Tag: letters

I know that I am not the only person to see the burning of Notre Dame as having some deep metaphorical significance, so forgive...

On Jan. 30 our lives were turned upside down. We lost our home and our family pets, Zoe and Stitch, to a massive house...

Allow me to weigh-in briefly on the “City Center” controversy emerging in both Peachtree City and Fayetteville. I agree with Rick Schlosser’s suggestion to...

I read with interest the article recently regarding the continuous flow intersection. I do wonder about this design. Unless I missed something, it seems...

The adage “Figures lie and liars figure” is probably more appropriate in describing Peachtree City’s discussion about garbage trucks than the adage the city...

I really appreciate the respectful response to my letter by Ms. Scott. I think that this kind of open and respectful debate is what...

I take exception to Mr. Felts’ characterization of the Heartbeat Bill as a “compromise” (The Citizen Letters, April 3, 2019). The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines...

I’m sure you are aware of all the accidents and fatalities that have occurred at the Antioch/Goza roads intersection over the years. The Citizen...

The Peachtree City Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) board held a special called meeting on March 20, 2019, and approved a resolution to authorize...

A very good summary of where we are are as a city and where we may be headed with the possible abandonment of the...

A few years ago our former governor vetoed the Religious Freedom Act based upon pressure applied by powerful, self-absorbed, low conscience people in the...

I was privileged to be in the gallery March 22 for the Senate debate of the heartbeat bill. Of course the word “choice” was used...

It is absolutely imperative that as Republicans we stand proudly and honorably in defense of our party, its principles, and its values. I believe President...

Just as we thought the bombshell was about to explode, the noose was tightening, the walls were closing in and we had reached the...

In view of the fact that we are getting a Med-Evac Hell-I-port rammed down our throats, I have been thinking of a better way...

In reference to the approval of building the mini-airport/HELLipad (spelling intentional), refueling station, hanger, and crew quarters in my front yard in north Fayette...

It is with a great deal of gratitude that I write this thank you note to our community. As president of Congregation B’nai Israel...

I watched in amazement as the freshman Congresswoman (person?) Cortez publicly announced the Green New Deal. She clearly stated that we had 12 years...

As a parent I can relate and agree with those wanting only the best for their children. But at what cost? Is there really...

Calistoa? I think I’ve seen this idea before with a different name, “Frozen.” Let me put my frustration about this development in a verse...

Dear planning commissioners, thank you for serving as volunteers for the betterment of our community. My note is prompted by the March 6 article in...

As per the recent article on Piedmont Fayette expanding with the addition of a 5-story wing: Piedmont, build a 5-level parking deck with it at...

I am now going to explain why it is harmful to tell a child and a child’s parents — while they are in pre-K...

Stating your willingness to compromise on political policy has become the latest form of virtue-signaling. I’d like to explain why a Tea Party Republican...

While driving home last night I found myself on Kelly Drive looking at the beautiful Lake Peachtree sign over the new spillway. For several...

As a benefit to your readers, can you please cease with the letters from Steve Brown every week? Many of us have reached our limit...

To the Fayetteville City Council: First of all, I would like to apologize for the tone of my previous email (also published in The...

Mr. Brundage, I hope our city manager’s thorough research and response to your concerns have answered your questions and interpretation about the zoning requirements. Again,...

Here we go again, and again, and again. Very few communities can protect their quality of life over time. You can find lots of examples...

I was on the Peachtree City Planning Commission from 2015-2018. Before that, I did senior level planning and budgeting for both industry and state/local government....

The Peachtree City Water and Sewerage Authority board, composed of Mayor Fleisch and the Peachtree City council members, may have violated O.C.G.A. 50-14, the...

The radicals in the Democrat Party have declared that if you do not agree with their radical agenda and you do not share their...

A few years ago, the Fayette County Board of Education closed several elementary schools, selling a new one for a fraction of its cost,...

Congratulations, Fayetteville City Council. You are going to get the hundreds (maybe over a thousand, I can’t keep track) of new apartments that you...