Fayetteville, GA News

• Fayetteville, GA News
• Dr. Martin Awarded Midwifery Award
• Real Life Center Hosts “Feed the 500″ Day
• F’ville Council unanimous: Appraise water system for sale
• Fayetteville Council recognizes ‘Officer of the Year’ nominees
• Brooks farming couple receive Cattlemen’s award
• Fayette BoE seeks renewal of sales tax in Nov. vote
• McIntosh junior Emma Widtfeldt prepares for graduation
• Fayette’s private schools’ Class of 2012
• Whitewater High School Class of 2012
• Sandy Creek High School Class of 2012
• McIntosh High School Class of 2012
• Starr’s Mill High School Class of 2012
• Fayette County High School Class of 2012
• Fayette’s 2012 valedictorians, salutatorians discuss journeys
• Tyrone Elementary Town Hall Meeting
• Congressman Westmoreland at Chamber
• Former youth pastor gets 30 years prison for child molestation
• DOL Commissioner Speaks at Chamber Breakfast
• Teacher Needs: J.C. Booth Middle School, Camp Warrior
• Talent vs Fundamentals in Competition
• Fayette County Is The Baseball Cube Of The South
• Get Ready for Dragon Boat Races!
• Civic League Hosts Transportation Conversation
• Lexus South Atlanta Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary
• Coweta BoE set to adopt $168 million budget
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — May 8–14
• Marchman announces for Fayette BoE Post 1 seat
• Art for an emergency
• Lady Chiefs win soccer title, lose lacrosse championship
• Panasonic to establish auto innovation center in Atlanta
• Zac Brown’s Camp Southern Ground selected as Idea House charitable partner
• Fayette Middle students celebrate their national success
• 4 arrested in Concord Village gambling dispute
• Southern Regional, Emory Healthcare move toward merger
• Fayette’s American Legion Post 105 presents Public Safety Awards
• Georgia Insurance Solutions Group, LLC Opens in Fayetteville
• Professional Development Courses
• Professional Development Courses
• 10th Annual Cattle Barons’ Ball
• Teacher Needs: Award-Winning SMHS Drama Dept.
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — May 1 – May 7
• PTC’s CERT group gets some practice
• Bringing history to life at PTC Elementary
• Whitewater Middle School photographers make their mark
• Marcus Foundation Funds $20 Million for Nation’s First Heart Valve Reference Center
• Candidate Forum Hosted by Rotary Club of PTC
• Professional Development Courses
• Watch Repair Expert Opens Shop in Fayetteville
• Barring judicial intervention, Fayette BoE election to remain at large
• Feds say F’ville Army captain stole $2.7M
• Grant Applications Being Accepted for Noel November 2012
• HeroRide for Fayette County Firefighter Brad Boemanns
• Winshape Camps for Communities
• Redirect Tax $ for Scholarships
• Shanes Offers Graduation Catering Special
• Turner Photo Design Offers Free Session for Graduates
• Panda Express Fundraiser to Help YP Fayette Beat Cancer
• Relay For Life: American Cancer Society & Young Professionals of Fayette County
• Fundraiser – Huge Yard Sale
• Randstad National Career Day
• Job Opportunity – Just Another Trucking Company, Inc.
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — April 24 – 30
• What a cutie pie!
• PTC to get replacement motorcycle after all
• 2 arrested for daylight burglaries in PTC
• Tyrone approves gun shop by unanimous vote
• PTC woman cuffed for keeping 2 husbands
• Fayetteville to get signature waterfall entrance
• First Jr. Entrepreneur Competition a Success
• Two Men & A Truck Helps Promise Place
• U.S. News & World Report Names 50 Piedmont Physicians ‘Top Doctors’
• New Chief Clinical Officer joins Piedmont Newnan Hospital
• Michael Katopes, M.D., To Join Piedmont Physicians Group, Open New Practice
• Gun incident reported on PTC cart path
• Local Family Donates $2 Million To Help Fund New Neurosciences And Learning Institute At Piedmont Newnan Hospital
• Summer Kid Fun Expo
• Illegal immigrant indicted for murder
• Teacher Needs: J. C. Booth Science Olympiad Team
• Veterans memorial planned for Fayette’s 400 war dead
• Outstanding Partners in Education recognized at Fayette Chamber breakfast
• Outstanding Partners Recognized at Breakfast
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports April 17–23
• Spring time means bear sighting time
• Man charged with stalking girls at 2 PTC bus stops
• The right place for a used motor oil re-refinery: Peachtree City
• What's a ‘hybrid’ home school? Inman has one
• 900-student Trinity Christian School looks to expand
• PTC dog declared ‘vicious’ after attacking girl in garage
• Man gets 6 years for golf cart thefts
• PTC cops charge woman with illegal Botox and hormone treatments
• Vehicle ‘birthday tax’ to be replaced with 1-time title fee
• Here’s your new Citizen Sports Weekly!
• Gift shop owner, 1 other arrested after gambling raid
• PTC cops suspect Lindale man for 2-year burglary spree
• Fayette tops in Georgia in ranking of health, economic vitality
• 30-year prison terms for 2 Fayette meth dealers
• TOTY: ‘It’s OK to like math’
• Test
• Post 50 Commander Presents Excellence Awards
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — April 10–16
• Eagle Scout Robichaux builds K-9 kennel for PTC cops
• Training course no obstacle for Eagle Scout Casado
• ‘Walking Dead’ zombies to pour into Coweta County
• Boy, 13, fatally injured in fall at PTC’s Falcon Field
• Express Oil Change Opens in Fayetteville
• Morgan Grove Nature Area Opens in Fayetteville
• Hoshizaki America Management Club Presents Scramble Golf Tournament
• Fayette jail running out of room; county talks rehab for old jail
• Higgins pleads guilty after winning new trial, will serve 3 years for cruelty
• Church dumper turns himself in, charged with unlawful dumping
• Arrests made in burglary, thefts
• Tea Party talks taxes
• Grammy winner Zac Brown cuts deal to rename F’ville venue
• Still time to sign up for Fayette Chamber’s Leadercast
• Girl arrives home from school to find 2 armed men
• F’ville cops raid gift shop, find gambling machines
• Ministry Leaders Meeting for April
• Aircraft Spruce Super Sale & Fly-In
• Fayette County law enforcement reports — April 3—9
• County takes first steps toward new Tyrone fire station
• Sermon for April 15, 2012 // A Loaded Question
• Booth Middle School sixth graders take home choir trophies
• Fayette Chamber has a winner
• F’ville Police ask for help monitoring abandoned homes, businesses
• F’ville Best Buy to close by May 12
• WWII Heritage Days Sat-Sun in PTC
• FAA: Lower flying jumbo jets won’t increase noise for Fayette
• Fayette County ranks as healthiest in Georgia
• Girl, 7, molested by man driving a truck in Landmark MHP
• Speed Networking April 24
• PTC tanning salon peeper, 59, arrested for spying on girl, 16
• Attorney General Olens meets with Fayette Bar
• Trashy dumpers foul historic black church parking lot
• Happy Birthday, YP!
• Job Fair at New Hope Baptist Church
• Fayette Chamber Presents $10,000 to Winner of Annual Drawing
• Video: 2012 Bus on the Green
• Peachtree City Running Club Presents All-American 5K Run/Walk
• Lexus South Atlanta Offers Discount For Helping Children’s Village
• Bearden recommends closing three Fayette school: all in F’ville
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — March 27 – April 2
• Get Ready for Prime Time (Contracting) Workshop
• Tyrone sued over gun shop zoning
• Senoia to become safe zone in ‘The Walking Dead’ zombie apocalypse
• Probe underway of attack at Concord Village Apts.
• And they’re off in Crabapple Lane Elementary Red Bird Run
• COMMUNITY/PATIENT APRECIATION DAY AND OPEN HOUSE AT HEALTHSOURCE CHIROPRACTIC™ AND PROGRESSIVE REHAB™ OF Fayetteville
• Jimmy Johns Opens in Peachtree City
• American Legion Awards Public Safety Officers
• The Legion Family welcomes the Trocciola Family
• Fayette Ranked Healthiest County in GA
• Job Opportunities – A Abby Group
• Fayette School Superintendent Bearden warns of ‘painful’ closings
• Fayette jobless numbers rise in February to 8.2%
• Man arrested for decking wife at Kiwanis Park
• ‘Spice’ disappears from store shelves as Chase’s Law is enforced
• The art of the bunt in The Citizen Sports Weekly
• Sermon for April 1, 2012 // He’s the King Who Came to Die
• World War II Heritage Days
• Get an Inside View of New Terminal
• Open Meeting on Copyright Issues/FAACE/Tuesday, April 3rd at 7 pm
• 2012 Legislative Update, March 29 – Week Twelve
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Opens Wound & Hyperbaric Center
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — March 20–26
• PTC police use cart-path checkpoints, crackdown on underage drivers
• Deal signs law that bans synthetic marijuana
• New Piedmont Newnan Hospital holds community day event
• PTC apartment burglary sparks chase
• Deputies hunt burglary suspects in S. Fulton
• Local man arrested for selling counterfeit money
• PTC man puts .38 hole in burglars’ getaway pickup; 2 women arrested
• Man mugged inside F’ville Home Depot, iPhone snatched
• F’ville man seriously injured in Hwy. 92 collision with 3 cows
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — March 13–20
• PTC students win Atlanta Hawks’ Poetry Slam
• Landmark Hires New Headmaster
• 2012 Legislative Update, March 23 – Week Eleven
• Marketing Workshop Hosted by 92.5 The Bear
• 2012 HEALING BRIDGE CLINIC SPRING GOLF CLASSIC
• AT&T Invests in Tomorrow’s Workforce
• Sermon for March 25, 2012 // Prerequisites For Spiritual Victory
• Police have eyes on car safety seats
• Charter schools up for statewide vote
• Coweta mayors deliver meals to elderly
• Senoia Library nears opening
• 15 citations issued in St. Patty’s Day road check in PTC
• Kedron resident shoots at burglar
• Fayette man on trial for molesting daughter
• Violent assault sends 2 to prison; shooters ‘bored’
• Fayette Chamber of Commerce to host Leadercast
• PTC man climbs hemisphere’s tallest mountain for needy kids
• Presenters Needed for North Fayette Elementary School Career Day
• Woman charged with leaving 2 kids in car as she shopped Pavilion
• PTC man gets 5 years for stealing, using credit card
• Decatur man facing F’ville charges of molesting his 2 children
• Deputies recover stolen cremation urn
• Burglar hits F’ville pharmacy
• Perfect on SAT: Starr’s Mill junior Mudrinich hits 2,400 in 2nd try
• These shoeboxes are made for helping
• Clothes Less Traveled Expands
• Support Hood Elementary
• Good Friday Service
• March Calvin Connector
• 2012 Legislative Update, March 16 – Week Ten
• Fayette Pregnancy Resource Center Opens New Location in Fayetteville
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — March 6–12
• Sermon for March 18, 2012 // Crossing Troubled Waters Part 2
• F’ville man busted for smuggling cash
• Cart path crime: Chief Clark says officers on path as often as possible
• Meal scam: diners posing as health inspectors
• PTC police seek suspicious person
• Young Entrepreneur Summit (YES)
• Free Workshop on “Deliberate Success” at Fayette County Library
• Newnan man, 23, sentenced to life for PTC convenience store robbery
• Beware of the Spice of death — After teen dies, cops warn about legal ‘synthetic marijuana’
• Event Sat. to help injured firefighter
• Jr. Entrepreneur Competition
• Man gets 5 years in prison for stealing, using credit card
• Media Invitation: Clothes Less Traveled Grand Expansion Celebration
• 2012 Legislative Update, March 9 – Week Nine
• Armed robbery on south PTC cart path Saturday night
• Participate in Job Fair
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Feb. 28 – March 5
• Child car seat installation checkpoint coming to PTC
• PTC Police patrols to be out in force this St. Patrick’s Day
• Fayette OKs Lake McIntosh park, boat ramp for $895K
• PTC cops investigate graffiti cases
• PTC Civil Air Patrol Cadet completes first solo flight
• OLM High School goes all out to ‘Stop Hunger Now’
• Sen. Chance says charter measure still has life
• Coweta County Schools receive ‘clean’ audit
• International Coin Collectors Association to host event in Peachtree City
• ‘Art of Green’ wants artists
• Change your clocks (and battery) this weekend
• Services set for local Marine who died in crash
• Chamber Hosts Community Conversation
• Water customers to pay $896K for Lake McIntosh park
• PTC’s Strickland adds distinctive chapter to Southern architecture
• Fayette sports parents push for $3.12 million for 5 turf fields
• Longbranch will be part of Food Network's 'Restaurant Impossible'
• 1 shot, 2 arrested in S. Fayette residential theft
• Registration for 4-H camp is March 10
• Dunkin’ Donuts Opens New Location in Peachtree City
• OLIVE GARDEN OPENS IN FAYETTEVILLE
• Ex-felon has bad day with wife and children
• Drug squad arrests 4 for selling drugs here
• Deputies arrest 2 for separate burglaries
• Two 18-year-olds sentenced to 3 years for F’ville burglary
• 5 plead guilty in PTC Target robbery
• Target gets the all-clear
• Dr. Seuss rules at Crabapple Lane Elementary
• FutureStaff Awarded Best of Staffing Designation
• Dr. Tony Wagner to Speak at PIE Breakfast
• Rising Starr Middle School qualifies for State Science Olympiad
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Feb. 21 – Feb. 27
• Economic development pact OK'd
• 16-year-old McIntosh student found dead in home hot tub
• Smokey Road’s Barron receives statewide honor
• Sharpsburg man arrested in PTC domestic incident
• Public gets peek at possible I-85/Hwy. 74 interchange fixes
• A New Beginning
• Grady turn lane construction underway in F’ville
• First heavy machinery rolls off line at Sany’s PTC assembly factory
• 2 F’ville teen girls collared for tournament fighting
• Professional Development & Leadership Courses at UGA-Griffin Campus
• 20% Belk Coupon
• F'ville cops offer Citizens Police Academy
• Comment on Hwy 74/I-85 Proposed Improvements
• A pelican brief for Peachtree City
• 3rd Annual Breast Cancer 1-Day Walk
• Job Opportunity – Fayette County News
• Bedford School Hosts Professional Breakfast
• Maximize Your Calvin Experience
• The Fred Announces 2012 Summer Concert Series
• Fayette County Earth Day Vendors Needed
• Veterans Employment Seminar
• Graduating Seniors
• Women’s Ministry Community Outreach for Summerhill
• Prayer Vigil for March
• Senoia man arrested in PTC undercover bust
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Feb. 14 – Feb 20
• Ministry Leaders Meeting
• Have your say Tuesday on I-85/Hwy. 74 interchange fix
• McIntosh students take top prize at RESA science fair
• Local Marine dies in training crash
• Police hope sketch helps solve church burglary case
• Atlanta Competitiveness Survey
• 2 charged with burglary
• Spring Tune-Up for HR Practices
• Home invasion suspect caught after skipping Nov. trial
• What happened to the sports pages?
