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Principals Honored on Their National DayWhitewater Middle administrators celebrated their special day on May 1 with a catered lunch and tokens of appreciation from parents. Burch students donate their hair to charitySporting shorter hair is (back row): Art teacher Donna Baena and P.E. coach, JoDee Hubbert, (middle row): Francis Krebs, Katlyn St.John, Pamela Hernandez, Carly Weikle, Maria Vincencio, Melany Mercado, Abigail Mount and Maha Raslan, (front row): Victoria St.John, Hannah Silvers, Maria Quintero, Michelle Ledezma, Keythy Portillo, Delany Mueller and Madison Mueller. Not Pictured is student Marisa Mercado and parent Danielle Raslan. Burch students donate their hair to charityWhen it comes to helping others, some people give their time while others donate items or money but students, parents and staff at Robert J. Burch chose to give something very personal – their hair. Family offering reward for burglary infoA Fayetteville family is offering a $500 reward, hoping to get information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who burglarized their home recently. School reps get briefing on elementary boundariesRepresentatives from Fayette's schools got their first glimpse of how consultant Kelley Carey views the redistricting process for the elemntary schools. Murder trial postponedThe trial against a Powder Springs woman accused of killing her ex-husband at a Peachtree City business Oct. 26 has been postponed. April Dawn Ulrich, 46, was initially scheduled to be on trial today, but the matter has been continued by an order of Fayette Superior Court Judge Christopher C. Edwards. Ulrich's defense attorney sought the continuance so Ulrich could undergo further mental evaluations. Golf cart crash injures woman, 2 kidsA Peachtree City woman and two children were seriously injured when their golf cart crashed on St. Albans Way near MacDuff Parkway Friday night, police said. The wreck trapped Odette Torres-Figueroa, 35, under the golf cart, police said. She and the two children suffered serious head and leg injuries as all three were ejected from the cart, police said. Old-time musical funHow many musicians does it take to fill the stage at Rico Community Center? It is anybody’s guess April 27 as the stage is packed with more than a dozen tireless musicians of the Cedar Grove Pickers and their friends. Old-time musical funHow many musicians does it take to fill the stage at Rico Community Center? It is anybody’s guess April 27 as the stage is packed with more than a dozen tireless musicians of the Cedar Grove Pickers and their friends. Running for a good reasonIt is all for a good cause May 5 as participants Hustle for Hope at the Southwest Christian Care fundraiser in Union City. Band Gives Superior PerformanceComprehensive plan up for vote ThursdayAfter more than a year of work and study, Tyrone’s Town Council will vote next week on the town’s comprehensive plan. Work begins on South Fulton Parkway studyNashville-based RPM Transportation Consultants held the first of several public meetings Wednesday to begin soliciting input to be included in Union City’s South Fulton Parkway Corridor Study. More money needed for waterSouth Fulton Municipal Regional Water & Sewer Authority May 8 edged closer to a decision on whether to refinance the current $42 million bond to secure an additional $13 million needed to purchase hundreds of acres in the Chattahoochee Hill Country area, build a proposed reservoir and water treatment plant and install water lines that will bring drinking water to Palmetto, Fairburn and Union City. Residents urge more hiring of copsIt is not every day that residents say they would be willing to pay more city taxes. But that was the case May 11 when several residents told Palmetto City Council the situation warranted hiring more police to patrol city streets. Gun linked to Savannah murderThe 9 mm handgun seized by Fairburn Police last month after the arrest of 20 year-old Savannah resident Garron Campbell has been confirmed as the murder weapon in a recent Savannah homicide. Two juveniles arrested in gun theftPalmetto Police have arrested two juveniles in connection to the recovery of three handguns stolen in the March 1 burglary at the Pawn House at 582 Main Street. It’s full speed ahead for the town’s libraryIt was 15 years and counting. That is, until Wednesday, when faces began to smile and shovels of dirt began to fly. The dream of many came true as ground was broken for the new Tyrone Library. It’s clear sailing for Tyrone’s libraryIt was quite an affair Wednesday as city, county and state elected officials, town employees, library staff and builders celebrated the groundbreaking for the new Tyrone Library. Students excel at graduation testThe spring 2007 Georgia High School Graduation Test (GHSGT) results show an increase in the percent of students passing the examination for all subjects tested. Sandy Creek boys win AAA state track title, Starr's Mill second in AAAA, Mercy third in AThe Sandy Creek boys track team placed first in the Class AAA state track meet with 69 points. Oconee County placed second with 36 points. Panthers and Patriots move on in baseball playoffsThe Starr's Mill Panthers defeated the Brunswick Pirates in two games to start the AAAA state baseball playoffs. The Panthers won game one 7-5 behind four RBIS from Trent Freeman, two from Tyler Claburn and a home run from Brian Fletcher. Starr's Mill won game two 5-3 after a delay due to inclement weather. Starr's Mill girls win AAAA tennis title, McIntosh boys place secondStarr's Mill's Kourtney Kowal, Jessica Lange and Caroline Smith were all winners in the AAAA state tennis final against Marist. The Lady Panthers won the title with a 3-0 score. Whitewater girls win state title in overtime
Starr's Mill had a 1-0 lead at halftime of the AAAA final thanks to a goal from Katrina Frost. They held on to the lead for 14 hours, through a lightning delay, until the game started again at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Golden Recipe Cranberry Trail Mix voluntarily recalled for unlisted sulfitesGeorgia Agriculture Commissioner Tommy Irvin recently alerted consumers to the voluntary recall of Golden Recipe Cranberry Trail Mix because it contains sulfites not listed on the label. Kenwood Park to open this fallWith a unanimous vote Thursday night, the Fayette County Commission approved $1.5 million for the construction of the first phase of the massive Kenwood Park on the northern boundary of the county. Sharing the good timesSeveral past presidents of the Newnan Kiwanis recently spoke to the assembled group . Brad Mantzell, Mike Yeager, Tommy Farrell, Mayo Royal, Jr. |