The Eating Chambers brings you the Mighty Potato
What is up, my Eaters!I hope you are all well. I’m doing okay. I find myself in a weird place as I reflect on the week. I’ve been super busy, […]
Business of the Week: Workout Anytime Tyrone — Veteran-Owned Gym Focused on Fitness, Discipline, and Community
At Workout Anytime Tyrone, fitness is more than a goal — it’s a mission. The gym, owned by retired U.S. Army Major John Hall and his wife Tamra Hall, brings
Get a Pet of the Week: Ivan – A Sweet Lab Mix Who’s Golden Inside and Out
Ivan is a handsome 5-year-old Labrador mix with a gorgeous honey-colored coat and the kind of soft, soulful eyes that stop you in your tracks. At around 80 pounds, he’s
Honoring Those We’ve Lost to Suicide
I think most people are aware that we’ve had a rash of suicides recently in our community. When someone takes their own life, it sets off a ripple of complicated grief for family and friends. I know from personal
The Man Behind Newnan’s Funniest Fake News
When the world felt heavy during the height of COVID and the summer of 2020 — a time marked by isolation, the Black Lives Matter protests, and community tension —
Congratulations to Citizen of the Week: Ali Ramsaier!
Fayetteville musician Ali Ramsaier recently took the stage in Times Square—not just to sing, but to speak up. As a performer and advocate living with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), a painful
Athletes of the Week – November 10, 2025
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
Interiors Blinds and Designs Expands with New Boutique Design Studio
When Martin and Dana Adlam bought Interiors Blinds and Designs in February 2023, they weren’t newcomers to the local design scene. Dana, a professional interior designer for more than 25
The Modern-Day Argument
It wasn’t a fight that I started, but it was one that I was determined to win. At some point, you reach your limit to civil, polite negotiation, and you
Veterans Treatment Court Helps Local Heroes Reclaim Their Lives
Eight Graduates Since 2019 Reflect Program’s Lasting Impact Since launching in 2019, the local Veterans Treatment Court (VTC) has quietly become a powerful force for good in the community, helping
Jonathan Craig Milavec, 51
January 15, 1974 – August 31, 2025 Jonathan (Jon) Craig Milavec, beloved husband, brother, friend, and creative force, passed away on August 31, 2025, at the age of 51, from
Young women “bloom where they are planted” through new social club
When 21-year-old Nolyn Weller moved to Peachtree City last year, she felt what many young adults do after leaving school — a gap where friendship and community once flourished. Within
Native Gardening Expert to Speak at Fayette Master Gardeners Meeting
Native gardening advocate Renee Freie will speak to the Fayette Master Gardeners Association (FMGA) on “Year-round Native Gardening” on Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 10 a.m. The public is invited to
Gene Tyree, 83
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Gene Autry Tyree, aged 83, who departed this life on November 9, 2025, in Carrollton, Georgia, surrounded by the
Fayette County Warns Low Lake Levels – Use Caution When Launching Vessels
Fayette County is advising boaters to use extreme caution when launching vessels at Lake Kedron, Lake Horton, and Lake McIntosh due to low lake levels. The recent drop in water levels has
Judge Moore Returns to Spalding County Courtroom 40 Years After First Trial
Judge David Moore presided this week over a trial in the Spalding County Superior Court — the same courtroom where he tried his first jury case as a young attorney
Brooks Voters Reject Toxic Politics, Embrace Young Leadership
After months of division over a lawsuit involving Brooks’ war monument, voters in the small Fayette County town have sent a clear message: it’s time to move forward.As first reported
Fire Safety Door Forces Redesign of Beloved Fayetteville Mural
Longtime Fayetteville artist Patsy Gullett won’t be repainting the city’s historic downtown mural — and for good reason. The 30-year-old artwork, once a landmark along South Glynn Street, was permanently
Peachtree City Elected Leaders Look to the Future
Peachtree City voters delivered a clear message in this month’s election: they want steady leadership paired with a fresh perspective. With Mayor Kim Learnard reelected, Councilman Clint Holland retaining his
Marie Broder Announces Retirement as Griffin Judicial Circuit District Attorney
Marie G. Broder, the District Attorney for the Griffin Judicial Circuit — which serves four Georgia counties (Fayette, Pike, Spalding, and Upson) — announced Wednesday that she will retire from
Six Facts about Giving Thanks
A cartoon showed a turkey and a fortune teller hovering over the crystal ball. The fortune teller said, “I see you surrounded by family . . . well, not your
Newnan Theatre Company looks ahead
Newnan Theatre Company extends its heartfelt thanks to Mary Caroline Moore for her years of selfless service, dedication, and leadership as Executive Director. Her vision and commitment have been instrumental
Question Mark on College
Dear Mark, My daughter just received her acceptance letter to one of her top-choice SEC schools, and we’re thrilled! This is a wonderful university, and it’s been high on her
Fayette County Water System Earns Prestigious Gold Award, Cited For Statewide Excellence In Water Quality And Transparency
The Fayette County Water System (FCWS) achieved significant recognition for its unwavering commitment to public health and transparency, earning the Consumer Confidence Reports (CCR), Gold Award from the Georgia Association
A Pediatrician’s take on Tylenol, Autism and Effective Treatment
As a working, board-certified general pediatrician, I can unequivocally state that there are no evidence-based, robust scientific studies demonstrating a link between autism and the appropriate use of acetaminophen (trade
New Year’s Eve Pajamas Day @ the Library
Come to the library in your coziest pajamas, hang out, and play games. Those in pajamas get a sweet treat to celebrate the new year! *Your pajamas must be appropriate
Keeping You in Stitches: Crafters Christmas Expo
Show off your wonderful 2025 crafty creations! Bring your current creative project and hang out with other crafty people. Light refreshments. This is a free, drop in event. No registration
Film Series @ The Library
Join Peachtree City Library for our monthly film series viewing new and classic films. This free event will be held in the Theater Room on the lower level of the
Red Cross Blood Drive
Peachtree City Library will be hosting a Red Cross Blood Drive on Friday, November 21st. Use Sponsor Code: PTCLibrary when making your appointment, however walk-ins are welcome. The Blood Drive
Cozy Talk Book Club
A monthly book club to discuss your next favorite Cozy Mystery read. December’s book pick is The Darling Dahlias and the Poinsettia Puzzle by Susan Wittig Albert. Limited copies available
Jigsaw Puzzle Swap
Join ATL Area Jigsaw Puzzlers at Peachtree City Library for a family friendly puzzle swap. Bring your favorite jigsaw puzzle to swap and meet-up. Work on a puzzle together or
AARP Smart DriverTEK Workshop
The new free 90-minute, AARP Smart DriverTEK workshop will keep you in the know about the latest high-tech safety features in your current or future car. Please note that the
AARP Smart Driver Course
lol The AARP Smart Driver course teaches valuable defensive driving strategies and provides a refresher of the rules of the road. Plus, you may qualify for a multi-year automobile insurance
Holiday Decoration Swap
Thinking about changing up your holiday decorations this year? Bring up to five (5) gently used holiday decorations to the Peachtree City Library by Thursday, December 4th. Get coupons to