Have any of you people complaining about how a new Goodwill store will taint Fayetteville actually _been_ in a Goodwill store recently? Their new stores are nicely laid out, clean retail locations. Each store stocks what will sell in its location - meaning that a Fayetteville store will carry nicer goods than a store in College Park. Look at the Goodwill store in Avondale Estates, a city with a much higher per capita income and home value than Fayetteville.

I was hoping to see my property value go back up to what it was 2 or3 years ago. I've been here 30yrs. I guess I should have gotten out while the gettin was good. I probably won't live long enough to see prices go up again. Sometimes I think about just taking whatever I can get for my house and land and run like hell to the nearest camp ground.

Hey, if they need 25K square footage, why not hook them up with Capital City Development with that project by Planterra way? Certainly it would enhance the property values for those who kept saying that this development site was a good idea. In these poor economic times, old McMurrain could use the lease income from the additional 25K space that Harold and Council agreed to give them.
After all, this is not the anchor store that we all were worried about.

Far fetched, you say? This developer can lease to who he pleases should the stoplight be approved. Just think, residents of Peachtree City could drive their golfcarts over the recently completed bridge that has spanned the RR tracks for the past five years(maybe).

Ordinances prevent this you say? Try entering litigation to thwart such a nonprofit entity designed to assist the underpriviledged.

Oh, for want of the good old days!

this belongs in Riverdale, not Fayetteville!