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Church returns to Planing Commission
- Methodists want to build new
campus on 63-acre
Robinson Road site
Tyrone planning to build new town
hall
- The town of Tyrone is moving
ahead with its ambitious plans for a new town
hall.
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Plan to draw up design of Walt Banks
tract gets little support
- When the subject of spending
Peachtree City money for preliminary design work
on the northwest corner of Ga. Highway 54 and
Walt Banks Road came up at the July 1 City
Council meeting, some council members wondered if
it was worth the effort.
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- Local speed limits
updated
- Police in
Peachtree City now have updated speed limits for
all roads within the city limits, as the state
has recently amended the city's speed zone
ordinance.
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- First candidate
announces for council
- Only days after Jim Pace
announced that he is vacating his seat on the
City Council of Peachtree City at the end of this
year, the first would-be successor has jumped
into the fray.
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- Sex offender to
stay in hospital
- A Peachtree City man
convicted of sex crimes will remain under secure
medical care after a Wednesday hearing in Fayette
Superior Court.
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- City sets 2 special
meetings
- The City Council of
Peachtree City will have two special called
meetings in the next two weeks.
- Tyrone police
handle unusual calls
- Tyrone police have been hit
with a pair of unusual incidents in the past two
weeks.
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- Proper zoning of
Peachtree City assisted living facilities debated
- Assisted living facilities
in Peachtree City are in a gray area as far as
zoning, and members of the City Council recently
discussed whether its current zoning is
appropriate and if impact fees are driving such
facilities out of the city.
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- Police Blotter
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- Cop land: More
officers seem headed for county's schools
- Anxious Coweta County
parents will have to wait a least a week to find
out if police officers will be present in all
four of the county's middle schools this year.
- Theater company
gets spacious new facility
- It's a heady time to be a
theater lover in Coweta County.
- District Attorney's
budget gets a 22 percent increase
- Coweta County district
attorney Pete Skandalakis walked away from
Tuesday morning's County Commission meeting a
happy man after the board approved his budget
requests.
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Transit
plan for elderly is questioned
The Coweta County Board of
Commissioners expressed skepticism over a proposal
Tuesday morning to provide a public transit system
for the county's elderly and handicapped residents.
Official:
New schools will be ready on time
- With just over a month until
the school bell clangs, construction is humming
along at Coweta County's two newest schools.
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