• Boy, 11, tried to stop father’s fatal stabbing of mother
• Burglars hit 2 F’ville businesses, 1 home
• Casting call comes to Aberdeen
• Say Thank You To Fayette County Public School Retirees
• Rotary Club of Peachtree City Requests Donations for “The Honeycomb”
• Encourage Your YP’s To Have Lunch With A Leader
• 2012 Legislative Update, February 17 – Week Six
• Burglars steal A/V equipment from PTC church
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Feb. 7 – 13
• PTC authorizes $50K jobs grant
• 3 injured in 2-car collision in PTC
• Sermon for February 19, 2012 // New Beginnings Part 2
• “Dancing With The Stars”
• OSHA 30 Hour Course at Southern Crescent Technical College
• Six Sigma Black Belt Course
• 2012 Hiring Our Heroes Veterans Event
• New Benefits For Unemployed Veterans
• Social Media = Website Referrals
• Matt Forshee Gives Update From Development Authority
• Sermon for February 12, 2012 // New Beginnings Part 1
• Shaken baby suspect denied bond
• Big changes coming to F’ville’s oldest shopping center after road project
• Pastor Cobbert’s Installation
• Muffins with the mayor
• Board of Commissioners Special Called Meeting re: New District Maps
• Registration Deadline for CERT
• Citizens Police Academy Registration
• Professional Development & Leadership Courses at UGA – Griffin Campus
• Injuries to two children reported after school buses collide in F’ville
• Member Survey – 5 Questions
• Speed Dating For Capital
• The Hudson Family Foundation Climb For Kids 2012
• Exceptional Office Professional Certificate Program at Clayton State University
• Fayette man accused of shaking infant, causing brain injuries
• S.O. detectives hope video will ID burglary suspects
• Man accused of shaking infant
• Volunteers Needed To Help With Mock Interviews on Feb. 22nd
• PowerPoint And Excel Classes at Southern Crescent Technical College
• “All Things Fun” At New Hope Baptist Church
• Local American Legion Commanders Attend Remembrance Ceremony
• Leadership Development: Sharing the Torch
• All of Fayette’s high schools make state’s AP Honor List
• F’ville man charged with Tyrone child molestation
• Burglars strike 2 F'ville residences
• Fayette schools pick finalists for Teacher of the Year award
• Turtle tracking in Fayette’s woodlands goes high tech
• Clayton State’s Emily Poole receives Fayette Chamber’s Young Professional Award
• Ben Haverty stimulates local economy with new flea market concept
• Sermon for February 5, 2012
• PTC’s World Airways parent company files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• 2012 Legislative Update, February 3 – Week Four
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Jan. 24–30
• Tyrone Police arrest reports for January 2012
• Local women part of a climb to end slavery
• PTC seeks economic development deal through county
• F’ville tavern owner wants to loosen alcohol, sign restrictions
• Africa Inland Mission Opens In Peachtree City
• Special Deals From Jan’s Flowers And Gifts
• 3rd Annual Red, White & Pink WineTasting
• 19 Fayette schools cited by state for high academic performances
• College Bound Conference
• Jobless rate in Fayette jumps a half point in December
• Parks & Recreation Needs Survey
• Feds say Fayette murder suspect was in U.S. illegally
• Putting on a show for the Chiefs
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Receives Accreditation by the ICAEL
• Angels Choir 1st Rehearsal for February
• Job Opportunity – Gallopade International, Inc.
• 2012 Legislative Update, January 27 – Week Three
• 2012 Legislative Update, January 20 – Week Two
• 2012 Legislative Update, January 13 – Week One
• Valentines Dinner at Whitewater Creek Country Club
• Romantic Valentine Dinner at Hilton Garden Inn
• Teacher Needs: Inman Elementary School Library Media Center
• Tyrone Elementary School Needs Help With Winter Carnival
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Jan. 17-23
• Chamber Members Nominated for Manufacturer of the Year
• American Legion Post 50 High School Oratorical Contest
• Ladies Night at the Peachtree City Home Depot
• Time running out for Fayette BoE to find $6.7M in cuts
• Burglars hit 3 F’ville locations
• Fayette home sales rebound, prices don’t
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Jan. 10-16
• Mobile home park murder suspect had battered wife before
• No charges in pellet rifle fatality of PTC girl, 6
• Fayette Chamber of Commerce honors community leaders
• Sign up for Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) for February
• Computer Classes Offered by Southern Crescent Technical College
• Collaborating to Solve Community Problems
• Serenity Hospice Care Opens In Peachtree City
• Sermon for January 22, 2012
• Average home sale price in Coweta at $154K in 2011
• Murder suspect turns himself in...
• Sad news, hearts go out to the family...
• Police say F’ville man killed woman, fled mobile home park
• Murder suspect on the loose...
• 6 yr. old PTC girl dies after pellet rifle accident
• United Hospice Foundation’s Fishing & Golf Tournaments – Newnan Area
• International Trade Team – 2012 Initiatives
• UGA – Griffin Campus – Continuing Education Classes For 2012
• 2 sought in Walmart auto thefts
• Landmark Christian School To Host Open House
• Quick fix for I-85/Hwy. 74 interchange?
• Local man gets prison for giving drug deal ‘police protection’
• It's Kiwanis Pancake Time!
• Food Lion closing supermarkets in F’ville, Newnan
• Fayette community challenged to ‘Do it big’ in remembrance of M.L.K, Jr.
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Jan. 3 - Jan. 9
• Looking for triple word scores
• 2011 a good year for business in Coweta
• New Piedmont Newnan facility to bring increased economic impact
• Lee Middle School receives national ‘Lighthouse school’ honor
• Peachtree City’s Great Georgia Airshow is taking year off to retool
• ‘Car of the future’ roaming PTC
• PTC cops arrest shoplifting gang
• Deputy halts runaway car near Whitewater Middle
• F’ville sees 3 burglaries, 1 break-in in two days
• Armed robbers hit Verizon store at Pavilion
• Armed Robbery at Verizon Wireless
• LEGIONNAIRES FROM POST 50 ACKNOWLEDGED FOR THEIR INVALUABLE WORK WITH THE HORSES FOR HEROES PROGRAM
• Save The Date – Breakfast and Conversation with the Premiers of Atlantic Canada
• Trade Opportunities Alert!
• The Octavia House Opens In Fayetteville
• Teacher Needs: Donations for New Kiln
• Teacher Needs: Garden of Hope Plaques
• PTC man, 26 , busted in Aberdeen parking lot for meth
• Griffin man caught after Redwine Road area burglary
• Martin Luther King Day Parade - Traffic Delays
• Newcomers Clifton, Johnson, Edwards take F’ville oaths
• McIntosh takes it from Whitewater in OT
• Fayette Sheriffs Make Undercover Drug Bust
• Fayetteville Police Nab Griffin Man for Burglary
• Help Build Tomorrow’s Workforce – Encourage Jr. Entrepreneurs
• Local connections drive Geeslin Group
• Turning Bullish in 2012
• YP Fayette pairs local mentors with young professionals, makes leadership the 2012 priority
• Smoking Cessation Clinic
• Chamber Member Discounts
• School Board Agrees to District Voting
• False Alarm Ordinance
• New False Alarm Ordinance
• New False Alarm Ordinance
• YP’s New Mentor Program
• NAACP prevails in Fayette school board district lawsuit
• 2012 “Angels Among Us” Dinner, Dance & Auction
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Dec. 27 – Jan. 2
• Free Parenting Seminar “Raising Christ-Like Kids in a Crazy World”
• Jonesboro motorcyclist dies in N. Fayette accident
• Redemption’s Youth Dance Team Practice
• Peachtree City Library to Close over MLK Jr. Weekend
• PTC OK's road sale for senior apartments
• Starr’s Mill grad O'Hara comes home to play for Atlanta Beat
• Atlanta police, friends searching for missing FCHS grad
• Fayette deputies bust man for burglary, 3 for a/c thefts
• Pastor and female church member arrested for stealing $30,000 from church
• South F’ville home burglarized Jan. 4
• Fayette Middle honored as Title I Distinguished School
• What are your kids doing on their smartphones?
• 'Pedal for Pets' raises funds to address pet over-population
• W. Ga. puppy mill closed on New Year’s Eve
• 1 injured fighting blaze near New Hope
• 249 reasons to lock your car at home
• NWS: 2 tornadoes hit Fayette 3 days before Christmas
• ‘Have you been drinking tonight?’
• Start 2012 With Discounts
• Armed robbers hit Tyrone AT&T store
• Officers conduct ‘Post Active Shooter’ training at FCHS
• Atlanta Trek donates bikes, helmets to military families
• Jobless rate in Fayette shows sharp drop in Nov.
• Police urge sober driving
• MLK Day parade and presentation, Jan. 16
• MLK Day parade and presentation, Jan. 16
• Fayette County law enforcement reports — Dec. 20-27
• Toys for Tots a success, waiting list cleared
• Fayette County law enforcement reports — Dec. 13–19
• No home for the holidays for this soldier — for 4 years in a row
• Woolsey family thankful for ‘surprise’ Christmas gift
• Women’s Bible Study
• Only A Praise Will Do
• Fireman from infamous ‘46 hotel blaze dies
• Senoia teen identified as murder victim
• Cops at McIntosh? Just a drill ...
• Former F’ville man arrested for sexual battery of elderly family friend
• Tax revenues to get boost from $60M plant expansion in PTC
• Arrests made in north Fayette burglary
• Teen injured crossing dark Hwy. 74 in Tyrone
• A thankful cry at Christmas
• Deputized to make a great Christmas happen
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Dec. 6 – 12
• Santa’s big little helpers
• S’burg man arrested for road test wreck
• Local Toys for Tots program sees uptick in donations
• Arrests made in north Fayette burglary
• Armed robbers avoid life sentence
• A Vintage Style Christmas Celebration!
• Longhorn Steakhouse Opens New Location in Fayetteville
• Former PTC planner, Fairburn manager Williams tapped for Chatt Hills
• Teacher Needs: Yarn For Art Studio
• Employment picture brightens in October for Fayette, PTC
• PTC gets ‘green’ oil refinery
• PTC OKs 24-hour RaceTrac for Hwy. 54W
• Fayette graduates 11 EMT cadets in Dec. 9 ceremony
• Accounting Assistant Position
• Teacher Needs: World History Atlas Pack & Atlases
• American Legion Post 50 Welcomes New Members
• Free Event at Dixieland New Year’s Eve To Benefit Fayette Samaritans
• Teacher Needs: Games & White Boards
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Nov. 28 – Dec. 5
• Toys for Tots program staggers under increased demand, decreased donations
• Woodwinds sound off for Toys for Tots
• Newnan mom, daughters arrested in PTC Walmart purse theft
• Coweta nominates 46 students for Governor’s Honors
• Coweta teachers receive grants for “Bright Ideas”
• Christmas blood drive Dec. 14 & 15
• PTC, F’ville women arrested again on burglary charges
• Christmas and New Year’s Worship Schedule
• Work starts Sat. on 74 railroad crossing in Tyrone
• Gigi’s Cupcakes Opens in Peachtree City
• Teacher Needs: Basic Scientific Calculators
• Video, print sealed case against robber who shot N. Fayette clerk
• Facebook used to ID home invaders
• Scabies outbreak stopped, treated at Fayette hospital
• The only ticket here is for fun
• Piedmont Fayette adds Humana, retains other senior health plans
• Get your flu shot now, says Health Department
• Economic Development Academy graduates
• Lady Chief reaches 1,000-point mark ... 4 games into junior season
• Survivor tells of his close call in Pearl Harbor attack
• SBA Helps New Business Startups
• Belk – Customer Appreciation Sale
• YP’s New Leadership Programs
• Teacher Needs: Loaner Laptop Computers or Notebooks
• Teacher Needs: Scholarship Sponsors
• Sermon for December 4, 2011
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Nov. 22 – Nov. 28
• More retail coming to Fischer Crossings just west of PTC
• Trinity Jones: 11-year-old lifesaver
• At age 100, Tyrone’s Lamar Wallace has lived a lot of American history
• 2 found guilty of home invasion
• Fayette, area counties join forces to fight metal thieves
• Vigil’s Holiday Workshop
• New Hope Living Christmas Tree
• Teacher Needs: AA Batteries For Keyboards
• Suspect in custody after domestic squabble
• Avid Solutions, Inc. Opens In Peachtree City
• Defendant says home invasion gunman threatened him too
• Relative fondles girl during Thanksgiving visit
• Illinois man gets mouthy, gets busted at Best Buy
• 5 burglaries reported in north Fayette over Thanksgiving
• Man grabs deposit in F’ville bank parking lot
• Fayetteville police warn public to beware increasing numbers of email con games
• Big Friday at the toy store
• The eagles have landed ... at Lake Kedron
• Women’s Ministry Blog
• Attention: Fayette County Business Community – Your local schools need your support!
• Kids feared for their life in home invasion
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Nov. 15-21
• Police want to question 2 in credit card fraud case
• Redemption’s Youth Dance Team First Practice
• Snow showers forecast for Fayette, but no accumulation
• Transportation Plan Overview
• Local bank ordered to increase capital
• Snowflakes headed our way by Tuesday morning
• Job Opportunity – Fayette County News
• Operation Sandbox collecting for our troops through this Wednesday
• Boxes for deployed soldiers packed with goodies, ready to go
• Students honor 9/11 heroes by cleaning up park in PTC
• Traffic improvement at the movies
• Sermon for November 27, 2011
• Winning streak ends for Patriots in AAA quarterfinals
• PTC Police ask for help from potential gun shot incident witnesses
• Man shot in hand at close range, but witnesses aren’t talking, PTC cops say
• Sunday alcohol sales start Dec. 4 in PTC, F’ville, Tyrone
• PTC police ready toy drive; F’ville cops to help families shop
• Olive Garden requests more signage, F’ville Council says OK
• Car dealer says, ‘We’re not closed!’
• No injuries, quick fix in gas leak at Marnelle Mobile Home Park
• $29.5M foreclosure hits Pathway
• Belk – Million Dollar Gift Card Giveaway
• The UGA-Griffin Campus Offers Total Productive Maintenance Program
• Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day – December 4, 2011
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Nov. 8 – Nov. 14
• Youth football coach arrested for assaulting PTC parent
• Sermon for November 20, 2011
• Senoia selected again for next Idea House
• Coweta fares well in regional economic study
• Stacking gifts at Braelinn
• Patriots and War Eagles headed to football quarterfinals
• Luthersville man faces federal charges
• Coweta Charter Academy at Senoia celebrates veterans
• oXYGen Financial, Inc. Opens In Peachtree City
• Angel Choir Rehearsal Announcement
• Mayor-elect Clifton answers questions on what comes now
• Bost: Sorry for errors in F’ville campaign ad
• Zac Brown’s plans to build a summer camp stir opposition
• Meth mom gets 16 months for baby’s death from breastfeeding
• Peachtree City man arrested for possession of child porn
• Support Small Business Saturday Nov. 26
• TCIS Spotlights Jamie Williams
• Belk Red Carpet National Make-Up Artist Event
• Local hospitals to snuff out smoking
• PTC cops looking for man trying to pick up kids
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Nov. 1 – Nov. 7
• Fayette, Coweta veterans treated to Honor Bus tour of National Infantry Museum
• Fayette teachers receive Bright Ideas grants
• PTC girl, 11, spots fire, saves neighbors
• Four local football teams make second round of playoffs
• Spring Hill Elementary remembers a patriot
• Beer burglar blasts BP gas station, steals 2 cases
• Distribution center brings 108 jobs to Newnan-Coweta
• Revised regulations add three more Coweta schools to ‘pass’ list
• Terrell appointed to statewide probation council
• F'ville boy, 13, arrested for threatening mom with knife
• Fayette County Could Be Next Silicon Valley
• Position at MTW
• Firefighter remains hospitalized with burns
• test – anchor link
• PTC cops on look-out for suspicious man at bus stop
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Oct. 18 – Oct. 24
• Sandy Creek High School hosts Accident Avoidance workshops for parents, teens
• Tyrone sees expensive races for mayor and two council seats
• Dragon boat races to return to PTC in 2012
• Sermon for October 30, 2011
• 3 firefighters hurt in blaze
• Tough losses for some, while Patriots make it 38 straight
• PTC police, deputies to conduct Halloween DUI checks
• Senoia cop nabs man in child exploitation case
• Mock terrorist exercise held in Coweta
• Coweta Vietnam veteran bus drivers honored
• LifeLine Spay & Neuter Clinic announces free rabies vaccination promotion
• Tyrone Family Dentistry Now Open
• Sheriff, PTC Police to sponsor ‘Operation Pill Drop’ Saturday
• Suspect picks cop’s car to break into at hospital
• Feds sentence F’ville resident for false ID, drugs
• Appeals Court: No proof in dentist sex suit
• Fayette schools plan to recognize veterans’ sacrifices Nov. 11
• ‘Every day, my friend. Every day!’
