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Rutherford:
‘I intend to keep my job’
Who is Judi-ann
Rutherford’s employer?
PTC
nears takeover of tennis center
The Peachtree City
Tourism Association, Inc., will gather for its first working meeting
today following a 3-2 City Council decision that created the non-profit
agency. The new group previously met for organizational purposes Monday
morning.
Westside:
‘You have to see it to believe it’
Welcome to Peachtree
City!
Brown
applauds Hwy. 74 widening
When state Sen.
Mitch Seabaugh broke the news last week that the widening of Ga. Highway
74 South would be moved up to begin in 2005, some of the county’s
most well-connected movers and shakers appeared to be caught by surprise.
Anti-smoking
activist urges county: Ban all public smoking
The Fayette County
Commission got an earful last week about imposing a smoking ban in public
places.
Victims
still blamed in some domestic violence cases
Although no deaths
in Fayette County this year have been attributed to domestic violence,
there is still plenty of room for local education on the issue, according
to Bonnie Campbell, executive director of the Fayette County Council
on Domestic Violence.
City
e-mail takes steps to respect worker privacy
Electronic corrrespondence
sent from city or county employees got a little wordier recently, as
an effort is being made to comply with recently enforced federal privacy
laws.
Cox
names two from Sandy Creek to first Student Advisory Council
Two students from
Tyrone’s Sandy Creek High School have been named to the first Student
Advisory Council organized by State Superintendent Kathy Cox, it was
announced last week.
Fayetteville
OKs study of Pye Lake area with temporary fix
Fayetteville officials
are making plans to mitigate the potential danger of Pye Lake breeching
its dam and to study the watershed in the area to determine how to best
avoid flooding in the area.
Deputy
arrests man at school for drug possession
A Riverdale man
was arrested for possession of drugs on school property at Our Lady
of Mercy in north Fayette Friday evening.
Police
Blotter
Flood
insurance on the decrease
Flood insurance
rates in unincorporated Fayette County will be reduced by 15 percent
effective May 1, 2004. Based on credit points verified the by Insurance
Services Office, Inc., and upon acceptance by the Federal Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA), Unincorporated Fayette County, Georgia will
receive a Community Rating System (CRS) classification of 7.
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