A trio of large-scale cart path projects in Peachtree City has survived the initial chopping block for potential funding from a regional transportation sales tax. Joining them is a proposed […]
The proposed alignment of a cart path that will connect to the tunnel underneath MacDuff Parkway will be one of the topics hashed out Tuesday at a workshop meeting of
An alert lifeguard helped save the life of a 9-year-old girl who became incapacitated and fell underwater at the Kedron large pool Thursday afternoon. The victim was reportedly in stable
Audio recordings of Peachtree City Council meetings would be destroyed after one year, according to a policy change recommended by city staff. The policy change would clarify that the adopted
Rumors about zombies have been staggering around in the Peachtree City and Senoia area for a few weeks now, so inquiring minds at The Citizen set out to nail down
I spent the last two days at the Fayette County budget meetings. County Administrator Jack Krakeel, Chief Financial Officer Mary Holland and Assistant Financial Officer Toni Howard did an outstanding
One of the three new cabinet members announced recently by Bishop Mike Watson of the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church is currently the senior pastor of the
Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Loureiro of Peachtree City announce the engagement of their daughter, Victoria Elaine, to Mark Allen Little II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Little of Loganville.
Ken and Sharon Feldhaus of Peachtree City celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary May 6, 2011. Married in St. Louis, Mo. on May 6, 1961, they started a family of three
As thousands of soldiers and civilians worldwide continue to put their lives in harm’s way, Peachtree City residents took time Monday to remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for
Peachtree City firefighters deal with the immediate aftermath of a powerful thunderstorm the evening of May 26. This downed tree on Robinson Road near its intersection with Wingate Road likely
The Peachtree City Fire Department won this year’s annual Public Safety Games competition. Firefighter Les Dyer (R) accepted the trophy from Fayette County Athletic Coordinator Kenny Wallace. The competition included
Arnie Geiger (right) sets a memorial brick in place as Jim Ryan prepares to tap it in place. Both men were part of a work crew from VFW Post 9949
The final results won’t be out for at least another week or two, but there is eager anticipation to see if key Peachtree City projects will be up for consideration
One of Fayette County’s notoriously slow commuting arteries has gained regional notoriety. In fact, on a recent online survey, it came in as having the highest percentage of local support
The Fourth of July in Peachtree City is an unforgettable experience for all, as thousands of red, white, and blue golf carts parade their way through the City showing their
The Science Olympiad team at J.C. Booth beat their fourth place finish from last year, making them one of the top three ranked teams in the nation. Booth came in
For the fifth year in a row, Huddleston second grade enrichment students have been selected to have their original poems published in Creative Communication’s annual poetry contest. The contest accepts
A ranger with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources was unable to locate an alligator that has been reported at Lake Kedron, Peachtree City officials said. The ranger toured the
Brahman Natarajan (R) is the valedictorian and Zenia Zheng the salutatorian for Peachtree City’s McIntosh High School Class of 2011. Photo/Ben Nelms.
Mr. Bobbie Don Peacock, Sr., 77, of Peachtree City, GA passed away May 24, 2011. He was born in Soperton, GA, the son of the late William Thomas & Sara
The Georgia Association of Convention and Visitors Bureaus (GACVB) is pleased to announce that the Peachtree City Convention and Visitors Bureau has earned the status of Bronze Level Benchmark of
The Fourth of July in Peachtree City is an unforgettable experience for all, as thousands of red, white, and blue golf carts parade their way through the City showing their
The Science Olympiad team at J.C. Booth beat their fourth place finish from last year, making them one of the top three ranked teams in the nation. Booth came in
Why is it that there seems to be a crisis every other week within the Grand Old Party? Newt trashed a most prominent member of his own party merely hours
Last night the United States Senate voted to continue giving subsidies to five major U.S. oil companies. These companies are, and have been, making record profits for years even as
Fad diets and celebrity workouts come and go, but sustainable and guaranteed weight loss is here to stay…and the new well can prove it. The new well Weight Loss and
Barbara Mucklow, of Crete, IL, passed away on Saturday, May 21st in Peachtree City while visiting her family for the winter. She is survived by one sister, Pat Beitelshees of
New Peachtree City police officers Courtney Lumpkin (L) and Christopher Dukes (R) took their official oaths to protect and serve the city of Peachtree City at Thursday night’s City Council
In an effort to free up police manpower, Peachtree City has approved new rules that could lead to fines for multiple false burglar alarm calls at a given residence or
UPDATED for print edition — Former Peachtree City Mayor Harold Logsdon is suing current Mayor Don Haddix over an email to a city staffer in which Haddix said Logsdon “drank
A handful of Peachtree City businesses that have been using mascots and other “sign holders” along the road are going to have to find a different marketing ploy. Such efforts
The expansion and renovation of the Satterthwaite Fire Station in Peachtree City is getting more expensive. Another $50,000 was approved for the project to cover the cost of blasting through
The Peachtree City Council has agreed to consider abandoning a cul-de-sac that would be completely surrounded by a new senior apartment development in the Kedron Village area. Developer NorSouth Properties
