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A cigarette thrown from a vehicle and into a pine straw-covered landscape island at Piedmont Fayette Hospital on June 16 resulted in damage to...
Covid health emergency in Georgia ends July 1
Governor issues final public health state of emergency executive order; will suspend some state rules and regulations to aid businesses’ recovery —
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Will Garner — who formerly led the Midwest Food Bank charity operation in Peachtree City — has a new job: Program manager for planning...
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Rollercoaster creation thrills Inman students
The Inman Eagles like to spread their wings and learn in unique ways, and all 4th graders got to do just that for a...
Administrative Institute prepares Fayette School System to launch into 2021
The just-completed school year presented a host of challenges never seen before and hopefully never to be seen again. Fayette County Public Schools’ annual...
Huddleston students study natural disasters
The Huddleston Elementary Hounds put a fun twist on their STEM studies. Students in Carol Long’s second-grade class built jelly bean towers and tested...
45 years on the road and still rolling
Mary Vaughan was terrified when she first got behind the wheel of a school bus. The fear quickly faded, and she knew she had...
Stay sharp this summer with Get Georgia Reading
The long days of summer are a perfect time to nestle in with a good book, and the Georgia Dept. of Education is offering...
