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Court
ruling puts brakes on kids driving golf carts in Peachtree City
A recent ruling
by the Georgia Court of Appeals likely spells the end of golf cart driving
for kids under 16 in Peachtree City.
Daly
Co. makes first presentation of possible library expansion to public
The
Peachtree City Library Commission met Wednesday night and had one of
their larger audiences, due largely in part to a presentation from the
Leo Daly Company, the firm tapped to design the possible library expansion.
The public was encouraged to come, look at the presentation and offer
their opinions, comments and critiques.
Man
unhurt after big tree falls on his truck
A Duluth man miraculously
escaped injury when an estimated 150-year-old oak tree fell on his work
truck at a home off Banks Road in Fayetteville Wednesday morning.
Security
guard at air traffic facility arrested for drug possession
A security guard
at the Atlanta Tracon air traffic control facility has been arrested
for possession of cocaine by Peachtree City Police.
Brown
to serve on Red Cross board
Peachtree City Mayor
Steve Brown was voted onto the Board of Directors of the Metropolitan
Atlanta Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Fishing
rodeo Sat. open to children
Children are invited
to participate in the fifth annual Fishing Rodeo at the Line Creek Nature
Area in Peachtree City Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Police
Blotter
ARC
rep: Coweta will double in size by 2030
You
only think Coweta County is crowded now.
School
board to consider $125 million budget
The Coweta County
Board of Education is expected to give final approval next week to its
$125 million general fund budget.
School
retirees honored
Fifty Coweta County
educators were honored at the school system's annual retirement reception
last week at the Central Educational Center.
Twin
Lakes subdivison talks tabled after hot meeting
The pressure between
developers and City Hall exploded Monday night as tempers flared over
a proposed development in Senoia.
Cleveland
to chair Coweta group
Coweta's
newest government group has a new leader.
Nearly
200 come out for local cleanup
Coweta County
saw some 188 volunteers give 504 hours of their time as part of the
2003 Great American Cleanup campaign. This year's volunteers included
116 teens and 31 adults who helped withcleanup projects coordinated
by the 4-H Club
Road
work to begin Monday
Coweta County
Public Works reports that leveling and resurfacing operations on Lower
Fayetteville Road will begin Monday, weather permitting. Traffic delays
can be expected
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