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No surprises here: Part 1
Why is anyone surprised that the Southeastern Football Conference is the fiercest in the land? How could one be surprised…
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Doctors, pharmacists seek to block Medicaid merger
Georgia makes few apologies about being a “business friendly” state. In fact, it promotes the concept as the “number one…
Fayette to near 150,000 in population by 2050
A new growth projection for population has Fayette County growing by nearly 33 percent in the the next 30 years. The newest study from the Atlanta Regional Commission has the county adding just over 36,000 people in
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F’ville council candidates share platforms at forum
As November 5 grows ever closer, local political groups teamed up to help City of Fayetteville voters get to know the candidates in this year’s municipal elections. On Oct. 7, the Fayette County Branch of the NAACP,
Cooper acquired by global giant
One of Peachtree City’s largest companies is being acquired by a global leader. Signify, the world leader in lighting, announced Oct 16 that it has entered into a definitive agreement with Eaton to acquire Cooper Lighting Solutions
No Surprises Here: Part Six
Why is anyone surprised that the Southeastern Football Conference is the fiercest in the land? How could one be surprised that they (we) are the most powerful conference in all of conferences if not only by our
Air show plane crash lands in Brooks field
The serenity of an early fall afternoon was shattered when a plane did an emergency landing in a field in Brooks Sunday, near Grant Road. The plane was part of the Canadian Forces Snowbirds that was performing
McIntosh, Sandy Creek win region volleyball titles
McIntosh’s road to a
McIntosh rallies late to beat old rival Fayette County 21-20
McIntosh preaches a never-quit attitude, and it paid off Friday night, as the Chiefs rallied from an 11-point second half deficit to beat the Fayette County Tigers on the road, 21-20. “We had a great week of
Patriots punish Panthers 45-14 in key region battle
By: Raynard Churchwell Friday night, the Sandy Creek Patriots showed again why they are a top title contender, as they defeated the Chapel Hill Panthers 45-24. The win keeps the Patriots’ undefeated streak alive as they are