Magistrate Judge Robert Stokely, left, adminsters the oath of office to Senoia Councilman Bobby Graham, center, and Maurice Glover at Monday night's City Council meeting.
Tyrone Mayor Eric Dial on Jan. 7 presented the annual “State of the Town” address at the Town Council meeting.
Senoia police are investigating a rash of entering auto incidents that have occurred in residential neighborhoods along Rockaway Road since late November.
The oath of office for Tyrone Planning Commission members was held Jan. 7. Sworn-in, from left, were new member Marlon Davis and past member Wil James. Photo/Submitted.
Fayette’s legislators detail their priorities for 2016
Neighborhoods may have their own dedicated officer
After a dozen years in Washington, D.C, U. S. Representative Lynn Westmoreland (GA-3) announced on Jan. 7 that he will not seek re-election in 2016.
It is evident that the NAACP complaint filed in federal court alleging that the election process in Fayette County is a “racist process” designed to elect only white candidates and deny black candi
Commission, school board urged to continue opposition to racially-drawn district voting lines; see
Family priorities outvote politics
Forget white Christmas.
Work on the dredging of Lake Peachtree continues to wind-down. With it comes the process of restoring Drake Field and a move by the city to add several amenities to the often-used venue.
A decision on golf cart fees for residents and non-residents of Peachtree City might be up for a City Council vote on Jan. 7.
