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New
trial for Watson?
James
Lamar Watson Jr., convicted last summer of murdering his wife, Beverley,
may get a new trial if a judge allows a request to set aside the indictment
against him.
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qualify for Fayetteville council seat; Steele and Brewer are unopposed
Fayetteville Mayor
Ken Steele and Councilman Glenn Brewer will be running unopposed this
November, with two others qualifying to run for the seat held by Councilman
Bill Talley, who is declining to run for a second term.
Fville
grocery store evacuated briefly after oven fire
The
Ingles supermarket in Fayetteville was evacuated briefly Thursday morning
after a small fire occurred in an oven, fire officials said.
Pavilion
to get bank, new seasonal store
The
southeast quadrant of Fayette Pavilion continues to grow with plans
to build a SunTrust Bank between Johnny Carino's restaurant and the
Fayette Rent-All Plaza.
Brown
tells Dunn city deserves share of county's rec plan
Mayor
Steve Brown has written County Commission Chairman Greg Dunn to express
displeasure that a new long-range plan to improve county recreation
facilities omits Peachtree City entirely.
Police
Blotter
I
love the church (really, I do!)
By DANIEL OVERDORF
Pastor
Churches, church
leaders, and people in churches have made a lot of mistakes over the
years. We’ve embarrassed ourselves, damaged our effectiveness,
and worst of all, we’ve disappointed God.
Let
the main things be the plain things
By
REV. DR KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
Several months ago
my wife Dee and I went to hear Henry Blackaby speak on "Experiencing
God." I understand he will be back in Atlanta in January 2004.
If you get a chance to hear him, I would highly recommend you do so.
Who
was really to blame for Christ's death?
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributintg Writer
Who
was really to blame for Christ's death?
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