Portions of Tinsley Mill Village under water on June 8. Photo/Peachtree City Police Department. The heavy rains that moved through Fayette County Friday night and Saturday dumped plenty of […]
Fayette County has a lot going for it, and the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce wants the future to be even more successful. Arriving at ideas to accomplish that goal
The 18th annual Taste of Fayette foodie festival returns Sunday, June 9, to the historic Fayette County Courthouse lawn. This is the second one to take place on the old
Students who are entering kindergarten, or are rising sixth graders, rising ninth graders, or are not currently registered to ride a school bus but would like to do so for
Fayette Senior Service’s, Inc. (FSS), a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, recently celebrated the 100th birthday of one of their members, Eliza Spicer. Many of the groups and members at FSS
Group makes case to Board of Education to convert McIntosh High School to at least be partially powered by the sun McIntosh High School senior Ted Lord and a group
The Tyrone Police Department is set to begin its Citizens Police Academy (CPA) beginning in late August. Those interested must sign up no later than July 1. Tyrone Police Department
Memorial Day 2019 observances in Fayetteville and Peachtree City draw big crowds — Large crowds attended the Memorial Day ceremonies held May 27 in Peachtree City and Fayetteville. Hot temperatures
Attention, Peachtree City constituencies for the tennis center, swimming under the “bubble,” tot lots and children’s playgrounds, ever-increasing lengths of cart paths, left-turns into business areas, and, yes, even sports
Graduates of the most recent Fayetteville Police Department’s Citizens Police Academy were recognized May 16 by the Fayetteville City Council. The large group includes, from left, Sam Howard, Sandra Howard,
Reception is June 2 Three artists will exhibit their fantastic pop art in the Peachtree City Library Art Initiative in May-June. Eric Strother, Ramsey Sibaja, and Miles Davis will exhibit
On May 20-21, the Starr’s Mill Girls’ Golf Team made history by becoming the first Fayette County high school sports program of any kind to win three consecutive state championships.
The 2018-2019 school year in Fayette County has come to a close. And with the end of the school year, it is time to take a look at the valedictorians
The bright, sunny skies on May 18 were no match for the bright smile on the face of 96-year-old Frank Forth as he walked through the door of Mimi’s Good
The Real Life Center was honored to have Senator Marty Harbin visit their new facility before their Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Monday, May 13. During his visit and tour, Senator Harbin
Guests from Buckhead and Midtown to Coweta and Fayette filled the Porsche Experience Center on April 27 to raise support for Christian City Children & Family Programs. Proceeds from the
Ernst: ‘Fabulous proposal, wrong place’; Fleisch: ‘Wrong place’; Madden: ‘Terrific plan’ with noise and safety issues; King: ‘Best plan I’ve seen in 5 years’ but too close to the airport
Owner of Peachtree City’s first village center determined to ‘revitalize’ it by installing a bowling-entertainment destination; ‘city centre’ idea ‘somebody’s pipe dream’ — Sitting in a booth at his iconic
With Aberdeen Village Center now out of play, study parameters may shift to focus elsewhere — The Atlanta Regional Commission announced May 9 that it has awarded Peachtree City a
The idea of extending Heritage Park Way to connect to the new park space soon to be created as part of the Fayetteville City Hall complex was back before the
McIntosh High School senior Ted Lord and a few friends have been busy, recently putting together a proposal that would lead to solar panels being installed on McIntosh High. Lord
Peachtree City Police Chief Janet Moon recently shared her thoughts on the social hosting ordinance in effect across Fayette County. Included were her thoughts on the efforts of the Drug
BoE’s Presberg opposes — Some Fayette County public schools beginning in the first semester of the new school year will embark on a pilot school safety and security program that
Fayette, Fayetteville sympathetic but law prohibits working on private property For two homeowners on Honeysuckle Lane in unincorporated Fayette County, and with their property adjacent to the city limits of
The Fayette County DUI/Drug Court in celebration of National Drug Court Month will spotlight the program at its annual State Court Open House for the public on Friday, May 10
Hannah R. Payne. Photo/Clayton County Jail. A Fayetteville woman has been charged with murder in the shooting of a man in Clayton County when the gun she was carrying
The Redwine House has been a fixture in downtown Fayetteville for more than 100 years. Though planned for use by the developer of the recently-approved Meridian on the Square mixed-use
Trevor Martin, a Fayetteville native and classically-trained baritone comfortable in both operatic and musical theater genres, and Peachtree City resident Steven Humes, a Grammy Award winning international opera singer, will
Southern Crescent Chorale wraps up the season with a fun-filled evening of music at Southern Ground Amphitheater in Fayetteville, Saturday, May 11. “We are Family” features music about family. In
Season Ten American Idol Winner and rising country music star Scotty McCreery is coming to Fayetteville on Friday, May 10, to kick off the Heritage Volkswagen South Atlanta Concert Series
Booth Middle School hosts second parent/student reunification drill — Everyone hopes that a disaster or crisis situation will never happen at a Fayette County Public School, but just hoping will
On Tuesday, May 7, 2019 at Sams Auditorium in Fayetteville, for the first time ever, Bennett’s Mill Middle School’s chorus, drama, and art departments will be joining forces to bring
$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
