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Authority
adopts tighter budgets for tennis center, amphitheater
Higher
concert ticket prices and court fees are the burden shifted to users
of Peachtree City's amphitheater and tennis centers to help stabilize
the budgets of both facilities.
Dr.
Rich Schumacher, Peachtree City planning commissioner, dies suddenly
Peachtree City Planning
Commission member Dr. Rich Schumacher died unexpectedly after complications
from surgery Tuesday, according to a family spokesperson.
PTC
police nab drug store thiefs
Peachtree
City police caught two suspects with over $3,000 in stolen property
taken from the Eckerd drug store on Ga. Highway 54 near Peachtree Parkway
last week.
PTC
man is charged for deadly crash
A Peachtree
City man has been charged with vehiclular homicide resulting from a crash
that led to the death of a Tyrone woman almost a month after the collision.
Toys
for Tots donation site at PTC fire station
Peachtree City residents
still have time to donate to the United States Marine Corps' annual
Toys for Tots campaign.
White
color temporary for PTC City Hall; beige will come back
Anybody
holding out hope for a white Christmas in Peachtree City couldn't have
imagined it this way.
WWII
vet recounts time as POW to local Civil Air Patrol
The Peachtree City-Falcon
Field Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol was recently told of
a local man's dramatic experience in World War II.
Off-airport
user fee at Falcon Field to remain intact, but it's negotiable
The Peachtree
City Airport Authority has declined a request to lower its "through-the-fence
fee" for granting access to Falcon Field for businesses located off
the airport.
Police
Blotter
Budget
features pay raises
Coweta
County's proposed budget will now feature an additional pay raise for
some of the county's lower-paid employees.
Test
scores on the rise
Many of Coweta County's
test scores in the school system are on the upswing.
Fayette
awaiting comments on Lake Mac reservoir plan
The
public comment period for the proposed Lake McIntosh reservoir project
is slated to close at the end of the month.
Senoia
studying impact fees
The
city of Senoia took a big step Monday night toward the implementation
of impact fees.
Budget
passes muster
Senoia's
budget for 2003 zipped through City Council approval Monday night.
Habitat
seeks holiday help
Most of you know
of my involvement with Habitat locally and I have now reduced myself
to begging. Not for me, but for a very deserving family.
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