Talking Southern No. 89 : Parts to Spare?
Your compiler had a great-uncle he never knew, but dearly wishes he had. His name was Hugh Henderson and he lived in Brooks his entire life, which was from late […]
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Let Them Have The Win
“Let other people have the win.” I keep coming back to that thought because, if I’m honest, it touches more parts of my life right now than I expected. On […]
Sara Skelton Simmons, 79
Mrs. Sara Skelton Simmons, age 79, of Fayetteville, GA, passed away peacefully on Monday, August 17, 2026, surrounded by her family who loved her so much. Mrs. Simmons was born […]
Grace Church of Fayetteville is pleased to announce the installation of its new Lead Pastor, Eric Flintoff
A graduate of Columbia International University and Moody Bible Institute, Eric has served in a variety of ministry roles in both the United States and Senegal in Africa. Most recently, […]
Why Dr. Christine Son Chose Private Practice — And Why Her Patients Benefit
When Dr. Christine Son completed 15 years of education and medical training, she faced the same decision many new oncologists face: pursue an academic career, or join a community-based private […]
Business of the Week: Hummingbird Wine Bar & Market Builds Fayetteville’s Living Room
When Rashad and Patrice Armstrong took over Hummingbird Wine Bar & Market this summer, they were not looking to erase what was already there. The Fayetteville couple officially took ownership […]
M.T. Allen Memorial Library: A Fitting Tribute for a Grand Lady
It’s an interesting and exciting time to live in Peachtree City. The city is still young as far as municipalities go, but we now have enough history (67 years) to see a legacy start to take shape in the rearview mirror. You’re seeing the results of that […]
Senoia Police Trail Leads to Fayetteville Man in Sexual Assault Case
A woman walking through downtown Senoia was grabbed from behind and sexually assaulted in a dark stretch of Travis Street. She never saw her attacker’s face. Less than three days […]
Summit Family YMCA Plans Free Vibrant Living Expo for Adults 55+
The Summit Family YMCA in Newnan will host a free Vibrant Living Expo for adults 55 and older, their families, and caregivers on Thursday, August 27, from 11 a.m. to […]
Why The Citizen Stands With Our Nonprofits — All of Them
Since taking over The Citizen, I have had a simple goal when it comes to our local nonprofits: I want us to partner with every one we reasonably can. Not just […]