• Thousands visit ‘The Wall That Heals’
• Harvest Fest 2011
• Thanksgiving Baskets for the Needy
• Prayer Vigil for November
• C Golden & Associates Opens in Fayetteville
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Oct. 11 – Oct. 17
• Enjoying a fall festival at Crabapple Lane Elementary
• Booth Middle School students help out Real Life Center
• Oak Grove principal up on the roof for a good cause
• Tyrone’s Southampton Village sold for $15.2 million
• McIntosh Hall of famers meet current athletes
• Tigers and Patriots pick up region football wins
• Sany to add 300 jobs in next 3-5 years
• Local Candidate Interviews
• Burglars stopped by gun-wielding victim
• Alternative Financing in Today’s Marketplace
• Shorter school year eyed to save money
• ‘Wall That Heals’ arrives in Coweta this week
• PTC police arrest 2 in debit card fraud ring
• Fayette Board of Education hopefuls to speak at Nov. meeting
• Some Fayette schools escape numbers decline
• Leadership Training – UGA Griffin
• Small Business Saturday
• In-kind Trade Opportunities
• Solutions to be unveiled for PTC shopping centers
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports
• Enrollment study: Tyrone Elem. to add students over next decade
• Tyrone police reports – September 2011
• Time running out to register PTC golf carts
• Sermon for October 16, 2011
• Baking for Relay for Life
• PTC apartments sold for $9M
• Landmark sends team to ‘High-Q’
• Mercy, Creek and Whitewater pick up region football wins
• Stolen vehicle case leads to drug arrests
• Children’s Chair-ity Event! For The Childrens Village
• SKA Industries LLC Opens In Fayetteville
• Teacher Needs: School supplies & anti-bully media
• Thieves hit cars in 2 PTC subdivisions
• Hoshizaki helps out Fayette Samaritans with annual drive
• YP Fayette’s Young Guns are a hit
• Rotary Club of Peachtree City Candidate Forum
• I Beat All, Inc. Opens in Tyrone
• Teacher Needs: Candy supplies for Student Encouragement
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Sept. 27 – Oct. 3
• Employment Practices Liability Seminar
• PTC extends ‘pain clinic’ ban
• Peachtree City Elementary gets an orchestra
• Character lessons at Coweta Charter Academy
• Sermon for October 9, 2011
• Big wins in region matches for numerous local teams
• Traffic advisory issued for Great Georgia Air Show
• High school period survey splits parents, teachers
• PTC used oil refinery to expand with merger
• More range for gas-electric golf cart?
• Fayette Chamber surveys support for regional sales tax vote
• Costly perk – BoE employees enroll 361 out-of-county kids in Fayette schools
• Expert: 8% fewer students in 10 years; Fayette schools to see long, slow decline in enrollments
• Veterans needed for 2 thrilling flights
• Sermon for October 2, 2011
• Statement on Transportation
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Sept. 20 – Sept. 26
• Hampton man charged with 8 counts of identity theft
• Safety a key component of Great Ga. Airshow
• Police: no burglary ‘crime ring’ in PTC
• Tyrone officials push, shove at Founders Day fracas
• Herobox seeks Facebook votes for $1 million
• National Achievement semifinalists named
• Fayette is a top performer on ACT
• Panthers, Wildcats and War Eagles pick up wins
• Oct. 1 deadline for burglar alarm signups in PTC
• Priority Jet-New Maintenance Director
• Fayette picks firm to oppose NAACP district vote suit
• PTC peeper charged with public indecency
• 7th man arrested in armed robberies in PTC, Tyrone
• 200 race in Cougar Run
• Indemand Staffing Opportunities
• She’s Bistro Opens New Location
• Meet Your Local Candidates
• Grow Your Business w Google
• Teacher Needs: McIntosh High School, Microbiology
• Sermon for September 25, 2011
• Lay Leaders Meeting for September
• Courageous
• First Angels Choir Rehearsal for October
• Prayer Vigil for October
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Sept. 13 – Sept. 19
• TDK looks to consolidate space at PTC facility
• Redemption Youth Dance Team First Practice
• Fountain of Hope for October (ages 8-14)
• Annual Usher Fellowship
• Cathpath caution in PTC after rains open sinkhole
• Storm runoff flattens fence Thursday in PTC
• Fountain of Hope for October (15-19)
• Peachtree City company creates ‘green’ parking spaces for employees
• Arrests made in theft, fraud cases
• Region wins for Whitewater, Sandy Creek and Landmark football teams
• 2 more arrested for Target, Pit Stop robberies
• Heavy rainstorm causes flooding, but no injuries reported
• Fayette BoE member Sam Tolbert claimed by cancer
• Flooding reported in PTC
• Teacher needs: Flat Rock Middle School – New or used White Board
• Arrests made in PTC Target, Tyrone Sonic armed robberies
• New Hope Harvest Classic 5-K Run/Walk
• Fayette Chamber on fence about regional sales tax vote
• 7 guilty in mobile home arsons for profit
• UPDATED: Atl. woman sentenced to 35 years for 2010 home invasion
• Fayette school enrollment still lags pace of previous years, down 726
• Former Zaxby’s worker gets 2 years in robbery
• Former Pike school chief back in jail for porn
• Teacher Needs: Rising Star Middle Science Project
• McIntosh #1 in county as local high schools excel in Ga. SATs
• Woman escapes quicksand in PTC
• Fire truck meets pickup truck
• Sharpsburg man found dead on railroad tracks in Senoia
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Sept. 6 – Sept. 12
• F’ville police charge woman with false rape claim
• Ground broken for the Newnan Centre
• CEC Broadcast Video program receives PBS donation
• Turkey Trot
• Region wins for Landmark, Whitewater
• Burglars target PTC apartments, condos
• Local man charged with bilking universities
• Gunman fires at Tyrone Sonic, gets away on foot
• PTC police: stay cool to avoid road rage
• Fayette home prices in deep slump
• Atlanta woman gets 35 years in home invasion case
• F’ville man dies in Arizona crash
• Former Patriot star Taylor takes world title in triple jump, sets sights on Olympic gold
• Officials get dunked for local charities at Lunch on Lawn
• Armed robber hits PTC Pit Stop
• Fayetteville remembers 9/11
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports: Aug. 30 – Sept. 5
• PTC resident promoted to brigadier general
• Fayette Senior Services CEO Britt elected to Meals On Wheels national board
• McIntosh game up in the air at this point
• Spirit of McIntosh Marching band members practice before Friday night performance
• Rec area planned for Lake McIntosh site on PTC’s west side
• Coweta to add 100 jobs from 2 new companies
• Retired Coweta, Fayette teacher gets five years in drug case
• Lots of wins for local football teams in week 3
• F’ville husband scares off wife’s mugger with gunshots
• UGA Griffin Campus – Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Firefighters and EMTs at Station #10 Thanked by DAR
• UPDATED: Belly-button piercing goes bad; 2 FCHS girls, 1 boy charged
• Hung jury in deputy dragging case; prosecution to re-try
• Fayette schools kick out 255 illegal students since 2009
• Fayette ready to remember 9-11
• Former PTC resident drowns in lake
• Fayette FACTOR – Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Dark clouds over Fayetteville Monday
• Tornado warning expires for Fayette, East Coweta
• Teen arrested for forcible body piercing during lunch at Fayette County High School
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Aug. 23–Aug. 29
• PTC’s Village Park HOA remembers those lost on Sept. 11, 2001
• Hampton man arrested in 2010 rape case
• July jobless rate jumps in Coweta to 10.1%, in Newnan to 11.9%
• Report provides candid view of Coweta economy
• Friday night football scores - 9/2
• ServiceMaster Commercial Services – Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Police: 3 arrested for PeachMac burglary
• City of Fayetteville Proclaims Constitution Week with DAR
• PTC suspect found hiding in attic
• PTC police seek armed man
• 3 arrested for pointing guns at Fayetteville officers
• AJAKO, Inc. – Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• The Southern Federal Credit Union – Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Man contends deputy shot him before he sped away
• Armed Robbers Hit Peachtree City Target
• Harbin Agency – Find it in Fayette! Spotlight
• Armed robbers strike PTC Target
• Forbes names Fayetteville as one of Top 10 retirement cities
• Collector finds ‘smoking gun’ in $45 million dispute; her reward — $69
• The Creek rolls to 30 victories in a row
• Fayette deputy testifies he shot suspect while being dragged by getaway car
• Attention Business Community, Large or Small: Help Build Fayette County’s upcoming workforce! Be a Partner in Education and share your Time, Talent, Treasure and Recycled items!
• Promise Place 5K Run
• NMSDC National Conference & Bus Opportunity Fair
• Club Z! In-Home Tutoring Services – Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Man gets life plus 30 years for child molestation
• Senoia man arrested on charge of following ex-wife
• Teacher Needs – DECA Club Support
• Fayetteville man, former NBA player, wanted for Atlanta murder
• On-Call Medical Alerts – Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Aug. 16 – Aug. 22
• A hometown welcome back for local moviemakers
• An uplifting experience in PTC
• Patriots and Panthers open season with wins
• A Congregation in Prayer
• SAWTST Ranks High Among Fastest-Growing Private Companies
• F’ville cops ask for help to ID bank forgery suspect
• Clowning around at Tyrone Centennial celebration
• Dwarf House drive-thru work starts Sat.
• CSI Corporate Security and Investigations – Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Non-profits: Opportunity at Belk!
• Real Men Real Talk – LIVE in August
• Fayette County Sheriff's Investigators Make Arrests in Armed Robbery
• Second suspect arrested in north Fayette home invasion
• PTC company to expand with high-paying jobs
• 2nd week Fayette schools’ enrollment down 787 from last year
• Teacher Needs: N. Fayette Elementary Fifth Grade Professional Conference
• PTC Mayor Haddix gets prayer request from atheist activist
• Southern Conservation Trust – Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Picking the local high school football winners, by Citizen Sports Editor Mike Boylan
• Southern Crescent Solutions – Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Back to School for Fayetteville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Mayor Steele argues Fayette won’t be ‘donor’ county for tax
• Breaking through for the new season
• Earthquake aftershock reaches Fayette County
• PTC thieves target unlocked vehicles
• Teacher Needs: Sandy Creek High School Automotive Technology “Wish List”
• Kroger: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• AT&T Advertising Solutions: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Humana, Inc.: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Fogo Data Center Solutions: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Bank of North Georgia: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Allan Vigil Ford of Fayetteville: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Wendell Coffee Golf Center: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Loggins & Associates: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Southern Vein Care
• 2 arrested in F’ville for air conditioning thefts
• DAPC reviews projects, hopes to remain intact
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Aug. 9–15
• New books to read at Tyrone Elementary
• Keeping it in the family: Brother pins captain
• New CAP cadet commander for Civil Air Patrol in PTC
• A shocking demonstration at Senoia’s Citizen Police Academy
• ‘Dead’ to walk in Senoia Aug. 24
• Landscape plan approved for Sany
• Team Standings – Week 1
• Transportation Update
• Canongate Golf Clubs: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Southern Vein Care: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Fayette schools to try letting kids use smart phones to study — in class
• Fayette enrollment drops another school’s worth of students
• The New Well: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Kick-Off Luncheon…and we’re off!
• Fayette deputy ruled at fault in crash that injured 2 people
• NAACP suit alleges white ‘bloc’ votes against ‘every black-preferred candidate’
• Hammond Services: Featured Expo Exhibitor of the Day
• PTC makes MONEY top 100 list
• Neighborhood Summit
• Leadership Fayette…what’s new?
• Sany adjusting to U.S. business practices
• PTC opens new biosolids facility
• Committee discussing creation of Founders Park in PTC
• Market Day in Downtown Fayetteville (Aug 20)
• Southern Crescent Solutions: Featured Exhibitor of the Day
• Transportation Update from Mayor Steele & Phil Mallon
• Teacher Needs: Heavy-duty hole punch, electric stapler, paper cutter
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — Aug. 2 – Aug. 8
• Coweta charter school meet and greet
• SBDC: Procurement Basics & Beyond
• Job Fair Hosted by Congressman Westmoreland
• Schools are back, Coweta enrollment is on track
• Half of proposed regional sales tax would fund mass transit plans
• Surprise arrival: F’ville mother-to-be wins $225K
• Young Adult Dinner and Conversation
• Drug overdoses suspected in 2 deaths in PTC Tuesday
• NAACP sues Fayette to halt at-large voting districts
• Fayette drivers seeing rash of catalytic converter thefts
• For Fayetteville’s Grady Avenue, it’s roundabout time
• Heading back on the first day of school
• UPDATED: 2 males found dead at Ardenlee home in north PTC
• Candidates Can Qualify For Peachtree City Municipal Election Week of August 29 – September 2
• PTC man charged with child molestation
• PTC resident on 'The Price is Right' Tuesday
• Traffic-slowing medians get brushoff in PTC
• A local ‘Night Out’ for Fayette law enforcement agencies
• Burglars hit F'ville Toys R Us
• Unemployment climbs again in Coweta, Newnan
• New cancer hospital breaks ground at Newnan’s Ashley Park
• Friends of Brown's Mill Battlefield hold successful event
• Business goes proactive after copper theft
• Man arrested in PTC Walmart with portable meth lab in backpack
• Awards presented to Fayetteville Police
• Input sought for PTC history project
• Fayetteville Announces Effort to Curb False Alarms
• 1 arrested, 1 sought in armed robbery at N. Fayette home Wednesday
• Business Manager Position
• VOX Job Opportunities
• Job Opportunity
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — July 26 – Aug. 1
• Chamber Challenge 100
• Women’s Ministry Newsletter for Aug/Sept 2011
• PTC man gets 30 years for making child porn videos
• Story with buzz: Fayette to remain mostly hands off with private ‘bees-ness’
• Fayette’s jobless rate at a 20-year peak
• Fayette schools announce changes for new school year
• CARE offers free workshops for parents this school year
• Sheriff, cops to hold National Night Out tonight
• Peachtree City UPDATES Week of August 1, 2011
• Community Safety Alert
• Help sought in 3 PTC apartment burglaries
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — July 18 – July 25
• Movie theater to cover cost of Fischer Crossings intersection improvement
• TDK celebrates 25 years in Peachtree City
• Tyrone police arrest reports — July 2011
• More than a drill for these PTC students
• PTC makes impression, but not named ‘Most Patriotic’
• 8 arrested in PTC for serving alcohol to minors
• Edgefield pastor Eddie Thomas dies
• Location changed for PTC National Night Out
• Fayetteville pastor Creecy dies
• Camp Gets Students Ready for School
• Find it in Fayette! Spotlight
• PTC closing Crabapple Lane
• Fallen tree knocks out power to F’ville City Hall
• End-of-course tests show Fayette kids outpacing state
• Woman robbed at southside F’ville bank ATM
• The sheriff has a new ‘Hawk One’ to patrol the skies over Fayette County
• Ike’s D-Day secretary speaks to Fayetteville Council
• Power Networking Breakfast – Sam’s Club
• Georgia Competitiveness Initiative
• Chamber Launches TRC 2011
• PTC ‘National Night Out’ set for Aug. 2
• Arrest Made in Traffic Collision Resulting in Fatality
• Man arrested for fatal PTC crash
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — July 12 – July 18
• Bye-bye, Bugaboo, hello, Olive Garden
• PTC police hosting National Night Out Aug. 2
• Local lawman finds Clayton murder suspect
• Latchkey kid at age 5: F’ville woman arrested on cruelty charges
• PTC police urge caution to avoid vehicle break-ins
• July BAH at Regions Bank
• Banks Crossing Kroger wants to put in gas pumps, store
• Envisioning a new ‘old’ downtown Fayetteville
• School Orientations Scheduled
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — July 5 – July 11
• Name this robber
• School Supplies for Underprivileged Children
• David Rottschafer Selected as 2011 Five Star Wealth Manager
• With All Your Heart
• Funding now assured, Senoia charter school to open in August
• Kohl’s asks for, receives assurances from Coweta
• Solution in sight to save old Madras depot
• Radio talk show host warns of global Islamic agenda
• Newnan man dies after June wreck in Senoia
• Red Cross asks for help in critical blood shortage
• Local students win medals at SkillsUSA Champions
• Appeals court upholds child exploitation verdict in PTC case
• Quick action helped save PTC home from fire
• Tubing company blamed in drowning of PTC girl
• Clayton State moving to World Drive in north PTC
• Can you identify this latest bank robber in Fayetteville? Check the photos
• Photos of Fayetteville SunTrust Bank robber
• Counting the vehicles at Fayette’s 2 busiest intersections
• Have you seen this SUV?
• Appeals court upholds child exploitation verdict in PTC case
• N. Fayetteville SunTrust bank robbed
• Woman, 78, scammed out of $4,000 by 2 false ‘Samaritans’
• South Fayette home burns after lightning strike
• 3 youths arrested in Fayetteville burglary
• Sany named one of largest global companies
• Engineering and manufacturing jobs added in Peachtree City at NAECO
• Blood donors needed urgently
• PTC may duck millage rate hike
• National magazine picks PTC as one of ‘best family towns’
• PTC police lauded for traffic safety efforts
• Chattahoochee Bend State Park opens in northwest Coweta
• Newnan, Coweta unemployment at 9-10%
• CEO named for Newnan cancer hospital
• Feds launch program on radon gas exposure
• Brown's Mill Battlefield group to host several Confederate lectures
• Brooks councilman named police chief in Chatt Hills
• Skeletal remains found in east Coweta near PTC
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — June 28 – July 4
• Armed robbers strike Fayetteville bank
• Nude pix lead to man's arrest
• County: public comment won’t be moved
• Comparing 3 shopping destinations by their car tags
• 8th arrest made in 2010 Shiloh Mobile Home Park arson, fraud
• Jobless rate down to 8.1% in Fayette, up in PTC
• Will Fayette Commission kick public comment to the meeting’s end?
