New
trial denied, Watson will appeal to Ga. Supreme Court
James Lamar Watson
Jr., convicted of murdering his wife in 1997 and dumping her body in
a wooded area of south Fulton County, will not be getting a new trial.
Pharmacist
gets 5 years prison for stealing medication for sale in Nigeria
A Fayette woman
was sentenced to five years in prison Thursday for stashing over $103,000
in prescription medication at her home after she stole it from a south
Fulton County pharmacy.
Public
art rules under review for Fayetteville
Public “art”
such as the moose statue greeting patrons at Bugaboo Creek Steak House
has inspired Fayetteville officials to develop a ordinance to allow
such displays.
MLK
event Monday at Starr’s Mill
The annual Martin
Luther King Jr. Holiday Celebration is once again planned for Monday
from 10 a.m.-noon at the Starr’s Mill High School auditorium. This
annual event is scheduled to include participants from a broad spectrum
of cultures. The theme for the celebration is “Keeping the Dream
Alive.”
Third
try for Zaxby’s might be OK for F’ville planners
Plans for a Zaxby’s
restaurant near Fayette Pavilion on Ga. Highway 85 north may get a green
light later this month.
One
of two suspects in armed robbery plot charged by deputies
Fayette County sheriff’s
deputies have filed stolen vehicle and other charges against a woman
they believe was plotting to rob a north Fayette convenience store early
Tuesday morning.
Blood
drive, health fair Monday
Southern Regional
Health System's Cultural Diversity Advisory Committee, in conjunction
with the American Red Cross, is conducting
Police
Blotter
The
‘D’ in Democrat
By
Knox Herndon
Pastor
The “D”
must mean “don’t get it!”
40
Days of Purpose
By
Rev. Justin Kollmeyer
Pastor
Could any of these
questions or statements be yours?
Hate
the sin, love the sinner
By
MARY JANE HOLT
Pastor
In a recent New
York Times article, reporter David D. Kirkpatrick notes that how President
George W. Bush feels about homosexuality and gay marriage is unclear.
He writes, “Mr. Bush has made no secret of his own born-again faith.
But some gay Republicans say he appears far more friendly to gays than
previous Republican administrations.” Kirkpatrick points out that
the administration has even invited leaders of two gay groups, the Log
Cabin Republicans and the Republican Unity Coalition, to the White House
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