In a few months, several underground robots will begin inspecting Peachtree City sewer pipes with video cameras thanks to a contract approved by the city’s Water and Sewer Authority with […]
The Senoia City Council at its Feb. 6 meeting unanimously approved the city’s 20-year Parks and Recreation Master Plan designed to address a large volume of issues related to active
While work has continued on completion of the new bubble over the Kedron pools, another slight delay has reared an ugly head. This time it’s a matter of waiting for
Required campaign disclosure reports filed with the Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission for the 2011 Tyrone municipal elections show that the races for mayor and two council seats
A proposal to use robots for video inspections of Peachtree City’s sewer collection pipes will be considered Monday night by the city’s Water and Sewer Authority. The benefit is that
Peachtree City may soon have a new economic development staffer through a contract arrangement with the Fayette County Development Authority. The contract, which would pay FCDA $75,000 for one year
The brand-new bubble is up over the Kedron Fieldhouse pools, but it won’t likely be ready for business until Feb. 1 or shortly thereafter, Peachtree City officials have said. The
Outfitting a police car doesn’t come cheap. Peachtree City will spend $205,000 to outfit its nine new patrol cars with the necessary accoutrements ranging from the emergency lights to customized
The limited number of grave sites available at the Senoia Cemetery on Stallings Road will soon be a thing of the past. The Senoia City Council at the Jan. 23
The Senoia City Council will hold its 2012 retreat in late February. The two-day retreat will be open to the public and will be held in north Georgia at the
If a storm comes and a big tree falls across a cart path in Peachtree City, it doesn’t matter if someone hears it or not. What matters is getting that
With $3 million set aside for necessary improvement projects at existing city facilities, Peachtree City has selected an “on-call” architectural firm to provide such services as needed. Based on a
The Fayetteville City Council voted unanimously Jan. 19 to acquire the two pivotal pieces of property needed to construct a new road system on the city’s north side that will
The new bubble for the Kedron pools is expected to be operational by the end of the month, according to city officials. The bubble exterior has been delivered and staff
With $3 million in the bank for needed repairs and capital improvement projects, Peachtree City is in the process of sorting which ones should sail to the top of the
It was a unanimous vote Jan. 19 by the Fayetteville City Council to approve the purchase of two pieces property in and around Hudson Plaza that is designed to lead
An unused cart path tunnel under MacDuff Parkway is in danger of remaining mothballed for a bit longer. With a $145,000 cost estimate for a connecting path to the McIntosh
The Senoia City Council may get the opportunity this week to vote on a bid for the renovation of city hall. The project itself has been in the planning stages
If you’re over 65, own your home and are willing to fill out a little extra paperwork this year, Peachtree City will knock $33 off your property tax bill. The
The Peachtree City Police Department is seeking applicants for its upcoming Citizens Police Academy, which will meet Tuesday nights from March 13 through May 15. Participants will get to learn
A long-awaited cart path for a tunnel underneath MacDuff Parkway in Peachtree City may be inching closer to fruition. The status of the project will be discussed Thursday night by
Underground robots might be coming soon to Peachtree City. Although a final decision hasn’t yet been made, the city’s Water and Sewer Authority is exploring a proposal to have semi-autonomous
It may not have been the most action-filled meeting, but the Senoia City Council on Jan. 9 took care of business relating to the fishing ordinance and adjusted the length
The volunteers of Keep Peachtree City Beautiful are now doing more than helping free the city of litter and rubbish. Now the organization is helping the city’s bottom line, too.
The Fayetteville City Council at its Jan. 19 meeting will hear the first reading of a false alarm ordinance. The proposed ordinance was first considered last summer but was tabled
Peachtree City wine aficionados get ready: the Kroger grocery company is preparing to offer wine tasting events, which won a sanction from the City Council Thursday night. The ordinance forbids
Citizens worried about a possible resurrection of the TDK Boulevard extension from south Peachtree City into Coweta County can rest a lot easier now. The Fayette County Commission has backed
Peachtree City police will be getting nine new patrol cars with a different badge on the front. The department is shifting from the discontinued Ford Crown Victoria to the newer
Peachtree City has won a $136,000 grant to purchase four new cardiac monitors for its four ambulances. In doing so, the city can wipe some $38,000 it had planned to
For his going-away present Thursday night, former Peachtree City Councilman Doug Sturbaum asked his cohorts to ditch the plaque. Instead, they honored his request for a “gift”: an armload of
It is an ambitious plan for parks and recreation in Senoia that would add substantially to the family-friendly landscape in coming years. The draft of the city’s 20-year Recreation Master
Peachtree Parkway north may be limited to one lane of traffic for several days as crews are repairing a water main break near The Peninsula neighborhood, according to Peachtree City
The Senoia City Council on Dec. 19 adopted the 2012 General Fund budget totaling $2.3 million. The budget represents an increase of nearly $200,000 over 2011 but is also nearly
For Tyrone Mayor Don Rehwaldt it one was of his last official acts. Rehwaldt delivered is annual State-of-Tyrone address Thursday night at the last Town Council meeting of the year.
