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Robbery
suspect goes from one jail to another
One of three suspects
accused of robbing a Fayetteville family at gunpoint last November is
finally in the Fayette County Jail.
City
elections coming Tuesday
Fayetteville voters
have one of two polling places to choose from as they head to the polls
Tuesday for the general election.
Teen
faces arson charge
A 15-year-old Whitewater
High School student was arrested Tuesday for allegedly setting several
small fires at Fayetteville United Methodist Church Sunday evening.
Walking
in town is topic of meeting
Fayetteville city
officials will host a special workshop next Friday designed to help
cities make life safer and more convenient for pedestrians.
Caution
recommended at bus stops
Police are advising
parents to keep a closer eye on children waiting on bus stops after
reports of a suspicious person trying to talk to a girl waiting alone
for the bus on two different occasions in three months.
Police
imposter caught in Fayetteville
A Fayetteville
man has been arrested for impersonating an officer with a badge stolen
from a campus police officer at Fort Valley State University, police said.
Couple
arrested for Senoia bank robbery
A Newnan couple
has been arrested for the Tuesday afternoon robbery of the Bank of Coweta’s
Senoia branch, police said.
National
Weather Service invites public to see behind the scenes
Most people think
of the National Weather Service as the people behind the scroll on the
bottom of their television screen during severe weather. After that,
it is a case of out of sight, out of mind. However, members of the staff
of the National Weather Service are always there, 24-7, manning the
dozens of computers and monitors, remaining ever-vigilant.
Is
God in control?
By
REV.
KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
I received this
from a good friend, Paul Toth. We all receive items that are passed
around on the Internet. I can only say that in my soul and spirit, I
believe this to be true. I print it in its entirety.
Hey,
Cub Fans! Bartman's Not the Real Scapegoat
By
DR. DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
Poor Steve Bartman.
It just wasn’t his night. Nor was it the Chicago Cubs. One moment
he’s enjoying a playoff game at Wriggly Field with his beloved
Cubs ahead of the Marlins 3-0 in game six of the National League Championship.
Then with one swing of the bat, the next moment this Cubs fan is the
biggest villain in Chicago since that cow kicked over the lantern in
Miss O’Leary’s barn and started that great fire.
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