Fayette Woman

magazine is under new ownership, ours.

Fayette Publishing,

Inc., which puts out The Citizen Newspapers, started publishing Fayette

Woman in November of 2002. The magazine discusses people and issues that

would be of interest to local women and is meant to provide a sense of

community among Fayette women.

"We want

our readers to feel like they are sitting down with a cup of coffee and

their friends when they read our magazine," said editor Jackie Morris.

Fayette Woman

features a cover story each month on a local woman or women that are making

a difference in the community. Since November the magazine has profiled

Sue Renfroe, assistant to the President of Panasonic; Asden Johnson and

Eileen Patton, owners of a thrift shop that benefits the Fayette County

Council on Domestic Violence and the Fayette Youth Protection Homes; Phyllis

Harris, an employee in the Juvenile Court System; Lisa Spivey of DFACS;

and Melissa Thorsen, director of KidsPeace. January's issue profiles Georgia's

new superintendent of schools, Kathy Cox.

Aside fom the

cover story each month, Fayette Woman also has columns about shopping,

gardening, health, and life advice as well as articles on recipes, weekend

getaways, and more. There is a calendar section that readers are encuraged

to add to, an out and about in Fayette County photo page and wedding and

engagement announcements.

Fayette Woman

is available at local doctor's offices, beauty shops and restaurants as

well as at the local libraries. Subscriptions are available for $24.95

a year and a portion of the proceeds will benefit local charities. Phone

770-719-1880 to subscribe.

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