Chicken
plan lays an egg
Although they have
revised their plans once already, developers seeking approval for a
Zaxby’s restaurant are headed back to the drawing board again.
Church
annexation plan has kink: would violate city ordinance
A Fayette church
wanting to be annexed into Fayetteville to access sewer lines for expansion
may not be able to do so.
Truck
thief caught after high-speed chase starting in Tyrone
After stealing a
truck in Peachtree City, a brazen thief led police on a chase from Tyrone
all the way to the Sylvan Road exit on I-85 in Hapeville Wednesday morning.
Lambeth
honored by school board
The usual number
of accolades, awards and special recognitions opened Monday night’s
meeting of the Fayette County Board of Education, but for many in the
group none was more special than the send-off given to retiring Huddleston
Elementary School principal Linda Lambeth.
Post
office in Atlanta open 24 hours for mailing holiday packages
Local residents
wanting to squeeze in after-hours mailing of Christmas packages and
cards can do so at the Atlanta Main Post Office at 3900 Crown Rd.
Flu
activity upgraded
The Georgia Department
of Human Resources’ Division of Public Health notified the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention this week that the state is upgrading
the level of flu activity from Regional to Widespread.
Collins
still urges caution in Iraq
Rep. Mac Collins
praised the U.S. Armed Forces and the nation’s intelligence community
for their hard work in capturing Iraqi Dictator Saddam Hussein. But
Collins cautioned that the capture of Saddam, a man he characterized
as a “brutal dictator,” does not mean violence has ended in
that country because it is still a dangerous place.
Police
Blotter
Your
Christmas just got better!
By
JUSTIN KOLLMEYER
Pastor
“Silent night,
holy night, all is calm, all is bright ‘round yon virgin mother
and child. Holy infant so tender and mild, sleep in heavenly peace,
sleep in heavenly peace.”
All
things work together for good?
By
REV.
KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
Life is very
interesting, isn't it? Things happen and you just either say "gee
whiz" or "how or why in the world did that happen?" Then
we read our Bibles and it states that "all things work together
for good to them that love God and are called according to His purposes."
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