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County’s
transportation plan will help Fayetteville, mayor says
The projects in
Fayette County’s latest transportation plan will help Fayetteville
residents by diverting commuters around the city during a.m. and p.m.
drive time, according to Fayetteville Mayor Ken Steele.
Hwy.
74 South widening moved up
The widening of
Ga. Highway 74 South in Peachtree City has been fast-tracked to occur
three years earlier than previously scheduled.
Fayetteville
offices to extend hours Jan. 1; 4-day weeks possible for some employees
Fayetteville’s
City Hall will be open longer Monday through Friday starting Jan. 1
thanks to a trial program the city is implementing.
Creek
cleanup begins with debris removal in east Fayetteville
Fayetteville public
works crews began clearing debris from a privately owned creek in the
east Fayetteville basin this week in hopes of preventing future flooding.
Computer
plan underway for council members
Fayetteville officials
are developing a plan that would provide portable computers to council
members for official city business.
Police
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A
walk through Bethlehem
By DANIEL OVERDORF
Pastor
I often wonder how
it would’ve felt to walk in Joseph’s sandals.
Dreams
By
REV.
KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
This may be an “oldie”
but certainly a “goodie.” If you haven’t seen it, then
that is a good thing. If you have, read it again for the soul.
Choosing
your words carefully
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
Recently I had the opportunity to speak to a large,
very upbeat, glowing group of cancer survivors in Newnan. They meet
monthly at First Baptist Church. In the midst of my talk, I heard myself
discussing how the words we speak affect our health.
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