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PTC to hear pitch for senior apartmentsA company wanting to build an age-restricted apartment complex in Peachtree City will make a pitch to the City Council Tuesday night in a workshop meeting. Fire damages PTC home; no one hurtA fire significantly damaged a home on Gelding Garth in Peachtree City this afternoon. When firefighters arrived at 100 Gelding Garth, flames were visible from the rear of the home. The fire was deemed under control in about half an hour with about 20 firefighters responding to the scene, officials said. PTC tourism director resignsThe executive director of the Peachtree City Tourism Association has resigned, the association announced Friday morning. Police: foul play not suspected in death of UGA studentAt this point, there have been no indications that foul play is involved with the Sunday death of a University of Georgia student at his mother’s Peachtree City home, police said Friday morning. Kroger declines to renew lease at vacant 'baby Kroger'The Kroger Company has officially declined to renew its lease for the vacant "baby Kroger" store at the Peachtree Crossing shopping center. PTC police probe death of studentCORRECTED story Peachtree City police are investigating the death of a University of Georgia student who was found unresponsive early Sunday morning at a residence in the Bradford Estates subdivision. Fayette Tea Party group widens its umbrella to all of south metroIt has been nearly a year since a small group of people from Peachtree City determined that they would take a stand for their values, their families and their country. That stand led to the formation of the Southern Crescent Tea Party Patriots. 3 juveniles in PTC among 16 drug arrests in 9 investigationsUndercover drug agents have arrested 16 people this month — including three juveniles at a Peachtree City home — in conjunction with nine investigations into illegal drug activity. Firefighters rescue 3 dogs trapped in housePeachtree City firefighters rescued three dogs from a house fire that occurred early Monday morning during a heavy electrical storm. PTC investigating death of UGA studentPeachtree City police are investigating the death of a University of Georgia student who was found unresponsive early Sunday morning at a residence in the Bradford Estates subdivision. PTC firemen save 3 dogs from blazePeachtree City firefighters rescued three dogs from a house fire that occurred early this morning during a heavy electrical storm. PTC’s finest ... and free-estVolunteer cops sworn in; each paid own way through academy Peachtree City’s police force has two new cops on the street at a deep discount. Residents Phil Jones and Eric Semon were sworn in Thursday as the city’s first reserve police officers. Both have graduated from police academy, taking classes at night ... and at their own cost. Imker bid to halt project failsCouncilman wants SPLOST funds to balance budget A bid to halt the design of the widening of the Lake Peachtree cart path bridge fell flat Thursday night. Tree fee talk tabled to retreatSome on PTC council want it added to budget talks A proposal to institute a new $25 fee for tree removal permits in Peachtree City has been postponed yet again. 2 arrested for entering autosPeachtree City police arrested two suspects Tuesday afternoon in connection with three entering auto cases. The suspects were caught thanks to a witness description of the getaway vehicle as it left the Mellow Mushroom restaurant, police said. The suspects were apprehended at the Chick-fil-A in the Kedron Village shopping center, police said. Senior apartments on backburnerThe Peachtree City Council Thursday postponed a request to lift the city’s multi-family housing moratorium to consider rezoning a 4.8 acre site off Ga. Highway 54 East for a senior apartment complex. PTC sinks cell tower varianceA request for a variance to allow a 165-foot cellphone tower in the industrial park off Dividend Drive and Kelly Drive was denied by the Peachtree City Council Thursday night. Local project raising food and water for HaitiEagle Scout projects can take many forms. For Starr’s Mill High School senior JohnMark Conklin, the idea of collecting staple foods and water for earthquake victims in Haiti was just the thing to do. JohnMark is partnering with New Hope Church South and with Tyrone-based Operation Mobilization to collect rice, beans and water and to have it shipped to the Caribbean island. Apartments for seniors sought for east PTCAn Atlanta company is asking Peachtree City to lift its moratorium on multi-family rezoning to make way for a 4.8-acre senior rental complex in the Lexington Circle retail center off Ga. Highway 54 East. PTC wants Google high speed Internet trialCitizens asked to nominate city, county for trial Peachtree City officials are hoping to attract the attention of technology giant Google, which is seeking test sites for a super high-speed Internet network. Senior apartments proposed for east PTCHeight variance for cell tower in industrial park also on agenda Thursday night An Atlanta company is asking Peachtree City to lift its moratorium on multi-family rezoning to make way for a 4.8-acre senior rental complex in the Lexington Circle retail center off Ga. Highway 54 East. Club to operate mountain bike course in PTCA new cycling club in Peachtree City will be creating a mountain biking course on undeveloped land adjacent to the city’s Baseball Soccer Complex on Ga. Highway 74 south. PTC may charge $25 for tree permitsThe Peachtree City Council is considering adding a $25 fee for all tree removal permits. Currently there is no charge for the permit, though each one requires an on-site visit by a city employee to evaluate the request, City Planner David Rast told council last week. Amphitheater cuts rental price for school groupsSchool groups who wish to use the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater for performances or fund-raising events will be getting quite a deal. Trysts lead to PTC teen's arrestPolice: victim was 15, leading to statutory rape charge A Peachtree City teen has been charged with statutory rape for having sex “over a period of time” with a 15-year-old girl, police said. PTC path closed due to sinkholePath #339, which runs between Weatherstone Way in Pleasance Grove and Chadwick Drive in Waterford Green has been closed until further notice due to a pipe failure. As Fresh Market says no, Baby Kroger’s future uncertainAs the former “Baby Kroger” store in the Peachtree Crossings shopping center has remained dark for nearly a year, a deadline is approaching that could impact the immediate future of the 33,000-square-foot space. Rep. Ramsey introduces test tampering bill after scandalsRep. Matt Ramsey of Peachtree City has introduced two bills to criminally penalize educators who tamper with standardized tests, Gov. Sonny Perdue’s office announced Monday. Thirst for beer nets burglary charge for 2 PTC teensPeachtree City police Saturday arrested two teenagers for stealing beer from a garage refrigerator in the Kedron Village area. Students eye changes for village centersMore greenspace, better cart access among concepts reviewed A new group of architecture students from Georgia Tech who are plotting the potential future of Peachtree City’s village retail centers got invaluable feedback during a strategy session Wednesday afternoon. |
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