News
Fire
guts office of Fayette Daily News; cause of blaze under investigation
A
part of Fayette County's history went up in smoke early Thursday morning
as a fire destroyed the building that houses the Fayette Daily News
in Fayetteville.
Tennant
supplants McMenamin as PTC's new mayor pro tem
Last
year, Peachtree City elected a new mayor.
Council
discusses city manager selection
The
Peachtree City Council is apparently ready to begin sorting through
the 50 to 60 applications it has received from persons interested in
becoming the next city manager.
PTC
keeps options open about parking lot, memorial park proposal for city-owned
parcel
A
proposal from a local business to buy a parcel of city-owned property
on Ga. Highway 74 to expand its parking lot has caught some people by
surprise, including some City Council members.
Airport
road deal OK'd by authority; now to council for final approval
The Peachtree City
Airport Authority has struck a deal with the City Council to have an
access road to a new hangar site at Falcon Field paved.
Fayette's
new fire station on public display Jan. 18
The public is invited
to attend the dedication of Fayette County's three newest fire stations
at a special ceremony at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 18.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Schlumper
takes over as chairman
The Coweta County
Commission staged its annual changing of the guard Tuesday as Commissioner
Leigh Schlumper took over as the new chairman.
Bike
paths could be headed for Coweta and South Fulton counties
Coweta County and
south Fulton County could soon be linked by a new bike path.
Seabaugh
wants Peachtree City's plans for TDK
In
a very polite exchange last week, Fayette state Sen. Mitch Seabaugh
told the Peachtree City Council he needed to know its priorities for
major road projects, particularly when it comes to counting on the city's
share of the funding for those projects.
County
passes budget
A
plea for more money from Solicitor Robert Stokely fell on deaf ears
Tuesday as the Coweta County Commission passed its budget for 2003.
Obituaries
Sports
Local
teams split in first night back after break
Tuesday
night marked the beginning of the second half of the high school basketball
season and the local boys and girls teams split in all of the games.
Sandy Creek, McIntosh and East Coweta's girls won, as did Fayette County
and Starr's Mill's boys.
Panthers
edge out Tigers in county duals meet
The
four high school wrestling teams from Fayette County met for the annual
county dual meet Tuesday night and Starr's Mill emerged victorious once
again. But it was close.
Candy
Cane Sprint results sweet for SCAT
SCAT swimmers finished
first at the SCAT Candy Cane Sprint, a dual meet with the Carrollton
Bluefins Dec. 21 at Kedron Pool.
Opinion
What
local food servers wish they could tell some of their customers
By
DAVID EPPS
Pastor
A few months ago,
I was enjoying a meal in a local restaurant when the man at the table
next to me began to make mild sexual advances to the waitress. The young
server was about 24 while the customer had to be in his late 50s or
early 60s. The waitress carefully extracted herself from the situation
with a smile and a flip comment and went her way.
A
new year means more and more new things you have to remember
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
Here
it is again: another new year, and with it comes more stuff you gotta
remember.
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