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Family loses mother, father to Covid, Sheriff’s Department loses treasured member
The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office on Sept. 16 lost one of its own to Covid. Her passing was within three days of the death...
What’s your superpower?
Recently, I was in a hospital and saw a staff member wearing a T-shirt that read, “I’m a Nurse. What’s your superpower?” Later I...
Say Hello to Mr. Dents
Everyone remembers their first true love. Most of us start when we are young, and by the time we are old, we have had...
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‘Affordable housing’ changes in Peachtree City could bring school redistricting
Recently, a few candidates for office in the Peachtree City municipal elections have argued for “more affordable” housing options to prevent harm to excellent...
Place Value Hospital puts mastery in practice
When you need help with your numbers, you can turn to Place Value Hospital. Braelinn Elementary 4th grade “doctors” scrubbed in and demonstrated their...
Kedron kindergarteners meet a community hero
Kindergarteners at Kedron Elementary have been studying community heroes, and they recently got to meet one up close. Officer Paul Smilley with the Peachtree...
Book tasting helps Inman students find new favorites
A little bit of book tasting helped students at Inman Elementary find their new favorite reads.
The book tasting was a collaboration between the 5th...
Oak Grove Pre-K plays a tune
Pre-K students at Oak Grove Elementary are learning about their five senses, and the Braves wanted to share the fun. As part of their...
