Louise Keye Brackin, 84, of Peachtree City died Thursday, March 3, 2011. Mrs. Brackin was preceded in death by her husband William Yancy Brackin, Sr., grandchildren Eric Davis and Becky […]
William (Bill) Richard Pieschke, 85, of Peachtree City, GA went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, March 2, 2011 surrounded by his loving family. He was a veteran of
“Joyful Noise,” the latest film from the producers of “The Blind Side,” is offering free tickets to a gospel choir concert scene starring Queen Latifah, Dolly Parton, featuring a performance
There will be a Sock Hop, featuring the 50’s band “The Boomerangs” on Friday, Mar. 11 from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the upper level cafeteria at St. Paul
In late September, Peachtree City will host a competition among auto enthusiasts called the Fireball Run Adventurally. This year’s Fireball Run will take nearly 50 teams over 2,500 miles in
Sgt. Royce Miller of the Peachtree City Fire Department is recognized last week by the City Council for 25 years of service to the city. Miller, being congratulated here by
To avert a new type of business that uses electronic gaming to provide cash payouts for what is essentially gambling, the Peachtree City Council enacted a moratorium Thursday night. Interim
Two Peachtree City juveniles are looking at felony charges in connection with two Feb. 26 golf cart thefts in the Kedron area. The juveniles, both age 16, were charged with
A Peachtree City family is warning path users about a “large black lab-like dog” that attacked their family dog, Patches, on the cart path near the Waterford Green subdivision last
Barbara Miles Karr of Peachtree City died after a short illness on March 2, 2011, a month before her 85th birthday. She died peacefully in her home. Mrs. Karr was
Facing not one but two lawsuits, the Peachtree City Council voted unanimously Thursday to rezone a 5.6 acre site for an age-restricted senior apartment complex off Newgate Road next to
Carol C. Abadie passed away peacefully with her family at her side, on Monday, February 21, 2011 in Peachtree City, GA. She is survived by her husband Ronald and her
Thursday night, the Peachtree City Council will consider a rezoning for a 5.6-acre site next to the Kedron Village shopping center that would allow an age-restricted senior apartment complex. NorSouth
The sparkle in her eyes and the animation in her voice would have many people surprised to learn that Leslye Mount Puddy had just turned 107 years old. For Leslye
The beginning of a fruitful partnership between Georgia and the Hunan Provence of China was celebrated in style Monday, complete with an orchestra and a red carpet ceremony to mark
If you are planning on living in Fayette County beyond the next five years, this is your decisive warning. I pray to God that you are paying attention and you
A proposal to opt out of mass transit (bus, rail) in Fayette County is being offered today [March 2] at 3:30 in the commissioners’ meeting room. I generally believe that
A proposal to opt out of mass transit (bus, rail) in Fayette County is being offered today [March 2] at 3:30 in the commissioners’ meeting room. I generally believe that
I was going to write sooner; however, I wanted to see what really happened during the three “make-up” days instituted by the Fayette County School Board and the new superintendent,
Bypasses: East, West, what’s next? I have always enjoyed a Sunday afternoon drive through the Fayette countryside, where one can poke along at a posted speed limit of 45 mph,
I wasn’t going to bother to write until I saw the photo in Saturday’s Citizen. The signs said “Time to Stop these Union Parasites” and “Unions Greedy Socialists.” Terry Garlock
Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church will celebrate the festival of the Transfiguration of Our Lord this weekend. The Christ Our Shepherd Brass will play preludes at the Sunday morning sanctuary
Mr. and Mrs. James Ferris of Peachtree City announce the engagement of their daughter, Jamie Christine Ferris of Newnan, to David Jayson High, also of Newnan, son of Jeff High
At Crabapple Lane Elementary School fifth grade students participated in a hands on Science lesson by creating their own working electrical boxes. As a part of the unit on electricity
Governor Perdue, by executive order in 2003, set up the first office of Inspector General. Deron Hicks is the third Inspector General to hold that office. According to Hicks, the
By Dr. John Henahan Special to The Citizen A recent article in the New York Times is the latest to highlight a potentially revolutionary development in eyeglasses for bifocal wearers.
Gov. Nathan Deal Monday joined with Gov. Qiang Zhou of China’s Hunan Province, SANY Group chairman Wengen Liang and other dignitaries to celebrate the first phase completion of SANY America’s
Helen Leona Steele, age 90, passed away Saturday, February 26, 2011. She was a loving mother and grandmother and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. She is
A man was treated and released at Braelinn Village Shopping Center Feb. 26 after a safety flare accidentally ignited. Peachtree City Police spokesperson Rosanna Dove said officers responded Saturday to
New Neighbors League Club of Peachtree City (NNLC) is proud to announce that Linda Hasluem has been named as their New Neighbor of the Year. She was awarded this honor for
Carole Edith Lyman King, age 67, of Peachtree City, GA passed away on February 5, 2011. She was born in Lake Charles, LA on March 13, 1943 to Arthur Richard
Saturday marked the end of a record-breaking season for the McIntosh Chiefettes Dance Team as they captured their second consecutive state championship in both their Kick and Pom categories at
Forget Redbox, the Blue Box is in town. And while those blue DVD kiosks say “Blockbuster Express” on the outside, the company behind the venture is Peachtree City’s NCR Corporation,
Virginia “Gennie” Buckholts, 51, of Peachtree City passed away February 26, 2011. Survivors include her daughter Valerie Buckholts Long; son and daughter-in-law Justin Paul & Jessica Buckholts; daughter and son-in-law
