by Lynn Horton Seventeen years ago, Gail Downs opened the doors to one of Senoia’s most visited and most loved shops—Gail’s Antiques. Half the population of the Tri-County area has crossed the threshold, and over the years thousands have purchased some large or small item which made their hearts happy, often a sweet reminder of…
by Lynn Horton This past week many have been following a fast-paced story out of Senoia. It is the story of a beautiful old clock that stands on the corner of Main and Seavy Streets and has had those who follow social media entranced for days now. The stately timepiece has garnered much attention and…
A Senoia woman died in a head-on vehicle collision in Fayetteville Sunday. Catherine Siegel, 45, passed away after her black Lincoln Aviator traveling northbound on Hwy. 85 near Royal Ridge Way crossed the center line and struck a gray Chevrolet Silverado. The two drivers were the only ones involved in the accident. The first units…
For Niko Goodrum, the hopeful road to the Major Leagues runs through Venezuela. Goodrum, a Fayette County High School graduate, was drafted in the second round of the 2010 MLB Draft by the Minnesota Twins. He’s worked his way up through five teams in the Twins organization with invites to Spring Training, but he’s still…
Country music radio station 92.5 “The Bear” FM is cooking up plans to become the new kid on Fayetteville’s Old Courthouse Square, and the city just sweetened the pot by promising to spend $40,000 on advertising and promotions with the station over four years if it moves from Senoia to Fayetteville. According to the…
An interstate crime spree has reportedly come to an end for three men who included stops in Senoia, unincorporated Coweta County, Peachtree City and unincorporated Fayette County in their journey to the jailhouse. Fayette County Sheriff’s deputies and Senoia Police were alerted on Feb. 10 to a combined five cases of burglary, including the Woolsey…
