The long arm of city law is moving beyond city streets and cart paths to the shores of lakes Kedron and Peachtree. Peachtree City police are now empowered to enforce […]
The crowds poured into Falcon Field in Peachtree City over the weekend to take in the one-of-a-kind sights and sounds at the 2010 Great Georgia Airshow. A wealth of aerial
A new, deluxe executive suites facility has opened in Peachtree City. Located at the corner of Ga. Highway 74 and Aberdeen Parkway, in the space temporarily occupied by the Peachtree
Thursday night, the Peachtree City Council approved a redistribution of units for The Somerby senior citizen residential complex off Ga. Highway 74 and Rockaway Road. Somerby’s total units will remain
Yet again, a proposed new set of rules for the location of new cellphone towers in Peachtree City has been put on hold. This time, it’s so city staff can
Having tried and failed already several times, Peachtree City officials will keep trying to convince state transportation officials that a new traffic light is necessary for safe crossing of the
1st Lt. Christopher Taylor, son of Colonel (retired) Chip and Kim Taylor, Peachtree City, graduated Sept. 24 at Sheppard AFB, Texas, after completing the European-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training Program. Taylor
All the people watching the McIntosh homecoming parade this year got an extra special treat. The parade was led by the award-winning band, the good looking homecoming court, and the
Leslie Gail Davis of Peachtree City, GA, died October 3, 2010. Leslie was born November 12, 1977 to Patsy Davis of Peachtree City and Joe Davis of Newnan. She is
The Peachtree City Council is eyeing an expansion of the Gathering Place senior citizen’s center and a host of new segments for its cart path system. The catch, however, is
Peachtree City Mayor Don Haddix last week complained that there are no regional transportation projects that would benefit Fayette County should voters in metro Atlanta approve a regional one-percent transportation
A family member writes on a wall of remembrance Saturday morning at the 11th Annual Southern Crescent Alzheimer’s Memory Walk held outside the Frederick Brown, Jr. Amphitheater in Peachtree City.
Daniel Allen’s letter on Sept. 29 both resonates and disturbs me. I agree with him that residents with gas-powered carts should not have to worry about a vote to outlaw
Cal Thomas’ article published in Wednesday’s Citizen is a very well articulated argument that people should be educated (by Republicans once they are back in power) to fend for themselves
In 2005, the Georgia Legislature passed the “Voter ID” Bill that requires voters, when they vote, to present photo identification of the voter. This is a common sense requirement to
In seventh and eighth grade, I was completely infatuated by this beautiful young lady named Melissa. She had it all with angelic features, a warm personality and a sincerity that
When I was a young boy, we used to go to the local theater every Saturday to watch cowboy and Indian movies. Those “savages” were always the bad people, killing
Jackson Cole Frawley of Peachtree City, a member of First Presbyterian Church, Peachtree City, has earned the highest advancement award the Boy Scouts of America offers to Scouts, the Eagle
St. Christopher Hellenic Orthodox Church Philoptochos Society (Friends of the Poor) will hold its annual Greek Appetizers and Pastry Sale just in time for holiday entertaining. Offered for sale will
Chris and Laura (Saheim) Yarbrough of Kennesaw announce the birth of their son, Benjamin James Yarbrough, at 8:04 p.m. on June 1, 2010 at Kennestone Hospital in Kennesaw. Benjamin weighed
Brainstorming at a Peachtree City Council meeting? That’s the official designation of the 6:30 p.m. meeting this Tuesday (Oct. 5) in the City Hall council chambers, and you’re invited. “The
With fall’s cooler temperatures in October comes a separate unwanted phenomenon: a rise in deer-related automobile crashes — yes, even in Peachtree City. Peachtree City police are reminding motorists that
Memories live forever in the hearts of the mass of people who made their way to Peachtree Saturday morning for the 11th Annual Southern Crescent Alzheimers Memory Walk held outside
Lovic Pierce Baker — Named Buddy at birth by an older sister Margaret, Buddy Baker died September 26, 2010 at Wesley Woods of Newnan-Peachtree City, GA. He was born January
Just over two weeks ago, Starr’s Mill senior Evan Schmalenberger was chatting with a friend at lunch when he felt someone hitting on his arm. At first he ignored the
A Peachtree City company’s new solar power generating system will be on display Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., and the public is invited to drop by and learn
The new officers for the 90-member Kiwanis Club of Peachtree City were recently installed at a banquet at the Flat Creek Golf Club. Each officer assumes their duties on Oct.
The new officers for the 90-member Kiwanis Club of Peachtree City were recently installed at a banquet at the Flat Creek Golf Club. The officers assume their duties on Oct.
I am not surprised at the result of the vote to eliminate the voice command option here in PTC. I guess if the new chief of police wanted the change,
Eternal vigilance: This truly is the price we pay for democracy. Under the impression the City Council had put to rest any proposal for a new law concerning the control
Months after Low Temp decided not to pursue a move to Peachtree City, misunderstandings still abound. This is to highlight the process that takes place when an industry such as
It was a remarkable contrast to watch the mayor and all four council members curtail a unique 50-year PTC liberty without presenting any compelling facts or trends about the scope
Mayor and council, I’ve written in the past stating the benefits of the gas-powered golf cart. I also mentioned that I felt it undermined a right of mine to make
The PTC Civic Association is cosponsoring a 2010 PTC Neighborhood Empowerment Seminar with the community law firm Weissman, Nowack, Curry and Wilco this Saturday, Oct. 2. The city of Peachtree
