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Arson
ruled out as cause of Fayette Daily News blaze
Although
the investigation is still ongoing, fire investigators have ruled out
arson in the Thursday morning blaze that destroyed the offices of the
Fayette Daily News in Fayetteville.
P&Z
off to an eager start in 2003
The Fayetteville
Planning and Zoning Commission will conduct its business for the first
time in 2003 at Tuesday night's work session, scheduled for 7 p.m. in
the council chambers at City Hall.
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.
Mandatory
driving tests begin
Beginning this month,
the Department of Motor Vehicle Safety will initiate mandatory on-the-road
driving tests for anyone getting their first Class D driver1s license.
In the past, many applicants were only required to pass a series of
maneuvers among cones in a secluded parking lot driving course.
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.
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.
Dear
non-church people
By
Justin Kollmeyer
Pastor
Dear non-church
people,
Don't
forget who you are really working for
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
A number of years
ago, probably more than a decade now, I wrote a column about people
who have a mind to work. I almost looked up that column last night after
I watched the Enron movie on CBS, but it was late, and I didn't want
to further disturb the sleep I was looking forward to at the end of
a long and busy weekend.
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