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Wednesday, March 3, 2004

PTC gets another shot at Target plan

Crowd control will be a concern Thursday night when the Peachtree City Council is confronted with a number of high-profile, emotional issues.

County, cities to meet for tax talks

Fayette County’s leaders will gather this afternoon to discuss the county’s plans to call for a Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax vote in November.

Couple welcomes twins in ’00, then triplets this year

And baby makes seven.

North Fayette to get a big park — a very big park

Imagine a park nearly as big as Atlanta’s Piedmont Park in Fayette County.

Deputies: Teen driver got license 1 week before crash

A violent auto crash on Jeff Davis Drive south of Fayetteville Friday afternoon was caused by an inexperienced driver who had to abort his attempt to pass another car, police said.

Furniture purchase leads to arrest of home invasion suspect

The third suspect in a January home invasion in north Fayette County was arrested last week by the Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force.

Leary announces for BOE Post 3

Connie Leary, a resident of Peachtree City, has announced her candidacy for the Post 3 seat of the Fayette County Board of Education, currently held by Marion Key.

Red Cross hosts CPR classes Saturday at FCHS

Registrations are still being accepted for those wanting to learn adult CPR at a day-long event at Fayette County High School Saturday.

Antioch Bapt. celebrates 175 years

There are five congregations in Fayette County this year that will be celebrating 175 years as a viable church.

Fayetteville traffic project may be killed

The addition of another turn lane to north Jeff Davis to improve traffic flow onto Ga. Highway 85 north may not happen after all.

Husband arrested for violating court order

A Morrow man was arrested Friday for violating a temporary protective order by assaulting his wife at her Fayetteville home, according to a warrant filed for his arrest.

County GOP convention this Saturday

The Fayette County Republican Party will conduct its convention Saturday at Starr’s Mill High School. The doors will open at 9 a.m. for registration and the convention will begin at 10 a.m. The purpose of the County Convention is to elect delegates and alternates to represent Fayette County at the congressional district convention to be held in April.

Fausett assumes CAP command

Ryan Fausett of Peachtree City has assumed the role of cadet commander of the Peachtree City-Falcon Field Composite Squadron of Civil Air Patrol.

Fayette teens complete Youth Challenge

Four Fayette County teens were among 140 recent graduates from the National Guard-sponsored Youth Challenge Academy at Fort Gordon near Augusta.

Local student wins speech contest

Chris Craig’s Fayette County High School English class participated recently in the national Voice of Democracy Speech Contest for high school students sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. According to this group, “Participants in this national contest build character and good citizenship while improving skills in communication, writing and public speaking.”

New Web site hopes to improve feedback on curriculum changes

Hoping to make it easier to get public input into the proposed changes to Georgia’s school curriculum, State Supt. Kathy Cox this week launched a new Web site, www.georgiastandards.org.

DMVS to impose insurance fees

The Department of Motor Vehicle Safety is preparing to notify motorists who have failed to maintain continuous liability insurance coverage that they now face a $25 per vehicle lapse fee. Drivers who don’t pay the fee to their county tax commissioner within 30 days of the date of the “lapse letter” will have their vehicle registration suspended, can’t drive the vehicle, and must also pay $60 to have it reinstated.  

News from Clayton State

Meeting is set March 17 on Fayette credit clases

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