Peachtree City

PTC taking ‘junk’ for spring cleanup

It’s spring cleanup time again in Peachtree City this weekend.

Unwanted junk may be dropped off Saturday and Sunday at the Peachtree City recycling center off Rockaway Road between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

Junk may include appliances (freon does not have to be removed), lawnmowers, bikes, furniture and other articles. No tires, paint, batteries or light bulbs will be accepted.

The city offers the service annually in collaboration with Keep American Beautiful and Keep Georgia Beautiful. For more information, call Public Works at 770-487-5183.

Residents feel at home at Heritage of Peachtree

Residents feel at home at Heritage of Peachtree

The big yellow building looks like a rambling, comfortable home! Located on Highway 54 West, just at the edge of Peachtree City, Heritage is nestled among beautiful shrubs and flowering trees. This beautiful one-level senior community is a calm oasis amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life in Fayette County.
Heritage of Peachtree is “the place to be.” You’ll instantly feel right at home. The beautifully decorated building provides a comfortable place for residents, family and friends to relax and take life easy. Read More»

Ask the Anytime Fitness Guy

By Seth Bobbitt
Anytime Fitness

Question: There are so many fat-burning products on the market—are they helpful or harmful? Read More»

Peachtree City Curves offers 30-day trial memberships

Thirty dollars doesn’t seem to go as far as it used to--maybe a tank of gas, a pair of jeans on sale, or a couple bags of groceries; but the staff at the Peachtree City Curves thinks you can change your life with $30 and they’re willing to prove it.  From now until May 30, 2010, new members can experience 30 days at the Peachtree City Curves for just $30! Read More»

'Touch a Truck' returns this Saturday

'Touch a Truck' returns this Saturday

Peachtree City will host Touch A Truck on Saturday, May 1 in the Recreation Administration parking lot located at 191 McIntosh Trail from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. This is the annual event where kids will be able to climb on big rigs, operate forklifts, turn on police sirens and learn about the equipment.

In honor of April being National Auto Safety Month our friends at Craig Automotive are teaming up with us. They will have representatives on site that will do a free inspection on your car. Safety is key. Read More»

Starr's Mill presents 'The Murder Room' this week

Starr's Mill presents 'The Murder Room' this week

The talented students in Starr’s Mill High School’s Drama Department are set to perform in Jack Sharkey’s ‘The Murder Room.’ Read More»

Cut 'Footloose' at McIntosh this weekend

The cast of "Footloose" rehearses one of the show's many catchy musical numbers.

Whatever the thermometer says this spring, it is going to be in the 80’s! At least that’s the case on stage this weekend at McIntosh High School, where the 1980’s pop musical Footloose cuts loose April 30 at 8 p.m. and May 1 at 2 and 7 p.m. The musical features such hit songs as Footloose, Holding Out For a Hero, Almost Paradise, and Let’s Hear It For The Boy! Don’t miss this great opportunity to enjoy a fun-filled evening. Read More»

Company makes pitch for senior apartments in Kedron area

A company wanting to build 110 age-restricted senior apartments off Newgate Road in north Peachtree City made its case before the city planning commission Monday night.

NorSouth Vice President Brendan Barr said the 5.6-acre tract was ideal because of its proximity to the adjacent Kedron Village shopping center and also nearby medical offices. Read More»

Carl Edward DeLaney, 53, of Peachtree City

Carl Edward DeLaney, 53, of Peachtree City, GA died April 25, 2010.

Mr. DeLaney was the owner/operator of a “Sir Speedy” Print Shop in Atlanta for over 10 years. He was most recently employed with Home Depot in Peachtree City. He was known for his great work ethic, enjoyment of conversations and dedication to Christ and his family. He was a loving husband, wonderful father and caring brother. Read More»

Jo Anne Holt of Peachtree City

Jo Anne Holt of Peachtree City died April 25, 2010.

Jo was born in Richfield, Kansas October 15, 1942, the third of four children of Ray and Frances Boekhaus.

She attended Southwestern College in Winfield, KS where she majored in music. When she was 13, Jo began playing the piano for her church, a ministry which she continued for 50 years. Read More»