The Nativity Players, a newly formed drama group at the Episcopal Church of the Nativity in Fayetteville, will present “A Mouse Christmas” Saturday, Dec. 22.

Performances will be given at 4 and 7 p.m. in the sanctuary of the church, located at 130 Antioch Road, just off Ga. Highway 85.

The program will be open to the public.

No admission price will be charged, although an offering will be received.

Julie Harper is director of the production. The set was designed by Ron Gross, who has Broadway theater experience, and by Vic Cornetto. Both are Nativity parishioners. Read More»

Fayette Family Church’s Car Giveaway concluded Sunday morning, Dec. 16, when Norma Holden, winner of the car, drove home in a new 2012 Nissan Versa.

The car was given by an anonymous donor, who specified the car be used for church purposes only.

Jerry Young, senior pastor of the young Fayetteville church said he wanted to give his congregation the opportunity to win the car by encouraging them to invite their friends.

In return, their names along with first-time and returning guests were entered during the 20-week campaign. Read More»

Colby Nash, a member of Episcopal Church of the Nativity, attaches a star at the top of a Christmas tree during the decoration of the church sanctuary after services Sunday (Dec. 16) in preparation for the forthcoming Christmas services. Photo/Special.

Muddy and Eloise Waters of Fayetteville celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary.

M G "Muddy" Waters Jr. and Eloise Waters were married December 17, 1947 in Brewton, Ala., at the home of her parents Manford & Velma Findley.

Muddy is the son of Annie Waters and Rev. M G Waters who performed the ceremony.

Muddy was employed by Echlin Inc. for 29 years. He started as a salesman in the Engine Parts Division and retired as national Marketing Manager, NAPA Echlin. Read More»