• Director Chris Snell out at F’ville Library
• Fayetteville crash sends 1 to hospital
• PTC seeks help in wallet thefts
• Gallery: More from PTC's July 4th parade
• CMIT Solutions Receives Breakout Award
• Caterpillar to add 200 jobs, $120 million investment in Griffin engine assembly plant
• 2 more Dunkin’ Donuts coming to Peachtree City
• Feds charge 2 Fayette air traffic controllers in $1.4 million foreign currency trading fraud
• LongHorn Steakhouse breaks ground in Fayetteville
• Fayette Cancer Center Task Force marks success
• SCHS grad prevents drowning
• Sandy Creek HS grad Carter honored by W.E.B. Du Bois Society
• McIntosh High School’s colors turn red, white and blue for PTC’s 4th
• Gallery: July 4th parade in Peachtree City
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — June 21–June 27
• Career Transition / Job Seeker Workshop
• National clearinghouse for chemical exposure a Fayette idea
• 2 PTC churches join for free July 4th community cookout
• PTC cart path flasher quickly arrested
• Counting car tags at Fayetteville’s Pavilion: 1/3 Clayton, 1/3 Fayette
• Fayette students again in top percentiles of state testing
• Looking for USA’s Most Patriotic Town: Is it Peachtree City?
• PTC man arrested for child molestation
• Man uninjured in attack at Tinseltown
• Lightning fire destroys south Fayette home
• Health Ins Discount for Chamber Members
• 2012 Board of Directors
• Portion of PTC plant temporarily evacuated over sulfur odor
• June 27 gas leak on Hwy. 74 S being plugged
• Freedom to Live Ministries "Come on Back Campaign"
• Charity clay shoot participants raise money to ‘Light the World’
• PTC recognizes Junior Police Academy graduates
• New chairman for Leadership Coweta
• Atlanta man charged in Fayette car theft
• Letter critical of PTC Council's recreation firing ‘surprise’
• Councilman Imker: Sam’s Club not hurting PTC
• PTC to close Battery Way boat docks area during 4th
• Fayette BoE’s FY 2012 budget relies on $16.4M reserves to plug deficit hole
• VBS Teaching for Thursday, June 23rd
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — June 14 – June 20
• F’ville man arrested for public indecency
• EXPO Deal for Food Vendors
• Space heater blamed for house fire
• VBS Teaching for Wednesday, June 22nd
• Couple recovering after Tuesday crash
• VBS Message for Tuesday, June 21st
• VBS Message for Monday, June 20th
• Brown to get his say on shift of SPLOST money away from bypasses
• Selling gold, silver in Fayetteville? Smile for cop cam
• A literal 2-car pile-up
• 3 injured in collision involving deputy
• What is an Enhanced Listing
• Help PTC win in USA Today contest for U.S.’s ‘Most Patriotic Small Town’
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — June 7 – June 13
• 1 killed in Brooks truck crash
• Expo Early Bird
• Bus After Hrs This Week
• Tyrone adopts FY 2012 budget, has $4.6M in reserve
• UGA standout to tackle July 4 parade grand marshal duty
• PTC to talk budget this Monday,Tuesday
• ‘Walking Dead’ set to film in Senoia, Coweta
• Brush fire threatens Senoia neighborhood
• Coweta grieves sudden death of firefighter
• Coweta BoE to decide on charter school by July 8
• Gin Street in Senoia closed for filming
• Coweta to hear Thomas Crossroads retail proposal
• ATF thanks sheriff's investigators for gun case
• Haddix libel defense: Logsdon remains ‘public figure’
• Father’s Day gift: A daughter’s kidney
• Fayette schools have unused space for 4,791 more students
• Chambers Partner for Power Lunch
• PTC to be test site for high tech automotive mobile devices project
• PTC cops seek 2 in Pizza Hut armed robbery
• PTC to be test site for high tech automotive mobile devices project
• TEEN CERT Camp this July in Peachtree City
• PTC Planners to vote this Monday on Hwy. 54 West retail center
• The moment of truth in a Taser demonstration
• Officer down . . . but after the shock, he’s OK
• Gang Robbery Arrests, PTC
• 5 arrested on gang charges in PTC
• 4 arrested in Fayetteville Walmart theft
• PTC woman charged with heroin possession
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — May 31 – June 6
• PTC man arrested for Spalding robbery, assault
• Haddix ‘regrets’ calling Logsdon ‘part drunk’ in email to PTC staffer
• Widow’s lawsuit drops Fayette County, aims at liability of EMS medics
• Toronto drafts McIntosh High School outfielder Dwight Smith, Jr.
• Water safety urged: keep your eye on the kids
• BoE’s Tolbert gets Ride for Life
• Best sports year ever in Fayette
• Clayton State MBA program adds concentrations in International Business and Accounting
• Outstanding Partners in Education honored at Fayette Chamber of Commerce breakfast
• Cutting the ribbon at Panera Bread
• You probably can find these scissors at Harbor Freight
• Temporary employee of the month
• Moovie Night and Chick-fil-A at the Villages
• Peachtree City UPDATES Week of June 6, 2011
• Transportation Townhall by Telephone
• PTC girl, 9, drowns in Chattahoochee
• Special needs teacher charged in affair with student
• Senoia charter school still on shaky ground
• BusinessWeek gives Coweta top state ranking
• Lifeguard rescues child from Kedron pool
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — May 24–May 30
• Chick-fil-A gets okay to add second drive-thru lane
• PTC on zombie alert
• Hurricane Hunter plane coming to Falcon Field
• 191-unit senior complex gets F’ville P&Z green light
• Legislator outlines tax credit for private schools
• Fayette law enforcement agencies reap $13 million drug money harvest
• Scouts lead the way with pledge in PTC
• PTC, F’ville recall war sacrifices in Monday ceremonies
• How do we remember them?
• Victories Clinched at State Elementary Science Olympiad
• PTC remembers fallen soldiers
• Thursday thunderstorm brings darkness to thousands
• I-85/Hwy. 74 interchange tops regional road wish list
• Deputies catch barn burglar, find meth, ecstasy, guns
• Air Force JROTC Recognized for Stellar Performance
• 'Gator' caution urged at Lake Kedron
• Thunderstorm whoops Fayette
• Help send servicemember to Braves game Monday
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — May 17– 23
• Sandy Creek High School’s valedictorian and salutatorian
• Starr’s Mill High School’s valedictorian and salutatorian
• Whitewater High School’s valedictorian and salutatorian
• McIntosh High School’s valedictorian and salutatorian
• Fayette County High School’s valedictorian and salutatorian
• Students Earn College-Sponsored National Merit Scholarships
• Power Lunch – GA Chamber
• 3 hurt in 3-car collision
• Sheriffs arrest 2 for Hwy. 138 shooting
• Fayette Leads State in High School Graduation Test Pass Rates
• Troops, veterans needed for Braves game Monday
• Class of 2011: 5 Fayette high schools to graduate 1,799 Friday
• Whitewater’s walk-off grand slam winner
• Booth secures third at National Science Olympiad
• Booth Secures Third at Olympiad
• Victories Over Evil
• State Offers Trade Opportunities for Georgia Companies
• Fire kills S. Fayette man
• BAH Sponsorship Opportunity
• Legislative Scorecard – GA Chamber
• Fayette’s Graduates Perform Best at College Level
• State Legislators Speak at Chairman’s Roundtable
• Students Put Energy Into Conservation Plan
• Fines set for false burglar alarms in PTC
• First Annual Mini Conference and Concert
• Harper Still
• ‘Operation Game Over’ closes gambling locations in PTC/Tyrone
• Lawn equipment stolen in storage burglary
• Update from Washington
• Four Students Are Georgia Scholars
• Pollard Second to Hold Distinguished Honor in Fayette
• Newnan man pleads guilty in prescription drug ring
• Equipment stolen at PTC storage facility
• Sheriff arrests two for identity fraud and theft
• Charter schools dealt Supreme blow
• East Coweta Middle wants Senoia sewer hook-up
• Grandmother Turns Tables, Uses Day to Show Appreciation
• F’ville Mayor Steele: Keep Fayette out of regional mass transit agency
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — May 10-16
• Distribution center opens near I-85 in Fairburn; truck traffic to increase
• N. F’ville Chick-fil-A wants 2nd drive-thru lane
• On Memorial Day, bring old cell phones, chargers to help troops call home
• Fayette County landfill transfer station reopens after fire
• Lady Chiefs win it all!
• SCHS Air Force Junior ROTC Earns Highest Rating
• Gains in Pass Rates for 2011 GHSGT
• Math Teacher Earns “Master” Status
• Outstanding Partners Recognized
• Confusion over failed PTC hotel-motel tax hike
• Volunteers claim victory in PTC path cleanup event
• Coweta Charter Academy puts some fling in spring
• Fire closes Fayette Co. transfer station
• Chiefs fall 3-0 in title game
• Navy pilots visit Willis Rd. Elementary pen pals
• McIntosh girls take 7th title
• B’day candle sets off blaze in house fire
• Traffic alert: PTC Triathlon Saturday morning
• Traffic alert: PTC Triathlon Sat. morning
• Help sought to find 2 in Hwy. 138 shooting
• Former Tyrone officer sentenced to 140 years in prison for child sex crimes
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — May 3–9
• McIntosh girls vs. Whitewater girls in AAAA state soccer championship game
• Church-service thief cuffed by sheriffs
• Former Tyrone officer sentenced to 140 years in prison
• Kedron, Braelinn and Peachtree City Elementary Fourth Graders Take Top Spots at Annual Math Competition
• VBS 2011
• Mentor Breakfast Celebrates Another Successful Year
• Burglary in N. F’ville nets $15K cash, jewels
• Thieves hit parked cars at Fayette churches, gyms
• Wildcat hurler fires playoff victory
• Who will be in the final?
• Sponsor Upcoming Chamber Breakfast!
• PIE Nominees
• Burch, Spring Hill and Inman Elementary Winners of Fifth Grade Math Tourney
• Discount to Pre-Register for After School
• Sound Ministry Training Session
• Arrests made for cruelty to children, burglary, other offenses
• Dumping old pills for the environment's sake
• Sheriff: eyes out for church-service bandits
• Volunteers Needed to Help Build New Therapeutic Garden at Fayette Senior Services Life Enrichment Center
• Senoia approves elder care facility
• Two PTC men arrested on drug charges during golf cart safety check
• Mercer to offer PMBA in Newnan
• Coweta approves new traffic signal for Thomas Crossroads
• Senoia library site work approved
• Senoia bike ride tour May 14
• Coweta Public Safety Day features low-cost rabies shots
• Food, items needed for Spalding Co. tornado victims
• Redemption Fellowship Graduating Seniors
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — April 26–May 2
• Fayette Chamber hosts Leadercast May 6
• Hearn: ‘I’m not the only one’; look at Studdards
• May B2B!
• International Teachers Get Lessons on Economics
• Hams network wirelessly to spot storms for PTC’s National Weather Service office
• Who is mystery girl who showed up after storms blew through Fayette?
• PTC police bag 170 pounds of drugs — legal drugs
• Annual PTC Spring Cleanup
• Foundation Awards Money for Education
• Be a Tourist in Your Own Town!
• ATM stolen from F'ville Walgreens
• ATM stolen from Fayetteville Walgreens
• Tornado cleanup continues near Brooks
• School System Seeks Stakeholder Input
• Money Management Skills Earn National Ranking
• Local business leaders to hear voices of change at May 6 Leadercast
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports — April 19–25
• Out of a dark and stormy night, South Fayette's mystery girl
• New Members Class
• April = Art + Awards for Young Artists
• Daybreak update: Fayette dodges storm
• Tornado watch extended to 8 a.m. for Fayette Co.
• Safely ditch old, unused medicine Saturday
• Severe Weather Warning via Tyrone PD
• Operation: Pill Drop - This Saturday!
• F’ville Rite-Aid burglarized April 24
• Veteran: Pearl Harbor attack was ‘chaotic’
• Gas is higher — so are gas taxes
• Fund-raiser set for ailing Board of Education member Sam Tolbert
• School System Embraces Changes for Education Community Conversations in the Works
• Input Sought on Use of Federal Funds for Fayette County Schools
• F’ville man arrested for child molestation
• Fayette judge scandal spawns 4 requests for new trials
• Entrepreneurs Dev Workshop
• Business After Hours
• Fayetteville Man Arrested and Charged with Child Molestation
• Artworks on the Square Business Opportunity
• Cancer Wellness Walk a Success
• Gumerson Named Fayette’s Top Teacher
• RBC Legislative Wrap-Up
• PTC changing crime alerts; users need to sign up again
• Holy Carp!
• Crabapple Lane Elementary’s Red Bird Run winners
• Women’s Newsletter for April/May 2011
• ‘The Wall That Heals’ fundraiser April 23
• Sharpsburg man guilty of tax evasion
• Fischer Crossings theaters set to open April 22
• Six Arrested in Fayetteville on Drug Charges
• Deputies bust 6 for drug house activities in F'ville
• F’ville to get LongHorn restaurant
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest reports for April 12 – April 18
• PTC Police Chief Clark hit with EEOC complaint
• 1 less thing for high schoolers: State to end graduation tests
• Accused church burglar returned to Fayette County
• RBC Legislative Update 4.15.11
• RBC Legislative Update 4.1.11
• FCHS Wrestling Coach Inducted into Hall of Fame
• Garden Art Show Features Work of Young Artists April 21
• Blaze Masquerade Pageant Winners
• New movie theater opens April 22
• F’ville Army Sergeant Curry pockets $250K lottery winnings before return to Afghanistan
• Newnan man arrested for child molestation
• Kohl’s site work at Fischer Crossings to begin in May
• Senoia library groundbreaking set for April 23
• Coweta school enrollment growing despite recession
• Large medical office breaks ground at Newnan hospital
• Large residential development proposed for NE Coweta
• Coweta to get new fire pumper
• Whitewater Team Places Second in Publix Brand Challenge
• Fayette County law enforcement arrest log April 5 – April 11
• Life of the Body – In the Body
• Dogs to take over Tyrone's Shamrock Park Saturday
• Students Earn National Achievement Scholarships
• Suspect sought in several area robberies under arrest
• Starr's Mill Student Excels at Social Studies, Earns Spot in Coveted Program
• Where there's smoke...
• PTC planners scrutinize idea for Hwy. 74 S. bowling center
• AFTER: Fayetteville Councilman Dell gets a lighter look
• BEFORE: Councilman Dell gets buzzed — for a good cause
• Pre-K Registration Continues April 13
• PTC man arrested for fake cocaine, biting cop
• F'ville man named as suspect in armed robberies
• South Atlanta Tea Party hosts “Tax Day” family event
• Bowling alley coming to PTC's 74 South?
• A somber ride of honor through Fayette
• Fayetteville First UMC Offers New Dance Aerobics Class
• Fayette Chamber Announces Winner of $10,000
• Spring Registration for Youth Football and Cheerleading April 16th in Palmetto
• Small Business, Home-Based Business: Need a Place To Meet?
• Crimes in Fayetteville that PTC residents and business owners need to be aware of...
