RiverLife’s annual #ServeCoweta Day brought more than 200 volunteers together September 20 to complete projects for local nonprofits and residents across the county. One community, serving together According to RiverLife […]
The late Ron Lewis, pastor and church growth consultant, often said, “Churches are two pastors behind in their appreciation.” He was stating that churches often don’t fully understand the blessing
Fayette Senior Services’ (FSS) announces the start of the annual Meals On Wheels (MOW) Project Love campaign and FSS is challenging the citizens and businesses of our community to make
Whitewater High School sophomore Tristan Carden has already faced more challenges in life than many adults, but he’s channeling his story of survival and loss into determination on the football
Congratulations to Citizen of the Week: Renea Carl! Renea Carl has spent more than a decade building something extraordinary: an online space where women can rally together to solve problems,
Robert Arnold Fannin, Jr., age 95 of Griffin, passed away on Monday, September 29, 2025, at his home surrounded by his loving family. Robert was born on May 22, 1930,
Mr. Paul Schultz recently submitted a letter to the editor where he discussed elements of taxation. Letter to the Editor: Let’s Talk Taxes | The Citizen While Mr. Schultz correctly
As a reminder, the First Liberty Building and Loan business in Newnan owned by Brant Frost IV collapsed late this summer revealing a $140 million Ponzi scheme that defrauded approximately
Dr. Noah Marchese, owner of HealthChoice Center of Peachtree City, offers a variety of treatment options for patients with peripheral neuropathy – a condition that causes nerve damage, often leading
If you want to be inspired by a kaleidoscope of brilliant autumn colors, make Gibbs Gardens one of your “must-do” day trips this fall! Located on 376 acres of rolling
Fayetteville resident, Dennis Loewer, is a proud US Navy veteran that has been collecting sports cards since he was six years old. He would ride his bike down to the Mom
Starr’s Mill High Fundamentals of Aerospace students got an up-close look at World War II airplanes with a field trip to Falcon Field. Both of the school’s Fundamentals of Aerospace
McIntosh High English teacher Jane Edwards helps her students start class from a grateful perspective. Each day when they arrive, they write something they’re thankful for on a paper banner
Flat Rock Middle has been named a 2025 Georgia Title I Distinguished School. The honor places Flat Rock among the top 5% of Georgia’s Title I schools for overall performance,
Close Contacts of Previous Case ATLANTA – The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) has confirmed three new measles cases in Georgia in 2025. The individuals are close contacts of the
Fayetteville, Georgia (September 26, 2025) The City of Fayetteville is proud to announce the release of the next installment in its “Telling Our Story” video series: “Building a Vibrant Downtown –
Fayetteville, Georgia (September 26, 2025) The popular Shred & Recycle Day event will return to Fayetteville’s City Center Park on Saturday, October 4, from 9 a.m. to noon. This free event,
A Fayette County jury found Kanchan Sinha guilty of two counts of aggravated stalking in late August. The case, tried before Chief Judge Scott Ballard, stemmed from repeated contact with
The Peachtree Wind Ensemble bids a fond farewell to Mike Daniell as he retires as their Conductor for the past 15 years. Daniell’s passion for music and dedication to the
Join us for our highly anticipated garage sale on October 3 and 4 from 8 am to 3 pm. Come shop clothing, Christmas items, home goods, and more!
Dear Margar-etiquette, I read your previous email about kids not reading messages. I have the same issue. I work with a group of adults who do not read their emails.
What I’ve Learned About Love from My Autistic Son Recently, while I was waiting to pick up my son at his Applied Behavior Analysis therapy center, I observed a mom
Born in Elwood, Indiana, he was the eldest of three children and only son born to the late Felix Hiram Holt and Martha Elizabeth Stephenson Holt. He was a graduate
Vacationing a few weeks ago on beautiful Anna Maria Island in southwest Florida with his extended family, your compiler enjoyed a scrumptious breakfast every day cooked by a different family
Fall is here! The air is crisp, and weekends are filling up. Porch pumpkins are showing up around town. Small, seasonal touches like that tell visitors that someone is paying
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
The PTC Rotary got the Mayoral and Council member candidates (Posts 3 and 4) together for a debate on Tuesday, 9-23-25. The event was extremely well attended. As many of
Fifteen Scoop Club kids from Crabapple Lane Elementary School learned how to be a better reporter. Ellie White-Stevens, Editor of The Citizen, stopped by Crabapple Lane on Wednesday afternoon to
LOS ANGELES – September 23, 2025: DreamWorks Animation, Universal Destinations & Experiences, TEG Life Like Touring, and Terrapin Station Entertainment are delighted to announce a second leg of the North
Congratulations to Citizen of the Week: Mark Lee! Mark Lee of Newnan has spent the last two decades quietly transforming the way orphanages in under-resourced countries care for children—by helping
At McIntosh High School, success isn’t just measured on the scoreboard—it’s also about excellence in the classroom, leadership on campus, and character in the community. Each month, the school recognizes
I agree with former City Councilman Eric Imker’s recent letter to the editor, https://thecitizen.com/2025/08/14/letter-to-the-editor-imker-endorses-steve-brown-james-clifton/, and his assessment that former Mayor Vanessa Fleisch veered away from Peachtree City’s traditional land-use principles, setting
PEACHTREE CITY (September 24, 2025) – Joel Cowan, Peachtree City’s “founding father” and first mayor, has endorsed Mayor Kim Learnard’s bid for a second term. According to a statement by
PERFORMANCES BEGIN 10/7 AT RIVERCENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS MARKET – THE BOOK OF MORMON, winner of nine Tony Awards® including Best Musical, is pleased to announce a lottery ticket policy in Columbus, GA playing at RiverCenter
