FAYETTEVILLE, GA (August 29, 2025) The City of Fayetteville’s Department of Economic Development has released a new video titled “Smart Growth: Building a Vibrant Future Together,” showcasing the City’s strategic approach […]
Honoring Courage, Preserving Memory: A Community Tribute to the Heroes of September 11 Peachtree City, GA (September 8, 2025) — On Thursday, September 11, 2025, Peachtree City invites the community
Here we go again. Another place of safety turned into a crime scene. More proof that no business, school, or house of worship is off-limits to attackers. On August 27,
LaGRANGE, Ga. — A LaGrange man who demanded a speedy trial has pleaded guilty to charges connected to a December 2024 shooting and a subsequent high-speed chase that endangered his
I want to write to you today about a special day that is full of fireworks, loud crescendos, and the birth of something really special. That sounds a lot like
The Georgia Atlanta Mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints announces a new mission president who will supervise and train hundreds of volunteer missionaries serving in parts
The Rev’d Scott Wayne Quinn, Sharpsburg, was recently installed as a Deacon in the Diocese of the Mid-South and assigned to the Cathedral of Christ the King, Sharpsburg. Quinn was
Dear Margar-etiquette, It feels harder than ever to have conversations with people who think differently from me—whether it’s about politics, social issues, or even lifestyle choices. How can I keep
Mr. Daryl Buettner, age 69, of Miami, passed away Saturday, August 16, 2025, at Northshore Medical Center in Miami, following a brief illness. He was a lifelong resident of Miami
Dear Mark, I’m writing as a frazzled parent of a high school senior, and I’m honestly not sure who’s more stressed about college applications – me or my daughter! With
Debbie Stroud, CEO of national fast food chain Whataburger, shared her expertise with Starr’s Mill High’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) club. Stroud spoke about her background, her previous
The Starr’s Mill High School Hall of Fame will induct five new members during a weekend of festivities kicking off October 10. Five new Panther legends will be inducted as
Spring Hill Elementary’s Reading Rodeo rounded up families for a night of learning and fun. The event was hosted by Title I for students and their families. Teachers from each
For August’s National Dog Month, Braelinn Elementary collected food and treats for their furry friends at the Fayette County Animal Shelter. The Kindness Kids, a service learning group at the
As an educator, I endure the trauma of lockdown drills with my students every month. I carry a bleed kit and a tourniquet—tools no teacher should ever need in
Oak Grove Elementary learned about the creative process of making books from author and illustrator Jonathan Miller. Miller, creator of the “The Adventures of Sammy the Wonder Dachshund” series, spoke
Savvy gardeners rarely throw anything away – rather they choose to reclaim, recycle, salvage and reuse vintage materials in new and inventive ways. That “junk” collecting in your attic and
Newnan, GA – Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corporation (YMMC) and DHL Supply Chain are progressing with studies, permitting, and filings that could lead to the construction of a new, state-of-the-art distribution
Two Peachtree City sisters are swinging their way to the big stage this weekend after strong showings at a sub-regional youth golf competition in Savannah. Nine-year-old Cherokee Ma took first
“Growth is never by mere chance; it is the result of forces working together.” — J.C. Penney It’s National Self-Improvement Month, and September certainly has a way of tapping us
Any follower of Talking Southern knowns by now that Southern speech is full of color. There is no exception to this when Southerners talk about their health. All the phrases
She asked not to be named, but she spoke with certainty. Women, she told me, should not be forced into one form. Her story began when she trained as an
In the midst of a busy campaign season for City Council, Peachtree City’s sitting Councilmember Clint Holland had his website taken over by Chinese porn. It wasn’t the work of
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
Pop Rocks helped Kedron Elementary use their senses for science. The 2nd grade was learning to use their five senses for science investigation purposes. The focus leading up to that
Ahead of their football game on Friday night, McIntosh High celebrated the renovation of their stadium with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Principal Amy Hammock did the honors with the support
Mary T. Meagher Plant, affectionately known as “Madame Butterfly,” brought her world-record-breaking butterfly stroke from Olympic pools to our community here in Peachtree City—where she now lives with her husband, former
SPONSORED CONTENT Fayetteville, Ga. (August 28, 2025) – Piedmont Fayette Hospital recently hosted their annual Promise 360 Awards Celebration. The event recognized the hospital’s monthly winners from the past year
SENOIA, GA – The Senoia Area Historical Society will welcome author Chris Skates for a presentation on his novel “Moonshine Over Georgia,” sharing true stories that inspired his work about
SPONSORED CONTENT This November 4th, Peachtree City residents will vote for three open seats on City Council: Mayor, Post 4, and Post 3 between incumbent Clint Holland and Candidate Joe
Andrea Mueller, Early Intervention Program teacher at Robert J. Burch Elementary, gives her students the foundational tools to launch their learning. As an Early Intervention Program (EIP) teacher, she works
“With compassion and justice, these courts save lives, families, jobs, and money while offering hope that changes everything,” says Judge Jason B. Thompson, the driving force behind Fayette County’s Accountability
After months of meetings and writing about our strategic planning efforts in generalities, I am proud to say that the Fayette Chamber’s 2026–2028 Strategic Plan is complete and has been
A September Celebration of Unity, Faith, and Fellowship Fayetteville, GA — This September, The Olivet Church invites the entire community to experience Wonderful WINsdays Worship — a month-long celebration of
