Summer track series on the way this week
The Peachtree City Running Club has announced the schedule for its 2014 summer track series, which is open to runners of all ages and abilities. Meets will take place Wednesday […]
The Peachtree City Running Club has announced the schedule for its 2014 summer track series, which is open to runners of all ages and abilities. Meets will take place Wednesday […]
An upcoming project that will bring a new look to the median along Main Street in downtown Senoia will begin after the July 4 weekend and take approximately two weeks
Curious motorists are continuing to venture out onto the exposed bed of the drained Lake Peachtree … but they’re not getting back out. This driver and others are being cited
The Whitewater Wildcats came up two runs short in their quest for the AAAAA state baseball championship. Playing as the visiting team in their own ballpark, the Wildcats jumped out
A Riverdale woman died in a traffic accident May 30 on Ga. Highway 279 near Helmer Road. Thirty-one-year-old Danielle Joyner of Riverdale was killed in a three-car collision after the
Harriette Moore Foster, age 98, passed away peacefully surrounded by her children and grandchildren on Wednesday, May 28, 2014 at Doctor’s Hospice of Ga. in Fayetteville. A resident of College
Louis Fuertes Boynton (Lou) died peacefully on April 14, 2014 in Atlanta, Ga. after a year of declining health. He was born on July 19, 1933 in Trumansburg, N.Y. Louis
A residential request on 120 acres on Greentop Road in north Coweta to be rezoned from rural conservation to single-family infill-medium density (RI-B) was heard at the May 20 meeting
Sandy Creek High School Senior Ben Weinhardt didn’t just read his award-winning essay on Memorial Day. Instead, he delivered an impassioned plea for Americans to do their civic duty, just
Members of the Civil Air Patrol unit from Falcon Field served as the color guard for the Memorial Day ceremony at city hall plaza in Peachtree City Monday. Photo/John Munford.
I was with someone recently who was using one of those “vape” things, “E-cigarettes,” that help people to either cut down on smoking or to smoke without the tar and
Great War of ’65 Last week we left the kids from Flamingo Street camped out in Neighbor Thomas’s backyard. With a roaring campfire, they were sugared up on s’mores, bored,
UPDATED June 1 — A mid-morning accident Friday on Ga. Highway 314 and Pavilion Parkway in Fayetteville involving two vehicles resulted in the death of one child and the injury
Rapson: County may not need lake as water source; report on spillway repair in 3 weeks; no word yet on costs There should be an answer in about three weeks
One of the new companies helping to populate the emerging landscape at Pinewood Atlanta Studios has made the move from Atlanta to Fayetteville. eBreezy Media, a full service digital media
Voters in the May 20 primary for the District 4 Fayette County Board of Education seat put Diane Basham in first place followed by John Kimbell in second place. The
A May 22 request to have a .423-acre site on Ellis Road rezoned from single-family residential to highway commercial (C-H) received unanimous approval from the Fayette County Commission. Property owner
On July 22, south Fayette voters will have two choices to make for the next state senator for the 16th District to replace the retiring Ronnie Chance. To help those
Fayetteville Police arrested a retired Detroit police officer following a domestic dispute and an all-night standoff at an east Fayetteville apartment complex that began before midnight on May 23. Detective
A north Fayette County man was arrested May 9 on one count of child molestation involving a family member. Silvino Gorgonio-Hernandez, 36, was charged with one count of child molestation,
Christmas and Easter. The “biggies,” right? Well, what about the event we will “celebrate”tomorrow, which happens to be the 40th day after Easter? Yes, it was 40 days after Christ’s
It was just six years ago, In February of 2008, that Minister BaSean A. Jackson met with three other people, Wendell Phillips, Janace Coleman, and John Clemons, at Smokey Bones
Bill and Karen Baraty of Peachtree City, Ga. proudly announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Katherine Baraty, to Russell Daniel Kirkland III, son of Rusty and Peggy Kirkland of
The Fayetteville Family History Lab will hold its monthly family history class on Wednesday, June 4, from 7 – 8:30 p.m. at 2021 Redwine Rd., in rooms 108-109. The event
Summer Wednesdays starts tonightWoolsey Baptist Church will kick-off its Summer Wednesdays program on May 28 at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to join in for free pizza and music, Student
Christ Discipleship Ministries (CDM), 114 W. Campbellton St., Fairburn, will offer Prophet Chambers Prophetic Training Sunday, June 8, at 5 p.m. The speaker/prophet will be Timothy Frazier. The training is
Fayette Presbyterian Church will host its VBS July 14-18, from 9 a.m. until noon. The theme this year is “Workshop of Wonders.” VBS will feature Bible stories, games, music, crafts,
All Saints Anglican Church in Peachtree City will conduct its seventh annual free children’s Music Camp from July 7 through 11. The program is for children ages 5 through 11.
Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church in Peachtree City will host its 8th annual Lutheroad Day Camp July 21-25 at the church. Camp will be Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Friday 9
A hearty crowd came together at the veterans monument in Peachtree City Monday to honor the thousands upon thousands of military servicemen who gave their lives to protect America.
Fayetteville is always known for a solemn remembrance of Memorial Day. The annual occasion held Monday morning at the city cemetery and attended by nearly 200 was no exception. American
A May 24 head-on collision on Fischer Road in east Coweta County claimed the life of a Peachtree City resident. Michael Naber, 55, died at the scene of the accident
Numbers show McCarty faces fierce challenge in District 5 Fayette County voters answered some questions but left the future unclear for a number of would-be politicians during the May 20
The Whitewater Wildcats came up two runs short in their quest for the AAAAA state baseball championship. Playing as the visiting team in their own ballpark, the Wildcats jumped out