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Murder
charge denied for road rage incident
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Fayette County grand jury has declined to indict a Sharpsburg man on
murder charges for the death of a Fayetteville woman who was killed
May 10 in what police called a road rage incident.
Fayetteville
policeman resigns after arrest for DUI in Peachtree City; disciplined
for alleged assault from bar dispute in March
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Fayetteville police officer who is under investigation for an alleged
assault in the city that stemmed from a fracas at a Peachtree City bar
in March has resigned following his arrest early Thursday morning in
Peachtree City for driving under the influence of alcohol, police said.
Annexation,
rezoning for hospital closer to approval
Fayette
Community Hospital is one step closer to getting approval for an annexation
and rezoning for its planned building expansion.
Road
link might be shrunk to path for Fville subdivision
There
may be a compromise between Fayetteville city officials who want a road
built to add a second entrance to a subdivision and the homeowners who
don't want the road at all.
Committee
proposes retirement plan hike for Fayetteville employees
The Fayetteville
City Council will consider a recommendation to a one-time 4 percent
discretionary increase for current participants in its retirement plan.
Tuesday
is deadline to apply for PTC college classes
Students wishing
to enroll at Clayton College & State University for the fall semester
and attend classes at the Fayette County Higher Education Center in
Peachtree City have until Tuesday to register.
'Tis
the Season for Vacation Bible School
By DR. DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
School's out for
summer, and that means churches across the land are well into the Vacation
Bible School mode. This concentrated time of Bible study, activity,
music, craft, recreation, refreshments and fun for children and students
usually is held during a week of "summer vacation." Churches
across Fayette County offer a variety of approaches and some options
on times. Most are morning schools, but some are held at night.
Way
to go, girl!
By KNOX
HERNDON
Pastor
This was sent to
me by George O'Halloran, the father of Bill O'Halloran in Alaska, of
whom I have spoken of many times. George is a patriot and a former soldier.
I print this in its original form. Thank you, George, for your and your
wife's patriotism, your service to the cause of freedom, and your friendship.
Getting
ready for gardening season
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
It's
green and yellow. Yes, John Deere colors. But the product itself does
not appear to originate with the John Deere corporation. I'm talking
about the tag that came on one of my new toys.
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