At approximately 12:50 p.m. on Friday, July 11, the Fayetteville Police Department responded to a reported bomb threat at the QTS Data Center. Upon arriving at the scene, police determined […]
In a powerful act of compassion and community, Starr’s Mill High School organized an early graduation for rising senior Alejandro (Alex) Ruiz so that his mother, Sarah Ruiz, who is
After more than fifty years of ministry, with forty-two of those being in Fayette and Coweta Counties, Bishop David Epps has announced that he will retire as the Rector of
The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Airbase Georgia- Georgia’s largest WWII flying museum and a completely volunteered-run organization- partnered with Redwood Educational Technologies to host a screening, with presenting sponsors of
Recently, I was at a Braves game, and I had a thought during the in-game entertainment “Cap shuffle.” It is like my recent exploration of government funding and property taxes.
The Sandy Creek High chapter qualified for SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference for the 18th consecutive year, earning two top 10 finishes along the way. Emily Dykes ranked 8th
One used to hear this phrase – “raising Cain” – a lot in the church-going South, such as in the following examples: The more obvious phrase, at least in today’s
The vote on reconciliation is over, but the harm it will bring to the nation’s children has just begun. The final legislation cuts the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by
“Back-to-school season should be an exciting time, but for many children in foster care, it can be filled with uncertainty,” said Becky Davenport, CEO of Bloom. “Our goal is to
Bennett’s Mill Middle student Kaden Jawwaad won the 2025 Georgia State Finals of the National Civics Bee and will represent the state in the national competition in Washington, D.C. this
Research has shown hospital-at-home programs decrease hospital-acquired infections, falls, delirium, and immobility while providing cost savings. Washington, D.C. — Today, U.S. Senators Reverend Raphael Warnock (D-GA) and Tim Scott (R-SC) introduced the Hospital
Dear Margar-etiquette, I have recently rejoined the dating scene after many decades of marriage. Are there guidelines around who should pay for the date these days? My mom taught me
“But tho’ an old man, I am but a young gardener” – Thomas Jefferson Gardening is rewarding but it is also tough work and gets tougher as you age. But
Sponsored Content Men and women alike have a great opportunity to learn some important and specific health information at an upcoming event hosted by ProHealth Physical Therapy and Pilates Studio
A Fayette County staple, Smith and Davis will celebrate its 60th anniversary on July 12 with major in-store discounts for customers who stop by to mark the milestone with them.
Theodore Roosevelt once said, “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” I thought of that line during a re-watch of The Martian. There’s a scene where
Congratulations to this week’s Citizen of the Week, Kay McInroe. A tireless advocate, connector, and leader, Kay McInroe embodies the spirit of service that defines our community. As a real
On June 17, 2025, at about 11 AM. a devastating fire occurred at the home of a Senoia couple on Marcie Court, a part of the Morningside subdivision. The official
The Huddleston Elementary Modern Band brought their music to life with the help of Rising Starr Middle’s Hall Pass Entertainment, recording three of their favorite songs. Huddleston music teacher Jonathan
This summer’s run for Fayette County Public Schools’ book bus was a smashing success. Across six locations around the county, children from birth to 12th grade were invited to pick
At 9 years old, Deochi is the perfect blend of wise and wonderful. He’s got the calm presence of a grown-up pup who’s been around the block but still has
What’s up my Eaters! I hope your holiday weekends went off without a hitch and that family, friends, and fellowship were abundant. For those of you who took the rest-and-relaxation
Newnan celebrated America’s 249th birthday with a festive morning parade that brought together residents of all ages in a proud display of red, white, and blue. The celebration began promptly
Dear Mark, Hi, I’m writing in because I’m just so confused about this whole college thing and I don’t know where else to turn. My daughter is a rising senior
Reading Leonard Presberg’s column about the supposed abuses of the spirit of July 4th by malicious Christians, I kept thinking to myself, “What is he talking about?” What specific examples
Fayette and Coweta County are home to a wide variety of amazing food spots with plenty options to satisfy any craving. One area that we felt was worthy of a
In a recent sermon at the Methodist Church, Reverend Short expounded on forgiveness. He related his own struggles with forgiving a parishioner in his first pastorate who continually demanded special
A vacation to the Gulf Coast gives you a bunch of water, waves, sun, sand and a much-needed escape from everyday life. What else does a trip to the beach
Sponsored by Mahaffey Linkous Orthodontics The Citizen continues its mission to highlight the best and brightest athletes in our community with our Athlete of the Week feature, proudly sponsored by
Harriett Ann Thomas, beloved mother, daughter, grandmother, sister, and friend, passed away peacefully on April 18, 2025, in Fayetteville, Georgia, at the age of 72. She was born in Holdenville, Oklahoma,
The Business Women of Fayette and Coweta (BWFC) is proud to welcome Niki Vanderslice, President and CEO of the Fayette County Development Authority (FCDA) as the guest speaker of their
After a series of games and interactive lessons focused on money management, children and teens who participated in Delta Community Credit Union’s Cool Cash Money Camps walked away more financially
The “For Rent” sign on a suburban lawn used to tell a familiar story. Maybe the owners had moved but decided to keep their old house. Maybe it belonged to
Peachtree City celebrated the nation’s 249th birthday with, as usual, a festive parade. Spectators arrived dressed in red, white, and blue, with outfits ranging from a simple red tee shirt
