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Editorials

By Neil Sullivan December 23, 2024

Millage, HB 581 and our Schools
Millage, HB 581 and our Schools

Columnists

By Justin Kollmeyer December 22, 2024

The 750 mile Christmas tree
The 750 mile Christmas tree

Columnists

By Bonnie Helander December 20, 2024

Garden Views: Holiday House Plants
Garden Views: Holiday House Plants

Brooks

By Dan Langford December 19, 2024

Talking Southern – Speaking vs. Writing
Talking Southern – Speaking vs. Writing

Business

By Jason Bass December 19, 2024

Supporting The Life Moments with B2C
Supporting The Life Moments with B2C

Columnists

By Kenneth Hamner December 17, 2024

The Housing Crisis And Peachtree City
The Housing Crisis And Peachtree City

Columnists

By Jill Prouty December 17, 2024

Radar Love
Radar Love

Community

By Ellie White-Stevens December 15, 2024

How to plan a Christmas party with a purpose
How to plan a Christmas party with a purpose

Columnists

By Dr. David L. Chancey December 15, 2024

Great Gifts Don’t Always Break the Bank
Great Gifts Don’t Always Break the Bank

Columnists

By Bonnie Helander December 13, 2024

Garden Views
Garden Views

Brooks

By Dan Langford December 12, 2024

Talking Southern — The Intrusive R
Talking Southern — The Intrusive R

Business

By Jason Bass December 12, 2024

What Makes The True Heart of a Brand
What Makes The True Heart of a Brand

Columnists

By Rick Ryckeley December 11, 2024

The Santa Traps
The Santa Traps

Columnists

By Tricia Stearns December 10, 2024

Before my thoughts expire on the word expired
Before my thoughts expire on the word expired

Community

By Mark Cruver December 10, 2024

Question Mark on College
Question Mark on College

Columnists

By Kenneth Hamner December 10, 2024

Managing Peachtree City’s Deer Population
Managing Peachtree City’s Deer Population

Editorials

By Sarah Bradfield December 8, 2024

Local Woman visits all 7 continents, Antarctica ...
Local Woman visits all 7 continents, Antarctica ...

Columnists

By Justin Kollmeyer December 8, 2024

The Reason for the Season?
The Reason for the Season?

Columnists

By Neil Sullivan December 6, 2024

Fayette County Board of Education’s financial re...
Fayette County Board of Education’s financial re...

Community

By Claire Kaufman December 6, 2024

A Wicked review from Fayette County superfan: Co...
A Wicked review from Fayette County superfan: Co...

Business

By Jason Bass December 5, 2024

Going Through Change Without Losing Connection
Going Through Change Without Losing Connection

Brooks

By Dan Langford December 5, 2024

Talking Southern
Talking Southern

Columnists

By Rick Ryckeley December 4, 2024

Life’s Unexpected Influencers
Life’s Unexpected Influencers

Columnists

By Jill Prouty December 3, 2024

Trap, Neuter, Read
Trap, Neuter, Read

Editorials

By Ellie White-Stevens December 3, 2024

I think I’ll try defying gravity
I think I’ll try defying gravity

Columnists

By Kenneth Hamner December 3, 2024

Peachtree City Planning Commission tackles Unifi...
Peachtree City Planning Commission tackles Unifi...

Columnists

By Tricia Stearns December 3, 2024

The Pink Wig
The Pink Wig

Columnists

By Kim Learnard December 2, 2024

Mayor Learnard highlights Frank Destadio
Mayor Learnard highlights Frank Destadio

Columnists

By Dr. David L. Chancey December 1, 2024

Music Fills the Christmas Story And Helps Make S...
Music Fills the Christmas Story And Helps Make S...

Editorials

By Cal Beverly November 28, 2024

From newspaper to website: The story of The Citizen
From newspaper to website: The story of The Citizen

Business

By Jason Bass November 28, 2024

Turning Thanksgiving Leftovers (and Business Sur...
Turning Thanksgiving Leftovers (and Business Sur...

Columnists

By Rick Ryckeley November 27, 2024

At First Glance
At First Glance

Columnists

By David Epps November 27, 2024

TO EVERYTHING THERE IS A SEASON
TO EVERYTHING THERE IS A SEASON

Columnists

By Jill Prouty November 26, 2024

Seeds, Serendipity, and S-S-S-Snakes!
Seeds, Serendipity, and S-S-S-Snakes!

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