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Agreement
reached on TDK
Agreement
to fund and build a new east-west connector between Fayette and Coweta
counties is nearly a done deal, with just final touches from lawyers
holding up final passage, officials said Thursday night.
Blood
drive tomorrow
The Fayette County
Public Library is hosting Boy Scout Troop 182 and the American Red Cross
for a blood drive Monday from 2-7 p.m.
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.
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.
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.
A
Dangerous Blessing
By DANIEL OVERDORF
Pastor
Material wealth
is a blessing. This morning I awoke in a warm house. Had a hot breakfast.
Sorted through a wardrobe of clothes that wereonce upon a timein style.
I jumped in a pick-up truck that I really like and drove to an office
filled with shelves of books and a relatively expensive laptop computer.
Wild
game dinner?
By KNOX
HERNDON
Pastor
I
was just talking to my good friend and prayer partner Justin Kollmeyer
with Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. We were discussing how we were
going to get together and divide up the work in the joint hosting of
this "Wild Game Dinner." By the way it is on Tuesday Night
at 6:30 PM on the 4th of February at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
on Highway 314, which is sandwiched in between the Fayette Pavilion
and Lowe's. As we were talking, Justin told me he was inviting a parishioner
to the dinner who said to him, "wild game dinner, just what kind
of wild games are we going to play??" I thought that was pretty
funny, and that his parishioner needed to get out more!
Look
at the whole man
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
I
was a young teenager who shocked my folks by just hinting that I would
like to demonstrate along with the Negroes in Albany Georgia in 1961.
My folks gasped when I suggested there was much injustice that needed
to be addressed. I never really knew how they felt about that injustice.
I do know they were scared of potential violence.
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