Peachtree City Police are investigating three residential burglaries that occurred between Dec. 18-28 in subdivisions along North Peachtree Parkway. Police department spokesperson Rosanna Dove said two homes in the Smokerise […]
As he wound down his tenure as city manager, Bernie McMullen said he is “looking forward to enjoying the city again.” His last official day is Dec. 31. As part
In a manner not typical of liberals, Tim Parker starts off trying to make a reasoned, logical argument against Dr. Mark Hendrickson’s article from the previous week. Halfway through his
Of newspaper editors, Cal Beverly must certainly be ranked among the fair. While possessing a strong conservative bent, he prints entire letters with which he must strongly disagree. However it
As an 8-year-old, I never really gave much thought to those two words, coined years earlier, I suppose, as the unofficial name for a community of hard-working people. No grass
Beginning in January, St. Paul Lutheran Church in Peachtree City will offer “Living Free,” a supportive community for people and families experiencing life-controlling issues. Introductory meetings begin in January on
A 14-year-old Peachtree City boy is in serious but stable condition after falling through the Plexiglas skylight of the gym at Braelinn Elementary School on Dec. 23. The boy was
The Georgia Department of Transportation has agreed to install a yellow flashing caution light at the intersection of Ga. Highway 74 south and the northern entrance to the Peachtree City
Peachtree City will be moving ahead with plans to renovate its northernmost fire station. A $707,000 bid from Triad Construction to upgrade the Satterthwaite fire station was approved unanimously by
Southland Health and Rehabilitation in Peachtree City welcomes the Peachtree City Police Department to provide a Merry Christmas for their residents this year. The department’s response to the request for
With winter advancing and much greenery along Peachtree City’s path system going dormant, city officials are anticipating that residents will see a few more “things” off the beaten path in
The Citizen has learned that Tim Cessna is believed to be the man who died when a fire gutted a Peachtree City home early Tuesday morning. Police and fire officials
A blood drive is being conducted at Holy Trinity Catholic Church of Peachtree City. Donors will be received in Loreto Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 29 from 12-6 p.m. For convenience,
Leonard Goodman of 103 Flintlock Court, Peachtree City, GA died on December 13, 2010. Born in Tacoma, WA in 1916, he earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University
You will recall how Peachtree City Mayor Don Haddix was chastised as our proposed representative to Regional Transportation Roundtable (RTR), a group mandated by House Bill 277 for structuring a
Raising top tax rates for high income individuals kills jobs – right? At least that’s what I keep hearing from politicians and pundits. Here is the argument: Most small business
Dr. Mark Hendrickson’s article in last week’s Citizen is, I believe, representative of present day conservative intellectualism and its selective choices. The difficulty with intellectually selective choices in the end
Re: “Honoring Bill Of Rights Day,” by Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson’s article in the Dec. 15 issue of The Citizen. Dr. Hendrickson writes: “We poorly understand the elementary concept of
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Tramonte Jr. of Peachtree City announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathryn Reid Tramonte, to Andrew Maurice Willenborg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Willenborg
Earlier this year, Will Garner, 9, a student at Braelinn Elementary School with cerebral palsy, had to undergo major hip and foot reconstruction surgery. The recovery was long, nearly six
Don Dixson, President of Outcome Medical of Georgia announced today that they have relocated their office from Fayetteville to Peachtree City and Jamie Walraven, M.D. will begin offering services in
Neighbors in The Treillage sub-division in Peachtree City gathered recently for their 13th annual Christmas Tree lighting ceremony. Each year the neighborhood meets on the corner of Bob and Carol
The Citizen has learned that Tim Cessna is believed to be the man who died when a fire gutted a Peachtree City home early Tuesday morning. Police and fire officials
Emily Erwin Sweet, age 72, passed away in Peachtree City, Georgia on Sunday, December 19th, 2010 after a prolonged and courageous battle with colon cancer. She was born in November
The dramatic facelift to the exterior of the Braelinn Village shopping center is paying dividends already. Mike Murtaugh, a member of the Development Authority of Peachtree City and also a
A proposal to build an environmentally-friendly car wash at the corner of MacDuff Parkway and Ga. Highway 54 in Peachtree City wasn’t well-received at the Dec. 15 Planning Commission meeting.
At some point in March 2011, The Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater will be ready for its closeup. “The Fred” will be featured in the movie “Joyful Noise,” starring Queen Latifah
Charles Bryant “Charlie” White, 85, of Peachtree City passed away December 13, 2010. Mr. White served his country during WWII in the U.S. Navy. He was also a member of
Peachtree City Police Wednesday afternoon announced the arrest of eight female students from J.C. Booth Middle School and one female student from McIntosh High School on felony charges on gang-related
The Walgreens that will be replacing the Ruby Tuesday restaurant in Peachtree City “will be a big honking building” according to Planning Commissioner Patrick Staples. But since the site plans
Mayor Haddix, I supported your election, but now wonder who I supported. In your article on Wednesday, 12/8, you opine about a variety of subjects, notably gas powered golf carts.
There’s isn’t a more endearing holiday image than the vision of a child sitting by the tree on Christmas morning as she lifts the lid of a brightly decorated box
Dr. Paul Kengor’s recent editorial, “Duped again on North Korea,” presented a rather bizarre interpretation of former President Jimmy Carter’s success in negotiating with North Korea and his portrayal of
William Murchison’s latest column, “Those whom the gods would destroy” regarding the Wikileaks is laughable. He basically makes the argument that the New York Times and other papers are shamefully
