Rain
slows lowering of Lake Pye to ease flood concerns
Because Pye Lake
isn’t draining as quickly as hoped, Fayetteville officials are
planning to use a larger siphon to get the lake level down to protect
the public while solutions are sought to the lake’s dam problem.
Stormwater
charge to appear on February bills
Water and sewer
customers for the city of Fayetteville will notice a slight bump on
their February water and sewer bills thanks to the creation of a new
stormwater utility to handle maintenance and improvement of stormwater
infrastructure.
Brown
pushing annexation for Spear Road development
Steve Brown has
proposed that a developer wanting to build an estate subdivision off
Spear Road and Ebenezer Road annex more than 200 acres of unincorporated
county land along the eastern city limits, rather than de-annex about
48 acres now inside the city.
7
of 10 favorite ‘Fred’ performers have committed to return for
2004
Seven of the 10
all-time favorite acts named by regular patrons of the annual Summer
Concert Series at “The Fred” have committed to return to Peachtree
City for the 10th anniversary season this summer.
Zaxby’s
plan to be presented again
Plans for a Zaxby’s
restaurant on Ga. Highway 85 north near the Pavilion will be presented
again to the Fayetteville Planning and Zoning Commission at its work
session meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Police
Blotter
Balance
is important to the Christian life
By
DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
In 1982, the people
of Rutland, North Dakota, got together and cooked up a 3,591-pound hamburger
as part of their centennial festivities. The hamburger was 2.5 inches
thick and 16 feet across. The meat donated by local farmers was cooked
on a 201-square-foot steel for two hours. At the time, it bested the
former “Guiness Book of World Records” holder by 332 pounds.
In
search of peace
By
REV. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
My wonderful wife
ran across a “Focus on the Family” article I would like to
share with you.
New
Year’s resolutions (again)
By
REV. DANIEL OVERDORF
Pastor
Okay, a show of hands: Who kept their new year’s
resolutions from last year? Not so many, huh?
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