InterMedia

Partners, which provides cable television service

for parts of unincorporated Fayette County and

Peachtree City, is now part of AT&T's growing

network of cable companies.

Fayette

County commissioners recently recognized that

fact by transferring the county's cable franchise

agreement to TCI South Carolina, the AT&T

affiliate that has purchased both InterMedia and

Fayette's other cable franchise holder, MediaOne.

Intermedia's

service record is good among the 1,283 residents

of unincorporated Fayette that it serves, said

Chris Cofty, assistant county manager.

The

transfer was unanimously approved.

In

other business, commissioners agreed to allow the

county's heritage Committee to put up signs

marking the sites of historic, often vanished,

communities.

The

committee has the money to pay for the signs,

said county administrative aide Carol Chandler,

who serves on the committee.

Public

works director Lee Hearn said his department will

erect the signs as they have time.

Signs

will mark seven of 24 historic communities that

the committee has identified. "We'll be

asking to do more later," said Chandler.

Getting

signs in the first go-round will be Bethany,

Hopeful, Inman, Kenwood, Lowry, Rest and Sandy

Creek communities.

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