The Christmas

season is upon us.

We know this

because Santa is starting to make his appearances in and around the county.

He has already paid a visit to Fayetteville and he will drop by Tyrone

Tuesday, Nov. 28 during "A Tyrone Christmas."

The event,

which is hosted by the Tyrone recreation Center, will feature music, hot

chocolate and cookies, Santa Claus and good, old-fashioned community spirit.

"A Tyrone Christmas" will be at Town Hall and will last from

5:30-8 p.m. The backdrop for the staging was created by the students of

Flat Rock Middle School and the Angel Tree also will be on hand.

The Angel Tree

is a town project to help less fortunate children in the community. If

your school, church, business or civic group would like to get involved,

phone Kim Stephens at the Tyrone Recreation Department at 770-487-4694.

The deadline to return the angel will be Dec. 15.

The festivities

begin with the Burch Elementary School chorus from 5:30-6 p.m. They will

be followed by the Tyrone Tempos from 6-6:30 p.m. The Flat Rock Middle

School chorus starts at 6:30 p.m., which is also when Santa is scheduled

to arrive.

The Flat Rock

band will perform from 7-7:30 p.m., leading into the Tyrone Line Dancers,

who will kick up their heels from 7:30-8 p.m. At 8 p.m., all those enjoying

the festivities will get a sneak preview of Fayette Community Theatre's

production of "Rock 'n' Roll Santa."

The Kiwanis

Club will offer hot chocolate and cookies and the Brownies and the Girl

Scouts troops of Tyrone ask that everybody bring a canned good for a donation

to charity.

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