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Sheriff:
Marshals making unlawful arrests
County
marshals making traffic arrests are acting outside the scope of their
legal authority and may be placing the county in jeopardy of lawsuits,
Fayette County Sheriff Randall Johnson wrote to the Fayette County Commission
Thursday.
Deadline
Monday to apply for spot on bus task force
Having heard your complaints, the Fayette
County School Board now wants to hear your solutions.
Concert
program at Villages Amphitheater finishes first season with small profit
Last weekend's Glen Campbell concert
marked the end to a very successful first year for the Villages Amphitheater.
Comments
sought on Fville stormwater plan
Fayetteville
city officials are seeking public input on its stormwater plan, specifically
as it relates to stormwater and drainage related issues
McIntosh
teacher shoots for game show stardom
The
programming decision that moved "Jeopardy!" from 7:30 p.m.
to 4:30 p.m. on WXIA 11 Alive has aggravated a lot of local viewers,
perhaps none more than Peachtree City resident and McIntosh High School
English teacher Lynne Bruschetti, who will now have a hard time catching
herself on TV when she appears on the program Oct. 20.
What
do you do on a rainy Sunday?
By Dr.
David L. Chancey
Pastor
Many preachers dread
rainy Sundays. Rain makes the flowers grow and church members disappear.
Things
are not always as they appear
By
REV. DR KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
I have my own theory
about "forgetting." It has always been interesting to me that
as one gets a little age on them that we are told that the short memory
fades but the long-term memory gets better.
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