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Rec
offices take live-saving measures
The
sudden death last week of a Fayetteville youth after being hit in the
chest by a pitched baseball has raised awareness of the need for CPR
training and cardio rescue equipment throughout the area's recreation
centers and playing fields.
Friday
watering out in Fayette?
The
Georgia Department of Natural Resources is asking the Fayette County
Water System to adopt a new odd-even day outdoor watering schedule that
would ban all outdoor watering on Fridays.
Lady
Chiefs ranked first in U.S. in two polls
The McIntosh Lady
Chiefs will have their biggest game of the season tomorrow when they
host Parkview at 7:30 p.m.
Police
still working Kroger, Shell armed robberies
Fayetteville
police detectives are still following up on the city's two armed robberies
that occurred last week.
Lake
Peachtree dredging may wrap up in time for July 4th
The
dredging of Lake Peachtree is ahead of schedule, Fayette County consulting
engineer Jim Mallett reported Wednesday to the county's Water Committee.
PTC
Rotarian tabbed for international service award
Peachtree City Rotary
Club member Frances Meaders has been awarded an international citation
for her service to the club and the community.
Math
students work problems to raise money for hospital
Students at J.C.
Booth Middle are using math to help other children who are battling
various catastrophic diseases.
Fair
showcases career possibilities
The purpose of a
school system is to produce responsible and productive members of society.
This was the message that students at Robert J. Burch Elementary learned
during their career week activities.
Police
Blotter
County
looking at lot sizes
Is
Coweta County on the verge of changing lots sizes in the unincorporated
county?
Hwy.
34 development standards changing
The makeover of
Ga. Highway 34 east continues.
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