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Humor
columnist arrested for using Internet to 'entice' 13-year-old girl
A
freelance humor columnist for The Citizen newspaper was arrested Wednesday
afternoon on a charge of violating the computer pornography and child
exploitation prevention act after police with a warrant searched his
Peachtree City home and seized two computers.
Airport
needs extra 1,000 feet for runway safety area; requires more land, partial
reroute of TDK Blvd. in coming years
A
new safety regulation from the Federal Aviation Administration will
eventually require a 1,000-foot "safety overrun" area to be
added to Falcon Field's runway
Fayette
not dropping murder charge on 25-year-old case
Although
DeKalb County authorities have filed murder charges against Carl J.
Patton Jr. for the death of a woman whose body was found in Fayette's
Flint River 25 years ago, local authorities aren't dropping the case
against him here.
Use
of force by PTC officer during arrest at issue in federal trial
A federal jury will
determine whether a Peachtree City police officer injured a woman while
arresting her for obstruction of a police officer during a domestic
violence investigation back in August 1998.
Alleged
teen gunman among four in custody for PTC armed robbery
Peachtree City police
have arrested a Brooks teen whom they believe was the armed gunman in
a holdup of the Braelinn Village convenience store on Robinson Road
last Friday evening.
Ground
broken, benefit concert set for Fayette Field of Hope
Volunteers raising
money for a baseball field that will accommodate disabled children broke
ground for the project Wednesday afternoon.
Police
Blotter
Senoia
finds out sewer costs Monday
Senoia residents
will found out Monday night how expensive phase two of the city's sewer
system will be.
Schlumper
sets town hall meeting
Fourth District
Coweta County Commissioner Leigh Schlumper will hold a citizen's meeting
next Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at White Oak Elementary School.
Car
inspections have started at Hartsfield
Starting yesterday,the
Atlanta Police Department and private security personnel began conducting
visual inspections of all vans, trucks, and SUVs on the access roads
leading to Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport.
Hinkle
is Coweta STAR student
Northgate High School
student Lauren Hinkle was announced as the Coweta County STAR student
of 2003, at the annual Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce STAR student
and teacher breakfast Feb. 25.
Sports
Soccer
teams get wins, prepare for busy weekend
The
soccer season is still young and local teams are starting to find their
strides, when the weather allows.
Lady
Indians and War Eagles still alive in state playoffs
The
East Coweta Lady Indians and the Landmark Christian School Lady War
Eagles are still alive in the state basketball tournament. Both teams
play this evening at colleges on opposite sides of the state.
Opinion
Mother's
story had a few twists and turns, but a fantastic ending
By
DAVID EPPS
Pastor
One of the earliest
memories I have is sitting in my mother's lap as she read Bible stories
to me. From her, I learned of man's fall in the Garden of Eden, of the
Great Flood of Noah's day, and of David's victory over Goliath. Because
of her, there was never a day in my life that I didn't believe in God.
Decades
with no moral or economic direction destroying a nation
By
MONROE ROARK
mroark@thecitizennews.com
A
recent story in the Washington Post highlighted a severe problem in
a country with a lot of problems.
Cultivating
a fine slow-dining experience with family and friends
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
Last
weekend The Wife and I were invited out to dinner by one of my closest
friends. Now I know it will come as a surprise to some of you that I
have a friend, much less close ones who don't mind being seen out in
public with me, but don't worry. I think they really just wanting to
spend time with The Wife.
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