cases:
Fear
and the economy
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
I
hear real estate investing is a strong and growing trend, "a safer
way to invest money." To some, buying second homes, rental property
and land has become more attractive than investing in the stock market.
I find that interesting. Perhaps I can understand it to a degree.
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