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Steele,
Brewer announce bid for re-election
Fayetteville
Mayor Ken Steele and Councilman Glenn Brewer announced Thursday night
that they will seek re-election this November.
Loco's
Deli and Pub on agenda for Fville planning workshop
Plans
to build a Loco's Deli and Pub on Ga. Highway 314 south of New Hope
Road will be discussed Tuesday evening at a workshop meeting of the
Fayetteville Planning and Zoning Commission.
Firefighters
plan boot drive to raise money for charities
Firefighters
for Fayetteville and Fayette County will join forces the weekend of
Aug. 27-29 to help raise money for three organizations through a boot
drive.
DFCS
asks for help with urgent need for school supplies
The Fayette County
Department of Family and Children Services is asking for the public's
help in donating school supplies for needy children.
Board
approves McIntosh renovations
Weighing
uncertainties about the economy against an overwhelming desire to see
each of the county's high schools have "equitable" facilities,
an exasperated Fayette County School Board spent 90 minutes Tuesday
debating whether to award a construction contract for full renovation
of McIntosh High School, or to leave out a key phase of the plan that
would have eliminated a fine arts auditorium.
Board
approves new Burch principal
Just
in time for the start of school, Robert J. Burch Elementary has a new
principal.
Why
go to church?
By
REV. DR KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
I received this e-mail from my good friend Gary Stewart.
I print it in its entirety with a few comments of my own on the subject.
Thanks, Gary.
"Is
Anyone Honest These Days?"
By
REV. DR DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
A man with a nagging
secret couldn't keep it any longer. In confessional he admitted that
for years he had been stealing building supplies from the lumberyard
where he worked.
Jesus
made all the difference
By
MARY
JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
I
knew when I wrote last week's column that somebody would call me on
it. My caller questioned why I would talk about every religion and not
just Christianity. It's a fair question, I suppose.
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