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Fayetteville
residents help police collect items for soldiers
The
Fayetteville Police Department was overwhelmed with donations of personal
items for American troops stationed overseas as part of its Operation
Shoebox campaign.
Taste
of Fayette will tie in with annual art show
Food from local
restaurants will be ready for the tasting Sunday, May 18, at the Taste
of Fayette event at the Gazebo at Stonewall Village, offered by Main
Street Fayetteville.
Oak
Grove students write letters to 'any soldier' and get responses
Though
students in Teri Besch's second-grade class at Oak Grove Elementary
School are still perfecting their cursive handwriting, their letter-writing
skills have proven very successful. The students wrote letters to "Any
Soldier" and many of them received responses.
City
reviews McIntosh parking lot plans
After
years spent earning a reputation as one of the best schools in the state,
McIntosh High deserves an outward appearance that reflects the excellence
going on inside.
Officials,
citizen tab PTC police as professional at accreditation hearing
One
by one, they strode to the podium with praise for the Peachtree City
Police Department.
SCV
welcomes Westmoreland
Rep.
Lynn Westmoreland (R-Sharpsburg) took part in the Confederate Memorial
Day events at the Oak Hill Cemetery in Newnan last Saturday.
Shouting
'Hooray!' for mothers one week early
By Dr. David L. Chancey
Pastor
The five-year-old
had practiced and practiced for his big moment in the preschool play.
His moment came, and he forgot his lines. His mother, sitting on the
front row, began to gesture and prompt him. She mouthed the words, but
he didn't catch on. Finally, she whispered the cue, "I am the light
of the world." The child beamed and with great feeling said in
a loud, clear voice, "My mother is the light of the world."
I
wish Jesus could have been on that TV show
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
The
five-year-old had practiced and practiced for his big moment in the
preschool play. His moment came, and he forgot his lines. His mother,
sitting on the front row, began to gesture and prompt him. She mouthed
the words, but he didn't catch on. Finally, she whispered the cue, "I
am the light of the world." The child beamed and with great feeling
said in a loud, clear voice, "My mother is the light of the world."
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