Fayette’s elderly account for 8 out of 10 local Covid deaths — Three days short of the one-year anniversary of the first reported Covid-19 case in Fayette County, the county’s […]
An application to rezone part of 20 acres in southwest Peachtree City for 308 apartments is off the table — at least for now. Rezoning applicant Nathan Dockery has withdrawn
ATLANTA — A trio of bills aimed at separating Georgia school sports teams between children assigned male or female at birth have cropped up in the General Assembly, sparking backlash
A new report revealed that former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams — a Democrat — has been funding and supporting election disinformation through her voting organization, Fair Fight Action. The
Making sure that people know how to save money and plan for their financial future is Caleb Adams’ passion, and his personal finance savvy has earned him a spot in
MORROW, GA — Clayton State University is making it easier for undergraduate students at Gordon State College (GSC) to earn an advanced degree in nursing. Under this new agreement, a
The Fayette Humane Society (FHS) has received a $15,000 grant from PetSmart Charities to help prepare more shelter pets in Fayette County for adoption and ensure they are ready to
Teachers, school staff and certain other vulnerable groups in Georgia will be eligible for the Covid-19 vaccine starting on March 8, Gov. Brian Kemp announced Thursday. Vaccines will be available
February 22, 2021 will go down as a sullen day in Peachtree City’s history as the voice of the public crumbles even more. The taxpayers have been holding their breath
Covid vaccinations increased by 759 innoculations in Fayette County, as reported Feb. 25 by the Georgia Department of Public Health. Of that total, 400 got their second and final vaccination
Despite having been stripped of their voting power by the City Council, four members of the Planning Commission and an alternate gave the equivalent of a no-confidence no-vote Monday night
Fayetteville Police officers rescued two people from the scene of a burning, wrecked car early Sunday morning along Helen Sams Parkway. An off-duty law enforcement officer made the call to
Over 8 million people in Texas are still experiencing water disruptions, and thousands are still without power. Midwest Food Bank has received a request from the Salvation Army for six
Dear Mayor and Council, Planning Commission Members, Planning Director Robin Cailloux: Please use this correspondence as my official notice of legal jeopardy concerning the citizens of the City of Peachtree
Some years ago a lady who liked reading my rough-edged opinions became a friend and approached me at a restaurant to ask, “Terry, why don’t you run for mayor of
The McIntosh High School Varsity Competition Cheerleaders won the GHSA State 5A Cheerleading Championship title for the second year in a row on February 15th. The competition concluded the second
Site will give shots to 200 people a day; online registration required — YourTown Health, a non-profit network of seven Community Health Centers, is partnering with officials in Chattahoochee Hills,
The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Dixie Wing announced its official recognition as and transition to CAF Airbase Georgia, effective Feb 18, 2021. The group has achieved the designation of Airbase
City’s sign rules, zoning ordinances to be challenged in coming court case — Peachtree City is known for at least two things: miles of cart paths and no billboards —
The season of Lent begins with Ash Wednesday which, this year, is February 17. Lent, which is observed by the vast majority of the world’s Christians, is the 40-day period
Let’s say sometime in the near future a Peachtree City ambulance pulls out of Neely Station near the intersection of Peachtree Parkway North and Ga. Highway 54. It’s 5:45 and
As of the middle of February, 5,697 doses of the Covid-19 vaccine had been administered in Fayette County, about 5% of the county population, according to the Georgia Department of
For the first time in 9 weeks, Georgia’s medical facilities on Sunday reported fewer than 3,000 Covid patients being treated in hospitals. The last time that happened was Dec. 13,
Covid infection increases among students at 2 high schools bumped up the number of new cases reported in the Fayette County School System last week, according to figures in the
A notorious Fayette voting tally breakdown in the November General Election is part of 35 statewide cases being referred by the State Elections Board to the state Attorney General or
Piedmont Fayette announced Feb. 9 that it has achieved the Healthgrades 2021 America’s 50 Best Hospitals Award. Piedmont Fayette is among the top one percent of nearly 4,500 hospitals assessed
ELECTION FINAL 9:50 p.m. — Appointed District Attorney Marie Broder of Griffin is now the elected district attorney after defeating her Democrat challenger Dexter Wimbish in the Feb. 9 special
80,000 EMC members to get access across 18 counties in mid-Georgia — Governor Brian Kemp says that Central Georgia EMC (Jackson, GA) and Southern Rivers Energy (Barnesville, GA) will form
Slightly fewer new Covid cases were reported among students and school staff in the past week, but more persons had to sit out quarantines after exposures, the Fayette County School
Attorney General Chris Carr is warning Georgians that scammers have been trying to exploit the vaccine rollout by calling, texting or emailing consumers asking for payment for the promise of
From classroom activities to creative videos and everything in between, hundreds of students from Fayette County Public Schools are celebrating Black History Month and paying tribute to influential African Americans
Legislation blocking boys from playing in girls’ sports in Georgia and giving athletes cause to sue in court over violating that ban is up for debate in the General Assembly,
The Rinnai America Corporation, which manufactures and sells tankless gas water heaters, announced the completion of the first phase of its North American headquarters expansion in Peachtree City, Georgia. The
In Peachtree City’s first Zoom annexation, the City Council Thursday night unanimously approved the annexation and rezoning of 46 acres on the city’s southern tip to permit the construction of
