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Judge talks about public safety

A course on Public Safety and the Law, part of a Career/Tech pathway, is being offered at Whitewater High for the first time this...

Students take top math honors at boot camp

After a grueling competition of solving math problems from pre-algebra to calculus, students from Flat Rock Middle and Sandy Creek High took home five...

A touch of Vegas comes to The Fred Saturday

What happens in Vegas...all started with The Rat Pack. This spirited show recreates one of the famous “Summit at the Sands” nights when swingin’,...

Taste of Fayette is Sunday

Fayetteville Main Street is proud to present another fall edition of the annual Taste of Fayette. Happening Sept.14 around the Lane Brown Gazebo on...

A Ghost Story

Some years ago we were heading home from a long-distance trek, when we heard a traveler’s ghost story on a two-day train ride from...

Kassems receive award for advocacy

Fayetteville residents, Dr. Mohamad and Lynne Kassem, received the prestigious NobisWorks Luminary Award for Professional Advocacy at the recent Galaxy of Stars & Tommy...

Wednesday funeral planned for Chick-fil-A’s Cathy, 93

S. Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-fil-A who called the southside home, died early Monday morning at the age of 93. Cathy grew the restaurant...

Roundabout is set for Lower Fayetteville Road

Slow traffic conditions along portions of Lower Fayetteville Road have existed for years. But a portion of the back-ups in the area of the...

Interns to make case for cart path to Starr’s Mill complex

Fayette County high school interns working with the Fayette County government presented their findings and options for a golf cart path and crossing for...

Patriots steamroll through Hampton 49-6

It was the first home game in the history of the new Hampton High School in Henry County, and the Sandy Creek Patriots made...

Joe W. Eidson, age 74, of Douglasville

Mr. Joe W. Eidson, age 74, of Douglasville passed away on September 2, 2014. Joe was the owner of Joe's Barber Shop in Tyrone...

Frederick Riley Sisson of Fayetteville

Frederick Riley Sisson left us on September 1, 2014 at the age of 25. Born in Atlanta on July 28, 1989, Riley grew up...

Judith Ann Plank Artzberger, 73, of Peachtree City

Artzberger, Judith Ann Plank, 73, of Peachtree City, Ga., formally of Wheeling, W.Va., passed away on Tuesday, September 2, 2014, in Emory Hospital, Atlanta,...

Peter Brian Wallace of Fayette

Peter Brian Wallace was born in Waltham, Mass. on December 6, 1948. He went to be with our Lord September 4, 2014. Loving...

Split vote OKs 100 housing starts on MacDuff

The Peachtree City Council on Sept. 4 agreed by a 3-2 vote to allow Kolter Homes no more than 100 certificates of occupancy prior...

PTC’s $30 million budget passes by a unanimous count

After a lengthy discussion on budget revisions initiated by Councilman Eric Imker on Aug. 21, the Peachtree City Council on Sept. 4 unanimously adopted...

Canongate gets new owner

Sequoia Golf, owner of the Canongate Golf Clubs, has sold its stock and assets to ClubCorp for $265 million. Sequoia CEO Joe Guerra said...

City to address sidewalk maintenance Sept. 18

The Peachtree City Council later this month will consider an ordinance addressing the installation and maintenance of sidewalks in subdivisions. The council at the...

Legion is honored

Peachtree City Mayor Vanessa Fleisch (at podium) announced Sept. 4 that Sept. 16 be recognized as American Legion Day in Peachtree City. Pictured from...

Plant sale approaches

The greenhouse is full and Coweta County Master Gardener Extension Volunteers are raiding their gardens for plants to donate to their Fall Plant Sale...

Reading proves very profitable

Coweta first grader Maddox Tomlinson was awarded $1,529 for his college savings as one of four regional winners in the Path2College 529 Plan’s Summer...

Lunch is served

Residents who head to the Fayette Senior Center at the Gathering Place in Peachtree City can order lunch a couple of Fridays a month...

Remote for a dinosaur

September marks the start of the 14th year for this weekly column. Many thanks to you, dear reader, for making it all possible. Without...

Newest member

Jeff Duncan is sworn into office after a unanimous vote to select him as a new Planning Commission member during the Tyrone council meeting...

Showtime!

There’s something about the opening game of high school football season. There’s a “feel” in the air that announces that all is ready for...

Meet winners

The Landmark middle school boys cross-country team took first place at the Battle of Atlanta at Nash Farm in Henry County. Colton Wooster was...

Tax unchanged from last year as Fayette rolls back rate

As expected, the Fayette County Board of Commissioners voted Thursday night to roll back the general fund tax rate from 5.714 mills to 5.602...

Jeff Davis Drive rezoning denied for traffic safety issues

Concerns about eight new driveways emptying directly onto South Jeff Davis Drive were what motivated the Fayette County Board of Commissioners to deny a...

Fayette schools’ enrollment down to 2002 level

Fayette County public schools saw a small overall decrease in the number of students who began the 2014-2015 school year in early August. With...

Fayette charter school will have to wait another year

Plans by Liberty Tech Charter School to establish the new school in Fayette County will have to wait until next year. Items such as...

Tools to help Haiti

Tom Arsenault surveys the donation of a large variety of tools secured by “Tools for Empowerment” for use in the Caribbean nation of Haiti....

PTC Council to take another look at 650-home proposal Thurs. night

The Peachtree City Council on Sept. 4 will take another look at text amendment changes to the LUR-14 (Limited Use Residential) zoning ordinance being...

MacDuff extension: When will it open?

Road to feature two accesses to Hwy. 74Residents hoping for traffic relief on MacDuff Parkway learned that there will now be two points that...

2 rezonings, fire aid on F’ville’s agenda

Those planning to attend the Sept. 4 meeting of the Fayetteville City Council might want to arrive early to get a seat. The council...
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