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Venues
to be self-supporting in 2004 budgets
No crime uncovered in GBI, PTC probes of city development
authority
Post
1 winner Rutherford: 'It's time to move on'
Judi-ann Rutherford
easily won Tuesday’s runoff election for the Post 1 Peachtree City
Council seat, beating opponent Lee Poolman by nearly 3-1 in a nonpartisian
race that some said came down to choosing which candidate had the lesser
conflict if elected.
Academy
gives citizens firsthand look at police work
They’ve
been getting their hands wet in police work, from processing a crime
scene to deciding whether they need to shoot a suspect during a computer-driven
live simulation.
The
11th hour - literally
Council sets Sunday night meeting to solve venue problems
Local
girl aids horses during California wildfires
The footage of the California wildfires las month were
haunting, but many viewers in this part of the country felt safe, as
the fires were occurring thousands of miles away.
Police:
Career criminals popping up more often in PTC
A traffic stop late Monday night led Peachtree City
police to an armed man with a long criminal history, according to reports.
New
PTC logo, slogan on Dec. 4 Council agenda
Though
the Peachtree City Council remains bitterly divided over the creation
of a tourism board, and the future of the tourism board itself remains
in limbo, the council will be asked to consider a new city logo and
slogan at its Dec. 4 meeting that informs visitors they’d better
“plan to stay.”
Police
Blotter
Seabaugh
hopes to find gold on his California trip
State
Sen. Mitch Seabaugh (R-Sharpsburg) has his bags packed, and is hopeful
of bringing business back to Georgia from California next week.
Principal's
death leaves system reeling
“She
was a very neat lady and extremely well-liked.”
Scott
Smith starting his sheriff's run early
“It’s
time for a change.”
With these words,
Scott Smith is scouring Coweta County looking for votes and supporters
in his race to be Coweta County’s next sheriff.
Hartsfield-Jackson expects record crowds
Hartsfield-Jackson
International Airport officials are in full holiday mode to get passengers
to their seasonal destinations this week.
Habitat
walk tomorrow in Senoia
The Thompson family
in Senoia is sponsoring the first “Walk for Humanity ... Mike’s
Journey,” a 5K walk through the Senoia to benefit Newnan-Coweta
Habitat for Humanity.
Sharpsburg
Sharpshooters hear Kennesaw speaker
Harper Harris, lead
interpreter for the Southern Museum of Civil War Locomotive History,
recently spoke to the Sharpsburg Sharpshooters Sons of Confederate Veterans,
Camp 1729 in Sharpsburg.
Christmas
Bird Count
The health of birds provides a gauge by which scientists
can measure the health of Planet Earth.
ECHS
students named AP Scholars
Six East Coweta
High School students have been announced as AP Scholars by the College
Board, in recognition of exceptional achievement on the college-level
Advanced Placement Program exams.
Marchese
piced for exec. board
Coweta County Assessor
Mike Marchese has been elected to the Georgia Association of Assessing
Officials Executive Board from the North District.
Seabaugh,
other senators to host town meeting on schools Dec. 1
Concerns over the
No Child Left Behind Act, low-ranking Georgia SAT scores and school
funding cuts predicted for next year’s General Assembly session
have prompted three area state senators to organize a Dec. 1 town hall
meeting for the region.
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