News
County
sees spike in number of industrial prospects despite downturn in U.S.
economy
America's
overall economic outlook might not be so rosy, but local economic developers
have seen a spike in industrial prospects comparing activity so far
this fiscal year to the previous year.
PTC
amphitheater staff returns after seven years to renovated office space
The
staff of the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater in Peachtree City now
has its own office again.
Bids
to dredge Lake Peachtree will be opened next month
The
Fayette County Water System is expected to open bids Tuesday, Feb. 11,
for the dredging of silt from Lake Peachtree.
Investigation
into Twiggs Corner suicide still open but no change expected
Peachtree City police
are still waiting on results from chemical tests before closing the
case on an apparent suicide that occurred Saturday at a residence in
Twiggs Corner, a condominium community.
Minor
traffic violation leads police to suspects in Wal-Mart theft
Peachtree City police
arrested four people suspected of being involved with a recent theft
at the Peachtree City Wal-Mart Supercenter as the result of a traffic
stop for a minor traffic violation.
Putt-putt,
laser tag and go-carts featured in plan for entertainment center
A group of people
with Peachtree City ties wants to build a family entertainment center
in a newly-developing area of the city's industrial park.
Police
Blotter
Liquor
referendum heads to the polls
Voters in unincorporated
Coweta County will head to the polls later this year to decide if they
want a cocktail with their dinner.
Vistors
board slashed to 12 members
The composition
of Coweta County's Convention and Visitors Bureau board will change
this year.
Grand
jury wants services consolidated
Coweta
County and its municipalities should try and consolidate some of their
local government services.
Deal
near to extend TDK Blvd.
It
appears that local governments have their financial ducks in a row to
get TDK Boulevard extended into Coweta County as an alternate route
to Peachtree City's industrial park.
Chess
tournament is Saturday
The Coweta County
Schools Chess Tournament is set for Jan. 25 at Smokey Road Middle School.
Oxendine
urges Georgians to review their coverage during Get Smart About Insurance
Week
When it comes to
insurance, knowledge is your best policy. That's why Georgia Insurance
Commissioner John W. Oxendine and the National Association of Insurance
Commissioners are encouraging consumers to get smart about their coverage
during the second annual Get Smart About Insurance Week, Jan. 20-24.
Sports
Tennis
program sent five members to Super Nationals
Five
members of the Peachtree City Tennis Center's High Performance program
went to Arizona over Christmas to play in the Super Nationals. The players
are of varying ages and had to qualify for the tournament in different
tournaments around the country. Though tennis is an individual sport,
there is little doubt that the High Performance program is a team focused
on helping each other become the best tennis players they can be.
Basketball
teams face tough region competition
Tuesday night's
high school basketball games saw Sandy Creek split with Lithia Springs
and East Coweta sweep McIntosh.
Lots
of local wrestling this weekend
If you like wrestling,
be sure to head to the Starr's Mill complex this weekend. Rising Starr
Middle School will host the Metro Middle School Athletic League (MMSAL)
championships tonight and tomorrow and Starr's Mill will host the Panther
Duals tomorrow. On Saturday, there will be eight mats of wrestling action
taking place at the two schools.
McIntosh
swim teams get big wins
McIntosh High School's
swim team hosted a double dual meet against Sandy Creek and Lovejoy
last week and defeated both schools.
Lacrosse
event in PTC this weekend
The
Peachtree City Lacrosse Association will hold the first Box Lacrosse
Jamboree tomorrow from 12-5 p.m. at the Kedron Multi-Purpose Rink on
Kedron Drive North in Peachtree City. The event will feature several
games between youth U14, U12, and high school teams from Tucker and
Peachtree City, and two adult teams from Alpharetta will hold an exhibition
game between the youth and high school games.
Opinion
Thinking
long and hard about who our church is trying to attract
By
DAVID EPPS
Pastor
"The end of
your search for a friendly church."
With
16th birthday looming, days are filled with dreams of car stereos
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
The
Wife and I went out to a local eatery last week and sat behind a group
of teenagers. While waiting for our order to come up, I couldn't help
but overhear the engaging conversation at the next table.
Sharing
just a few random thoughts as we begin the new year
By PATRICK STAFFORD
Executive director of the Fulton Industrial Business Association
Sharing just a few
random thoughts as we begin the new year
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