Three incumbents and one political

newcomer have paid their qualifying fees to run for seats on the Peachtree

City and Fayetteville city councils by press time Tuesday afternoon.

Newcomer Judi-ann Rutherford,

52, has filed to run for the Post 2 seat in Peachtree City being vacated

Rutherford, an eight-year resident of Peachtree City, is office manager

for the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater. Her employer is the city's Development

Authority, which manages the amphitheater and has had a running battle

with Mayor Steve Brown over funding and management issues.

Incumbent Peachtree City Councilman

Dan Tennant has also filed for re-election for the Post 1 seat he currently

holds.

In Fayetteville, only Mayor

Ken Steele and councilman Glenn Brewer have qualified to run for their

respective seats. The term of councilman Bill Talley will also be up for

grabs, but he has not yet determined if he will run for re-election.

Qualifying ends 5 p.m. today

for the Fayetteville election and 5 p.m. Friday for the Peachtree City

election.

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