Friday, December 10, 1999

Looking for traffic solutions – fast

The clock is ticking.

Holiday favorite coming to Starr's Mill

The Georgia Dance Theatre will perform “The Nutcracker” Dec. 18, the 105th anniversary of the classic ballet's debut performance.

Catholic school principal dismissed

Our Lady of Victory Catholic School in Tyrone will start afresh with a new principal and different approach to handling complaints following the dismissal this week of Nanci Pearson, who was named principal about a year ago when the school was under construction.

Breakfast with Santa in Tyrone

Santa Claus is coming to town — Tyrone, that is.

WASA getting to the 'root' of the problem
 
Monday night's regular monthly meeting of the Peachtree City Water and Sewerage Authority began with an outdoor object lesson.

Kwanzaa, King Day will be focus of NAACP meeting

The Dec. 11 meeting of the Fayette County NAACP branch will include an African-American cultural celebration called Kwanzaa.

Postal Service seeking annex site in F'ville

The U. S. Postal Service is looking for a 22,576-sq. ft. building on four or five acres to relieve overcrowding at the Fayetteville Post Office.

Police blotter

County's budget is called unbalanced

Coweta County's proposed 2000 budget of $28 million is already coming under fire from one county commissioner.

Conference center gets first green light

Is an $80 million conference center in store for Coweta County?

911 funding still being debated

The ball is back in the county's court, according to Senoia Mayor Joan Trammell, for funding 911 service for Senoia and Grantville.

County moves forward with recyling program

Coweta County took the first step Tuesday morning to revamping its embattled recycling program.

Resident doesn't want sewer construction to remove trees
 
Even though Senoia's municipal sewer system is not up and running, it's already coming under scrutiny from one group of concerned citizens.

Widening of Hwy. 54 now on 'fast track'

Fayette and Coweta County officials will continue to meet with state transportation officials to iron out the details of an agreement reached last week that would hasten the widening of Ga. Highway 54 west of Peachtree City.

The Central Education Center: from vision to reality

The Central Educational Center, a charter school that has been in the planning stages for over two years, is now becoming an exciting reality.

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