Sewer
plant, stormwater fixes, new cop shop/courthouse on $18.4 million tab for
Fville
Fayetteville will
soon be cashing in on a big way to jump start three different large-scale
projects.
White
Road rezoning pulled by developer
A rezoning proposed
by a local developer for a new subdivision on White Road has been withdrawn.
Jewelry
store dropping one sign to keep another
In exchange for removing one of its wall signs, a downtown
business will be able to keep its monument ground sign thanks to a plan
approved by the Fayetteville City Council last week.
Talley
bows out from F’ville council seat
Last Thursday evening
was the final council meeting for outgoing Fayetteville City Councilman
Bill Talley.
Ga.
swells to 9th on list of big states, Census says
Georgia has added
nearly a half million new residents just in the first three years of
the new millennium, moving past New Jersey into 9th on the list of the
country’s most populous states, the Census bureau announced last
week.
New
Year Gives New Opportunities For Personal Growth
By
DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
Have you made your
New Year’s Resolutions? Are they realistic? What are you undertaking
that will enrich your life? I heard about a woman who walked into her
bathroom and found her husband weighing himself on the bathroom scales,
sucking in his stomach. The woman thought to herself, “He thinks
that he will weigh less by sucking in his stomach.
Focus
on peace & food for the soul
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Pastor
In 1966, a Mennonite
family gave me a copy of a little book called “Mountain Trailways
for Youth,” by Mrs. Charles Cowman. If the truth be told, I only
knew “of” this family, and was surprised that they would give
me a high school graduation gift. I had seen their quiet comings and
goings and observed their differentness from afar.
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