The
Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater, lovingly known as “The Fred”
brings back a lineup of old favorites to highlight the tenth season
at the Peachtree City venue.
A lot of different
people pass the front desk of the Fayette County Public Library each
year. From children to grandparents, the desks and shelves are visited
by a variety of patrons who all share one thing in common, their diversity.
Fayette County Library Director Chris Snell, along with her staff,
has been honoring that diversity for several years.
The
year was 1934 and 4,376 communities joined together in 600 separate
celebrations to raise over $1 million for the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
with nationwide Presidential Birthday Balls in honor of Franklin Delano
Roosevelt. They were the first of what would be 11 consecutive years
of birthday balls prior to FDR's death in 1945.
Delta Air Lines
executive Sharon Wibben of Newnan kicked off this month the Girl Scout
Council of Northwest Georgia's corporate and foundation annual campaign
to raise more than a quarter million dollars for the council's 2003-04
annual fund.
SCT
gets close to nature
On Feb. 25 Southern
Conservation Trust is hosting a Nature Discovery Program on “Birds
of Prey” at the Flat Creek Nature Center in Peachtree City.
Rob
Stevenson to address Campus Christian Ministries
Rob Stevenson, Clayton
State's best-known singing student, will address the University's Campus
Christian Ministries Feb. 24. Stevenson, who is just back from an appearance
on the Grammy Awards program, will be speaking from noon to 1 p.m. in
room 10 of the University's Lecture Hall. The subject of his presentation?
It's the same person he sang background for on the Grammys... "Faith
in the Fast Lane: Touring with Justin Timberlake."
The
Rating Ritual or a 40 Share Gets Me Hot!
“I’m
as mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this anymore!”
Mussel
power
Students getting
involved with Line Creek project
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