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Tyrone planningThe site plan for Southcrest Bank and retail center at Carriage Oaks Drive and Ga. Highway 74 was approved Thursday by Tyrone Planning Commission. The recommendation came with a unanimous vote. Telling it like it isFresh off a re-election victory, Fulton County Commissioner Bill Edwards shares his thoughts on annexation and municipalization with members of South Fulton Chamber of Commerce at the Aug. Business Assoc. meets Aug. 21The next meeting of the Fairburn Business Association takes place on August 21, 2006 at 6:30 PM at the Fairburn Annex, 40 Washington Street in Fairburn. Courtney Power of Integrated Services and Engineering will be the featured speaker. Power will update the members on the Fairburn Comprehensive Plan and explain how the plan is to be implemented over the next several years. Scott holds health fair Aug. 19Congressman David Scott’s 2nd Annual Health Fair will be held Saturdy, Aug. 19 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Mundy’s Mill High School, 9652 Fayetteville Road in Jonesboro. Leading non-profit organizations, hospitals, government agencies, and members of the health care industry that have agreed to participate include: Pfizer, Inc., Georgia Transplant Foundation, Southern Regional Health System, Emory Healthcare, AID Atlanta, Grady Health System, Henry Medical Center, AARP, American Heart Association, Riverdale Fire Services, American Red Cross, Social Security Administration, Nanston Dental, Resurgens Orthopedics, SAFE America, Fulton County Office on Aging, and many others! A complete list and footage from last year's health fair are available online at www.house.gov/davidscott. Festival in Rico Aug. 19The Rico Community is holding the Green Eyes Arts & Crafts Festival Aug. 19 from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. at the Rico Community Center, located one block east of Campbellton Redwine Road. Public meeting on PSC plantThe South Fulton/Fayette Community Task Force announces a public meeting Tuesday, Aug. 15 from 6-8 p.m. at Sandy Creek High School on issues surrounding community health concerns relating to the PSC plant on Ga. ArrestsThe following arrests were made by Fairburn Police between July 26 and Aug. 8: Guerda Hyacinthe, 50, Fairburn, battery Another robbery, this time at PTC ice cream parlorPeachtree City police believe the same unidentified man responsible for four other armed robberies in the past two weeks struck again Thursday afternoon. Fun times on a summer dayA group of bridge players has a friendly chat after another afternoon’s worth at the card game at The Gathering Place. 3 teens arrested for cart path muggingThree teenagers have been arrested for the attack and attempted robbery of a 14-year-old boy on the golf cart path behind Harmony Village and Balmoral Village apartments just over a week ago. PTC manager pleads guilty to golf cart DUIGets 24 hours in jail, $800 fine, license suspension; can seek work permit to drive Peachtree City Manager Bernie McMullen pled guilty Thursday morning to charges stemming from his DUI arrest June 2 while operating a golf cart in the parking lot of the city’s amphitheater. Who’s pacing whom?Jim Yaroszeufski of Peachtree City pedaled his bike Wednesday afternoon to keep up with his pal Sigmund. PTC $34M budget OK’d on 4-1 voteIncludes four new cops, three new firefighters Peachtree City’s $34.8 million budget got a 4-1 vote of approval by the City Council last week. Reverse course: $10K set aside for senior center design$30K earmarked for rec field design The Peachtree City Council has changed its mind, agreeing to spend $10,000 to design an expansion to The Gathering Place, its senior citizens’ center. Senoia swears in new councilmanin a move that surprised many residents, the city of Senoia swore in a new councilman monday night to fill the unexpired term of Councilman Perry Benson. Smith gets ready for NovemberAfter soundly defeating incumbent County Commissioner Linda Wells Tuesday in a runoff race, Jack Smith knows the race is not over. JCPenney now calls Coweta County homeJCPenney, one of the nation’s largest department stores, is now offering shoppers an easy and exciting way to experience style and quality at smart prices with the grand opening of the JCPenney store at Newnan Crossing, located at 341 Newnan Crossing Bypass in Newnan. A welcome additionEarl Byrom, left, Lt. Commander, Sharpsburg Sharpshooters, Sons of Confederate Veterans, welcomes new member, Mike Brown. 3 arrested for cart path muggingThree teenagers have been arrested for the attack and attempted robbery of a 14-year-old boy on the golf cart path behind Harmony Village and Balmoral Village apartments just over a week ago. 2nd incumbent loses county comm. race: Smith beats Wells 59% to 41%Political newcomer Jack Smith parlayed a second-place finish in last month's Republican Primary to a victory Tuesday night over 12-year veteran Fayette County Commissioner Linda Wells. Student’s arsenal: Sniper rifle, ninja sword, 3 other guns, flex cuffs, 150 bulletsA Whitewater High School senior who brought two rifles and two handguns to campus in his car on the first day of school Monday had access to guns at his home with parental approval, according to Lt. Col. Bruce Jordan of the Fayette County Sheriff’s Department. Law enforcement urges all students to report school threatsAn anonymous tipster is being credited for notifying officials that senior Robin Kittrell planned to take guns to Whitewater High School in middle Fayette County Monday morning. Homeowners told: No lakefront lots on KedronA large number of residents alongside Lake Kedron have illegally cleared underbrush in buffer zones between their homes and the lake in a bid to improve their views of the lake, city officials said Monday evening. Dunn pursues sheriff dispute to U.S. Att’y GeneralFayette County Commission Chairman Greg Dunn has taken his dispute with the Fayette County Sheriff’s Department to U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. PTC extends supervision of police by Mayor LogsdonPeachtree City Mayor Harold Logsdon will continue to oversee the police department through Oct. 1, the City Council unanimously decided Thursday night after a closed-door meeting. Tree-cutting may scuttle annexingA developer will be allowed to explore the possibility of annexing a 15-acre office and commercial development on the south end of Peachtree City. Residents’ onion-odor illnesses lead to task force formationGeorgia Office of Public Health has stepped in as a persistent and growing group of sick and frustrated residents from north Fayette and south Fulton counties formed the South Fulton/Fayette Community Task Force. Fires from lightning strikes destroy one, damge two other local homesOne home was totally destroyed and the other heavily damaged in two separate fires Saturday afternoon that were sparked by lightning strikes from a rough thunderstorm, officials said. Commission avoids tax increase, county rolls back property tax rateProperty tax owners will get a break from the Fayette County Board of Commissioners. A tax break, to be exact. At its meeting Wednesday afternoon, the commission rolled back its millage rate to counteract potential property tax increases due to reassessed properties. It is the only local government agency in the county to reduce taxes to counteract the property reassessments. |