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News
Palmetto
defers subdivision rezoning
It
was standing room only at Palmetto City Hall during a public hearing
Monday night. Steve Freeman of Toasters Investment Corporation packed
the residents in with his proposed Palmetto Oaks project along Hutcheson
Ferry Road.
Council
nixes special events center
Steven
Kopelman and Donald Rakestraw's plans to turn their home at 511 Toombs
Street into a special events center were withdrawn Monday night before
the Palmetto City Council's regular monthly meeting. Although they had
the consent of their neighbors for the rezoning from R-2 residential
to C-2 Highway Commercial, parking problems proved to be their undoing.
High-speed
shoplifter chase ends at College Park school
A shoplifter who
took three DVDs from the north Walgreens in Fayetteville led Fayette
County sheriff’s deputies on a high-speed chase Monday afternoon
that ended in a parking lot next to a middle school in College Park.
Keep
South Fulton Beautiful wants your trees
Judy Noles wants
your Christmas trees, but you can keep the ornaments and the twinkling
lights.
Sullivan
Road is now open
Mayor Shirley Franklin
and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport announced the opening
of Sullivan Road between Derrick Jones and Riverdale Road last week.
Chamber
Christmas party is Thursday
The South Fulton
Chamber of Commerce’s annual Christmas Party will feature a holiday
barbecue dinner at Manny’s “Texas Style Bar-Be-Cue” in
Union City December 11.ÊThe festivities begin at 6 p.m. at Manny’s
spacious restaurant at 6701 Roosevelt Highway in Union City.
Buckner
to address CCSU grads
State Rep. Gail
Buckner, a Clayton State alumnus, will give the commencement address
at the University’s December graduation ceremonies, scheduled for
Thursday, Dec. 11, at 7:30 p.m. in the University’s Athletics &
Fitness Center.
Making
great holiday photos
The holiday season
is here, and many families find the holiday memories captured in photos
are almost as much fun as the holiday itself. Here are some tips for
making your photos great.
Sports
Tofanelli
honored as top student-athlete
Tony Tofanelli,
a former football player and wrestler at Starr’s Mill High, has
earned Academic All-District III honors, as selected by the College
Sports Information Directors of America, as is eligible for Academic
All-America honors.
Booth
downs Rising Starr on mat
The J.C. Booth
Middle School wrestling team evened its record at 1-1 Tuesday afternoon
by defeating rival Rising Starr Middle 51-42.
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