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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.
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.
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.
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.
'Can
Hunger' runs through Dec. 31
More than 2,300
people in Fayette County will go hungry this holiday season without
help from the local community, according to a group trying to help feed
needy families in the metro area.
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
Let's
Not Throw Out the Baby With the Eggnog
By Daniel Overdorf
Pastor
Ah, Christmas. The
scent of freshly-cut pine. Little boys and girls who can hardly sleep
because they're so excited about what Santa might bring. Wrapping paper
strewn about the living room. Cookies, cider, chocolate fudge. Store-bought
fruitcakes as heavy and as tasty as cement blocks.
Susan,
I salute you!
By
REV. DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
The passengers on
the bus watched sympathetically as the attractive young woman with the
white cane made her way carefully up the steps. She paid the driver
and, using her hands to feel the location of the seats, walked down
the aisle and found the seat he'd told her was empty. Then she settled
in, placed her briefcase on her lap and rested her cane against her
leg.
Christmas
love
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
A
friend recently e-mailed to me the story of a woman who vowed each December
to make Christmas a calm and peaceful experience.
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