Mahjong Beginner Basics
Curious about Mahjong? Join experienced player Hope H. for a beginner-friendly session and learn the basics of this classic tile-based game. Ages 18+. This is a free event open to […]
Film Series @ The Library
Join Peachtree City Library for our monthly film series viewing new and classic films. This free event will be held in the Theater Room on the lower level of the
Red Cross Blood Drive
Peachtree City Library will be hosting a Red Cross Blood Drive on Friday, November 21st. Use Sponsor Code: PTCLibrary when making your appointment, however walk-ins are welcome. The Blood Drive
Community Music Therapy @ the Library (All Ages)
Join Maria Devlin, music therapist with Pathways Center, for a fun, interactive musical session and instrument petting zoo. Play instruments and learn how music can help promote wellness, improve communication,
Chair Yoga with Sweet Tea Yoga
Join Sweet Tea Yoga for Chair Yoga, a gentle form of yoga done using a chair that assists with strength and balance. This event is free and open to the
Chair Yoga with Sweet Tea Yoga
Join Sweet Tea Yoga for Chair Yoga, a gentle form of yoga done using a chair that assists with strength and balance. This event is free and open to the
Adult Sensory Storytime
This is a 30-minute storytime and craft for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. This is a free, drop in event. No registration required.
Adult Sensory Storytime
This is a 30-minute storytime and craft for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. This is a free, drop in event. No registration required.
Cozy Talk Book Club
A monthly book club to discuss your next favorite Cozy Mystery read. November’s book pick is Still Life by Louise Penny. Limited copies available at the Circulation desk. Ages 18+.
Conversational Spanish for Beginners
Join Peachtree City Library for a “how-to” session on using Mango online language learning system. Ages 14+ and all skill levels. No previous experience necessary. Seating is limited. Registration is
Tips for ACT and SAT Exams
Join Dr. Jean M. DuPree as she answers all your questions about ACT & SAT exams. Topics will include the structure and content of the two tests, ways to prepare,
Dr. James Tabor: The Lost Mary
The Shipyard at Town at Trilith 210 Trilith Parkway Suite 110, Fayetteville, Ga. 30214 Noted Biblical scholar Dr. James Tabor will appear at The Shipyard in the Town at Trilith
Keeping You in Stitches: Block Party
Join the Block Party! Learn a new knitting/crochet stitch each month and create a block. OR bring your current creative project and hang out with other crafty people. This is
Keeping You in Stitches: Block Party
Join the Block Party! Learn a new knitting/crochet stitch each month and create a block. OR bring your current creative project and hang out with other crafty people. This is
When to say enough on Coweta ESPLOST
This November, the Coweta County School Board is asking voters to approve an Educational Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (ESPLOST). If approved, this would be the seventh consecutive ESPLOST
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month: What to Know
Piedmont Oncology highlights the importance of early detection, screening and high-quality treatment options. Fayetteville, Ga. (October 14, 2025)— According to the Centers for Disease Control, breast cancer is the second most
Editorial: The Citizen’s Fairness Policy for Candidate Surveys
On Sep. 30, The Citizen sent an email to all six Peachtree City Council candidates containing 13 questions for our Candidate Comparison in their own words. Candidates were all blind
Talking Southern – Straighten Up and Fly Right
In the grocery store recently, your compiler saw a young mother struggling with an obstreperous young boy, and his heart was warmed to hear her say something his
What’s Your Cardboard Jet Pack?
October always reminds me that sameness is convenient and delight is a choice. You can buy a costume off the rack (brownie points for showing up!), or you can add
Athletes of the Week – October 13, 2025
The Citizen is proud to feature exceptional student-athletes from across our community each week. Whether they’re leading their teams to victory, showing strong character on and off the field, or
A Season of Craft & Community
Artisans at the Avenue Brings Local Talent to Peachtree City for the Holidays This holiday season, Artisans at the Avenue invites Peachtree City to shop local, support regional makers, and experience the creative
Fayette County Pitch Contest Preliminary Round Set for October 21 at Launch Fayette
The excitement is building for this year’s Fayette County Pitch Contest, as the Preliminary Round takes place Tuesday, October 21, from 5:00–8:00 PM at Launch Fayette, located inside the Center of Innovation in Peachtree
Fayette County Pitch Contest Preliminary Round
Join us for the Preliminary Round of the 2025 Fayette County Pitch Contest on Tuesday, October 21, from 5–8 PM at Launch Fayette inside the Center of Innovation in Peachtree
Congratulations to Citizen of the Week: Michael Heekin!
Michael Heekin is the friendly face you often see handcarrying your donations into Clothes Less Traveled (CLT) in Peachtree City. But behind that warm smile and his favorite “you dropped
Get a Pet of the Week: Alonzo, A Gentle Soul with Striking Eyes
Alonzo is a unique mix of Chow, Akita, Staffordshire Terrier, and several other breeds that give him a distinct look and a calm, thoughtful nature. At about 50 pounds, he’s
Melting Pot: Cross opens up a world of learning
Meredith Cross, ESOL teacher at Crabapple Lane Elementary, makes learning accessible for all students. Fayette County Public Schools uses a full-immersion model for ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages)
Crabapple students share monster stories
Crabapple Lane Elementary TRIAD students love sharing their writing, so they recently read Halloween stories with Principal Erik Falkenhagen. Special education teacher April Esposito’s 5th grade TRIAD class has been
Earnhart named national economic teacher of the year
Crabapple Lane Elementary enrichment teacher Jill Earnhart has been named a National Association of Economic Educators (NAEE) Teacher of the Year. The first-ever NAEE Teacher of the Year Awards highlight
FCHS’s Hardy wins first Spirit Award for Work-Based Learning
Ariah Hardy, a senior at Fayette County High, is the inaugural recipient of the Dolores Hardison-Hayes Spirit Award for the Georgia Work-Based Learning Northwest Region. The award is presented to a
Steve Brown and James Clifton’s latest target: the Mayor’s campaign staff
Peachtree City mayoral candidate Steve Brown and Council Post 4 Candidate James Clifton, who are running a joint campaign, have a new target: the mayor’s campaign staff. It all started
The Eating Chambers shares a Founder’s journey
What’s up, my Eaters! Week after week, I share all things food with you, and I absolutely love it. But this week, I want to switch gears a bit. Eaters,
Vote in Favor of Recreation: An Essential Service
Most residents of Peachtree City consider the police and fire departments and public works as essential services, but recreation is also essential on at least as many levels as the
Nominations open for McIntosh Hall of Fame
The McIntosh High School Hall of Fame is back and asking the community for nominations for its next class. After a three-year hiatus, the McIntosh High School Hall of Fame
REACH Georgia scholars celebrate signing day
A group of Fayette County middle school students made their bright futures official as they celebrated winning a $10,000 REACH Georgia Scholarship with a signing ceremony on October 2. The