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Peachtree City man, 72, charged with child molestation
A Peachtree City man has been charged with child molestation and sexual battery following the investigation of reports by a young girl known to...
Southside Theatre Guild holding auditions for ‘On Golden Pond’
Southside Theatre Guild in Fairburn will launch its 50th season with “On Golden Pond,” a play written by Ernest Thompson, later adapted into an...
Bombs bursting in the air
Anna Pakulski snapped a moment to remember: Fireworks over Lake Peachtree during the annual July 4th celebration after dusk in Peachtree City. The photo...
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Crocodiles sink their teeth into business plans
The Crocodiles showed off the fruits of their labor when Cleveland Elementary 3rd graders hosted a market day to sell their very own creations.
The...
Summer Explorations sparks learning in young minds
Just because school is out doesn’t mean you can’t find great opportunities to expand your mind. Elementary students across the county are participating in...
Booth Chorus sings Anthem at Braves game
The Atlanta Braves kicked off a big victory with the help of some local singers, as members of the J.C. Booth Middle Chorus performed...
Inman students put pasta in motion
Learning is fun and unique at Inman Elementary where 4th graders ended their force and motion unit by creating a pasta mobile - using...
Sandy Creek alum Smith picked 3rd overall in NBA Draft
One of the most decorated athletes in Fayette County history is cleared to launch his pro basketball career. Sandy Creek High alum Jabari Smith...
