News
Mayor's
address: PTC needs to think about future of 54/74 intersection
In
the annual "State of the City" address to the Peachtree City
Rotary Club, Mayor Steve Brown laid out several challenges the city
will face in the coming year.
Fugitive
squad hunting suspect in local heists
Now
that local police have positively identified the suspect in the armed
robbery of the Flash Foods convenience store in Peachtree City and the
Tyrone Amoco that occurred almost a month ago, the Atlanta Metro Fugitive
Squad is hunting the suspect down.
Generators
tabbed for sewer pump stations to protect Lake Kedron
To
help protect Lake Kedron's water quality, the Peachtree City Water and
Sewerage Authority is paying for emergency power generators to be installed
at four nearby pump stations.
Airport
Authority offers free rent for first year to attract avionics business
Falcon Field appears
destined to land another significant aviation business as an avionics
company located in Griffin has expressed interest in moving to Peachtree
City.
WASA
to ponder 'life' of old water quality test records
The Peachtree City
Water and Sewerage Authority will look into whether it should get rid
of its water quality testing records after the three years the agency
is required to keep them.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Liquor
election set for March, 2004
Residents wanting
a mixed drink in the unincorporated county will have to wait until next
year to see how the voters respond.
Sewer
bids to be opened Feb.25
Senoia
residents will know by the end of the month the exact cost of phase
two of the city's sewer system.
Government
heads to Athens
Coweta county's
government leaders took an eastern detour this week for a retreat in
Athens.
Courthouse
fire does minimal damage
A small fire on
the south side of the Coweta County Courthouse caused minimal damage
to the structure Monday afternoon.
East
Coweta Middle fares well at chess tournament
Once again, two
East Coweta Middle School students battled it out rook and pawn for
the top spot at the Coweta County School Chess Tournament Saturday.
Habitat
seminar is Sunday
Newnan-Coweta Habitat
for Humanity will hold its annual Partner Family Orientation Sunday
at 3 p.m. at the Central Education Center, on Martin Luther King Drive
in Newnan.
Scouts
looking for food this weekend
In coordination
with worthy food distribution agencies and pantries, all Flint River
Council Scouts will be participating in the annual Scouting for Food
Campaign.
Sports
Regular
season of high school basketball ends
The
regular season of high school basketball ends this weekend and local
teams are hoping to finish strong. Some teams got some key, confidence-inducing
wins on Tuesday.
McIntosh
takes second in county meet
McIntosh's boys
and girls swim teams placed second in last week's county meet. The boys
lost ot Starr's Mill by 10 points, while the girls lost to Starr's Mill
200-118.
Opinion
Do
not forget the power of prayer, no matter how many are praying
By
DAVID EPPS
Pastor
Once in a while
even devout and otherwise biblically sound Christians will espouse a
false and dangerous understanding of God.
Learning
the Queen's English, and avoiding the dreaded red pen
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
The
Boy was complaining the other day about how hard it is to learn a foreign
language. He said he has to take two years of it just to graduate from
high school.
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