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Fayetteville
gets funds to buy, plan downtown park
Fayetteville
has been awarded a $1.5 million grant to create a passive recreation
area downtown that will feature walking trails and other amenities.
Fayetteville
wants grant to study Southside water quality
The
city of Fayetteville is seeking a grant to determine if future development
on the Southside has an affect on the water quality of Perry Creek.
Phony
check writer posed as woman in stores, PTC police say
In
an apparent first for Peachtree City, police are looking for a Union
City man who has posed as a woman while writing over $11,000 in fake
checks to stores in the city.
East
Fayette Elem. names media center
East Fayette Elementary
School has named its media center for a longtime teacher at the school,
the late Senior DeVaughn Price.
Vehicles
for hire, gun range would need council approval
Fayetteville city
officials have recommended several changes to the city's zoning ordinance,
some of which would address some rather unique businesses that might
locate here in the future.
Villages
site gets sign variance from Fayetteville council
The Villages at
LaFayette project has been given a sign variance from the Fayetteville
City Council for several temporary signs and four brick monuments that
will be located at entrances to the residential area of the mixed-use
site.
Recycling
totals 461 tons for Fayetteville last year
Fayetteville residents
recycled 461 tons of material last year that would have otherwise ended
up in a landfill somewhere.
Police
Blotter
Who's
to Blame for Society's Moral Deficiency?
By DANIEL
OVERDORF
Pastor
The city council
in Jackson, Mississippi, faced an embarrassing dilemma. The council
president and another councilman were arrested for making shady deals
with a strip club. The remaining council members convened a panel of
area pastors and civic leaders to discuss the moral problems that plagued
the council and the surrounding community.
All
they ask is that we remember
By KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
My
father and mother came from the generation that Tom Brokaw calls in
his book "The Greatest Generation." This group of people were
exceptional in many ways.
Living
with pain, and enjoying life with friends
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
Panic set
in at 7:50 p.m. while we were still making our way through the three tiers.
The main course had not even been served. My eye frantically caught the
eye of our hostess, Gwen Bankovich. I explained my dilemma.
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