Family Circle magazine has named Peachtree City the second-best family town in America. The magazine has graced the city and nine others with a spot on its “10 best towns […]
Peachtree City has been looking for a way to borrow more money at a cheaper rate. They found it in a newly created city Facilities Authority that will address the
The Peachtree City Police Department has achieved a nationwide accolade for having one of the best traffic safety programs in the United States. The department won third place in the
Peachtree City Mayor Don Haddix is claiming that his assertion in a February email to a city staffer that former Mayor Harold Logsdon was “part drunk” during meetings is true.
Peachtree City police have arrested a Sharpsburg woman in connection with a wallet stolen from Hibbett Sports July 2. Tracy Jones, 50, of Sweet Bay Drive was arrested Wednesday, the
Life can change in a moment. Gregory Stoker, 31, known as Ory to his friends and coworkers, was playing with some kids by a pool at a family reunion in
The next workshop meeting on the proposed $28 million budget for Peachtree City is scheduled for Monday, July 11 at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. The big decision facing the
When Peachtree City Manager Jim Pennington visited the city for his first and second interviews, he was struck by its beauty. So much so, in fact, that on the way
Jody Logan, who lives on Chambrey Hills in Kedron Village, Peachtree City, got an idea for a patriotic lawn, with an American flag painted on her front-yard grass. Admiring the
The winners of last year’s Miss Pride of Fayette County Pageant show off their red, white and blue dresses as they participate in the annual July 4 parade in Peachtree
I am responding to Matthew Boyle’s letter that suggested gifted kids skip grades in order to save money. Your opinion has to be one of the most short-sighted letters I
The City Council’s controversial action in approving a sweeping revamp of Peachtree City municipal programs — in the process ousting Randy Gaddo, director of leisure services, and Scott Christopher, recreation
To the residents of Peachtree City and surrounding areas, do any of you know what the Georgia law is concerning pedestrians in a crosswalk? The law states: “Drivers must ‘stop
Since I retired five or six years ago, one of the things I like to do is go out to eat, particularly at a local Waffle House. I’ve thought about
Please join me Saturday, July 9, between 10 a.m. and noon at City Hall to discuss the city’s proposed Fiscal Year 2012 budget. It is on the city’s website. Council
All Saints Anglican Church in Peachtree City will conduct its annual free children’s Music Camp July 11-15. The featured theme, “Sing To The Lord A New Song,” will be evident
Vacation Bible Sundays for all ages at Peachtree City United Methodist Church start July 10 and continue through Aug 7. A kid-centered worship will begin at 9 a.m. in the
Dunkin’ Donuts announced June 28 the signing of a multi-unit store development agreement with Peter and Arjun Patel for two restaurants in Peachtree City, Ga. The first restaurant is slated
Peachtree City is one of six cities in the running for Most Patriotic Town, so where was the patriotic music in our 4th of July parade? From the looks and
Students from Peachtree City’s McIntosh High School show their school and patriotic spirit during the Monday morning July 4th parade. Click here for a gallery of parade photos. Photo/John Munford.
By Matthew Niebes Special to The Citizen Moving into its eighth year in existence, the McIntosh High School Adopt a Stream program is part of a state run, volunteer based
Kay Marie Holder, 73, of Peachtree City went to be with the Lord Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Kay was originally from Shawnee, Oklahoma and graduated from Oklahoma Baptist University with
Two Peachtree City churches are joining forces to host a free community picnic immediately before the July 4 fireworks. First Baptist Church and First Presbyterian Church are planning to feed
A man who flashed a female jogger on a Kedron Village golf cart path Wednesday morning was nabbed by Peachtree City Police within a few minutes and a few blocks
UPDATED for June 29 print edition — Reports of a sulfur smell in the Avery Dennison Corp. plant on Ga. Highway 74 South in Peachtree City June 27 led to
Rand McNally representatives Chris Staudinger (driving and saluting) and Tawny Clark (holding the video camera) lead an impromptu decorated golf cart parade around the parking lot at Drake Field in
Peachtree City resident David Johnson was arrested June 23 on charges of molestation and sexual battery involving a young boy, police said. Johnson, 33, was arrested June 23 on charges
Our City Council and mayor made a misguided and terrible decision when they voted to endorse our neophyte city manager’s recommendation to decimate our Leisure Services Department and the associated
He grabbed the paper with conviction and read the letter from Standard & Poor’s giving a glowing picture of the county government’s finances. There it was with proof and certainty,
Last week 25 members of various metro Atlanta tea parties received an invitation from Newt Gingrich’s staff to meet with the former Speaker. His birthday was last week and I
All Saints Anglican Church in Peachtree City will conduct its annual free children’s Music Camp July 11-15. The featured theme, “Sing To The Lord A New Song,” will be evident
Vacation Bible Sundays for all ages at Peachtree City United Methodist Church start July 10 and continue through Aug 7. A kid-centered worship will begin at 9 a.m. in the
Mrs. Virginia “Ginger” Lynne Fowler, of Peachtree City, passed away on June 23, 2011 at the age of 55. She was a loving wife, mother, daughter and friend who is
A gas leak that occurred in the late morning hours June 27 after construction crews on Ga. Highway 74 South hit a gas line is expected to be repaired around
