The Southside Sidekicks, an improvisation troupe at Southside Theater Guild in Fairburn, has spent the last few weeks in some of the most challenging rehearsals since the group formed. They […]
On Plaid Friday (the day after Thanksgiving, November 28th), shop in Downtown Newnan and simplify your Day-After-Thanksgiving experience! The name “Plaid Friday” celebrates the idea of LOCAL! The plaid pattern
During Thursday’s Fayette County Board of Commissioners meeting, residents pressed the board to approve a historical marker recognizing victims of racial terror lynching in Fayette County — a topic that
Wash pots, those once ubiquitous cast iron Southern backyard icons, are still occasionally seen today. Often, they have been reincarnated as planters. A friend of your compiler’s has
I spend my early mornings with a coffee (always) and recently skimmed The Starbucks Experience. The book describes how a Starbucks can feel like a tiny refuge—whether you wander into
The 2025 Fayette County Pitch Contest brought a full auditorium to its feet Tuesday night as five local entrepreneurs competed live on stage at Starr’s Mill High School Auditorium. Hosted by StartUp Fayette,
For the 11th time, McIntosh High won a GHSA State Cheerleading Championship. The Chiefs won the Class 5A crown on November 15 at the Macon Coliseum. “Winning the state championship
Meet Dali – A Handsome Senior Siamese Cat with a Heart Full of Grace Dali is a stunning 14-year-old Siamese boy whose calm presence and soulful eyes tell the story
Congratulations to Citizen of the Week: Ivory Cloud! As a REACH teacher and transition lead, Ivory Cloud is helping bridge the gap between school and independence for students with special
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
My brother paid me a compliment: he said I’m lazy. Tim and I have been business partners for decades, and I respect him as a very successful and innovative psychologist.
A change of just $1,204—barely enough to buy a new laptop—has set off a full round of public meetings, legal notices, and a special called session for the Town of
Fayette Senior Services (FSS) – Fayetteville location at The Life Enrichment Center, 4 Center Drive: When it comes to Christmas lights in Fayette County, one name shines brightest: The Gaddy’s!
Fayette Senior Services (FSS) – Fayetteville location at The Life Enrichment Center, 4 Center Drive: As we age, life’s challenges can sometimes build quietly, creating a ripple effect that impacts
Fayette Senior Services (FSS) – Peachtree City location at The Gathering Place, 203 McIntosh Trail: Ready to explore the wonders of the world’s largest and most diverse continent? Discover the
Fayette Senior Services (FSS) – Peachtree City location at The Gathering Place, 203 McIntosh Trail: There’s nothing more beautiful than the holiday season, gathering with family and friends around a
Fayette Senior Services (FSS) – Fayetteville location at The Life Enrichment Center, 4 Center Drive: Think exercise is just about losing weight? Think again! Join Piedmont Wellness Center for an
Fayette Senior Services (FSS) – Peachtree City location at The Gathering Place, 203 McIntosh Trail: If you’ve been dreaming of a holiday decoration that’s as beautiful and completely unique as
Fayette Senior Services (FSS) – Fayetteville location at The Life Enrichment Center, 4 Center Drive: Get ready to wow your holiday guests with sides that steal the show at holiday
Fayette Senior Services (FSS) – Peachtree City location at The Gathering Place, 203 McIntosh Trail: Do you feel like the world won’t stop spinning? You’re not alone. Many of us
Fayette Senior Services (FSS) – Peachtree City location at The Gathering Place, 203 McIntosh Trail: Tired of feeling sluggish, bloated, or just not your best? What you eat might be
Fayette Senior Services (FSS) – Fayetteville location at The Life Enrichment Center, 4 Center Drive: Transform your table into a work of art and add a touch of elegance to
Christmas at the Biltmore Estate and staying at the inn on the grounds is such a grand experience one could make a movie out of it. The Wife and I
In the days since the passing of longtime J.C. Booth Middle School science teacher and basketball coach Dave Edinger, the depth of the community’s grief has been matched only by
St. Christopher Hellenic Orthodox Church joyfully announces its decision to pursue the construction of a new church complex on its 10-acre Ebenezer Road property, marking a significant milestone in the
Local artist and writer Dominique Hairston, known by her pen name Dominique Pierre, has released a deeply personal new book titled Inside: A Look Into a Complex Mind. The collection
Kristen Specht, visual arts teacher at Rising Starr Middle, inspires her students to think creatively. Specht grew up feeling supported in her own creativity. Her grandmother was always sewing and
The U.S. Senate has passed a bipartisan bill backed by U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff to crack down on kidnapping, trafficking, and exploitation of children. The Senate recently passed the bipartisan Strengthening
When Peachtree City resident Teri Biglands began hand-quilting in 1983, she never imagined her needlework would one day hang in a museum or go viral online. Yet her handcrafted gowns
Born in Rebecca, Georgia, in 1927, Janie grew up on a farm with her sisters Beatrice (Covington), Azilee (Whittle), and brother Thomas Andrew “T.A.” She learned to play piano from
Most high schoolers learn about the world through textbooks. But for 17-year-old Peachtree City student Anna, the world is the textbook. With a passport full of stamps and stories from
Eight local veterans were honored Saturday as the Coweta County chapter of the Quilts of Valor Foundation presented each of them with a handcrafted quilt recognizing their service to the
7th Presidential Cabinet Visit to Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District This Year Today, Congressman Brian Jack welcomed the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner to Pike County. Together, they
The title used to be a self-evident, fact-based truth that many of us (including pediatricians like me) assumed most everybody believed and understood. Unfortunately, we are now living in an
