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J. C. Booth Middle School’s 2004 Science Olympiad team racked up the school’s eighth national title Saturday at Juniata College in Huntingdon, Penn. The students captured medals in 11 of 23 events on their way to claiming the team title over 53 other schools from across the United States. By JOHN MUNFORD
jmunford@TheCitizenNews.com Tests on a fox that bit a South Fayette man have come back positive for rabies. By JOHN MUNFORD
jmunford@TheCitizenNews.com The Development Authority of Peachtree City will have to wait a little longer to figure out how to pay its projected expenses for this year. By JOHN MUNFORD
jmunford@TheCitizenNews.com Nonprofit organizations seeking funds from Peachtree City are now required to file financial reports or budget information when they apply for assistance. A rezoning that would have allowed a 13-lot subdivision along Peachtree City’s border with Tyrone was unanimously denied by the City Council Thursday night. Vendors will be allowed to sell food and July 4th related items at Peachtree City’s annual fireworks display this year. The Peachtree City Tourism Association has a deal to use the official city logo on special retail merchandise under an agreement approved by the association and the City Council. 
By JOHN THOMPSON
jthompson@TheCitizenNews.com Commuters travelling the busy Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan could see some construction by the end of the year to improve the road’s conditions. By JOHN THOMPSON
jthompson@TheCitizenNews.com Next Saturday, residents in Senoia will be helping their neighbors spruce up the town. With a gentle breeze bowing and an enthusiastic crowd applauding, Dylan Glenn stood on the steps of the old Fayette County Courthouse Wednesday morning and outlined his plan for making America stronger. Workers are busy preparing Coweta’s landmark for its birthday celebration next weekend. Ninety-three percent of Coweta County third-graders passed the third grade reading portion of the Criterion Reference Competency Test, according to test results sent to Coweta schools Monday. Three familiar faces within our community have been elected to the Newnan-Coweta Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors in 2004. The Dunaway Gardens Foundation of Newnan, sponsored by The Garden Club of Georgia, has been awarded a $1,000 grant from The Principal Financial Group Historic Gardens Project. The funds will be used to restore the Dunaway Gardens front entrance garden. The National Garden Clubs, Inc. established the grant program under the sponsorship of The Principal Financial Group to enhance gardens at historic sites in communities across the nation. At its May meeting at Western Elementary School, the Coweta County Board of Education named a number of school facilities, including: Sports
By MICHAEL BOYLAN
mboylan@TheCitizenNews.com Though they won the first game, 9-7, it did not look good Wednesday for the Starr’s Mill’s varsity baseball team. Recently, a number of athletes from Team Velocity’s weightlifting team participated in the Scenic Open in Chattanooga. The Peachtree City Running Club’s 2004 Summer Track Series will begin Tuesday at the Peachtree City track, adjacent to the Peachtree City Elementary School on Wisdom Road. The series, open to runners of all ages and abilities, will run Tuesday nights, June 1-29 with the championship meets July 13-14. Special needs group working hard at gym The Infinity Elite gym in Peachtree City is certainly giving the community something to stand up and cheer about, for this is not your ordinary cheerleading gym. Opinion
By DAVID EPPS
Pastor If there was any doubt about the wickedness and intentions of those associated with Al Qaeda, the recent murder of Nicholas Berg should have brought crystal clarity into the minds of all but the most naive. By RICK RYCKELEY
Contributing Writer When Mom stomped on the brakes, the green station wagon with faux-wood panels slid across the wet pavement right into the path of the oncoming car. Things in the car went flying. So did we. | 