News
Candidates
slow to line up for PTC council elections
With
less than two months to go until qualifying begins for the Nov. 4 municipal
election, incumbent Dan Tennant remains the only announced candidate
for either of the two Peachtree City Council seats up for grabs.
Church
challenged on definition of 'temporary'
The
question at Monday night's meeting of the Peachtree City Planning Commission
was this: Just how temporary is temporary?
Applications
available for PTC citizen's police academy
A
select group of Peachtree City residents will get to see how police
work happens firsthand through the Citizen's Police Academy program
being offered by the Peachtree City Police Department.
Teen
hurt when four-wheeler collides with truck on Hwy. 92
A
south Fayette teen was injured Thursday afternoon when his four wheeler
was struck by a truck on Ga. Highway 92 South near the Flint General
Store.
Police
Blotter
Buses
could be rolling next year
By
sometime next year, a Coweta commuter will be able to board a bus bound
for Hartsfield International Airport.
Aesthetic
improvement for Hwy. 34 mowed down
Efforts to
beautify Ga. Highway 34 came to a screeching halt last week after the
Coweta County Commission decided not to contract out the mowing of the
medians.
New
camp offers reading, other fun stuff
Read for fun,
read to learn. That's the motto of the Shoot the Hoop Reading Camp,
Fairburn's newest youth summer camp.
First
case of West Nile Virus confirmed
For the
first time this summer, a case of West Nile Virus has been discovered
in Coweta County.
Obituaries
Sports
SCAT
tryouts now open
Head Coach Jamey
Myers and the coaching staff of the Southern Crescent Aquatic Team would
like to invite interested swimmers to try out for team membership.
Perdue
signs hunting-fishing law
Governor Sonny Perdue
recently signed a bill (House Bill 815) into law that addresses various
hunting and fishing issues, including changes to hunting and fishing
license sales, alligator hunting issues and hunting deer with dogs,
announces the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources
Division.
Opinion
Our
younger generation is doing a better job than some might think
By
DAVID EPPS
Pastor
Every so often I
will hear someone ask, "What's wrong with this generation?"
Life
lessons learned
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
In
the course of my short stay here on this world, I have learned many
things some helpful, some not so helpful. I have made many goofs
some big, some small. The following is a list of some of the
helpful stuff, life's lessons, as you may, that I have learned. It is
with hope that in reading them, they will keep you from making the same
goofs and, hopefully, keep you safe and out of trouble. Besides, I need
to tell someone - my teenager won't listen to me.
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