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Plenty
of non-haunted treats this Halloween weekend
In
addition to trick or treating on Friday night and haunted houses that
are dying for you to visit, there will be lots of fall festivals and
special events to participate in.
Halloween
safety tips to help keep children safe this season:
Steeplechase
continues this weekend at Callaway
The U.S. leg of
the $1 million “Sport of Kings” Challenge is scheduled for
Saturday at Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain.
Book
sale Saturday at library
The Peachtree City
Library’s Friends book sale will take place Saturday from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m.
PROBE
Fair at CCSU tomorrow
Area high school
students and their parents are invited to Clayton College & State
University tomorrow when the University once again hosts the Atlanta
South PROBE Fair.
Bob
the Builder coming to town
Bob the Builder
will be adjusting his tool belt and putting on his hard hat as he, Wendy,
Spud and the his machine team — Lofty, Muck, Scoop, Roley, Dizzy
— get revved up and ready to hit the Gwinnett Civic Center.
Angels
gearing up for 'Nutcracker'
Ask anyone watching
a “Nutcracker” about their favorite moment in the show, and
they are likely to say, “When the precious little angels came out.”
CCSU
unveils theater season
Interested in theater?
Clayton State Theater welcomes you to attend the 2003-2004 theater season,
its 32nd, under the direction of new theater director Ed Hohlbein.
Poet
and author Collin Kelley addresses write's group
The Fayette Writers
Group was honored Oct. 4 with the presence of Collin Kelley, an award
winning local poet, playwright and journalist. He is presently the managing
editor of Atlanta News Group, which publishes the monthly magazines
Atlanta Intown and Atlanta Buckhead. Kelley has just published his first
book of poetry, “Better to Travel.”
Click here to view complete listing of articles for this edition of The
Citizen News
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