Whitewater High students have been preparing for months for the spring production, “Peter Pan,” which opens Thursday, April 26, and continues through Sunday, April 29. Under the direction of Susan Simich, the cast and crew of over 60 students will present a mix of the traditional and new.  The excitement is evident in rehearsals. 

“Peter Pan” is a story that touches people of all ages which makes it even more thrilling for the drama department to be able to present this classic tale. Read More»

Members of the Peachtree City Garden Club take a break from a work day at The Bridge Community Center on Willowbend Road. The club is sprucing up the grounds and adding native azaleas and bulbs for more color. The garden club wants to show its appreciation to The Bridge for hosting the garden club’s monthly meetings throughout the year. Helping out are (L-R) Jo-Ann Wright, Chuck Wright, Al Baird, Shirley Frady, Kathy Savage, Linda Ellis, Joyce Spindler and Ina Sule) Not pictured: Marcia Hendershot, Bonnie Helander and Lyndsey Slough. Photo/Special.

The Citizen Newspapers presents the Spring/Summer 2012 FAQFinder. Click here to access the digital edition.

FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Questions and the goal of this publication is to be the place to go to find those answers and to point your in the right direction for finding more information about the things you need to know. Read More»

In World War II, Dennis Baker was a bombardier on a B-17, helping attack specific Axis targets in occupied Europe.

But on Sunday Baker, 93, was cutting a rug with three young ladies posing as The Andrews Sisters who invited him to the stage during their show at the annual World War II Heritage Days in Peachtree City.

They made sure to make Baker feel welcome, as he got pecks on the cheek from the gals as they danced to “Celebration” by Kool and the Gang. Read More»