The conceptual site plan for a 3-story self-storage facility totaling nearly 105,000 sq. ft. to be located along Ga. Highway 54 just west of Brandywine Boulevard in Fayetteville was approved […]
The conceptual site plan for the planned expansion of Piedmont Fayette Hospital on an undeveloped site west of the hospital was approved April 23 by the Fayetteville Planning and Zoning
The conceptual site plan proposed by Marksmen Properties for a two-story, 3,000 sq. ft. building with staff quarters, a maintenance bay and a helicopter landing pad was approved by the
A request to rezone 19.45 acres along Old Senoia Road on Fayetteville’s south side for 15 single-family lots was unanimously approved April 23 by the Fayette County Commission. The lots
A rezoning request for 28 acres, the proposed site of the Calistoa mixed-use development adjacent to Lake Macintosh, was recommended for denial on April 22 by the Peachtree City Planning
$50 million 221-unit apartment and mixed use complex receives final go-ahead from Planning Commission — What is arguably the biggest development in downtown Fayetteville’s history was approved April 23 by
Study looks at impact of building a ‘city center’; some median cuts may be closed, left turns may be eliminated — Peachtree City officials are looking to implement parts of
Mayor promises to revisit rules allowing drinking while walking around downtown and Pinewood Forest ‘if things get out of hand’ Fayetteville now has two entertainment districts where alcohol can be
Hanna Brothers’ Studio Cafe at Pinewood Atlanta Studios in Fayetteville was filled early on April 19 to hear Gov. Brian Kemp at the Pancakes and Policy event sponsored by the
Thieves bust out car windows in Peachtree City, Fayetteville Fayetteville police investigators are searching for a man who committed an armed robbery the AT&T phone store on South Glynn Street
Fayette schools to use reserve funds to help pay for record $224.6 million budget; will add 24 new teachers and staff — A preliminary look at the Fayette County School
A proposed rezoning of 5.8 acres near the northwest corner of Ga. Highway 74 South and TDK Boulevard to establish a hotel and a commercial outparcel was recommended for denial
After being recognized as a Teacher of the Year finalist, Burch Elementary School third grade teacher Michael Wamsley on April 11 was named Fayette County’s 2019 Teacher of the Year. Servant
Faced with a sometimes angry standing-room-only crowd, a defensive but ultimately chastened City Council voted 5-0 Thursday night to bury a resolution that would have authorized the city to pay
5 multistory buildings fronting the square would feature some commercial uses April 23 marks the next step toward the evolution of downtown Fayetteville. Proposed for the northwest corner of Lanier
Proposed resolution would let officials who think they have been defamed ask the city to pay for suing the critics in Superior Court; ‘It’s a brave, new world’ says City Manager
Babb says, ‘We’re in a bidding war and we’re bleeding’; commissioners split on paying for raises with tax hike or with service cuts — A portion of the April 5
Georgia DOT selects designer for remake of 54-74 intersection — Big changes are coming to Peachtree City’s biggest daily traffic jam. It’s called a displaced left-turn intersection, and it will
Fayette must decide whether county property may be included The Fayetteville City Council at the April 4 meeting tabled consideration of establishing two open container entertainment districts until the county
Suspended Fayette Superior Court Judge Robert “Mack” Crawford was arraigned in Pike County Superior Court on April 4 on charges of theft by taking and violation of oath by a
The Fayetteville Police Department’s new K-9 Baco and his handler, Officer Lee Huddleston, were introduced at the April 4 meeting of the Fayetteville City Council. Photo/Ben Nelms.
The Fayette County Commission retreat held April 5 provided a look at what is anticipated to be a 2019 net tax digest totaling $6.3 billion, up from $5.9 billion in
Talks for connecting Fayette library break down; Commissioner Maxwell critical of city’s apartment approval near proposed city center; county hesitates on Pinewood path; 29 acres along Dogwood Trail will get
Plans approved for 35-acre Hwy. 85 site The former Rite-Aid pharmacy on Ga. Highway 85 North at Banks Road in Fayetteville will be torn down to make way for an
Maintenance for the Tyrone sewer system will now be performed by the Coweta County Water and Sewerage System (WASA) after a March 21 vote by the Town Council. The reason
Fayette gets public input on road improvements — An open house designed to obtain input for citizens on transportation improvements along four roadway corridors across Fayette County was held March
Lifting moratorium is not same as approving a later rezoning, city says; council asks for $160,000 grant to plan a ‘City Centre’; says no to county ideas for TDK Extension
No boundaries set yet for Fayetteville entertainment districts; city changes to 2-step annexation process, lifts moratorium — The conceptual proposal by Fayette Ventures to establish a 129-home subdivision along the
A petition from suspended Superior Court Judge Robert “Mack” Crawford to have a pending ethics charge against him halted was denied March 21 by a Cobb County judge. Crawford at
Already short one suspended superior court judge who faces felony charges, the Griffin Judicial Circuit — which includes Fayette County — got good news from the Georgia General Assembly last
New sites on McDonough Road and Hwy. 92 North Two new Fayette County fire stations were approved by unanimous vote at the March 14 meeting of the Fayette County Commission.
The Fayette County Water System on March 11 announced that a new type of reservoir management technology developed by IXOM Watercare that monitors water quality has been installed at Lake
The March 28 meeting of the Fayette County Commission will include a residential rezoning proposal along Dogwood Trail and a discussion of Fayetteville’s plans for the new city center
Peachtree City wants the Atlanta Regional Commission to give the city $160,000 to add to an already budgeted $32,000 to draw up details to redevelop the central part of the
