November 2006 Officer of the Month - Officer Deborah J. Wagner of
of the Lexington-Fayette (KY) Urban County Division of Police as its Officer 1978 when Officer Wagner began her career with the Lexington-Fayette (KY) the National Citizen Police Alumni Association, and the Lexington CPAAA
Real Life Center in Tyrone The Fayette Citizen
There’sa new adventure in store for The Real Life Center (RLC) in Tyrone. RLC is a non-profit organization that provides help for families and individuals who are going through an unexpected difficult circumstance by giving them a means
Federal drug investigation targets Fayette online pharmacy The
Federal drug investigation targets Fayette online pharmacy (The Fayette Citizen) Few details released; no arrests yet A federal investigation targeting illegal activity at Internet pharmacies has led authorities to investigate one
Arrests The Fayette Citizen
The following arrests were reported by area police agencies for the past week. All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty. Original post by rockstar supernova - Google News and software by Elliott Back
Youth Council hosting rock concert Dec. 15 The Fayette Citizen
The Youth Council of Fayette County is hosting a concert Friday, Dec. 15 that will feature several rock bands. The headliner is Between the Trees, one of the hottest indie rock bands in the southeast which has almost a million plays on
Business Association events in September The Fayette Citizen
The Fairburn Business Association is once again increasing and diversifying its scheduled activities and involvement in the city with two events in September. On Sept. 18 at 6:30 PM the association will hold its first Social and
Senior News Digest
Fayette Senior Services is accepting contributions for Project Love the program that provides delicious and nutritionally balanced holiday meals to senior citizens in Fayette County. For more then ten years the program has been a
Deli founder says goodbye The Fayette Citizen
Friday afternoon, Linda Wallace bade goodbye to a place she called home for 22 years. Chances are you know it as “The Deli.” It’s been known by that moniker for years since it opened as one of the first few restaurants in Fayetteville.
Carts on county roads: Busted The Fayette Citizen
The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office is issuing a warning to county residents accustomed to using golf carts: Be careful to stay on county roads that have been specially approved for that purpose. (The list is published at the end of
PTC hoping more will register golf carts The Fayette Citizen
Online, mail best options to avoid line City officials are worried that many residents haven’t yet taken the time to register their golf carts with the new numbered decals

South Fulton plant to ship waste elsewhere Atlanta Journal-Constitution
More than 100 people gathered in a north Fayette County church Tuesday night to hear about a small victory in their effort to shut down a waste treatment plant they consider a health threat. Philip Services Corp., which treats non-hazardous waste before it's disposed, will not try to renew its permit to discharge into the Fulton County sewer system after the county made clear its opposition. The
Jordan: Sheriff OK’d deputies’ game trip The Fayette Citizen
Former right-hand man says he was wrongly demoted, claims sheriff was told beforehand Former chief sheriff’s detective Bruce Jordan said he used to look up to Fayette Sheriff Randall Johnson as a father figure.
High winds, water cause damage Connersville News-Examiner
Heavy snowfall skirted portions of Central Indiana while strong winds ripped through Fayette and surrounding counties early Friday.
Chamber banquet coming Connersville News-Examiner
Has there been a business that has excelled during the past year or a citizen who has served the community above and beyond the call of duty?
Coal-Fired Power Plants In Texas KXAN 36 Austin
Texans strongly oppose Gov. Rick Perry's decision to speed up the approval process for a dozen new coal-fired power plants in the state. That's the conclusion of a new public opinion poll due to be released Wednesday.
Field Notes RedNova
HIGH FIVES Dennis J. Morrison of Germantown killed this giant Canadian whitetail during a recent business trip to Edmonton, Alberta. The deer has 14 points with an inside antler spread of 23 inches. Boone & Crockett scorer Richard Golary scored the buck at 166 7/8 .
Fighting for their rights Richmond Register
Kentucky state representatives and a state senator, along with the Kentucky Voting Rights Coalition, will fight for the restoration of felons’ voting rights in the 2007 General Assembly.
Stop sewage spills, N. Fayette mobile home park ordered The Fayette Citizen
Problems last week with the private sewage system at Landmark Village Mobile Home Park on Milam Road will result in a consent order issued by Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD).
Chiefs outmuscle Wolves on the mat The Auburn Citizen
POPLAR RIDGE - In the 130-pound weight class, Ben Bower pinned Mitch Lawler in 58 seconds in the first bout to help lead the Southern Cayuga wrestling team to a 54-18 victory over Union Springs on Wednesday.
PTC murder suspect had ‘issues’ according to family The Fayette Citizen
Fund established to benefit couple’s daughter April Ulrich, accused of shooting her ex-husband Eric Ulrich Oct. 26 outside the NCR offices in Peachtree City, had her case bound over to Superior Court after a preliminary hearing in Magistrate Court earlier this week. fayette+citizen: fayette county citizen , fayette county citizen newspaper , fayette county citizen , fayette county citizen newspaper , fayette+citizen