Coweta County Sheriff’s investigators are looking for a camper-type conversion van in association with the Sept. 30 murder of Senoia businessman Ken Crook.

Michael Server: With few exceptions, the people I talk with truly like living in Tyrone. People want a place to live they can be proud of, to share with family and friends. (There are great people and families in Tyrone).

I am seeking re-election to Tyrone Council Post 3 because I would like to continue to serve the citizens by partnering with them to ensure that their interests and vision for the town are protected.

I am seeking the Post 3 of Tyrone Council for the following reasons:

1. Enforce the land use plan and update the plan: Land use plans are developed to determine the overall economic impact of the community. Once it is adopted, it should remain the town’s guide to economic development and should be updated every five years.

My name is Gloria Furr. I am seeking election to the Tyrone Council, Post #4 and am asking for your vote on Nov. 8, 2005.

I have lived in Tyrone for 17 years, and have come to love the quiet “country” lifestyle that it offers.

One of Tyrone’s best assets is Shamrock Park. We need to protect and preserve this area for the benefit of all of our citizens. The park provides a wonderful green space in the center of town and can accommodate all kinds of recreational activities.

As a long-time resident of Fayette County, I’m excited about the opportunity to serve the citizens of Tyrone. I’m running because I want to guide healthy responsible growth, facilitate an efficient well-managed government, and bring new energetic leadership to Tyrone.