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Flood
damage reports reach triple digits in Fayetteville
Over
110 damage reports from Tuesday's flooding have been reported to city
officials as local residents continued to recover from the rains that
damaged a number of homes in the city.
Historic
Travis House to be renovated
One
of Fayetteville's historic houses will be getting a significant face
lift if the city's Planning and Zoning Commission signs off on a development
plan for the site.
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.
Office
park rezoning proposed south of new courthouse
An
oddly shaped piece of property just south of the new Fayette County
Justice Center in Fayetteville may be rezoned to make room for a small
office complex.
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.
Police
Blotter
What
to expect when you're expecting
By
DR. DANIEL OVERDORF
Pastor
My wife Carrie is
pregnant with our second child. If all goes as planned, the new arrival
will make an appearance around Thanksgiving. (Carrie and our three-year-old
son are convinced it's a girl; our son wants to name her either "her"
or "Tiger Moth." We told him we'd take his ideas under consideration.)
The
Ten Commandments: The basis for American law
By KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
Remember
those items you used to see placed on the walls in places like court
rooms and federal buildings?
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