• Fayetteville robber strikes again at Rite Aid
• Mold issues become personal in tenant-landlord squabble
• Warrant roundup nets nearly 3 dozen arrests
• Burglars hit Fayetteville Verizon store 2nd time in a month
• Kohl’s, other retailers approved for Fischer Crossings
• Senoia Police to hold gang information seminar
• F'ville Rite-Aid hit by snatch-and-grab robber
• 2 F’ville businesses hit in same day robbery
• Gas leak snarls S. Fayetteville traffic
• Officials field questions on particulars of Ga.’s gun laws
• Tyrone Post Office named for Lt. Collins
• Council poised to limit use of all ‘walking’ signs in PTC
• Fayette law enforcement arrest reports March 22 – April 4
• Tyrone motorist trapped by fallen tree, but unhurt
• Fayette to welcome home fallen Griffin soldier
• Traffic alert: lane shift at Hwy. 74S widening
• Sports groups pitch in
• Bank of North Georgia Hosts PB&J Food Drive
• Crabapple Lane Teacher To Attend Math/Science Academy This Summer
• Census shows Coweta, Newnan, Senoia with major growth
• A trip back in time to the days of Christ
• Charter academy set to expand enrollment
• Bank of Coweta holds PB&J drive throughout April
• Fayetteville Police warn of new scam
• Golf cart bill won't affect Peachtree City
• Traffic delay on Hwy. 74 S in PTC
• TRAFFIC ALERT – Highway 74 in Peachtree City - DELAYS
• Students Use Math to Ready for Spring Planting
• Fayetteville unveils plans for Stonewall-Lanier gateway wall
• Cooper Lighting donates to Line Creek Nature Area
• F’ville’s Mayor Steele seeks tax-funded call center for seniors’ transit needs
• Southern Conservation Trust Receives grant from Cooper Lighting
• RBC Weekly Legislative Update 11
• Fayette County High Freshman’s Speaking Skills Make History
• Fayette County Students Selected for Governor’s Honors
• Educational Programs Receive Funding from Rotary
• Freshman’s speaking skills make history
• The 4th Annual Fayette County Earthday Festival
• Chick-fil-A is Cancer Wellness Walk Title Sponsor
• Fayette’s STARS Are Announced
• Students’ Skills Earn Awards at State Competition; Two Headed for National Conference
• Men Volunteers
• Tyrone police reports, Mar. 11-23
• Fayette one of 73 Georgia counties named Camera Ready Communities
• Hailstorm ices back deck in Senoia Saturday afternoon
• Spring Cleaning? Find Cash in Your Closet? Maybe a Stash in Your Junk Drawer?
• CSX Repair/Crossing Closure Schedule Changed
• New Peachtree City Building Permit Fees Go Into Effect April 4
• Decentralized sewer explained at Sharpsburg annexation hearing
• Sharpsburg approves Oakhall Village annexation
• Putting on a show
• Residents called to contribute to American Cancer Society’s historic cancer research
• Law enforcement arrest reports — March 8-14 and March 15-21
• 5 F’ville stores fined for selling alcohol to minors in Dec. police sting
• 2010 Census: Minorities gain in Fayette
• PTC retreat starts Friday
• Editorial page misprint
• National Winners Get Thousands
• Cronic encourages local seniors to apply for Buick scholarships
• PTC Council will 'consider' road sale
• Officer struck by vehicle, sustains minor injury
• McIntosh's Natarajan Is a Regional STAR
• Drunk Driving and Texting on Agenda for Forum Set for March 29
• FCHS inducts 11th Hall of Fame class
• Holding the torch
• Athletes showcase skills at Special Olympics
• Athletes Showcase Skills at Special Olympics
• Fayette elementary schools are powered up for 20th Power Parade
• Whitewater High School band students go to 'State'
• PTC Council in Monday workshop to be asked to sell road to developer
• Purple hazing at PTC Council meeting
• Fund-raisers this week for firefighter Chris Landreau, ill with cancer
• Jobless rate back up in Coweta, Three Rivers
• 2 $10K lottery winners bought tickets in Fayette
• Weekend crash claims life of F'ville man
• Christian Education Survey
• Military Cookout Benefits U.S. Troops
• Newnan man arrested for molesting runaway girl in PTC
• Five PTC residents arrested on drug charges
• Help Fayette Co. Become a Georgia Work Ready Community
• Red, White & Pink Wine Tasting
• Grant Application Available for Noel November Funds
• Willis Elementary holds Fine Art Night Tuesday
• 2011 Business Women’s Golf League
• Fayette County Time Changes Next Year for Middle and High Schools
• Eight WHS Band Students Perform at All-State
• Fundraisers next week for Chris Landreau
• 2011 BMW of South Atlanta Summer Concert Series: Jo Dee Messina and Jimmy Wayne
• PTC extends Saturday drinking hours
• Wreck at Flat Creek and Golfview in PTC closes road
• Coweta continues 1-cent sales tax for schools
• Play Ball!
• Commuter rail could be in Newnan’s future
• Senoia Optimist BBQ Saturday
• Senoia Optimist Club hosts barbecue on March 19
• Greyhounds run for the rescue in Chatt Hills
• New Chatt Hills Charter School hires principal
• Infant murder suspect denied bond
• 20-minute focus period coming to Fayette high schools in Aug.
• One injury in F'ville accident
• Census estimate: Fayette’s population grew 18% since 2000
• Sgt. Joshua Searcy comes home to a restored dream
• Winners of 2011 Miss Pride crowned
• New law brings changes to property assessment notices, appeals
• ARC planner: No mass transit projected for Fayette — ever
• PTC mayor in hot water for wife’s remark about new city employee
• Tiger Run Car Show set for Saturday
• Fayette’s First Army JROTC seeks cadets/instructors
• Heaton shows downward trend in crime at city retreat
• Town of Tyrone is holding “Century of Treasures” Yard Sale
• Whitewater’s TSA Team Ranked Top 10 in State
• Town of Tyrone is holding “Century of Treasures” Yard Sale
• Japan Earthquake & Tsunami Relief
• New technology to ID ‘criminal aliens’ at Fayette jail
• Donations Needed for Easter Egg Hunt
• RBC Weekly Legislative Update 3.11.11
• RBC Legislative Weekly Update 3.4.11
• Traffic won't be joyful around The Fred today and tomorrow!
• Tyrone PD: Important information regarding Nixle.com and citizen notifications!
• Sharpsburg man wins $50K with free lottery ticket
• Two PTC Troop 75 alumni win prestigious Boy Scout Silver Beaver award
• Tyrone is holding ‘Century of Treasures’ Yard Sale this Saturday
• PTC economic development budget OK’d
• Fresh Market gets down to business in PTC
• Pray for the people of Japan
• Dinner and a Movie
• Update: PTC movie filming back on for Monday
• Fayette County girls are state champs
• Tyrone police reports Mar. 1-10
• 2 F’ville teens busted Thursday for multiple thefts from Planterra Ridge vehicles
• House passes PTC Rep. Ramsey’s insurance market bill
• HOPE saved, but reduced, by legislature
• Fresh Aire plays at Race for Riley fundraiser
• Coweta E-SPLOST vote coming March 15
• Limited Coweta Pre-K applications taken through March 18
• Pageant Crowns Winners, Raises Funds for Relay for Life
• Ronald McDonald gets a hand from F’ville cops
• Monday traffic alert: movie at The Fred
• Important Cheese Update: Crowds swell new Fresh Market
• Police: no charges for PTC kid photographer
• 5 arrested in statewide fraud ring
• Fayette’s First Army JROTC Seeks Cadets/Instructors
• Science Projects Advance to State/International Competition
• Miss Starr's Mill 2011 crowned
• From bookstore to tool store: Harbor Freight Tools coming to empty Barnes & Noble
• Churchill’s great-grandson: Come to London, FCHS Chorus
• Sandy Creek’s Rabold moves to Whitewater
• Fayette County law enforcement arrests reports: March 1 — March 7, 2011
• Sheriffs arrest 2 for ID fraud
• Sneak peek at Peachtree City's Fresh Market
• Real Men Real Talk for March
• The Fresh Market opens in Peachtree City tomorrow
• Omega Books celebrates 25 years of loving books and readers
• FCHS Literary Team wins 4th straight region championship
• HOT DONUTS
• Get Involved in Regional Planning
• New Course Textbook Available for Public Review
• Prayer Vigil for April
• PTC cops ID man taking photos of kids, seek warrant
• Several entering autos occurred in Planterra 3/5-3/6
• Suspicious male witnessed taking pictures of juveniles in Mark Style 3/5
• 'Joyful Noise' filming at 'The Fred,' seeking extras
• Fireball Run coming to Peachtree City this fall; film crews to record competition for movie
• PCFD's Miller recognized for 25 years of service
• Two PTC teens arrested in Feb. 26 golf cart thefts
• Dog attack on PTC cart path sparks concern
• Winston Churchill’s Descendent Delivers Special Invitation to Fayette County High
• Workshop for College Bound Students with Disabilities
• Work on Newnan cancer hospital to begin in April
• Playing music on the square
• New Piedmont Newnan Hospital to keep same name
• Local Tea Party speaks out on transportation, immigration
• Madras Middle’s Nancy Williams finalist for state teacher of year
• Coweta Pre-K lottery registration March 7-18
• Ramsey’s tough immigration bill passes out of committee
• The 2nd Annual Breast Cancer 1-Day Walk Features Entertainment by Erica Nicole
• Happy birthday, Dr. Seuss
• PTC First Presbyterian Kindergarten and Preschool Registration Opens March 7
• Blaze's Masquerade Gall Set for March 19
• Fayette’s population expected to top 168,000 within 30 years
• Leslye Puddy of PTC, newly 107, pursues lifelong love of flowers
• Fayette Air Force launches Dunk Squad
• Half of Fayette’s high schoolers skipped classes last week
• Murder charges filed in shaken baby’s death
• Gov. Deal welcomes Sany to PTC
• Law enforcement arrest reports Feb. 22 — Feb. 28
• Law enforcement arrest reports Feb. 15 — Feb. 21
• Law enforcement arrest reports Feb. 8 — Feb. 14
• Law enforcement arrest reports Feb. 1 — Feb. 7
• Electricity in a box
• DA: murder charges expected for infant death
• Tornado watch in effect until 8 p.m. Monday
• 2 governors welcome SANY’s new plant, 200 new jobs in PTC
• Deal, Hunan governor mark SANY progress
• Man Arrested in Connection with 5-Month Old's Death
• It wasn't a bomb...
• Friday’s Pre-K Lottery Drawing Postponed
• Safety flare causes minor injury to man at Braelinn Village
• Babysitter arrested in death of N. Fayette 5-month-old
• Burch students go to Capitol art exhibit
• ARC: Coweta population to swell to quarter-million by 2040, Fayette to 168,500
• Chiefettes dance their way to another title
• Blue DVD kiosks part of NCR venture
• Everyday Heroes: School Social Workers Honored During National Recognition Week
• Sany to mark completion of first phase
• Time running out to respond to PTC survey
• Students Juggle Technology at Bennett’s Mill Middle School
• Fayette County Schools Counselors Raise Awareness for Guidance and Counseling
• Burglar nabbed...
• Newnan museum property gets a face lift for Arbor Day
• Don Jackson dealership coming to Coweta
• Coweta/Fayette Tea Party groups help stage anti-protest
• RBC Legislative Weekly Update 2-18-11
• PTC family safe after late night home invasion
• Partners in Ed News
• PTC nabs gas-siphoning thief
• Near Sweep By Middle Schools at Academic Bowl
• HS Academic Teams Triumph at Regional and State Tourneys
• Group asks BoE to loosen school day, ditch 6-period standard
• FIS students celebrate 'Williamsburg Day'
• Starr’s Mill debate team brings home three Novice/JV championships
• Blaze's Masquerade Ball, Mar. 19
• Students juggle technology at Bennett's Mill Middle
• F'ville man dies in crash Saturday during police chase
• FCHS basketball back on top
• Welcome home, Marine
• Dad accuses school of over-‘kill’ with ISS for girl, 10
• 2011 Boy Scout Golden Eagle Dinner to Honor Dan Cathy
• Coweta approves major commercial center, car dealership, on Hwy. 34E
• CDC Worksite HealthScoreCard
• Traffic delays and single lane closing. Hwy 74 at Aberdeen on Mon 2/21/11 from 8-10am.
• Injuries avoided when car crashes into store
• Chamber Members Visit State Capitol
• Peachtree City’s Historical Concepts wins 2011 Shutze Awards for Classical & Urban Design
• Senoia willing to annex Coweta Charter Academy
• Coweta assessment targets healthcare, other industries
• Coweta Pre-K lottery registration March 7-18
• Fayette County Parks and Recreation Courses
• SBA Program for Commercial Real Estate Refinancing
• Motorcade to welcome home local Marine
• The Tyrone PD seeks public assistance to reduce crime on the south side of town.
• . . . Meanwhile just across the street . . .
• Making way for Walgreens on one PTC corner, while . . .
• CCDA Conference Coordinator Position
• Free IT Training
• Achieve the Georgia Work Ready Certification, Get Free Gas!
• PTC Rep. Ramsey gets key reapportionment appointment
• A fruitful life: Friends celebrate 100 years for Ellen ‘Biddy’ Porter
• All 5 Fayette high schools make state’s Advanced Placement honor roll
• F'ville's Whitlow named Ga. VFW Officer of Year
• Deportee faces child molestation charge
• Ronald McDonald gets a little help from Fayetteville Cops
• Student film wins UGA competition
• Hester wins at Regional Recitation Festival
• Speed Networking at the Chamber
• Over 30 science projects headed for regional contest
• PTC resident wins 2011 Global Media Award from ShelterBox
• Right prescription: Fayetteville technician wins $250K in Mega-Millions drawing
• The Avenue Peachtree City Supports CARE
• Peachtree City welcomes Joey Grisham as City’s new Economic Development Coordinator
• Fayette Continues Rein at Regional Math Tourney
• Women’s Newsletter for February 2011
• Winter wonderland
• What a site
• Report shows crime decrease in Tyrone
• Kedron ASP celebrates Mozart's birthday
• Skills Tested in Regional Vo-Tech Competition
• Hwy. 74S lane closing planned Monday, Tuesday
• School’s in
• Charter Schools USA receives SACS accreditation
• Meeting needs for kids in need
• ‘Art of Green’ coming to Senoia March 26
• All of Fayette’s High Schools Make State’s AP Honor List
• Fayette Students Nominated for Governor’s Honors
• Wal-Mart Shooter Surrenders
• Fayette Senior Services Presents Rhapsody in Blues
• Wal-Mart Shooter surrenders
• Rep. Ramsey: Cops already check IDs, would extend to suspected illegals
• Chamber Offers Lower Cost Alternative to Health Insurance
• Fayette County resident wins Rusty Wallace’s race car
• Tyrone's Sen. Chance pushes constitutional spending limit
• Backpack Buddies feed needy kids on weekends
• Accused Walmart gunman turns self in
• 1,011 points . . . and counting
• AMTRAK
• Snow tonight, into tomorrow
• One dead, one injured in wreck at Hwy. 74/Aberdeen Pkwy.
• Students Showcase Literacy Skills at Regional Festival
• YP Tip of the Month
• Angels Choir Rehearsal
• Workshop for college bound students with disabilities, 6;30 p.m., Mar. 15
• “RAMP” Counseling Programs at North Fayette and Burch Elementary
• YP Fayette Relay for Life Team
• Tyrone cops on look-out for Sonic armed robbers
• Weekly Legislative Update From RBC
• Fayette to hold drill for Severe Weather Awareness Week
• More 'Lights, Camera, Action' in coming weeks in east Coweta
• DECA Students Dominate at Regional Competition
• Two Fayetteville Armed Robbery Suspects Caught , One Still at Large
• F’ville cops nab 2, seek 3rd in Walmart parking lot robbery
• Gang member 'Big Boy' Lynch gets 17 years in F’ville gun store heist
• Pounds of pancakes for a good cause
• County Commissioner Allen McCarty Meets with Government Affairs Committee
• After a Decade of Service as Public School Mentor, Camper Still Going Strong
• Dome Roam to State Capitol
• Seabaugh to state: don’t tamper with private accounts
• Sharpsburg girl’s find of a lifetime undergoes CT Scan
• Sam's Club gives back at grand opening
• ECMS Spirit Night Monday at Newnan Chick-fil-A
• Jobless rate in Coweta, Newnan held steady in December
• PTC gourmet grocer Fresh Market to open March 9
• ACC chooses West Point over PTC, Newnan
• Selection of Fayette’s Top Teacher Underway
• Fayette jobless rate rises to 8.8, remains steady at 7.2% in PTC
• Counselors Host Career Fair in Honor of National School Counseling Week
• Tags from 29 counties at new Sam’s Club, 40% Fayette, 39% Coweta
• Police blotter for Jan. 18 through Jan. 31
• Over 30 Science Projects Headed for Regional Contest
• Defendant gets 35 years in prison for armed robbery charges
• Fayette Dominates Regional Math Competition
• Where's the beef? Wendy's approved for Pavilion
• Alveda King inspires audience at pregnancy center event
• Planting knowledge for 1st-graders
• PTC police offer $5,000 reward for PeachMac burglars
• Parents can register children early for kindergarten
• Time to register for Pre-K lottery drawing
• Whitewater's Taylor named Outstanding American History Teacher of the Year by local DAR
• Postponed Miss Starr's Mill Pageant starts Thursday
• Booth Middle School students raise $2,323 through St. Jude Math-A-Thon
• State names distinguished schools
• Fayette dominates regional math competition
• MHS student candidate for Presidential Award
• $5K reward offered in PeachMac burglary
• MCHS Student Candidate for Presidential Award
• Help for Partners in Ed: Vigil Gives Back
• Legislative Update – Regional Business Coalition
• February B2B Topic: New Tax Laws and Consequences
• After a decade of service as public school mentor, camper still going strong
• Selection of Fayette’s top teacher underway
• Tourism Impacts Fayette Economy
• PTC making progress on Hwy. 74S warning light at Baseball-Soccer Complex
• Cleveland Elementary class competes in Disney Environmental Challenge project
• Demolition is near for PTC's Ruby Tuesday to make way for Walgreens
• Sam’s Club opens at Fischer Crossings
• Mystery smoke fills some PTC neighborhoods Sunday night
• Community Message from the Tyrone Police Department.
