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10
Commandments legislation introduced
Rep. Lynn Westmoreland
(R-Sharpsburg) introduced legislation this week that would allow the
10 Commandments to be placed in local and state government offices.
Fayette
school board to lobby at Capitol
The seven highest-ranking
administrators in the Fayette County School System will be joined by
all five members of the Board of Education in a trip to the state Capitol
Tuesday to lobby against more school funding cuts.
Governor
seeking ‘protocol’ to sign PTC’s golf cart law
Peachtree City Police
Chief James Murray said his department will not back off on enforcing
laws against underaged or unlicensed drivers from operating golf carts,
even though both sides of the Georgia Legislature have approved the
bill.
Chamber
looking for new president
The Fayette County
Chamber of Commerce is expected to name an interim president soon, as
former president Elissa Hall was recently relieved of her duties.
World
Airways announces succession plan
World Airways, Inc.
announced Thursday that its board of directors has approved a succession
plan with the upcoming retirement of Hollis Harris, chairman and chief
executive officer.
County
cuts Grantville off from using 911 for administrative calls
Coweta County delivered
on its earlier ultimatum and decided not to allow Grantville to use
the county’s 911 service for non-emergency calls.
Sports
council sparks heated debate
Coweta County may
soon have a sports council to help lure lucrative tournaments and their
tourism dollars to the area.
Brown’s
Mill park could lure tourists from around the country
Coweta County could
soon be home to a tourist destination that could draw visitors by the
thousands.
Senoia
officials looking for sewer construction finish date
Senoia city administrator
Murray McAfee huddled with contractors and officials from Georgia Rural
Development yesterday to try and get a handle on when the city’s
sewer system will be completed.
Tourism
continues to grow
Coweta County ranked
25th out of 159 counties in tourist expenditures for the 2002 fiscal
year.
New
real estate company formed
Two familiar names
in Coweta County real estate have teamed to form a new company, Bowers
& Burns, which will concentrate on the education of sellers and
buyers on the best potential for their land.
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