The July 24 update from the Ga. Department of Community Health (DCH) on long-term care facilities in Fayette County experiencing Covid-19 cases showed two new cases of residents testing positive, […]
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Flexibility and agility are the mark of a world-class organization, Scott F. “Rock” Donahue, executive director of the Georgia Military College’s Atlanta Metropolitan Region campuses, told 194 graduates at commencement
The Fayette County Board of Education on July 20 adopted a $228.84 million tentative General Fund budget for the 2020-2021 school year. The formal adoption will occur on Aug. 10.
The July 21 update from the Ga. Department of Community Health (DCH) on long-term care facilities in Fayette County experiencing Covid-19 cases showed six new resident deaths, 11 new residents
BoE members Anderson, Marchman, Rabold push for more specific Fayette data about Covid-19 spread; Hollowell, Presberg press for ‘Red’ status virtual start; 76% of parents in survey want kids in
All Georgians should implement “Four Things for Four Weeks” into their daily routines to flatten the curve and slow the spread of Covid-19, according to Gov. Brian Kemp. “Today, I
Alcohol sales to be allowed at movie theaters, gaming centers, tap houses; carry-outs to be permitted, as well as spiked ice cream and BYOB sites — Text amendments to the
Renovation work on Booth Middle School on South Peachtree Parkway in Peachtree City is ongoing. Future plans for the school, once the new Booth opens, still includes the potential for
What started out as just a bunch of 2×4’s in the parking lot of Fayetteville First United Methodist Church on June 27, 2020, became a house in Port Saint Joe,
Two people died at Atlanta Medical Center after the vehicle they were in Friday night crashed through a retention pond metal fence by NCG Theaters in east Coweta County, barreled
Precautions are being taken resulting from a Peachtree City employee who works in City Hall testing positive for Covid-19. City Manager Jon Rorie on Wednesday said an employee in the
1 new death, 5 new cases reported July 14 — The Ga. Department of Community Health (DCH) July 14 update on long-term care facilities in Fayette County experiencing Covid-19 cases
The July 16 meeting of the Fayetteville City Council will include a public hearing and likely adoption of the FY 2021 budget, a public hearing and potential vote on an
There are plenty of moving companies in the area Fayette and Coweta counties. One of those has movers willing to do something extraordinary these days — to pray for the
Nearly 100 people assembled at Shamrock Park in the late evening hours of July 10 to witness Tyrone resident Connor Dial sworn-in as a 2nd Lieutenant by Gold Star Parent
Parents of Fayette County public school students have until Sunday, July 12 to decide if they want their children to go back to a brick and mortar school beginning Aug.
Beer at the movie theater, spiked ice cream, tap houses to be considered — The Fayetteville City Council is considering a revision to the alcoholic beverage ordinance in response to
Some questions answered: Students will get meals, but will eat in classrooms; masks required to ride on buses — it comes to how public schools in Fayette County will re-open
Fayetteville facility hit hardest — Ga. Department of Community Health (DCH) July 7 update on long-term care facilities in Fayette County experiencing Covid-19 cases showed one new resident death, seven
The Fayetteville City Council on July 2 unanimously approved an eminent domain issue that met the monetary request of the owner of property needed to complete acquisitions for the long-planned
A different type of July 4 event was held this year in Peachtree City. The “Free the 4th” gathering at Drake Field — billed as a “protest” over the postponement
The Spirit of ’76 was clearly evident in downtown Fayetteville on July 4, courtesy of the members of Fayette County American Legion Post 105. American Legion members from 11 a.m.
Hospital officials urge masks, social distancing as Gov. Kemp renews public health state of emergency — As the number of Covid-19 cases continue to rise around the Southeast and the
The Fayetteville City Council on June 18 unanimously approved the lease of 25 fixed-position license plate reader cameras to be installed at locations entering and exiting the city. The effort
The July 2 meeting of the Fayetteville City Council will include a mix of items such as the FY 2021 budget presentation and a move to acquire a small section
“Students take classes whenever and wherever they want from their own devices, on their own schedules” — The Fayette County School System has rebranded its alternative education program, complete with
From Fayette Humane Society Website – Incorporated in 1973, the Fayette Humane Society (FHS) is the oldest nonprofit humane organization in Fayette County, Georgia. The FHS, staffed entirely by volunteers,
Doctor gets $2.9 million under whistleblower statute after exposing what federal official called ‘greed-fueled schemes’ — Piedmont Healthcare — owner of Piedmont Fayette Hospital in Fayetteville — in federal court
Peachtree City’s pandemic-influenced Fiscal Year 2021 budget will come in around $38.5 million, City Manager Jon Rorie told the City Council June 25. Adoption is expected next month. With around
Pinewood Atlanta Studios in Fayetteville on June 25 announced a new technology-led health and safety effort to mitigate and eliminate Covid-19 transmission. Pinewood said it has invested millions on its
The manufacturing team at SANY America was recognized on June 24 for turning out the company’s 100th excavator at the company’s facility in the Peachtree City industrial park. On June
The report of a second resident death among long-term care facilities in Fayette County in more than a week came with the June 23 update by the Ga. Department of
The two Fayette County deputies involved in the May 30 officer-involved shooting have been fired. The encounter resulted in non-life-threatening injuries to the juvenile driver who accelerated toward officers who
