A landmark for longer than a majority of residents can remember, the portion of the Hudson Plaza shopping center that sat perpendicular to Ga. Highway 85 in Fayetteville and including […]
Peachtree City police officers are beefing up their presence on the city’s 90 miles of cart paths. With recent training now complete, all regular, reserve and auxiliary officers have been
A piece of Fayetteville’s history came to an end Sept. 22 in a project that signals the next phase of the city’s future. A portion of Hudson Plaza, the city’s
One of the business captains who helped shape Peachtree City died of cancer at his home Wednesday afternoon. Vincent Rossetti,85,a retired custom homebuilder, whose company worked in dozens of Georgia
Got an urgent phone call from The Boy yesterday. The serious tone in his voice immediately captured my attention. So much so that the ribbing I was going to give
Walking is great exercise. People of all ages can participate to keep physically fit. Walking alone affords the opportunity to clear and refresh your mind. Walking with others, whether with
Never heard of it? The game has actually been around nearly 50 years. It was invented in 1965 by a man in the state of Washington who named it after
In the eight years since its inception, Piedmont Fayette Hospital’s Women’s Services has experienced tremendous growth. On Wednesday, September 20, 2006, Piedmont Fayette delivered their first baby. Nearly one year
This is the moment Army private Bryson Wood of Newnan held his newborn son for the first time. He deployed to Afghanistan in February, just days after learning his wife,
There is nothing quite like a fair. And this edition of the Coweta County Fair is no different. With rides galore and lots of food, Coweta residents have plenty of
Representatives of Euro Auction USA on Sept. 16 received approval to have nearly 43 acres on Raymond Hill Road off Interstate 85 rezoned light industrial (LM). The vote by Coweta
An analysis of 1,800 U.S. counties by RealtyTrac.com shows Coweta County with a small increase in millennials (people age 28 and younger) while Fayette County leads the nation in the
One of the members of the Beautiful Bald Beasties, standing, lowers the doom on Drew Adler at the Sept. 21 wrestling tournament that was part of the multitude of week-long
According to a report in GOPUSA, “Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson says he never intended to hurt his 4-year-old son when he hit him with a tree branch (switch).
Planning on attending the Peachtree City International Festival and Rotary Dragon Boat Races at Lake McIntosh on Saturday? Here is what you need to know about parking. There will be
The McDonald’s restaurant at Crosstown in Peachtree City has been temporarily closed Friday morning after a forced entry was discovered. Peachtree City Police spokesman Mark Brown said the forced entry
Peachtree City police officers are beefing up their presence on the city’s 90 miles of cart paths. With recent training now complete, all regular, reserve and auxiliary officers have been
Of 1,800 U.S. counties studied, Fayette has the highest rate of departing ‘millennials’ Sometimes being No. 1 is not the place to be. And when it comes to the trend
After several lean years of cutting expenses, the Fayette County Board of Education is discussing mid-year teacher pay raises and the possibility of adding more items to a budget that
Of 1,800 U.S. counties studied, Fayette has the highest rate of departing ‘millennials’ Sometimes being No. 1 is not the place to be. And when it comes to the trend
A new map detailing the emerging landscape known as Wilksmoor Village on Peachtree City’s northwest side has been provided by the city’s planning department. The map gives a breakdown of
In what appeared to be a reluctant move last week, the Fayetteville City Council approved a controversial rezoning that allows a 311-unit senior citizen complex near The Villages at LaFayette.
There was far more than tractors and farm equipment on display at the 18th Annual Inman Farm Heritage Days held Sept. 19-21 at Minter’s Farm. Seven-year-old Ty Smith of Spalding
Bubba was always bragging about people he knew. One day his boss confronted Bubba and said, “Bubba, it’s impossible for someone to know all the people you claim to know.”
The beginning of the year 5775 on the Hebrew Calendar is marked by Rosh Hashanah, the start of The High Holy Days. It begins with the blowing of the Shofar,
Providence United Methodist Church invites the community to an evening filled with a mix of live gospel and contemporary music this Friday, Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. The candlelit acoustic
The Olivet Church in Fayetteville will culminate its four-week 23rd Church Anniversary celebration this Sunday with a final Sunday Anniversary Service. The theme this year was “We’ve Come This Far
Community Christian Church on Kenwood Road will offer a preventive health screening event on Tuesday, Sept. 30. Life Line Screening, a leading provider of community-based preventive health screenings, will host
Members of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville held their Third Annual Public Safety Picnic on Saturday, Sept. 6, to honor the men and women who serve and protect the community.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints located at 2021 Redwine Road in Fayetteville will host a career resource center beginning in October. The center will be open
Members of First Baptist Church of Senoia recently welcomed their new senior pastor, Dr. John Talley, a native of Columbus, Ga. and a graduate of Columbus State University. Talley has
Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Peachtree City will offer a free End of Life seminar in two sessions next month, a program that “… will empower individuals, families and caregivers
orth Fayette United Methodist Church will hold its eighth annual “Find Your Way 5K,” craft fair, and chicken barbecue on Saturday, Sept. 27. The 5K event is officially timed and
The fourth annual 5k for missions at Woolsey Baptist Church will be held Saturday, Dec. 6. Registration is now open and continues through Friday, Dec. 5 (2-4 p.m.) and until
