Articles of 7-8-2010

PTC Council to host final budget workshop

by Trey Alverson

Staring at a dire five-year budget outlook, Peachtree City's city council will host a workshop tonight to try to narrow down exactly how much of an increase its residents will see on their 2011 property tax bills.

Learnard's take on PTC's budget

by Kim Learnard

Since the first of June, your Peachtree City Council has spent an unprecedented amount of time hammering out a budget for the coming years.

Local camp serves special needs kids

by Adrienne Leon

Fayette County parents have just a few more days to sign up their children for Camp Hollywood.

Chapman campaigns in Fayette Co.

by Lauren Choisnet

Georgia gubernatorial hopeful Jeff Chapman spoke to Fayette residents at a meet-and-greet in Peachtree City this week, touting his grassroots campaign centered on ethics reform.

Fayette celebrates the 4th

City councilwoman Kim Learnard called Saturday's festivities the "best July 4th celebration Peachtree City has ever enjoyed," and it is hard to argue with her.

Studdard: Obama acts quick when he wants to

by James Studdard

It took Barack Obama 57 days to put a way his golf clubs, tennis racket and basketball and finally mosey on down to the Gulf to pay a little lip service to Louisiana's governor, Bobby Jindal.

Holt: Watch out for Karyn Williams, one of God's anointed

by Mary Jane Holt

There are people in our lives who point us, push us, direct us, even drive us toward God.

D.A.'s Corner: Victims should be as involved as they want

by Scott Ballard

Everybody who watches TV knows the rights criminals have.

Fayette runs the Peachtree...

by Trey Alverson

America observed Independence Day Sunday and for a sizable chunk of local residents, that celebration meant three things: barbecue, fireworks and the Peachtree Road Race.