• Arrest made in north Fayette armed robbery, shooting
• Students Headed to Literacy Days Festival
• Legistlative Update: Rep. Matt Ramsey Speaks to Government Affairs Committee
• PTC girl cleared of gang charges forced to change schools
• Sam’s Club opens at Fischer Crossings
• Randy Houser delights crowds at Sam's club opening
• Public policy educator to discuss civility at the Carnegie
• PUBLIC AUCTION: Confiscated Items available for bid on Govdeals.com
• PeachMac store rammed, burglarized
• Burglary at PeachMac 304 City Circle, Peachtree City, GA
• PTC terminates firefighter who reported for work drunk
• Nine underage drinkers arrested at rowdy party
• Melear’s BBQ closes its doors in F’ville
• Southeast’s largest Sam’s Club set to open 8:30 a.m. Thursday, with ribbon-cutting at 8 a.m.
• Parading for Sandy Creek High School champions
• School chief: Job not created for Maine teacher friend
• Rep. Ramsey preps tough immigration law
• Sam’s Club Opens Jan 27!
• Booth Students Help Children Battling Cancer
• The Children’s Village Benefits from Art with Heart
• Whitewater team a semi-finalist for employment branding challenge
• Fayette Excels For Exceptional Children
• 100 Pre-K Students to Get Free Monthly Books
• Art With Heart to Benefit The Children’s Village
• HOT DONUTS Delivered
• Sting nets two arrests for prostitution, one for pimping
• Fayette County Sheriff's Investigators Make Arrests in Prostitution Sting
• Prayer Vigil for February
• Whitewater Team a Semi-Finalist for Employment Branding Challenge
• Mentoring’s Open House and Bring a Friend Day
• City of Fayetteville launches A New Facebook page
• Recommendation: don't notify defendants about judge-attorney relationship
• Mayor Haddix delivers 'State of the City' report to PTC Rotary Club
• Tyrone town entrances, Shamrock Park to get new look
• State Names Distinguished Schools
• Fayette County Excels For Exceptional Children
• Golden Dragon Acrobats give stunning performance
• Senoia DDA ready to renovate old police buildings
• Five Coweta schools receive state honors
• Metta Quintet coming to The Centre Feb. 8
• A Birds Eye View, by Fredrick Warner - Reception at Artworks on the Square, Fayetteville
• Two PTC men arrested for forging concert tickets
• Register Early for Kindergarten
• PTC Police and FBI Make Arrests
• Time to Register for Pre-K Lottery Drawing
• PTC firefighter charged with DUI
• January Bus After Hours
• Fayette County Students To Make Up Three Snow Days
• Mayor for Kedron gun show, staff nixed it without council input
• Fayette arrests log Jan. 11-17
• From banks to burgers at Pavilion
• 2 charged with invading cop's home in north Fayette
• Chamber passes gavel as new chair takes helm
• Fayette a ‘donor county’ for taxes?
• King honored and remembered in Monday event in F’ville
• Sandy Creek Patriots Parade of Champions
• North Fayette Home Invasion Update
• Fresh Market hiring for PTC location
• You Will Be Missed
• PTC has ‘new’ bus to teach fire prevention, safety
• Take your best shot (of Fayette County's natural beauty) by Jan. 31 deadline
• TCBY hosts Relay fundraiser Jan. 20
• Registration starts for senior tax exemption in PTC
• PTC Quiznos burglarized early Monday
• Fayette County schools closed again Friday
• Fayette County Schools Remain Closed for Fifth Day Due to Icy Conditions
• Smash & Grab Burglars hit Fayetteville Foot Locker
• Burglars hit F’ville Foot Locker early Thursday
• 2010 Atlanta Area Food Bank Campaign Report
• ADVO-KIDS CASA Pledge Drive Kicks Off!
• Winter storm shuts Coweta down for nearly a week
• Southern Living thanks Senoia
• Seabaugh offers sympathy for Giffords, others in Tucson shooting
• More businesses interested in Coweta
• Free spay/neuter options available for Coweta residents
• The Carnegie showcases several events in January
• Two arrested Wednesday in north Fayette home invasion
• Fayetteville Municipal Court Rescheduling
• Fayetteville Municipal Court Rescheduling
• Tuesday's court cases rescheduled for Fayetteville
• Gov. Deal freezes state jobs, plans 7% budget cut
• Storm cuts back blood donations
• Fayette arrest log report
• F’ville reviews trespassing ordinance
• Hwy. 138 clerk grazed by robber’s gunshot
• Ice Storm 2011 stops Fayette cold
• Tomorrow’s B2B Luncheon Rescheduled
• Fayette County Schools Closed Wednesday Due to Ongoing Frigid Temperatures and Icy Conditions
• Fayette, Coweta schools remain closed on Wednesday, Fayette gov't offices open
• Mayor Ken Steele to Share Info re: ARC / Transportation Jan 19
• It's a 'Jungle' in there
• Board member Smith elected to statewide post
• Georgia recognizes 13 Fayette schools for high academic performance
• Hwy 74 North From Peachtree City Passable
• Sandy Creek Selected for Pilot French Program
• Snow day means no school and lots of fun
• DOT warns of ice on 54 near hospital
• Robbers caught in Fayetteville
• Fayette County Schools Closed Tuesday Due to Inclement Weather
• 3 cuffed for botched robbery in Fayetteville
• Gunman fires shots at north Fayette gas station
• Fayetteville city court closed Tuesday
• Fayetteville Municipal Court Closing
• Only in PTC: Golf cart sledding
• Transition Fair Weather Update!
• Sparse traffic on usually busy Hwy. 74N in PTC
• Ice takes over Fayetteville
• Icy driving Monday morning at PTC’s big intersection
• Cars slip-sliding in PTC
• Sounds of Fayette County Tonight
• Ga. DOT chief speaks at PTC Rotary
• After School Scholarship Program Helps Struggling Families
• Two McIntosh Students to Perform at Inaugural Gala
• Fayette, Coweta get winter storm warning: 1-3 inches of snow, freezing rain, hazardous driving conditions
• Coweta preps for winter storm
• Fayette Students Headed for Janfest
• Georgia Recognizes 13 Fayette Schools for High Academic Performance
• Winter weather in outlook for Sunday, Monday
• Miss Starr's Mill Pageant starts Jan. 13
• Brooks man dies in Thurday night traffic crash on Hwy. 85 South
• Fayette Students Perform in U.S. Army All-American Bowl
• Watch Superintendent Bearden’s Message to the Community
• Celebrate National Mentoring Month, Become a Mentor
• New Piedmont Newnan Hospital receives $5 million donation
• Sam’s Club readies for opening, theaters rain-delayed until March
• Board Member Smith Elected to Statewide Post
• Celebrate National Mentoring Month, Become a Mentor
• Family escapes New Year’s Eve fire, but Fayetteville home badly damaged
• Deputy dogs ready for duty at Fayette Sheriff's Office
• Hot spot for most stolen vehicles in Fayette: PTC*
• New Year’s stops net 12 arrests, 46 tickets
• Police reports - Dec. 28, 2010-Jan. 3, 2011
• Transition Fair for Students with Disabilities
• Late night party leads to 10 arrests for underage possession
• Winter/Spring 2011 Parks and Rec Registration Deadline Jan 21st
• Search still on for missing 12-year-old girl
• Missing 12-Year Old Child
• Fayette County 4-H Rifle Club Registration
• Prayer Vigil for January
• Farewell Dinner in Honor of Our First Lady
• Real Men Real Talk for January
• Special Service on January 16th
• HOT DONUTS IS BACK IN 2011
• Ten arrested at F’ville party for underage drinking
• Third man arrested in PTC burglaries
• Up close and larger than life
• Coat drive a success for local scout
• Thieves rob multiple storage units in Tyrone
• Heat lamps cause fires and close calls
• Piedmont Newnan donates $10K to Coweta schools
• Tyrone Post Office to be named for Robert Collins
• VFW Post 9949 to meet Jan. 13
• Coweta holds “Chipper” event Jan. 8
• Investigators searching for missing 12 year-old Fayette County girl
• Local Authors to Appear at the Peachtree City Library
• Two arrested in PTC burglaries
• ABC’s of Web Development
• Services for Fayette Chief Public Defender Joe Saia to be held in Zebulon Thursday
• F’ville’s Gold Wing bikers bring gifts to firefighters for kids
• F’ville arrests 2 in botched Christmas Eve burglary
• Mailbox-checking burglars get guns, electronics in Kedron, Smokerise
• PTC’s McMullen looks back
• Police reports Dec. 21-27
• PTC boy seriously injured after fall through gym roof
• DOT to install flashing light at Baseball-Soccer Complex, Hwy. 74
• Palmetto Youth League celebrates holidays
• PTCPD plays Santa to Southland
• Coweta Charter students collect canned goods
• Site of fatal fire had no working smoke detectors
• Jobless rates jump in Fayette, Coweta
• Christmas Eve 2010 Pastoral Thoughts
• Joe Saia, Fayette Co. public defender, dies
• Sharpsburg man pleads, owes feds $108K in taxes, interest
• Charter students collect canned goods
• Palmetto Youth League has holiday celebration
• A white Christmas for Fayette, Coweta?
• Judge-public defender affair may win new trial for carjacker
• Fayette sheriff’s charity program helps 39 kids have merry Christmas
• Fayette tops in Georgia for life expectancy
• Police reports Dec. 14-20
• Teens graduate from Youth Challenge Academy
• Teaching 'The Nutcracker'
• School system and Fayette Holiday Helpers thank community for their generosity
• 'Extreme' fire kills PTC man
• Walmart Gives $2,000 to Peachtree City ASP
• Fayette Sheriff’s Department nabs $101K in metro Atlanta seized drug money
• Tyrone honors police officers
• Planners: car wash at PTC's entrance should be elsewhere
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• FCHS Band and Kohl’s Support Angel Tree Program
• University of West Georgia Students to Travel to Kagoshima, Japan in Exchange Program
• PTC goes Hollywood: ‘The Fred’ to appear in film
• School System and Fayette Holiday Helpers Thank Community for Generosity
• North Fayette Students Remember Soldiers at Christmas
• Coweta gets high ranking in statewide public health assessment
• An honor for Pearl Harbor survivors
• Coweta represented at U.S./Japan meeting
• School System and Fayette Holiday Helpers Thank Community for Generosity
• FCHS Band and Kohl’s Support Angel Tree Program
• Wright Honored for Service on Board of Education
• Buy One Map Ad, Get a Free Web or Directory Ad
• 8 arrested, 9 indicted for conspiring to distribute meth in D.C.
• Eight J C Booth Students Arrested for Alleged Gang Offenses
• PTC Police: 9 girl gang suspects were ‘beating in’ new members
• McIntosh High School Piano Player Selected for State’s Highest Honor
• F’ville planners approve Goodwill store across from Fayette Pavilion
• Kaiser Permanente micro-clinic approved for F’ville’s Banks Station
• Creek at the peak
• Remembering my friend Joan Neal
• Charity concert nets largest donation yet
• FCHS debate team has good start to season
• Police reports: Dec. 7-13, 2010
• Cafeteria Manager Wins Milk Cooler for School
• Teachers Make Employee Honor Roll
• High School Piano Player Selected for State’s Highest Honor
• Cafeteria Manager Wins Milk Cooler for School
• Young Adult Dinner and Conversation Holiday Gathering
• Rep Matt Ramsey, D.A. King to Speak on Immigration Reform Tuesday Night
• Opportunity for Green Technology Companies
• Fayette master gardeners contribute 88 percent of fresh produce to Atlanta food banks in 2010
• Payless Shoes and Holiday Helpers Grant Wishes of Angels
• Payless Shoes and Holiday Helpers grant wishes of angels
• Order ornaments for American Legion tree by Wednesday
• Braelinn's poetry recitation winners
• PTC church burglar linked also to Coweta break-ins
• Make that 29-0, and another trophy (gallery link)
• Gallery: Make that 29-0, and another trophy
• Ware's hit pops ball loose, clinches 2nd Creek title (gallery link)
• Gallery: Anatomy of a game-winning fumble
• Creek talks about his game-winning fumble recovery
• Back to back
• Gallery: First half of Sandy Creek title game
• Two Fayette County Residents Earn Master’s Degrees from Clayton State
• Sandy Creek Class AAA championship game live blog
• Gallery: Panthers supported at the Dome
• Not their night - Panthers lose state championship
• Starr's Milll down 10-0 at half; more to come
• Starr's Mill state championship live blog
• Fayetteville Police Arrest former Zaxby’s employee for 2007 Armed Robbery of Zaxby’s store.
• Fayetteville Cops Spread Christmas Cheer
• F’ville Police make arrest in ‘07 Zaxby’s armed robbery
• Attorney says bullies fabricated Whitewater gun threat
• Crowds bundle up for Newnan Christmas parade
• Waiting for Santa in Senoia
• 10 Coweta teachers receive “Bright Ideas” grants
• Charity Concert Nets Largest Donation Yet
• Let’s go bowling in PTC
• Retired teacher busted for 25 lbs. of pot, $30K in cash
• Check out The Citizen's title game previews for Panthers, Patriots
• Police reports Nov. 30-Dec.6
• 'Taunted' Whitewater High student charged for gun threats
• December 9 Holiday Band Concert Benefits CARE
• WordMaster Competitors of McIntosh Earn National Honors
• 3rd strike conviction results in life sentence for self-lawyered defendant
• Man, woman charged in Friday south Fayette home invasion
• Once-thriving Shannon Mall goes dark
• 2 for the titles! Starr’s Mill (4-A), Sandy Creek (3-A) play for two state championships
• Critical Mass in Marriage
• U.S. Attorney investigates possible tainting of Judge Camp’s cases
• Piedmont Newnan asks if hospital's name should change
• Fayette Superior Court Clerk Sheila Studdard honors prior superior court clerks
• Jobless rates drop again in Coweta, Newnan
• Teen struck crossing road in critical condition
• Patriots, Panthers win! State title bouts next weekend
• West PTC: get ready for some smoke
• Police: PTC church burglar caught
• Gun and knife show being considered for Kedron Fieldhouse
• Santa Run starts this weekend
• PTC cops top teens in annual trivia challenge
• 2 arrested for South Fayette home invasion
• December Prayer Calendar
• Today on You Tube
• New! Upload Video to Your Directory Page
• Piedmont Newnan asks if name should change
• Christmas comes to Senoia, Newnan this weekend
• Senoia soldier slain in Afghanistan
• Police: PTC church burglar caught
• Women’s Newsletter for December 2010
• Fayette County School-Level Teachers of the Year Announced
• Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Weekends December 4 - 19
• Fayette jobless rate rises back up to 8%
• PTC Council to Coweta businesses: ‘Don’t use city’s name’
• School level Teachers of the Year announced
• Tree is a Chart Topper at Noel November
• Guilty pleas in bank robbery, holdup of Walgreens, kidnapping of woman
• F’ville cops bust 5 store workers for underage alcohol sales
• New movie theater at Fischer Crossings to open mid-January
• Gas detector saves 4 lives
• Deputy dragged, thrown from vehicle after traffic stop; suspect shot
• Fayetteville Police Department: Christmas Parade Traffic Delay
• Leadership Fayette Group Visits the State Capitol
• PTC Rec employee fired for insubordination seeks reinstatement
• Blood donations sought, holidays lead to drop in participation
• PTC-manufactured product combats disease in Haiti
• Crabapple Elementary School welcomes local author
• Thank-You Letters Generate Unique Gift of Appreciation
• School Angels Need Your Help
• Silver Bells Are Ringing Again in Clayton and Fayette Counties
• Starr's Mill and Sandy Creek are semifinal bound
• Creek keeps a-truckin' with 41-0 win
• “Gift Your Library” Holiday Campaign
• Is flu on the rise in some Fayette schools?
