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OPINION: Look out: Multi-story apartments are back facing Peachtree City
OPINION — Mayor Kim Learnard is back at it. Yes, she wants more apartment units on prime real estate near the Ga. Highways 54-74...
Marrying young and living long – Part 3
If I had it to do over, I would not have been so ambitious. I had a United Methodist License to Preach but was...
If I Were…
If I were a kite on a windy day, I’d be so happy. I just know I would. Even with the slightest of breeze,...
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Sullivan: After Rabold rebuttal about school funding, legitimate questions remain
Recently, Fayette County School Board member Mr. Roy Rabold wrote to this paper with feedback on ideas I presented on these pages. I appreciate...
Fayette School Board’s Rabold responds to Sullivan’s critiques
My name is Roy Rabold. I currently represent Post 2 on the Fayette County School Board. Prior to my five and a half years...
Who should bear cost of superior school system?
Despite claims to the opposite, in my previous column, I demonstrated that our schools have enough money, if they were not tied up in...
Legislators, let E-SPLOST funds be used to improve students, in addition to buildings
In my first column, I took issue with Dr. Steven Owens’ guest editorial in the AJC. In his editorial, Dr. Owens suggested that the...
FCHS launches centennial year celebration
Every year is filled with excitement for the Tigers, but this one is extra special. Fayette County High will celebrate its centennial throughout the...
