County officials announced that the Fayette County Justice Center will close for the day at 2 p.m. Friday, April 29, so that Fayetteville can make repairs to a leaking water meter at the building. The water supply will be shut off to make the repairs.
The Justice Center will reopen at its normal business hours Monday, May 2.
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Excellent article. Thank you for this information and the possible remedies for at least some of this criminality.
The one that stole everything my brother had after leeching on to him after a stroke is the devil himself
Good article. Identifies the problem, presents factual evidence, and recommends possible solutions. Good job and thanks.
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