The McIntosh Chiefs will hope to complete a perfect season tomorrow with a state championship. The Chiefs, ranked number one in the state and two in the nation in a national soccer coaches poll, will host county rivals, the Whitewater Wildcats, at noon. Pictured are Cameron Black and Bilal Duckett going up for a ball earlier in this year’s state playoff chase. For more on the AAAA state championship boys and girls soccer games, see the story on Page C1. Photo Ian Davis.

PTC wants 2 lanes, not 4 on Line Creek bridge

The Georgia Regional Transportation Authority is asking a Fulton County judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Peachtree City challenging GRTA’s requirement for a four-lane bridge across Line Creek for the TDK extension into unincorporated Coweta County.

A woman who shot and killed her ex-husband in the parking lot of the NCR plant in Peachtree City Oct. 26 will go on trial for murder Monday.

Police said April Dawn Ulrich, 46, killed Eric Paul Ulrich by shooting him with a handgun concealed by a bag after she called him to meet her in the parking lot.

No one was injured when a mobile home was destroyed by fire Wednesday afternoon at the Shiloh Mobile Home Park just outside of the Peachtree City limits off Ga. Highway 54 east.

To keep up with Peachtree City’s annual street paving program, the Peachtree City Water and Sewer Authority has entered a contract to make sure the manholes don’t remain paved over.

City also adds cardboard recycling to offerings at center

Peachtree City residents now have a free, “green” option when deciding how to dispose of electronics.

Hands-on experience features large vehicles

Kids will get up close and personal with big vehicles at Peachtree City’s annual Touch A Truck event, located in the Shakerag parking lot Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Coweta County Board of Education approved two new principal and two new assistant principals for the 2007-08 school year, at their May 8 meeting.

Tickets are still available for one of the must-attend events of the spring social season on the southside.

The Senoia Area Historical Society is hosting its annual Progressive Dinner May 18-19. Guests will be served a five-course dinner, with each course served in one of the town’s historic homes. But this year, residents will also get to tour the city’s claim to Hollywood fame, RiverWood Movie Studios. Check-in begins at the studio at 6;30 p.m. The studio is located at 600 Chestlehurst Road.

It has been about a year since Tinseltown Theaters had a problem with rodents. Those days are back, with a four year-old moviegoer recently producing a dead mouse from under his seat, much to the dismay of his family.

A woman who shot and killed her ex-husband in the parking lot of the NCR plant in Peachtree City Oct. 26 will go on trial for murder Monday.

Police said April Dawn Ulrich, 46, killed Eric Paul Ulrich by shooting him with a handgun concealed by a bag after she called him to meet her in the parking lot.

Fayette County Commission Executive Assistant Carol Chandler confirmed Thursday morning that a controversial ordinance outlawing gun possession in the county's parks had been pulled from the County Commission agenda.

By Saturday evening, two local schools will add their 2007 varsity soccer teams to the GHSA record books as this year’s AAAA state champion.

Nashville-based RPM Transportation Consultants held the first of several public meetings Wednesday to begin soliciting input to be included in Union City’s South Fulton Parkway Corridor Study.

No one was injured when a mobile home was destroyed by fire Wednesday afternoon at the Shiloh Mobile Home Park just outside of the Peachtree City limits off Ga. Highway 54 east.

The cause of the fire is not yet known but it is being investigated by the Fayette County Fire Marshal, according to Lt. Scott Roberts of the Fayette County Department of Public Safety.

South Fulton Municipal Regional Water & Sewer Authority May 8 edged closer to a decision on whether to refinance the current $42 million bond to secure an additional $13 million needed to build a proposed reservoir and lay water lines that will serve Palmetto, Fairburn and Union City.

The Georgia Department of Transportation is advising motorists traveling through Coweta County on Interstate 85 south bound the outside lane will be closed May 10 through May 12.

Soccer fans are guaranteed of a 2007 champion coming from the Southern Crescent.

The Whitewater varsity girls soccer team defeated McIntosh 1-0 on Tuesday night with a goal from freshman Erin Emerson and Starr's Mill upset Marist, the number one team in AAAA, 3-2, bringing the state championship game to Whitewater on Friday night. Katrina Frost scored two goals fo the Lady Panthers, while Brittany Schwanitz added one.

Freshman Erin Emerson (24) scored two goals for the Whitewater Lady Wildcats in their 4-2 win over Lakeside-DeKalb last Friday.

Many proponents of the West Village annexation approved by split votes of the Peachtree City Council last week had one major item on their mind: the extension of MacDuff Parkway.

Slingshots and otherwise legally permitted firearms could soon be banned as illegal in solidly Republican Fayette County’s parks.

State officials have further restricted outdoor watering in light of the current drought.

Now residents and businesses with odd-numbered addresses can water only on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from 12 midnight to 10 a.m. Even-numbered residences can water only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, also between midnight and 10 a.m.

Fayette County, and Delta Airlines, came through in a big way this year raising funds for the American Cancer Society in the 2007 Relay For Life this past weekend.

A 17-year-old Tyrone man was charged with weapons offenses and making terroristic threats after altercations May 4 and 5 at a friend’s house in Fayetteville.

This Friday afternoon, The Citizen Newspapers will launch a video wrap-up of the week’s news and a look ahead at the big issues and events in the area.

An indoor concert entitled UNLEASH THE BUBBLE is set for Friday May 11th at 7:30pm. at "The Bubble," formerly called Glenloch Recreation Center 601 Stevens Entry in Peachtree City.

An indoor concert entitled UNLEASH THE BUBBLE is set for Friday May 11th at 7:30pm. at "The Bubble," formerly called Glenloch Recreation Center 601 Stevens Entry in Peachtree City.

This concert features Between The Trees, one of Pure Volumes hottest bands, and currently has the #1 most played song on Pure Volume in the nation, with over 281,000 plays on Pure Volume, and an average of 2,000 plays a day.