News 
Home Depot plan moves
forward
Now that Home Depot is
definitely coming to Peachtree City, the next step is
to make it look like it belongs here, according to
developers and city officials.
Local girl fares well in
national contest
Emma Kearney is just 8 years old
and is already an accomplished doll maker and
historian.
Church seeks Venezuelan aid
Holy Trinity Catholic Church is
appealing to local residents for help in
disaster-torn Venezuela.
Bidders for judical spots
must reapply
The selection of Peachtree
City's legal counsel and municipal judge for the
upcoming year will be made about a month later than
usual, as the City Council voted to start the bid
process over again and resolicit applicants.
- City to honor MLK
next month
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- Peachtree City has announced
a special ceremony honoring the 70th birthday of
the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is scheduled
for Monday, Jan. 17, at 11 a.m. at City Hall.
Chairman honored by Airport
Authority
The Peachtree City Airport
Authority honored its outgoing chairman at its final
meeting of 1999, recognizing seven years of service
to the city's aviation community.
Taxes on the rise?
Could a tax increase be on the
way to help fund services for the explosive growth
that's occurring in Coweta County?
Funding debate continues
If the economic development
agency 21st Century Coweta does not become more
accountable for its funding, it could lose it.
Clear book bags to make
debut Jan. 10
Coweta parents may want to add
one last item to the Christmas list this year —
clear or mesh book bags.
Miss Northgate is crowned
This is a year of firsts for
Northgate High School and last month, the school had
its first Miss Northgate Scholarship Pageant.
Sports
Tanner to speak to PTC
runners
Lisa Tanner, volunteer
coordinator for the Atlanta Track Club, will be the
guest speaker for the Jan. 3 meeting of the Peachtree
City Running Club.
Winter workout camps keep
local youth active
The Fayette County Recreation
Department, in conjunction with the Peachtree City
Recreation Department, is offering a winter workout
camp beginning Jan. 5.
Opinion
3 years of Citizen columns
bring back memories
By DAVID
EPPS
Pastor
Three years
ago, about three months after we had helped to plant
a new church, my wife Cindy asked me why I didn't
resume writing a newspaper column.
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