The Fayetteville Police Department has identified the suspect in the November 19 fatal Hit and Run accident. After an exhaustive police investigation, a person of interest was interviewed and later confessed to their involvement in ....
Likening it to a seeking a solution to a problem that doesn’t exist, the County Board of Commissioners voted against a proposal to ask the state legislature to allow communities to impose or remove fluoride ....
A development that drew some public outcry Nov. 7 at the Peachtree City Council meeting got another approval at the Nov. 11 Peachtree City Planning Commission meeting. The development, dubbed Laurel Brooke, is being developed ....
by Rob Grubbs The buzz around the 2019 Sandy Creek Patriots started soon after last season ended. Coach Brett Garvin’s team returned a solid nucleus with star power and a championship-quality intangible in the way ....
There’s nothing more local and community-oriented than Friday night football in the South, but the Nov. 8 rivalry game between McIntosh High and Whitewater High at Whitewater also came with another element: Crime. The Fayette ....
The Peachtree City Police arrested a suspect Nov. 13 wanted on a violent assault in Spalding County. Carlos Albert Morales was taken into custody off Cameron Trail after receiving information from a tip the suspect ....
McIntosh Cheer is back atop the mountain. The Chiefs capped off a dominating season on Saturday by claiming the fifth state championship in program history. Among the five titles, 2019 could be the sweetest. Two ....
A Sunday morning accident on Lake Horton claimed the life of a 62-year-old man. Stephen Noble of Valencia, Ca. drowned shortly after 11 a.m. Nov. 17 after the boat he was fishing in capsized, said ....
The skies were primed for rain Friday night, but the only downpour came on the scoreboard as the Starr’s Mill Panthers piled up the points in a 28-7 rout of the Harris County Tigers in ....
Could Senoia soon be a mecca for holiday visitors? The city took the first step during the Nov. 4 meeting when the City Council approved just over $14,000 in additional lighting for this year’s festivities. ....