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In a move that will bring the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater close to break-even financially, the Peachtree City Council approved the elimination of a full-time staffer for the facility. The […]

Peachtree City will lease six trucks and a new, smaller, vehicle for the city manager under a pilot program that includes maintenance conducted by the leasing company. It will cost

The Peachtree City Council has authorized spending up to $100,000 in additional repairs and equipment replacement connected to the replacement of the all-weather bubble enclosure for the Kedron pools. Construction

Peachtree City’s village retail centers could stand some changes, and some help from the city as it turns out. A study of the Glenloch, Kedron, Aberdeen and Braelinn shopping centers

With the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater operating in the red after its second year of one-night-only performances in the summer concert series, Peachtree City Manager Jim Pennington is recommending the

Midwest Food Bank, a faith-based agency which collects food donations from companies and distributes it to local non-profits and disaster sites at no charge, is coming to Peachtree City. Midwest

It didn’t take long Monday evening for Peachtree City’s planning commission to sign off on a plan allowing TDK to build a 36,823 square foot addition for extra warehouse and

More than two dozen subdivisions and condominiums in Peachtree City were built without the streets being dedicated to the city, leaving homeowners on the hook for street improvements and repaving.

To fund necessary repairs and upgrades at city owned facilities and re-finance two existing loans, the Peachtree City Council Thursday night approved the sale of $6 million in revenue bonds.

A proposal to add a 40,000 square foot expansion to TDK’s facility on TDK Boulevard near Ga. Highway 74 South will be considered by the Peachtree City Planning Commission Monday

Peachtree City will be saving a significant amount of money using a new process to repair the roofs of two buildings instead of replacing them. The $44,880 bid approved Thursday

Peachtree City has hired two additional employees, although one of the new positions will expire after a year. A 30-hour a week intern has been brought on for the city’s

The 26 employees of Peachtree City’s sewer system will not see any cost of living or merit increases this year. That’s because the city Water and Sewer Authority voted unanimously

To fund necessary repairs and upgrades at city-owned facilities and finance two existing loans, the Peachtree City Council is expected to sign off on a revenue bond for up to

The Peachtree City Council will hold a workshop meeting Tuesday night to discuss the possibility of the city assuming control of privately-owned streets in several subdivisions. The meeting will be

The Peachtree City Planning Commission at its Sept. 22 meeting gave the go-ahead to a discussion that could lead to a new Dunkin’ Donuts store at the Wisdom Road Convenience

A crew began excavating concrete at the Kedron pools last week so a new anchoring system can be installed for the bubble exterior that allows the pools to be used

The years-long battle over the fate of a potential retail venue along Ga. Highway 54 West adjacent to the Planterra Ridge subdivision in Peachtree City came to a partial end

Auto fanatics in particular will want to see the goings-on at Shakerag Knoll Tuesday evening as the city hosts the “Finish Line Frenzy” event for the Chevrolet Fireball Run Adventurally

The Kedron pools are closed for the time being as construction begins on the new support system for the new bubble exterior, city officials said. But the swim season is

A scaled-down shopping center plan along Ga. Highway 54 West near Planterra Way will be considered for approval by the Peachtree City Planning Commission at its Sept. 22 meeting. And

Peachtree City is renaming its first offender program for municipal court and widening its scope. In the past, the program has been limited to persons under 21 years old, allowing

A solution has been found to repair the exterior wall problem that has necessitated closure of the downstairs entrance to the Peachtree City Library. The investigation into the problem, meanwhile,

When Michelle Lewis put on her seatbelt Feb. 9, she may not have known its importance. But when her car was struck by another vehicle, launching it into the air,

One half of Peachtree City’s city council election has been decided well before election day. Smokerise resident Scott Brown this morning announced that he is withdrawing his candidacy for the