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Country’s first development is underway
It
could be the look of the future even though it feels like the past.
The 900-acre Serenbe Community is a dream that's fast becoming a reality
in South Fulton County. The community is the first development in the
Chattahoochee Hill Country Alliance and the first lots went up for sale
in late October. Plans are to complete the project by this time next
year.
Survey
says Union City has too much retail
The
results of a Union City town center study are in, and were brought before
the Mayor and Council Monday night.The bottom line of the study, officials
said, is there seems to be too much retail space.
South
Fulton’s library now home to book clubs
It's hard to believe
but people did read before Oprah. There have always been book lovers
around, but usually they're so quiet no one ever noticed them until
the talk show icon popularized an age-old activity and reawakened a
nation to the joys of literature.
Christian
city gets a taste of the arts
Last Tuesday, an
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra ensemble performed for a capacity crowd at
Christian City.ÊThe inaugural "Evening with the Arts" opened
with a vocal performance by ASO affiliate Reverend James Bell, III and
his wife Martha Steed Bell of Peachtree Christian Church, accompanied
by Herbert Buffington.ÊThe chamber music ensemble featured violinist,
Lorenz Ottzen and Pat McFarland on a variety of woodwind instruments.
“The musicians were overwhelmed by the warm reception they received
at Christian City", said Quanda Rodriguez, Manager of Community
Engagement and Partnerships.Ê"They enjoyed it so much and are looking
forward to coming back again.
Eight
Georgia schools nominated for National Blue Ribbon award
Seaborn Lee Elementary
off South Fulton Parkway was recently named one of eight Georgia schools
nominated to the 2004 “No Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon Schools”
program by State Supt. Kathy Cox.
Sports
Fuhrman
named to All-FFC team
The Freedom Football
Conference announced Monday that Kings Point junior linebacker Matt
Fuhrman, a former Starr’s Mill player, has been named a first-team
All-Conference selection.
CCSU
women finish 8th in NCAA regional
The Clayton College
& State University men’s and women’s cross country teams
finished sixth and eighth, respectively, Saturday in the 2003 NCAA
Division II South Regionals at the Panthersville course on the grounds
of Georgia Regional Hospital.
Thurber
represents USC on SEC Soccer Good Works Team
South Carolina
women’s soccer player Amanda Thurber, a sophmore from Fayetteville
and 2002 graduate of Starr’s Mill High, has been named to the
SEC Soccer Good Works Team, which highlights an athlete from each
SEC school who gives back to their community through service efforts.
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