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Lenox:
$825,000 land purchase should have been discussed in public
After
being accused of lying to the public in a letter to the editor that
criticized Mayor Steve Brown, former mayor Bob Lenox got to clear the
air when he addressed the City Council last week.
Armed
robbery suspect ID'd by detectives
Peachtree
City police have identified the suspect in the Jan. 10 armed robbery
of the Flash Foods convenience store on Crosstown Road.
PTC's
new police cars designed by officers; part of expanded take-home car program
Peachtree
City's fleet of 28 new police cars were designed with the input of officers
with one key feature in mind: safety.
Jeep
flips over after car runs stop sign in Fville
Several people were
injured when a Jeep Wrangler flipped over after striking a vehicle that
Fayetteville Police say ran a stop sign Tuesday night.
Zaxby's
restaurant planned for east PTC development
A plan to build
a Zaxby's restaurant at Lexington Circle in Peachtree City off Ga. Highway
54 East has been approved by the Peachtree City Planning Commission.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Everybody's
eligible for liquor vote
Voters throughout
Coweta County will determine the fate of serving mixed drinks in restaurants
in the unincorporated county.
County
signs TDK deal, PTC Council waits to iron out details
Although
the Fayette County Commission has signed an agreement to extend TDK
Boulevard from Peachtree City into Coweta County, the City Council of
Peachtree City has yet to ink the deal.
Local
industry is becoming a safety leader
Senoia's Winpak
Films, Inc., is developing a solid reputation of being a safe workplace
and a preferred employer, having recently celebrated two safety milestones.
Two
more subdivisions headed for Senoia
Senoia's
city leaders will examine two proposals for subdivisions at Monday night's
City Council meeting.
Private
School Application Process Begins Now for Fall 2003 School Year
Ready
or not, now is the time for families to be researching their children's
education options for fall
Obituaries
Sports
Basketball
teams battle as season nears end
Tuesday
night's basketball action saw several local teams get key region wins,
while others lost in tough contests.
McIntosh
to send more swimmers to state meet
McIntosh High School's
swim team has added state qualifiers in two events. Freshman Thomas
Lucak qaulified in the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 59.14, which
was good enough for a fourth-place finish in the Clark-Oconee Swimming
and Diving Invitational. McIntosh finsihed 10th out of 29 teams competing
in the meet.
Opinion
Opinions
matter little; duty is to pray for president and other leaders
By
DAVID EPPS
Pastor
"Do you believe
that we should go to war with Iraq?" said the worried lady who
is a member of my congregation. "Do you think the president is
doing the right thing?" she added.
Zen
and the art of being a grown-up; there's more to it than one thinks
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
For
all my young readers out there trying to speed up time so they too can
have the freedom of being an adult, be warned. With freedom comes responsibility;
being a grown-up means more than what you'd think.
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