County
copter helps deputies get their man
Hawk 1,
the Fayette County Sheriff's Department's helicopter unit, paid off big
Thursday afternoon in the apprehension of a man driving a suspected stolen
vehicle who led deputies on a chase into Atlanta.
Student
dies after falling ill in class
A Fayetteville resident
died suddenly Tuesday after becoming ill in his physical education class
at Woodward Academy.
NAACP
training this weekend at Atlanta Hilton
The Fayette County
chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP) is hosting the 51st Southeast Region Civil Rights Advocacy Training
Institute Friday through Sunday at the Atlanta Hilton hotel.
Special
Olympics seeks volunteers
Fayette
County Special Olympics will hold its local track and field event at
Sandy Creek High March 21 from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. All volunteers who
would like to help with the event may report to Sandy Creek, 360 Jenkins
Road in Tyrone, at 9 a.m. Contact Barbara Bruce at J.C. Booth Middle,
770-631-3240, for more information.
Nativity
Episcopal to hold prayer vigil Sunday
Fayetteville's Episcopal
Church of the Nativity invites the community to join in a worldwide
candlelight vigil Sunday, March 16, from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. at the church
on Antioch Road.
The
Lone Ranger rides again
By KNOX
HERNDON
Pastor
This article was
from the 3/11/03 Jewish World Review, written by Dennis Prager: It is
Dead ON Target! I print it here in its entirety. I appreciate Gary Stewart
sending it to me.
Hey,
Pastor, What do you do all week? Don't you just work on Sundays?
By
DR. DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
This
is a true story, not a "pastor tale." A pastor in Ohio went
to the home for Alzheimer's patients to visit an elderly church member.
After greeting her, he said, "Lillie, do you know who I am?"
Make
your voice heard
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
In a recent column,
news commentator and talk show host Bill O'Reilly spoke of how, in the
1930s, millions of people simply did not want to think about the evil
Hitler was brewing up. He pointed out that France and Russia were the
chief appeasers, as they are today on the Iraq question.
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