The Eating Chambers looks at proper ingredients for proper cooking methods
What’s up my Eaters! The weekend is almost here. I hope you are all doing well. Last week we discussed the 3 primary cooking methods and how understanding them is […]
Morris Kelly Appointed to Fayette County Board of Elections and Voter Registration
Fayette County, GA, June 17, 2025 – Longtime Fayette County resident Morris Kelly was officially sworn in today by Probate Judge Angela Landgaard to serve on the Fayette County Board of Elections and
Peachtree City Wind Ensemble presents A Patriotic Band Concert for the Heroes
The Peachtree City Wind Ensemble will present A Patriotic Band Concert for the Heroes on June 22 and June 29 to honor America, its freedom, and those who serve and
Athlete of the Week
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
Miss Fayette County & Miss Coweta County Organizations Celebrate Exceptional Week at Miss Georgia 2025
TYRONE, GA – The Miss Fayette County and Miss Coweta County Scholarship Organizations are proud to recognize the achievements of their 2025 titleholders following a standout week at the Miss Georgia Competition. Miss Fayette
Dr. Christina McKellar breaks ground for Shine Pediatric Dentistry in south Peachtree City
SPONSORED CONTENT After nearly 12 years as a pediatric dentist- and nine years as the owner of Homegrown Pediatric Dentistry in Jonesboro- Dr. Christina McKellar just broke ground on a
Glenda Faye Smith Maxwell, 87
Glenda Maxwell was born to Joyce Ann Enoch and Raymond Lee Smith in Calloway County, Kentucky, on 14th of October, 1937. She passed away at the home of her son
In Memory of My Father—and the Truth He Never Stopped Seeking
I write this on Father’s Day, my heart aching for my dad—my tata. Two years ago this week, just after my birthday, he told me he had been diagnosed with stage
Vacation Bible Schools in Coweta County
As we get further and further into the month of June, many churches are in the midst of- or already wrapping up- their Vacation Bible School programs. However, for families
More Than Just Crocodile Tears- Citizens Pay Heartwarming Tribute To Late Flat Creek Floyd, Beloved Local Alligator
“Crocodile Rock” by Elton John played as local citizens congregated at the fountain in front of the local library and city hall buildings- never mind that Flat Creek Floyd, the
Community rallies behind local firefighter after tragedy
The Senoia community is coming together in support of one of their own after a heartbreaking loss. Torbjorn “Toto” Singheimer, a dedicated firefighter/EMT, recently lost his wife to a sudden
No Kings Rally in Fayetteville draws over 1000 protesters
The square in Fayetteville, Georgia, was filled with over 1000 peaceful protestors at the No Kings Rally on Saturday, June 14, 2025. According to one attendee, organizers said there were
Kiwanis Park celebrates official groundbreak of new facility
On June 12, Kiwanis Park marked a major milestone with the official groundbreaking of its long-awaited multi-purpose recreation center. The event brought together representatives from MEJA Construction, the Fayette County
Happy Father’s Day, Dads!
Someone defined fathers as “men who give their daughters away to other men who aren’t nearly good enough so that they can have grandchildren who will be smarter than anyone
Whitehead Guilty Verdict
A Spalding County Jury heard the case of the State of Georgia vs Michael Whitehead on June 9, 2025. Mr. Whitehead was charged in a multi-count indictment to include two
The Big Ideas For Peachtree City’s Worst Intersection
If you’ve ever driven through Peachtree City, you already know the intersection of Highways 54 and 74 is a mess. At times, it’s not so much a road. It’s a
Fayette Vacation Bible School Programs- What Works Best For Your Family?
We are well into the month of June now, and for the Christian community in Fayette County, that means that Vacation Bible School season is in full swing. Vacation Bible
Fayette County Amateur Radio Club: Field Day 2025
Field Day is a radio communications event that brings together the nation’s amateur radio operators (also called “hams”) within your community. The theme for 2025 Field Day is “Radio Connects”
Noise Complaints and Traffic Concerns: Fayette County Board Of Commissioners Meeting June 13
This month’s meeting began with the first of two public hearings on Fayette County’s proposed annual budget for Fiscal Year 2026 which begins on July 1, 2025 and ends on
Greater Georgia Black Chamber of Commerce hosts Juneteenth Freedom Walk honoring Opal Lee
The Greater Georgia Black Chamber of Commerce (GGBCC) will host a Juneteenth Freedom Fellowship Walk in honor of Opal Lee, who is widely recognized as the “Grandmother of Juneteenth”, on
Christian City’s Thrive program supports young adults through education, support, and opportunity
For young adults aged 18-24 who have aged out of the foster care system or are facing homelessness, Christian City’s Thrive Program has become an invaluable resource- offering housing, life-skills
Starr’s Mill Tunnel Project: Redwine Road and Robinson Road Closure Changes for June 16
Fayette County, Georgia – June 09, 2025. Construction is progressing well on the Starr’s Mill Tunnel Project and the tunnel remains on schedule to open before the start of the upcoming
Ask Margar-etiquette about Coughing into Your Hand
Dear Margar-etiquette, No matter how many times I ask, my husband continues to cough into his hand. I know that was the correct etiquette when we were growing up. But
Garden Views: Day Trip to Enjoy Georgia-Grown Peaches!
Although Georgia’s biggest fruit crop is blueberries, our state was officially designated the “Peach State” in 1995! Peaches define Georgia and remain the signature artwork on our state license plates,
Live Comedy Showcase and Fundraiser Celebrating Georgia-Based Talent
Trilith Institute, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to building a full and complete entertainment ecosystem in Georgia, announcesSketchy Business ATL, a live comedy showcase and fundraiser taking place Friday, July 18
McIntosh’s Oldham named state’s top academic soccer player
Taylor Oldham, a graduating senior from McIntosh High, has been named Georgia’s top academic female soccer player in Class 5A by DiVarsity, recognizing her extraordinary accomplishments on the field and
Booth chorus sings at Braves game
The JC Booth Middle chorus offered up a rousing rendition of the National Anthem at the Atlanta Braves game on June 4. Participating chorus members were Emma Aerstin, Deanna Anderson,
School nutrition pros treated to tea party
All year long, the hard working heroes of the Fayette County Public Schools Nutrition Program serve up delicious meals for students and staff. To send them off to summer, they
Airbase Georgia: Where History Takes Flight
Nestled on the edge of Atlanta Regional Airport – Falcon Field in Peachtree City, a remarkable community of volunteers is keeping the legacy of the Greatest Generation alive one meticulously
Summer Nights and Little Moments
Some of my favorite memories aren’t the big, planned ones. They’re the quiet, unexpected moments that unfold when you least expect them, especially in the summer. This week, we lingered
The Case of the Missing Pumpkins
With the oppressive heat and humidity of the summer finally giving way to the crisp cool of fall, the early morning bus trip to the pumpkin patch provided a much-needed
Talking Southern – Blackberry Winter
So it is springtime – or sprangtime, as we mentioned in an earlier column – and we anxiously await, or else dread, the official arrival of summer and its blue-blazing
The Citizen of the Week, Patti Kadkhodaian
Patti Kadkhodaian is the ultimate community leader. Currently finishing her term as the President of the Rotary Club of Peachtree City, Patti is also the co-founder and serves on the
Fayette County NAACP and the Fayette County Historical Society host Juneteenth celebration
The Fayette County NAACP and the Fayette County Historical Society will host a Juneteenth Parade and celebration on Thursday, June 19, at the Old Fayette County Courthouse from 10:00 a.m.