• Fayette law officers caution holiday shoppers on crime perils
• F’ville Council eases sign rules to help merchants during holidays
• Honor Flight volunteers recognized for helping veterans
• Minter Elementary showcases first Thanksgiving
• Sandy Creek Patriots run for state quarterfinals
• Chamber Award Nominations
• Thank you letters generate unique gift of appreciation
• Police reports, Nov. 16-22
• 50 years of perfect flying earns PTC pilot place on prestigious list
• School angels need your help
• PTC police issue Internet 'money scam' alert
• McIntosh’s Lane named Georgia’s Assistant Principal of the Year
• It's that time of year for schools: Playing Pilgrims
• Tyrone's Sandy Creek High School honors one of its fallen heroes
• McIntosh High Academic Team makes ‘High Q’ history
• Fayette County Students Score Almost Perfect on Writing Test
• An RTS Grad, a MAS Grad, and a CTS Grad
• Panthers and Patriots move on in football playoffs
• Camp pleads guilty to drug and conversion charges
• Missouri woman charged with identity fraud
• Fayette Middle School Student Named First Down For Fitness MVP
• Coweta Charter Academy honors veterans
• Quesinberry speaks at PTC Vets Day event
• Coweta County Animal Control gets $125,000 donation
• Lane named Georgia’s Assistant Principal of the Year
• Chisum Named Athlete of the Year
• Senior Pastor Job Description
• PTC Police issue scam alert
• Kind of A Funny Story
• Norman named Georgia’s Outstanding Social Studies Teacher of the Year
• Norman Named Georgia’s Outstanding Social Studies Teacher of the Year
• Local businesses help our troops with Operation Sandbox Georgia
• Prudential buys out Home Source, ending real estate era
• Big Goodwill store to replace F’ville’s Linens-n-Things?
• Kaiser Permanente medical micro-clinic planned for F’ville’s Banks Station
• Peachtree City honors the service of veterans with ceremony on Nov. 13
• PTC’s Verlo Mattress Store: Tell your military family story for chance to win custom-fitted beds
• Fayetteville man, 18, charged in Oct. 11 traffic death
• Police reports Nov. 9-15
• Veterans honored at PTC's annual event at Falcon Field
• Build Something Great
• Local Veterans Honored at Dogwood Forest Assisted Living
• Nancy Lewis Wins LACE Award
• Lisa Williams Honored as a Woman of Worth by L’Oréal Paris
• McIntosh Makes High Q History
• BAH at Towne Club This Week!
• Flat Rock Middle hosts Veteran's Day event Wednesday
• Senoia’s ‘Idea House’ seen as good for local businesses
• PTC CERT wins state competition
• Local “Operation Sandbox Georgia” collects for America’s troops
• 4 Fayette nonprofit groups recognized through Wells Fargo's Days of Giving donations
• Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High School wins Cooperative Spirit Sportsmanship Award
• Pastors EJ Childs and Jamie Lambert Graduate
• Thanksgiving Baskets
• Whitewater upsets Northside
• Cancer Wellness Walk
• Veterans Get a Heroes Celebration at Spring Hill Elementary
• McIntosh Academic Team on High Q Sunday
• Ga. Supreme Court to hold session in restored Coweta courthouse
• Coweta school chief Bass to retire, Barker named new superintendent
• [Cancelled] Greening Your Business Seminar
• Partners in Ed: Rotary Presents Dictionaries
• TRC War Room
• Get Exposure – Advertise in Conduit
• TRC Reward Session #5
• Help Fest for Non-Profits
• “NetWeaving” at next B2B
• Trident PET of Fayette Launches OIC
• Fayetteville Christmas Parade
• Prayer Vigil for December
• Real Men Real Talk for November
• Veteran’s Day Program
• Fayette Chamber “Total Resource Campaign” a Success
• November Prayer Calendar
• After School Students Participate in Noel November
• SMHS Panthers High 5 Sports Team of the Week
• Watching A Beating
• TRC Volunteers Rewarded Again
• New store aims to satisfy community’s Apple needs
• Local man admits to interfering with postal investigation
• Schools Set to Honor Veterans on Veterans Day
• Bullying, Texting, School Expulsion on Agenda for Community Awareness Forum on November 11
• Haddix nuked as regional transportation representative
• F’ville police school residents on avoiding identity fraud
• F’ville pitches $8.65 million roundabout plan for Hwys. 85N/92/Hood Ave. to county
• Reynolds Development Group begins building Haddonstone
• Students Learn Healthy Eating Habits
• Hwy 92 south of Fayetteville closed due to crash
• PTC Veterans Day event Nov. 13: 'Forgotten War'
• Tyrone's Sandy Creek High School wins Cooperative Spirit Sportsmanship Award
• City of Fayetteville Participating in Mayor’s Christmas Motorcade
• Students Draw Posters Promoting After School Program
• Panthers, Patriots and Wildcats are playoff bound
• F'ville library 'flasher' arrested
• PTC police hosting Facebook, online safety seminar
• McIntosh play wins region, going to state
• Fayetteville Police arrest parolee for rape and incest
• Teachers Bright Ideas Earn Grant Money from Fayette-Coweta EMC
• Newnan cancer hospital on hold
• Coweta teacher keeps job after felony charge is downgraded
• Coweta man arrested for incest, rape of relative visiting F’ville
• Sharpsburg man struck by vehicle, dies
• Tricky treat
• Characters abound at Senioa Charter Academy
• Starship opens at Thomas Crossroads
• Feds: Fayette drug agents helped take down Mexican cell
• Sharpsburg man struck by vehicle, dies
• Seniors hear “the other side” of the Medicare story
• Thieves make off with business AC units
• Jobless rate dips in PTC to 7.4%; Fayette at 8% as hiring increases
• McIntosh, Whitewater top Fayette graduation rates
• Whitewater band wins second Grand Championship
• Police reports, Oct. 26-Nov. 1
• Holiday Village Promotes Fayette Merchants
• Girl life-flighted after PTC golf cart accident
• Ike is the “Star” of Starr’s Mill
• Local Legislator Honored for Keeping Teen Drivers Safe
• D.A. King to speak to Republicans about illegal immigration
• Quilters at Fayette Montessori's Pioneer Day
• PTC may go back to big box limits; 1 goal would be protection of smaller stores
• Photo gallery: PTC Halloween roadblock
• Graduation Rate at Top of Metro Atlanta School Systems
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Named to Quality Honor Roll
• Clayton State Instructor/Economist/Author Mark Rogers to Speak at Peachtree City Library, November 6
• Police reports, Oct. 19-25, 2010
• Fayette Chief Magistrate Floyd dies
• Economic forecaster and author at PTC Library Nov. 6
• Fayette cops to crack down on DUI for Halloween
• Sept. jobless rate: down in Coweta, up in Newnan
• Senoia Police to hold open house for kids/adults Saturday
• Oktoberfest Planned at Life Enrichment Center October 25
• Medical crews honored for work with injured athlete
• Fayette County School System Participates in Shoebox Project
• Armed gunmen rob delivery truck in F’ville Thursday
• Sara Harp Minter Students Study Early Exploration
• Fayetteville gets in Halloween spirit
• Fayette Schools and United Way Help Set a New World Record
• Spirit of McIntosh wraps up 2010 with competition at Newnan High School
• DECA Officers Elected at Whitewater High
• Heritage resident Fran Kolts celebrates 104th birthday
• 3rd Annual Hope Tea and Candlelight Service Honoring Breast Cancer Survivors to be Held at the Wyndham Peachtree Conference Center
• Letter campaign underway for BSC light
• Fayette County Moves Up in Ranking of Tech-Savvy School Boards
• PTC cops arrest Newnan man for identity fraud, ATM thefts
• Sandy Creek One of Top High Schools in State for College Football
• Mercy wins OT thriller, Panthers and Patriots still unbeaten
• Dr. Nobbie to Speak in Fayette Nov 16
• 10th Annual Harvest Yard Sale & 3rd Annual Holiday Bazaar
• Peachtree City's The Fred hosts Jack O'Lantern Contest, Halloween Event
• Africa Inland Mission U.S. Headquarters to Move to Peachtree City Pending Sale of Current Headquarters
• Missions group relocating to PTC
• Miss Renee’s Candy
• Burn Headlights to Support After School Programs Oct. 21
• Starr’s Mill High says: ‘Run and Tell That!’
• Coweta, Fayette families flock to EMC’s 63rd Annual Member Celebration
• HOT DONUTS Info
• More wins for Creek, Mercy and Whitewater
• Maternity Center at Piedmont Fayette Hospital Offers Classes for Expecting Parents
• Piedmont Strongly Supports the Proposed State Amendment 2 on November 2nd
• Expect some heavy traffic, road closings for PTC Classic tomorrow
• Starr's Mill JV player recovering from injury
• Expansion section to PTC Dog Park now open
• Peachtree City advises caution when charging golf carts
• A lesson in character
• Senoia DDA to hold D-1 BoE forum
• Coweta Chamber to hold candidates forum
• F'ville woman arrested for identity fraud
• Blue Jeans Net Donation to FACTOR
• 2010 Fayette County Cross Country Championships
• Piedmont Physicians Group opens Grantsville office
• Husband-wife pediatricians locate in Newnan
• Talent show at Whitewater featured diverse performers
• HOT DONUTS October 2010
• Volunteers Needed at Gracie's Closet
• Sandy Creek SkillsUSA Members Win Awards at National Fair
• Bullying, texting, school expulsion on agenda for community awareness forum
• Crabapple kids and cotton candy
• DECA leaders get certified, earn statesman award
• Sandy Creek SkillsUSA members win awards at national fair
• Police reports Oct. 5-11
• A different way for teens to party: Starr’s Mill senior takes ‘dry’ stand
• Fayette schools' enrollment keeps heading down
• Local supporters push sales tax for arts
• F’ville Police to hold fraud prevention seminar
• Multiple drug arrests across Fayette
• Brooks Proclamation of Constitution Week to Local DAR
• Don’t Miss Out on a Free Pizza and Oil Change to Help Fayette’s Teachers
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Cancer Center Names New Director Of Oncology
• Number of Fayette County AP Scholars Top National Average
• Whitewater and Fayette County high bands at halftime
• Local man killed in S. Fayette collision
• PTC cops take on game warden duties; will write fishing license citations
• Tyrone police work with public on speeding concerns
• Fayetteville girl loses battle with neuroblastoma
• FUMC Preschool Rings in the 223rd Anniversary of the Constitution with DAR
• The Avenue Helps CARE Provide After School Program Scholarships
• Rotary Club Donates Dictionaries to Third Graders
• Aviation buffs of all ages crowd into Peachtree City's Great Georgia Airshow
• Several teams get key sub-region football wins
• 37-office Executive Suites at Aberdeen Corners opens in PTC
• A Flush Worth $500
• McIntosh enjoys homecoming parade
• Sara Harp Minter raises money for Relay for Life
• Math games at Coweta Charter Academy
• Seymour sues Coweta commissioners over Fischer Crossings issue
• Rene Christensen Library now open at Cancer Wellness at Piedmont Fayette Hospital
• Fayette Youth Protection Homes Names New Board President
• Sara Harp Minter Elementary Raises Money for Relay of Life
• Winter Residents Flock to Peachtree City Early This Year
• Piedmont Newnan Hospital earns continued accreditation
• Senoia Farmer's Market resumes Oct. 9.
• A walk to remember
• PTC's TDK honored for conservation efforts
• Marketing Teacher Elected to State and National Posts
• County schools support Power Parade
• Local student wins annual Plains Postcard Contest
• Volunteers raise the roof (and walls)
• Coweta County runs sewer from Newnan to PTC, enabling big growth
• Burglars hit F’ville storage facility — 19 different units at one time
• F’ville Council expected to come to the rescue of Chuck E. Cheese
• Whitewater Teachers Win Makeovers from The Avenue Peachtree City
• Newnan federal Judge Jack Camp arrested for buying drugs from stripper
• Newnan federal Judge Jack Camp arrested for buying drugs, sex from stripper
• Fayette Middle Student Wins Annual Plains Postcard Contest
• Fire damages home in east Fayette Co.
• Atlanta Christian College tops 1,000 students for first time
• Atlanta Christian College tops 1,000 students for first time
• Raising the roof — and walls and other stuff — for Fayette's Pregnancy Resource Cen
• Unemployment inches higher in Coweta, Newnan
• All 31 Coweta schools to get another 5-year accreditation
• PTC Police urge caution to avoid deer collisions
• Patriots and Panthers only Fayette teams still unbeaten
• Man arrested for showing self at Starbucks
• Semifinalists in National Achievement Scholarship Program More than Triple in Fayette County
• PTC company to show off solar power system
• Outdoor burning OK, but caution urged
• Life saver
• October Prayer Calendar
• Oldies cruisin' in Senoia
• Piedmont Newnan Hospital earns 'Gold Seal' award
• Fischer Crossings: next up - football fields, daycare
• Winners again
• BOE Candidate Sam Tolbert to Speak to Fayette Republicans Oct 2nd
• 3 burglars crash after chase in F'ville, arrested after brief manhunt
• The Problem with Having Power
• Police pack piles of old pills
• Temporary Sandy Creek Road Closure Oct 4 - 8
• Financial report receives highest honor
• Free Resume Booster class at county library for job seekers
• Delta Community Credit Union offers 'Switch Day' this Friday
• HOT DONUTS for October
• Real Men Real Talk for October
• PTC company sued by feds; Wilden Plastics charged with wage discrimination, retaliation
• Man gets 12 months for false name conviction
• Kedron students celebrate Constitution Week
• Panthers top Wildcats, McIntosh gets first win
• Everyone loves a parade
• PTC man speaks out on federal indictment
• Women’s Ministry 2010 Kickoff Fellowship
• Congregational Meeting
• Mentoring Program Annual Retreat
• HOT DONUTS for September
• Emerging artists at Shakerag
• PTC man arrested in rape of 15 year-old
• Man arrested for identity theft, another for statutory rape
• PTC has lowest violent crime rate in metro area
• Hospital gets OK for expanded neonatal services
• Builders hired for Newnan Cancer Hospital
• Homecoming parades Friday for McIntosh, Fayette County
• Federal grand jury indicts PTC man for bilking 90 investors out of $15.8 million
• Enjoy a Free Sub and Help a Teacher
• Fayette resident named head of Georgia Chamber
• Students flush with success at Chamber Expo’s Future Fayette 2030 Contest
• 2010 Chamber Community Expo heavily attended
• Lawmen host pill disposal events in PTC, Fayetteville
• Fayette’s AARP Chapter develops community service plan
• Outdoor burning OK starting Oct. 1
• FCHS has three qualify for state debate championship
• Hollywood movie makers move into our neighborhood
• F'ville police still seeking 2 robbers who fired at couple outside Walmart
• WWII vets make last Fayette-based Honor Flight
• Still more judge trouble in long-running divorce case
• Police reports Sept. 14-20
• Bike & Hike at Line Creek Nature Area
• Fayette County BOE Financial Report Receives Highest Honor
• Praying, Pledging and Ringing Bells for Our Nation's Constitution
• Students Flush with Success at Future Fayette 2030 Contest
• New Leash Law In Effect Now in Peachtree City
• A beautiful day in Tyrone for Founders Day
• Bobcats and Panthers are 4-0, Patriots and Wildcats also win
• New photo: F’ville police seeking 2 robbers who fired shots at Walmart; nobody hurt
• Kohl’s, ballfields up for grabs at Fischer Crossing
• Tyrone private school receives recognition
• PTC group hosts forum on strengthening neighborhoods
• Going for a ride at Tyrone's Founders Day
• Fresh Market to spark shopping center renovation
• Gallery-Honor Flight Fayette's last trip to Washington, D.C.
• F’ville police seeking 2 robbers who fired shots at their victims; nobody hurt
• Coweta Charter Academy holds grand opening
• Operation Pill Drop - Peachtree City and Fayetteville
• Check out the new Fayette Sheriff website!
