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suspect in PTC hotel attack dies in Coweta Friday
A
Sharpsburg man suspected of sexually assaulting and setting afire a
hotel clerk in Peachtree City early Wednesday morning is dead after
he tried to evade a Coweta County sheriff's deputy Friday.
$30K
reward offered in assault case
Maybe he looked
innocent enough — fairly clean-cut and harmless — when he
asked to enter the Hampton Inn in Peachtree City so he could use the
bathroom.
Sprinkler
system may have saved victim, helped case
The fire sprinkler
system at the Hampton Inn in Peachtree City may have played a crucial
role in helping identify the suspect who sexually assaulted the hotel
clerk there and set her on fire.
Company
picked to market sewer improvement bonds for Fville
The Fayetteville
City Council is going with a familiar company to market its bonds for
the $6.55 million to expand the sewer system.
Public
hearing Dec. 2 for DHR
Local residents
will get to have their say on services provided by the Georgia Department
of Human Resources during a public comment meeting in Fayetteville Tuesday,
Dec. 2.
Candidates
avoid discussing DAPC at forum
The controversy
swirling around the duties and €nances of the Development Authority
of Peachtree City, a logical topic for debate among the candidates running
in the Nov. 4 city council election, was hands-off at Tuesday night’s
forum sponsored by the Rotary Club, at least among the candidates running
for the Post 2 seat.
Strike
up the band
By
JUSTIN
KOLLMEYER
Pastor
It’s time for
another round of praise and thanksgiving for the talented and successful
superstar youth of our great community! My celebration this time is
for the Fayette County High School Marching Tiger Band.
Turkey
shoots and the good ol’ days
By
REV.
KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
I very much realize
that beauty is in the eyes of the beholder and that one man’s meat
is another man’s poison and that they do make chocolate and vanilla,
so I preface my statements with those disclaimers. I therefore will
catch a lot of flack about this statement, but golf bores me to tears.
Sometimes
God reminds us who is in charge
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
Sometimes I think
I must be the most arrogant human being on earth. I use arrogant for
lack of a better word, or perhaps I know there are better words, but
using them would be even more painful than using “arrogant.”
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