Fayetteville approves addition of 266 parking spaces — A proposal that will add 266 parking spaces on the northwest side Piedmont Fayette Hospital was approved Feb. 21 by the Fayetteville […]
31 acres rezoned adjacent to proposed new city park — A proposal to rezone nearly 31 acres between Grady Avenue and the new city property to the north for a
Two parcels along Ebenezer and Davis roads requested for rezoning for 2-acre lots are returning to the Fayette County Commission on Feb. 28. The requests failed when proposed in 2016
Residents objected to high-density residential, but liked the shift to offices — What had originally been proposed for apartments on Ga. Highway 54 West across from Piedmont Fayette Hospital was
The international price of copper is projected to rebound, and with it came the Feb. 19 theft of copper from a vacant home on Sandy Creek Road. Sheriff Barry Babb
Jamar L. Odom. Photo/Fayette County Jail. A Riverdale man has been arrested in connection with shots fired into two homes on Jeff Davis Place in
Demolition next for old offices, part of plan for new municipal complex and park — The Fayette County School System’s central office location on Stonewall Avenue in Fayetteville was vacated
Once the county’s only high school, complex now is school system’s new headquarters — The move by the Fayette County School System’s central office to its new home at the
The Dunkin’ Donuts store on Ga. Highway 74 North at Wisdom Road in Peachtree City was robbed Feb. 21, with the suspect potentially armed. Peachtree City Assistant Police Chief
Plans for Calistoa Lake McIntosh show a mixed-use development situated on 37 acres adjacent to Lake McIntosh and the Planterra Golf Club. Rendering/Pace Lynch. Peachtree City developer Pace
A Feb. 20 lightning strike at a home on Peachtree City’s west side left the house structurally-unsound, but with no injuries to the residents. Peachtree City Fire Marshal John
Margin was 64-to-2 for new site on Stagecoach Road; upgrading old building least costly at $28 million — A survey of groups that would be impacted by a decision on
Thursday decisions could bring 145 homes, 270 apartments to Fayetteville; also on council agenda: first phase of Piedmont Fayette Hospital expansion — The Feb. 21 meeting of the Fayetteville City
Citizens get 5 minutes each to petition their county government — The way public comments during meetings of the Fayette County Commission are handled underwent a change at the board’s
A Snellville man faces multiple traffic-related violations after a Feb. 8 chase in portions of north Fayette County that led to a crash. Rashad J. Parris, 25, was charged with
4 thefts from parked vehicles in Peachtree City The period of Feb. 8-14 came with a burglary in Fayetteville and several entering auto incidents in Peachtree City. In Fayetteville, a
Ground has been broken for the newest addition to the Fischer Crossing development on Ga. Highway 34 just over the Coweta County line. A 157,000 sq. ft. Costco is going
The Fayetteville Police Department is taking reservations for residents interested in attending the next Citizens Police Academy that begins in early March. The session will be held on Wednesday nights
A Salt Lake City company is suing Peachtree City and Fayette County for issuing a quitclaim deed involving 1.714 acres of property the company says it owns along Line Creek
Fayette County Administrator Steve Rapson has a new 4-year contract, and with a 2.5 percent wage increase that brings his salary to $191,000. Commissioners after executive session at the Feb.
An Atlanta man was arrested by Peachtree City police at a planned traffic stop during the morning hours of Feb. 19 on an outstanding warrant for felony shoplifting at
A proposal that would expand parking on Piedmont Fayette Hospital’s northwest side is expected to come up for a vote before the Fayetteville City Council Feb. 21. It had its
“Enormous amount of money being spent making content … So there’s not enough crew and facilities to spend that money” — The Georgia Film Academy at Pinewood Atlanta Studios in
“We want to be intentional with development policies that will stimulate pride in our city. This begins with welcoming developers who want to be long-term and integral partners in our
The Tyrone Town Council on Feb. 7 agreed to the purchase price on 3.47 acres on Senoia Road across from Shamrock Park that will lead to the construction of the
Fayette County E-911 has a new director. Longtime E-911 employee Katye Vogt, who served as interim director since November, was appointed as director on Feb. 1. Fayette County Administrator Steve
The Fayetteville City Council on Feb. 7 heard proposals that would establish City Council committees and a Downtown Planning Committee populated by three council members and eight appointed community members.
The Tyrone Police Department has received its state certification from the Ga. Association of Chief of Police (GACP). The certification was presented at the Jan. 17 meeting of the Tyrone
Fayetteville police are searching for this person and vehicle in connection with shots fired into two homes on Feb. 2. Photo/Fayetteville Police Department. A BOLO (be on the look-out)
The newest addition announced at Pinewood Forest in Fayetteville is a nearly 53,000 sq. ft. mixed-use building on J. Arthur Rank Avenue. Rendering/Pace Lynch. Pinewood Forest on Feb. 7
Surprise: Thieves target vehicle with military, hunting or gun supporter sticker or decal on it — The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office has released an analysis of entering auto incidents that
North central Fayette leads in crime numbers, followed by northeast Fayette and east-central and southeast Fayette; highest crime concentration within Ga. highways 85-279 area — The 2018 crime report prepared
Fayetteville City Councilwoman Kathaleen Brewer has offered insight on what resulted in the charges against psychiatrist Dr. Ginari Price, her Psycare LLC business manager husband and two nurse practitioner staff
Fayetteville detectives are investigating reports of shots fired into two homes on Jeff Davis Place during the early morning hours of Feb. 2 Fayetteville Police Department spokesperson Ann Marie Burnett