• Historic Coweta County Courthouse opens this weekend
• Woman arrested for stealing prescription pad
• School looking for votes to secure needed laptops
• Police, deputies seek drop-offs of old, unwanted pills Sept. 25
• William Thomas Overby Day Memorial Service held
• A personal tribute at Patriot Day
• Youth and Young Adult Gospel Explosion 2010
• Nine Fayette County Semifinalists Named in Scholarship Program
• “Operation Pill Drop” in F’ville on Sept. 25
• Mentors Needed for Fountain of Hope Mentoring Program
• County to oppose fifth judge
• Police reports Sept. 7-13
• PTC out-fines all other jurisdictions
• For Fayette, Coweta residents, 9/11 a day to honor heroes
• An evening of prayer for police, firefighters at The Villages Amphitheater
• Jesus Feast culminates Saturday with worship in amphitheater
• McIntosh leads SAT pack, Starr's Mill right behind
• Fayette County SAT Performance in Top 25 Percent of State
• Real Men Real Talk for September
• Women’s Newsletter for September October 2010
• Youth Gospel Explosion
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Cancer Center Receives Large Gift
• Votes Needed to Help Two Fayette Teachers Win Makeovers
• Fayetteville Business Leaders Go "Behind Bars" for MDA
• Cancer Wellness at Piedmont Fayette Hospital Features Programs for Men
• Local Photographers Part of Nationally Recognized Photo Exhibition
• Friend's of the Fayette County Public Library Book Sale
• North Fayette United Methodist Church Flea and Craft Market
• Market Day in Downtown Fayetteville
• Former coach tops Chiefs
• Peachtree City Traffic Alert - Hwy 74 South Detour September 10 - 12
• Sheriff's investigators arrest 3
• Hwy. 74S detour starts Friday night
• Fayette County SAT Participation Increases, Scores Top State and Nation
• A different way to farm and to live
• 40 years and counting for the Powers Festival
• Fischer Crossing hearing comes with economic impact report
• Lafayette and Washington: The Friendship That Forged a New Country
• Brooks Elementary hosts Zumba event to raise money for Relay for Life
• Expo to be extra extraordinary this year
• Five common mistakes on college applications and how to avoid them
• Give teachers the information they need to help aid your student’s success
• GMC ranks twelfth in nation among community colleges
• Fayette’s slowed growth rate mirrors metro Atlanta
• Police reports - Aug. 31-Sept. 6, 2010
• ‘Cancer, I’m gonna beat you again in the blink of your evil eye’
• 9/11 in F'ville, PTC to be day of prayer, honor
• Detour this weekend in PTC on Hwy. 74 South
• FCHS Tigers Marching Band plays victory song
• County to file lawsuits in 4 cases of abandoned, deteriorating houses
• Zumba Fitness & Relay for Life - Dance for a Cure at Brooks Elementary September 10
• Constitution Week Proclaimed by Fayette County Commissioners
• Sandy Creek High School Receives Sportsmanship Award
• Blood drive Thursday in honor of Fayette public defender
• Prayer services in F’ville Sept. 11 and 18
• Celebrating the land for the new church... and Annual GreekFest to help build it!
• Good to be a cat
• Rockaway light opens
• DAPC upset over funding cut
• Pendleton to head CAP cadet leadership
• Coweta’s youth leaders sworn in for 2010-11
• Tea Party group forms in Senoia
• Construction continues on 9-story Piedmont Newnan Hospital
• Chamber Says Thank You 2010 Community Expo Sponsors
• September Prayer Calendar
• Deputies to take part in DUI crackdown
• 5 indicted in 2 drug trafficking cases
• Free “Love and Logic” seminar offered this fall in Tyrone
• Biz Café the latest new thing at upcoming Fayette County Chamber of Commerce Community EXPO
• It's the 'dog' days of August – not coyote days
• Unique high school for gifted kids gets scholarships
• PTC's Falcon Field to host 4th Annual 9-11 Patriot Day
• Chief Judge Edwards bows out of contention for appeals court
• F’ville plans veterans memorial at Patriot Park off Redwine Road
• Free Love and Logic Seminar Starts September 14
• Never Too Young or Too Old To Learn About the Constitution
• What I Learned about Mike in Haiti
• Marquis de Lafayette Day Proclaimed by County Commissioners
• 5 indicted for S. Fayette heavy equipment chop shop
• PTC woman arrested after stealing from clients
• CARE Presents Workshops for Parents and Educators
• Changing Roles: Caretakers/Caregivers
• Prayer Vigil for September
• High school football season opens in Fayette; Sandy Creek, Starr’s Mill among victors
• Time for 6th Annual GreekFest at St. Christopher Hellenic Orthodox Church, PTC
• Patriots, Panthers, Bobcats and Coweta teams are winners
• More locals found jobs in July
• College PROBE Fair at Sandy Creek Set for September 30
• Zoning Board of Appeals Public Hearing Cancelled
• Patriot Day/Freedom Walk to be held at Falcon Field on 9/11
• Calling all score reporters
• Tyrone police reports - August
• PTC offering emergency response course
• Former visitors center to be used for tennis events
• More locals found jobs in July
• PTC police on DUI lookout Labor Day weekend
• Haddix to represent Fayette for transportation wish list
• Sheriff's investigators arrest 4
• Another Award-Winning Year for Sandy Creek’s ROTC
• Jobless rates in Newnan and Coweta decrease in July
• Action of Faith Ministries opens GED program
• Palmetto house fire claims three lives
• Jobless rates in Newnan and Coweta decrease in July
• Hwy. 74 south closing postponed
• Rockaway - Holly Grove intersection set to open
• Senoia Idea House hits 12,000 visitors and counting
• Upcoming Chamber Expo Features Plenty of "Competitive" Opportunity!
• Enjoy free pizza, free oil change and other back-to-school savings
• Fewer Fayette students in classes this year than last
• Fayette County Sheriff Hannah and wife named in lawsuit
• OLM defenders converge for a quarterback sack
• Upcoming Chamber Expo features plenty of 'competitive' opportunity
• Church Directory
• Peachtree City Patriot Day & Freedom Walk Scheduled for September 11
• Fall Precept Classes
• Fayette County BOE Proclaims Sept 17-23 as Constitution Week
• Fayette is a Top Performer on ACT
• State office probing judge-attorney affair
• Four F'ville juvys charged in Aug. 14 burglary
• Two indicted for PTC auto break-ins
• Former Tyrone cop indicted for sex crimes
• Man indicted for pointing pellet gun
• Controversial bypass intersection: Protesters say, “Fix it or close it”
• Education Foundation Offers Sub Saver Card
• Honor Flight Fayette Presents Flag to Sheriff’s Department
• Protest planned at intersection where fatal accident occurred
• Chamber of Commerce President Boothby selected as officer for state association
• She's a pretty brave kid
• Fayette public defender Saia continues to recover
• PTC father and son arrested for operating meth lab
• Bank of North Georgia collects nearly three tons of peanut butter and jelly to benefit local food ba
• Family tradition
• Police reports, Aug. 10-16
• Who’s #1 on list of campus crimes in Fayette?
• For 1st time in 20 years, PTC has motorcycle cop on patrol
• Our Lady of Mercy HS celebrates 10 years
• Hwy. 74S to be re-routed for repairs
• New route approved for F’ville Xmas parade
• Fayetteville sees four burglaries in past week
• Enjoy Free Pizza, Free Oil Change and Other Back-to-School Savings
• American Legion Scholarship Winner
• Town Square Jewelers attenda national jewelry buying show
• PTC woman dies after crash on Hwy 54, Huiet Road
• Man caught after early morning robbery in Senoia
• HOT DONUTS for August
• Karate studio, shops OK'd for Lexington Circle
• Fayette Chamber Launches New Logo, Tagline, Website and Kicks Off “Total Resource Campaign&rdq
• Farewell to Arros
• N. Fayetteville power outage due to auto crash
• Woman seriously injured in Senoia collision Thursday morning
• National Math and Science Award Finalists Announced
• Fayette NAACP to hold Mighty Men of Valor conference
• Construction underway on Fischer Crossing theater
• Fairburn to get regional baseball/softball complex
• Straight from the farm
• Fischer Crossing retail under construction on Hwy. 34
• Parents Learn How to Plug Into Their Power at Workshop
• Sams, Crawford picked as new Superior Court judges
• BoE’s superintendent pick must work out 120-day notice at 5-school system
• Police Blotter — Aug. 3—9
• F’ville DQ hit by burglar Monday morning
• Fayette’s Students are Head of Class in Math I and II
• Gospel Concert and Silent Auction
• How parents can help their child handle the ups and downs of the middle school years
• Fire! Ready, Set!
• In this heat, 1-a-days are better than 2
• What’s in healthcare law that affects seniors? Find out Aug. 17
• Cancer Wellness Center now open at Piedmont Fayette Hospital
• PTC fees kill industry deal, 165 jobs
• Teachers Get Ready for the New Year
• 'Are you sure about this?'
• Big catch in Lake Peachtree
• Tyrone seeks nominees for “Hero of the Year”
• A Prayer from STL for some in the ATL
• Truck crash kills Fayette man
• Big hike in PTC traffic citations, warnings
• Nighttime closure to continue for Hwy. 85 south
• F’ville man arrested on theft charge
• Dog days of summer at PTC National Night Out
• UGA announces 2010 Charter Scholarship recipients
• Calling all filmmakers
• Newnan to host 7th annual Citizen Academy
• Fischer Crossing looks to add soccer fields and more retail
• At the movies
• Cancer hospital to break ground before year's end
• Farm to Table, Event Featuring Local Food and Chefs Benefits Land Conservation
• TNT arrests two on trafficking charges
• Fayette County Real Estate Agency Donates Book Bags, Back-to School Supplies
• Real estate agency donates book bags, back-to school supplies
• 2 teens attacked at Cobblestone Apartments in Fayetteville
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Cancer Center Receives American College of Surgeons Accreditation
• Fayette WWII vets to make final Honor Flight
• 40-day ‘Jesus Feast’ set to begin Aug. 10
• TNT arrests five on drug charges
• National Night Out tonight in Fayetteville, PTC
• Police reports, July 27-Aug. 2, 2010
• Live music highlighted fund-raiser for family in need
• Former Chief chases soccer dream
• Sheriff’s K-9 dog corrals 2 burglars, dies going after 3rd
• Fayette school start times, lunch prices change
• National Night Out Tuesday in Fayetteville
• 2 wanted in smash and grab burglary
• 2 arrested for S. Fayette burglary
• Sermon for July 18, 2010: A Child Like Faith
• Slain West Ga. student was longtime Fayette caregiver
• Metanoia Presentation
• Ice Cream Social
• Yard Sale
• August Prayer Calendar
• Braelinn renovation targets golf cart traffic
• PTC hosting anti-crime event Tuesday
• A little dab of this
• Real Men Real Talk for August
• There is a Fountain
• Haiti Trip
• Fountain of Hope Mentoring Program
• Extended unemployment benefits now being paid
• Pickin' on the Square
• A little dab ot this
• Newnan man lost in Wyoming river
• This is a sad one... Infant death, mother arrested in Fayetteville
• F’ville woman charged with murder of infant son
• DAR and SAR Ring Bells to Celebrate America's Freedom
• Tyrone "Back to School Bash" Saturday
• Woman hurt in PTC crash
• F’ville teaches middle schoolers in Junior Police Academy
• Spotlight turns to next 2 judges from 6 candidates
• Police arrests blotter
• 2 laundry workers get steamed as gun is pulled in workplace brawl
• More Fayette Students Taking AP Courses, Pass Rate Holds Steady
• PTC gas cart ban question goes to online survey
• Voting chief vows no more tabulation glitches in the future
• Sons, Daughters and Children of the American Revolution Showcased in Peachtree City July 3 Parade
• Local man honored by governor
• Marine Corps League adds 47th member
• Fayette County CRCT Scores Among Top in Georgia
• Newnan Deputy Police Chief and Coweta-Fayette EMC Employee Escort WWII Veterans to Washington
• Fayette County School FY2011 Budget Approved, No Cuts to Employees or Students
• Senoia Movie Night coming July 31
• Sandy Creek Students Nearly Sweep Writing Competition
• Fuller overcomes MSRA - joins Marines
• Sandy Creek Student Gets Trip to Washington with Winning Essay
• Commission approves Ruth Drive retail center
• Meet and Greet Karen Handel, Republican Candidate for Governor in Fayetteville July 15
• Newnan/Coweta jobless rate holding steady
• McIntosh Grad Among Latest Winners of National Merit Scholarships
• On the march
• Honor Flight Board Member Receives U.S. Flag
• Chamber Hosts Health Care Reform Briefing
• Senoia Farmers Market in full swing
• Charity Sale Benefits Fayette County After School Scholarship Program
• DAR Reminds Everyone to Fly the American Flag June 14
• Clues sought for 2 Peachtree City vehicle fires
• Fayette Softball and Volleyball League Registration
• PTC First Presbyterian VBS Registration Ends June 13
• Worley challenged annexation of 782 acres over traffic worries
• Fayette County School Bus Technician Top in State
• Preliminary Budget Approved, No Cuts to Employees or Students
• PTC looking into ban on gas golf carts
• PTCUMC Preschool Openings for 2010-2011 School Year
• Peachtree City Dragon Boat Races and International Festival slated for September 25
• Buying a bouquet
• Congrats! All Fayette County Schools Make AYP
• Downtown Fayetteville Walking Tours now Available
• Shopping in Senoia Farmers Market
• Fayette County Students Score High with End of Course Tests
• Cowboy Poetry a Summer Program at The Summit
• On the march
• National Night Out 2010 at Target Stores in Fayetteville and Peachtree City on August 3, 2010
• Chamber Gears Up for 2010 Expo
• Melvin Named Georgia Economics Teacher of the Year
• PTC Sees Rise in Number of 'Entering Auto' Offenses
• F’ville cops arrest 4 burglary suspects
• Let Freedom Ring July 4 in Fayetteville
• Prayer Vigil for August
• Lay Leaders Meeting
• Great Time at the Bowling Tournment!
• Women’s Newsletter for July August 2010
• July Prayer Calendar
• Wine Tasting Event Benefits New Cancer Center
• Sermon for June 13, 2010: Who is the Greatest?
• The Spotlight's on Peachtree Crossing Shopping Center!
• Sermon for July 4, 2010: The Cost of Heaven
• Chamber President - on Transportation Bill
• Buy This Book, Please.
• Chamber Offers Health Insurance Product that Saves Businesses Money
• March 2009 By The Way Newsletter
• Relay for Life 2010 - A Big Success!
• Young Poet One of 10 in US to Win Literary Honor
• Bike Ride Across Georgia - Exposure Opportunity for Chamber Members
• School System Partners with US Census
• Informational Meeting - Summer Intern Program
• Staples Makes Donation to CARE
• Legislative Updates
• Cancer Wellness at Piedmont Fayette Hospital Prescribes Humor
• Security Alert - Don't Become a Vishing Victim
• What's All The Buzz About the TRC?
• HOT DONUTS for July
• Friends and Family Day 2010
• Real Men Real Talk for July
• Congregational Meeting
• Live Free Summer 2010
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Offers Twice-Monthly Mammogram Saturdays
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Named to Quality Honor Roll
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Now Offers Interventional Cardiac Services
• Hit the Links and Help the Hospital Auxiliary
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital & The American Lung Association Offer Freedom From Smoking® Cessat
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Auxiliary Hosts Blood Drive
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Named One of the Nation’s 100 Top Hospitals®
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Brings Latest in Surgery Technology to Area
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital and Piedmont Newnan Hospital Waive Fitness and Wellness Center Initiation
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Engages Community in Support of Hospital
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Offers “Freedom from Smoking” Cessation Clinic Program
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Minor Emergency Care Center Temporarily Closed for Renovations
• Increase Healthcare Costs? Say NO!
• Maternity Center at Piedmont Fayette Hospital Offers Classes for Expecting Parents
• Cancer Wellness Presents “Get a Move On”“The Green Machine” Cooking Demonstr
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Auxiliary Hosts Blood Drive
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital and Piedmont Newnan Hospital Host Dessert and Discussion in Recognition of
• Dr. Nicole Sroka Hosting Open House at New Office Location
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Team Aids Haitian Relief Efforts
• Maternity Center at Piedmont Fayette Hospital Offers Classes for Expecting Parents
• Cancer Wellness at Piedmont Fayette Hospital Presents “Get a Move On”
• Sick Tax Update - RX for Medicaid Promote Healthy Public Policy
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Awarded Accreditation From American College of Radiology for High Practice
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Now Offers Interventional Cardiology Services
• Piedmont Fayette Hospital Team Aids Haitian Relief Efforts
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online
• PF Hospital Auxiliary Support Christian City Kids at Their Annual Luncheon
• Chancel Choir

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