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Patton's
wife pleads in Flint River case
Norma
Jean Patton told her husband over the years that he would eventually
be caught for killing Liddie Matthews Evans 25 years ago because of
advances in DNA technology.
F'ville
store busted, fined $1,000 for underage sale of alcohol
A
Fayetteville business has been fined $1,000 by the City Council for
allowing an employee to sell alcohol to a minor.
Fayetteville
local cable access channel in works
Fayetteville
TV is coming to a cable converter box near you.
Restaurant
plans on Fayetteville P&Z agenda Tuesday
The Fayetteville
Planning and Zoning Commission has a heavy agenda for its Tuesday night
workshop meeting, including plans for an O'Charley's restaurant on Ga.
Highway 85 north and a new home for the Fayette Daily News at 210 Jeff
Davis Place, the former location for Pike Nurseries.
Council
may choose from just three candidates for city manager
The
names of the three finalists to fill the city manager job in Peachtree
City could be made public this week.
Commission
argues over economic development angle
Coweta
County's choice of economic development techniques Tuesday morning exploded
into a series of apologies and terse arguments.
Be
Careful: You Never Know Who You're Influencing
By Dr. David L. Chancey
Pastor
A man took the bus
to work. Since rain was predicted, he went to get the umbrella, but
his wife stopped him.
The
war in Iraq
By
KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
As I write this
article, our gallant troops are closing in on Baghdad. By the time you
read this it will, hopefully, be over.
What
next for Delta?
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
Many
of you might argue that journalism offers no clear reality. That may
be true. The view afforded us through the eyes of journalists all over
the world may be seen through various shades of tinted glass, but seldom
is that hue pink.
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