Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church in Peachtree City announces the eighth annual Lutheroad Day Camp, scheduled for July 21-25, at the church. The hours will be Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. […]
Fayette Presbyterian Church (FPC) held its Eighth Annual Spring Fling Saturday, May 10, in the Gazebo and Heritage Park Fountain area of the Fayetteville Town Square. Organizers say the attendance
Coweta County voters in local contested races on May 20 chose incumbents Amy Dees and Harry Mullins and first-time candidate Linda Menk in the county’s three contested races for seats
Steve Brown held off two opponents to win re-election to the Fayette County Commission, as all nine precincts have reported and he had a 321 vote spread with 52.6 percent
John E Venezia Sr. passed away on March 29, 2014. He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y. on May 14, 1915. He was a twelve year resident of Peachtree City. He
James “Jim” Alvin Varney, 75, of Peachtree City died peacefully in his sleep on May 16, 2014. Jim was born to the late Carl and Annabelle Varney in Detroit, Mich.
Clinton W. Shaw, Jr., 93, of Newnan, Ga., passed away May 19, 2014. He proudly served his country in the United States Army during World War II. Mr. Shaw belonged
The Bible teaches that God, our maker, prefers a humble person over a haughty person. The process of our growing older advances His goal. There are fewer haughty old folks
You may have noticed that I have been publicly “silent” during this primary season regarding my stance on the various candidates and elections. That is not to say, however, that
As a member of the Fayette County Visioning Steering Committee, I’ve had the opportunity to lend my voice and support to this county-wide initiative since September 2013. During my participation
Once, Social Security was the “third rail” of politics. Touch it and face political death. Now it is homosexuality. Criticize anything gay people do and you risk ostracism, fines, suspension
Last year on Memorial Day, my wife, daughter and I were touring Cambridge, England. We took a bus ride three miles out of the city to the U.S. military cemetery
Throughout American history presidents have often used religious rhetoric for various reasons: to provide comfort and consolation, argue that God providentially directs our nation, celebrate our Christian heritage, defend democracy,
To this conclusion I have come: the most deadly years of our lives are the ages 16 to 21. Those years give us a headiness that comes from new freedom
I agree with Mr. Lowry’s statement that the real purpose of the NAACP lawsuit was not to address a racial concern. Indeed the record before the court failed to demonstrate
Ms. Smithfield: A rebuttal. Your assertion that it was [Councilwoman Kim] Learnard who is responsible for our council’s moment of silence is totally baseless. In fact, it was my suggestion
My **** credit card was compromised when someone “skimmed” the information on the magnetic strip. On March 28, someone used that information to make an $800 purchase at an electronics
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The 2013-2014 school year in Fayette County has come to a close. And with the end of the school year, it is time to take a look at the valedictorians
Six local high school golf teams turned in top-10 finishes in the GHSA state tournament Monday at various courses in the Augusta area. The Starr’s Mill Panthers tied for fifth
Coweta County and the City of Newnan recently partnered to host attendees of the American Planning Association’s National Conference in Atlanta on a daylong tour of Senoia and the new
Imker objects to selling ‘soul of Peachtree City down the tubes for money’ The Peachtree City Council Thursday night voted 3-1 to rezone an 88-acre tract for 208 homes near
It did not take long for the new Residential Retirement Community and Care (RRCC) zoning category approved in November by the Coweta County Commission to generate proposals. Three such rezoning
A definitive answer for repairing the Lake Peachtree spillway, thus enabling the lake to be refilled with water, is likely several weeks away. While county officials delivered documents to the
Fayetteville Police Chief Scott Pitts presented a $600 donation to help Camp Southern Ground’s mission to build an amazing camp and create unforgettable outdoor experiences for children of all abilities.
A total of 38 foreign language students from Fayette County High, Sandy Creek High, Starr’s Mill High and Whitewater High schools competed in the annual Foreign Language Association of Georgia
A grant received by Fayette FACTOR (Fayette Alliance Coordinating Teamwork Outreach and Resources) will allow all school employees to be trained in Darkness to Light’s child sexual abuse prevention program,
The Friends of Chattahoochee Bend State Park are about to begin another venture. This time the group is at work with the initial construction of what will become more than
Senoia has a reputation for putting on a large variety of premiere events. But there is nothing quite like the annual Memorial Day Remembrance Parade and Festival that attracts thousands
Just one person, listening, helping, encouraging, and believing in another, is all it takes to change someone’s life. That one person is a mentor. The Friends Mentoring program honored its
