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News
Hartsfield
continues to grow
Atlanta
Mayor Shirley Franklin and the Department of Aviation hosted an open
house at the Hartsfield Development Program Technical Campus last week
to unveil the conceptual designs for the Airport's East International
Terminal.
Get
ready for back-to-school with tax free shopping
The
four-day tax-free holiday continues this weekend until midnight Aug.
3. The purpose of the tax-free holiday is to stimulate sales and to
lessen the financial impact on parents getting their children ready
to return to school.
Fairburn
adopts purchasing manual
"Quality
service. Responsible spending"
Board
refuses church's request for variance
Five years ago Pastor Ronald Foster and his congregation began to make
their dream of building a church nestled in the heart of the Hudson
Subdivision a reality.
Union
City passes new budget
The
Union City Council presented its new budget proposal for fiscal year
2003-2004 at its monthly meeting July 15th. City Administrator Alan
Grindstaff said "there were no major changes" this time around.
Question
and Answer Column from Georgia Insurance and Fire Commissioner
John Oxendine
Q: I'm planning
to take a long vacation this year. Do I need any special insurance to
cover me while I'm away from home? What about protection for my property
while I'm gone?
Summer
jobs end in celebration
More than 350 young
participants in Fulton County's 2003 summer jobs program will celebrate
the end of their work terms at a Summer Employment Youth Jam Saturday.
Fulton
County Schools to return with changes, improvements
This
is the third in a series of articles outlining the changes in our schools
beginning with the 2003/2004 school year.
University
bound students back to school checklist for
2003
Fall
brings more than a seasonal change for the weather, it also brings first
year university-bound students an unforgettable and life changing experience.
While students prepare for their first year of college filled with excitement,
anticipation and a little anxiety, General Growth Properties and Shannon
Mall recommend planning ahead.
Sports
SCAT
sends two swimmers to nationals
Joseph Redmon
and Billy Jamerson of the Southern Crescent Aquatic Team have qualified
for the USA Swimming National Championships Aug. 5-9 at the University
of Maryland. Both swimmers qualified for nationals at the Junior National
Championships in April, where they both won individual titles.
USTA
youth tourney comes to town
Some of America's
best young tennis players will be in town for the next week, competing
in the USTA Girl's 14 Super National Hard Court Championships, tomorrow
through Aug. 9 at the Peachtree City Tennis Center.
Coweta
residents can play golf at Callaway for discounted rates
Residents of counties
near The Resort at Callaway are invited to play golf at new resident
rates.
Senoia
Speedway results for July 26, 2003
In
the Allan Vigil Ford Pro Late Model 50-lap event, Rusty Clanton recorded
the fastest qualifying speed, then rolled a four on the dice, placing
him in the fourth starting position. This advanced Scotty Ellis to
the pole position with Korey Ruble joining him on the front row. When
the green flag waved, Ellis jumped out in the lead with Ruble and
Clanton close behind.
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