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
Brooke and Libby are 9-year-old sisters who have only ever known a life filled with love—until now. When their elderly owner suffered a serious medical emergency and could no longer
The Fayette County Board of Education met Monday, September 22, addressing recognitions, technology updates, student programs, and finances during its regular monthly meeting. The meeting also included a statement and
My Eaaaaaters!! I hope you are all doing great—I know I am! There’s a lot happening behind the scenes at The Eating Chambers and in my own world right now.
NEWNAN, GA — Southside Support invites families and caregivers to attend its 10th Annual Empowerment Summit on Tuesday, September 30th, at Southside Church in Newnan. This free, community-centered event is designed to connect caregivers of
Plans are underway for a new Kindercare daycare center at 1501 Georgian Park in Peachtree City. The one-story facility will feature site work and new construction, according to city planning
June 18, 1957 – September 22, 2025 Melody Hope Harris Powell passed peacefully on September 22, 2025, surrounded by love, after a life defined by selfless service, unwavering faith, and
In one of Georgia’s most affluent counties, a quiet but urgent crisis is growing: food insecurity. At 887 New Hope Road in Fayetteville, Compassion Ministry Food Pantry is serving as a lifeline to families
Join us for the Fayetteville Farmers Market every Saturday from 9am-2pm!
Spring Hill Elementary offered their community key resources and conversation on ESOL Family Night. ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) Family Night is designed to empower parents and guardians, regardless
Anita Morrow, Student Information Specialist at Cleveland Elementary, sets students and their families up for success. As a Student Information Specialist she deals with student data on a daily basis. She is
I had big plans for tackling time wealth last month but, well…life got in the way. I started off strong with my goal of writing and/or editing five to seven pages a week. The first week I did thirteen pages. Then the
Report and Analysis The sanctuary at Peachtree City Christian Church was packed on September 23 as neighbors filed in, Rotarians ushered folks to their seats, and six candidates took their
“It just feels right!” Who needs any other reason to believe something if it resonates so deeply in your heart? From choosing jeans to picking a house, our feelings often
16-Year-Old Softball Star Tristan Jordan Recognized for Talent, Grit, and Heart For 16-year-old Tristan Jordan, softball isn’t just a sport—it’s a way of life. Now, the
During those seven magical years growing up on that old familiar street not so far away, there’s no other way to say it – dad was cheap. He’d continually go
On what would have been their 24th birthday, author Emily LePage releases her debut book, Fragments of a Distant Heart, a tribute to her late twin brother, Chris LePage. This
As we head into local election campaigning, we see the classic tug of war between the “cut taxes” candidates and “provide civic services” candidates laying out their values and how
Soft Power: Redefining Feminism Through Everyday Acts As a high schooler, I’ve often been told I live in a bubble. Maybe that’s true, but in my bubble, the women I
Fayetteville, GA—A racially charged incident at a Fayette County volleyball game last Wednesday has set off days of debate and strong words from community leaders, culminating in a tense school
The helping instincts of McIntosh High student Saylor Ziegler helped save her neighbor and her dog. Ziegler, a junior, is a busy Chief, competing as a cheerleader and a pole
Peachtree City has launched a pilot deer hunting program this fall, marking the first structured attempt to manage a herd that has grown large enough to raise safety and ecological
My mother insists on voting for the “individual”, not the party. I can’t say I always agree, but her approach rings true for Peachtree City Council Post 4 candidate, James
Would you like to earn a medal that’s as memorable as the race itself? Finish the 5K and take home a sleek silver medal or conquer the 15K and claim
Tap into your inner hippie at the 70s Party with the Jess Goggins Band, a Janis Joplin tribute band! This event is on Halloween night at the Line Creek Bus
Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corporation of America (YMMC) is proud to announce the launch of its new Local Heroes Grant Program, designed to support schools, nonprofits, and first responders in the
In light of the recent First Liberty Building and Loan Ponzi scheme scandal, The Citizen spoke with Wealth Management Certified Professional®, Teresa M. Fitzgerald, WMCP®, ownerof Affinity Planning Partners about how residents can protect themselves from investment fraud. One of
You’ve probably heard the old story of the husband and wife who were driving along, and the wife says, “Honey, do you remember back when we used to sit really
Fayette Samaritans, a nonprofit serving families in need across Fayette County, is asking for community support to restock its pantry this October. The group provides food, clothing, and emergency assistance
When Olympian Ryan Held stood behind the starting blocks at the Paris Games in 2024, the stakes could not have been higher. He had already tasted Olympic glory in Rio
The Fayette County Board of Commissioners approved a contract on September 11 with A3 Communications for maintenance and support of the county’s security camera system, but not before raising questions
Peachtree City’s council chambers were filled with young athletes and parents Thursday night as leaders debated whether to grant rink access to a new hockey organization, the Fayette Hockey Club. What emerged
Peachtree City’s council chambers turned into a hotbed of emotions last week as residents packed the room to weigh in on the budget proposal for 18 new pickleball courts at Meade Field.
