 Church wins appeal to city
Peachtree City
United Methodist Church can now build its new campus
with no restriction on how much of the property can
be used, other than ordinary buffers and setback
requirements.
City denies annexation request
The City
Council of Peachtree City struck down the most recent
request for annexation, sending a message that it
would require extraordinary circumstances for a
precedent to be set in that area anytime soon.
Guide helps student see school in a
whole new light
When Alice
Stacey returns to classes at McIntosh High School
Monday, she'll be accompanied by her new best friend,
Malcolm, a 17-month-old Golden Retriever.
- Concerns about
apartments, parkway
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- Two major projects now in
the planning stages in Peachtree City have drawn
the attention of a host of residents of two
nearby subdivisions.
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- Trash pickup rates
fall in Tyrone
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- Garbage collection just got
a little cheaper in Tyrone.
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- Peachtree City road
projects get extra funding
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- Peachtree City is receiving
federal funds through the Georgia Department of
Transportation for two separate road projects
benefiting the city's commuters by both
automobile and golf cart.
- Board sends charter
petition back to drawing board
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- Parents hopeful of sending
their children to Coweta's first charter school
will have to wait until at least next January,
after a ruling this week by the county's Board of
Education.
- Concert rescheduled
for Atlanta
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- A concert scheduled for The
Senoia Raceway to benefit Habitat for Humanity
has been moved to Atlanta.
- Clerical error
proves costly to county
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- Nearly $200,000 will have to
be taken from Coweta County's general reserve
fund to help fund the health insurance plan for
its employees.
Senoia
resident provides helping hand to student
When
Alice Stacey returns to classes at McIntosh High
School Monday, she'll be accompanied by her new best
friend, Malcolm, a 17-month-old Golden Retriever.
County to
host hearing on Chattahoochee
- Aug. 23 could prove to be an
eventful day for the Coweta County Board of
Commissioners.
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EMC Chief says company is ready for
Y2K
- With less than five months
to go before the millennium, Coweta-Fayette
Electric Membership Corp. CEO Micheal Whiteside
says the company is well prepared to deal with
the problems the Y2K bug might cause. .
Church wins appeal to city
Peachtree City
United Methodist Church can now build its new campus
with no restriction on how much of the property can
be used, other than ordinary buffers and setback
requirements.
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