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News
Court
changes approved by city council
During Monday's
Fairburn City Council meeting, Chief of Police Frederick Brown proposed
new changes concerning the operation of the Municipal Court and indigent
defense.
Warehouse
owner given 90 days to get certificate of occupancy
Some controversial
issues concerning the Valencia Warehouse arose at Fairburn's City Council
meeting Monday night.
Registration
set for elementary schools
The Fulton County
School System will hold elementary school registration May 7 from 8
a.m. until 7 p.m., and May 8, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. The registration is for
rising kindergartners and other elementary students who will be new
to the Fulton County School System in 2003-2004. All elementary schools
also will be open for registration beginning in August from 8 a.m.
4 p.m.
Housing
Fair set
Persons interested
in buying a home can "shop" for lenders and realtors during
the annual Fulton County Housing Fair from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. April 9.
Local
artist's work featured
The Fulton County
Arts Council will host an opening reception for "My Sucker Thumb
Story," an exhibit by Lesley Ann Price April 5, from 5:30 p.m.
to 8:30 p.m. at the Abernathy Arts Center.
CCSU
graduate building a future with Local Centex Corporation
Success is the order
of the day at Clayton College & State University, as yet another
graduate finds a career building opportunity in their very own backyard.
Grace Bell of Peachtree City was recently hired by Centex Homes, a nationally
recognized subsidiary of Centex Corporation, in Peachtree City.
Car
wash this weekend
The Wyndham Peachtree
Hotel & Conference Center on Hwy 54 in Peachtree City is sponsoring
a car wash Saturday, March 29, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Wyndham to
raise money for March of Dimes.
Sports
Sports
camps offered for spring break
Young athletes
looking for something to do during their upcoming week of spring break
have some local options.
Local
golfers compete for CCSU
Clayton College
& State University finished 13th in the Bobcat Invitational men's
golf tournament earlier this week in Eatonton.
High
school sports briefs
The Newnan Lady
Cougars moved to 7-2 on the season after Tuesday night's 5-2 victory
over Harrison. Christie McDonald put back her own rebounded miss for
the first goal in the match's fifth minute, the only score of the
first half. Lauren Clifton got the second-half scoring started, then
McDonald scored soon after that, both goals assisted by Wynn Mottola.
McDonald then fed Ashley Hawkins for a goal and closed out the scoring
herself with a penalty kick.
Performance
camp in Fayetteville
A sports performance
camp is coming to Fayetteville Intermediate School in April and May.
'Practice
with the Pros' April 26
The Peachtree
City Recreation Department and Litterial Green will be offering "A
Practice With The Pros" at the Kedron Fieldhouse and Aquatic
Center Saturday, April 26.
Hoop
City in Atlanta April 4-6
Atlanta will host
the 2003 NCAA Women's Final Four at the Georgia Dome. Fans will be
able to get in the spirit of the Final Four by attending Hoop City
at the Georgia World Congress Center April 4-6.
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