Fayetteville detectives are investigating reports of shots fired into two homes on Jeff Davis Place during the early morning hours of Feb. 2 Fayetteville Police Department spokesperson Ann Marie Burnett […]
A Peachtree City man was arrested Feb. 4 after posting photos of a woman with whom he had a previous relationship on a publicly accessible pornographic website. Brian M. Walsh,
Taurean McShan. Photo/Fairburn Police Dept. Officers in Fayette County and southwest metro Atlanta are searching for a Tennessee man who ran over a Fairburn officer checking vehicles in a motel
Council will hear request for rezoning at Feb. 7 meeting; 30-acre mixed use development recommended for approval by city Planning and Zoning Commission — A proposal by Walton Communities to
Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval of annexing, rezoning of 67 acres on Hwy. 92; Rolader says, ““This is not an affordable housing neighborhood”; council to hear request Feb. 7
Future Piedmont Fayette plans include medical office building, plus multi-story addition to hospital; Fayetteville becomes county’s growth hotspot — A request by Piedmont Fayette Hospital to install a new parking
Two town hall meetings, one in Peachtree City and one in Fayetteville, are planned next week to discuss the future of the Fayette Humane Society’s cat program, which are at
The cafeteria at McIntosh High School in Peachtree City on Jan. 26 was packed with people taking advantage of the Kiwanis Club of Peachtree City’s annual pancake breakfast to raise
A home on Old Greenville Road was a total loss after a Jan. 30 fire. Photo/Fayette County Fire Department. A south Fayette County house fire during the morning hours
The McIntosh Fine Arts Department presents “Little Women: The Broadway Musical,” on Friday, Feb. 1, and Saturday, Feb. 2. Performances are at 7 p.m. both days, with a matinee at
Always Patsy Cline! continues at The Legacy Theatre through Feb. 24. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays at 3 p.m. Audiences can expect to
Dr. Ginari Price. Photo/Fayette County Jail. A Fayetteville psychiatrist, her business manager husband and two nurse practitioner staff at the Psycare LLC office in Fayetteville are
Above, the Starr’s Mill High School Band on Jan. 21 was just one of three bands participating in the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. parade held in downtown Fayetteville. The
A unanimous vote by the Peachtree City Council on Jan. 17 resulted in the requirement to have dogs leashed at Drake Field. The motion to eliminate the voice command portion
Sgt. Keith Whiteside with the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office and Chief Michael Matthews with the Fayetteville Fire Department received the VFW Post 3650 Public Servants Award at the Jan. 17
At left, new Tyrone Police Chief Randy Mundy was sworn-in at the Jan. 17 meeting of the Tyrone Town Council. Pinning the new chief was his wife, Devon. Photo/Submitted.
Retired colonel and aerospace manager Edward “Edge” Gibbons was sworn-in at the Jan. 10 meeting of the Fayette County Commission to serve as the District 3 commissioner. Gibbons without a
Quick action by the friend of a Peachtree City woman, who experienced anaphylactic shock after eating an egg roll while returning from a recent trip to Gwinnett County, may have
With 80 homes already built, retail shops and parking deck next — Ground has been broken on Phase 1 of the Town Center portion of the large Pinewood Forest residential
The Reel People Care charity gala held Jan. 12 at Pinewood Atlanta Studios again this year came with a full house of guests supporting the work of nonprofit organizations across
Most Fayette middle, high schools to remain well under capacity through 2028 — Data complied for demographic study for the Fayette County Board of Education shows that Fayette schools by
Question to be answered: Is Peachtree City planning to expand its boundaries beyond the 175 acres brought in last year? — Near the top of the agenda Thursday night for
Top Fayetteville priorities are enhancing public safety and fixing deteriorating infrastructure — There was an abundance of activity in Fayetteville during 2018. Reviewing the numerous activities, Mayor Ed Johnson provided
Anyone who did not notice the abundance of rain during the Christmas holiday, not to mention during 2018, probably spent a lot of time indoors. Asked about recent and annual
Different from a gym or a fitness center because it offers programs tracked by medical professionals — Work is progressing on the 60,000 sq. ft. Piedmont Wellness Center at Pinewood
Peachtree City Fire Training Officer and Battalion Chief Ron Mundy is retiring after 36 years with the Peachtree City Fire and Rescue. He is the city’s longest-serving employee. Peachtree City
Will offer International Baccalaureate program for selected students in 2020 — Preparations for the International Baccalaureate World Schools (IB) program to be held at Sandy Creek High School and approved
Griffin Judicial Circuit Superior Court Judge Robert “Mack” Crawford. File photo. Griffin Judicial Circuit Superior Court Judge Robert “Mack” Crawford is facing a late January ethics hearing before the
Mayor upset over reversal of city’s appointment process — The Peachtree City Council closed out its last meeting of 2018 with a bit of fireworks. It started out as a
A 2003 zoning provision placed on the Market Hill Business Park along Dogwood Trail at Ga. Highway 74 in Tyrone was lifted Dec. 20 by the Tyrone Town Council after
Nine of Fayette County’s schools are among the 159 Georgia public schools in 42 districts that received highest performance and/or greatest gains school awards from the Governor’s Office of Student
A unanimous vote by the Tyrone Town Council on Dec. 21 confirmed that Palmetto Police Chief Randy Mundy, who has long-time roots in Fayette County, will become the town’s new
Big things are happening in the world of robotics at Whitewater High. The school’s three rookie robotics teams participated in their first regional VEX Robotics Competition, presented by the Robotics
Another indication of changes in Fayette County is in. A demographic study performed for the Fayette County Board of Education shows that Fayette has a rapidly aging population and continues
