The Citizen pulled over 150 photos from its archives to create a slideshow of all the highlights from the 2006-07 high school sports season.

(Click HERE to view our photo gallery of the Senoia Memorial Day ceremony) The quaint east Coweta town of Senoia was alive and kicking Monday as residents and visitors turned out in force for the annual Memorial Day festivities.

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From the showstopping to the heart-tugging, the inaugural graduation ceremony for Whitewater High School had something for everyone.

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A large crowd attended Peachtree City’s annual Memorial Day observance Monday morning to honor those who have given their lives in service to United States.

The city of Fayetteville held a traditional Memorial Day ceremony at the Fayetteville city ceremony. Guest speakers discussed the valor of not only local veterans and soldiers but the courage and bravery of U.S. soldiers serving around the world.

The Memorial Day commemoration Monday in Fairburn was set with a backdrop that featured the Old Campbell County Courthouse, more than 200 in attendance and countless American flags waving in the spring breeze.

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Last weekend large crowds gathered in downtown Fayetteville for the annual Taste of Fayette and Old Courthouse Art Show.

The future of the law firm of Bill McNally as the county’s attorney could soon be settled as the county begins looking at the process of hiring an in-house attorney.

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The McIntosh Chiefs varsity boys soccer team got a goal and an assist from Cameron Black and a goal from Bilal Duckett to win the AAAA state soccer title 2-1. Whitewater's Josh Adair was credited with the Wildcats' only goal.

Starr's Mill had a 1-0 lead at halftime of the AAAA final thanks to a goal from Katrina Frost. They held on to the lead for 14 hours, through a lightning delay, until the game started again at 10 a.m. Saturday.

Coaches Heather Allen and Shane Pulliam discuss their team's quarterfinal victories.

Children from all over the area gathered around Shakerag Knoll for the annual Kids Fun Run, sponsored by the Peachtree City Running Club.

The first state playoff game of lacrosse at McIntosh High School was a doozy, but the Chiefs outlasted Darlington 12-10 and kept their record perfect at home.

McIntosh's Lady Chiefs defeated Evans 8-0 on Tuesday and Starr's Mill's varsity boys beat Evans 5-0 on Wednesday.

McIntosh and Starr's Mill's girls lacrosse teams faced off at McIntosh High School on Thursday. The Lady Chiefs hung on in a tight contest for an 8-7 win. Kelly Polo scored four goals for McIntosh, while Britt LaPalm added two and Taylor Lugash added one. Starr's Mill's goals were scored by Sarah Risley (5) and Catherine Sanders (2).

One of the largest and most upscale developments south of Interstate 20 got a unanimous approval Tuesday night from the Coweta County Commission.

The area around City Hall in Peachtree City was filled with cyclists, vendors, fans and more on Monday. Watch our video/slideshow of today's event.

The 2007 Tour de Georgia kicked off with a press conference on Saturday afternoon. Chris Aronhalt of Medalist Sports and Mayor Harold Logsdon made some introductory remarks.

The Coweta County Commission has set a Tuesday evening vote on the biggest development in the county's history. Developer Tom Reese's McIntosh Village could bring more than $1 billion in revenue to the county and state after it's completed in 15 years. The village, located near Sharpsburg and bordering Peachtree City, would be home to nearly 9,000 residents and a commercial component half the size of the Fayette Pavilion. The vote is set for 6 p.m. Tuesday night at the county administrative complex in Newnan.

The McIntosh baseball team overcame an early deficit to beat the Mundy's Mill Tigers on Tuesday afternoon. The Chiefs got three RBIs from Eric Weiss, who tied the game with a two run home run. See highights of the game below.

The McIntosh Chiefs boys lacrosse team faced off against the Starr’s Mill Panthers last Friday and won 16-4. The Chiefs got four goals a piece from Nicco Derosa, DJ Ward and Zach Ward, while Garrett Lee scored two and Brian Huefner and Danny Christ each scored one. The Panthers goals were scored by Joel Gosner (2), Peter Glaser and Jake Moore.

(See video included) More than 200 jubilant residents paraded out of the Kedron Field House in Peachtree City Monday night after the Planning Commission unanimously denied a rezoning request that would have created one of the biggest shopping centers in Peachtree City. The development, slated for the intersection of Rockaway Road and Ga. Highway 74, would have featured a Lowe's, along with numerous other commercial sites that would have set nearly 300,000 sq.ft of commercial space at the doorstep of the Wilshire Estates subdivision. Attorney Rick Lindsey, who represented the developers, said the site was perfect for a commercial center and would feature several amenities to make it a perfect match for Peachtree City. But resident after resident walked to the podium and beseeched the Planning Commission to leave the zoning at General industrial. The Planning Commission agreed, but now the matter goes to the Peachtree City Council in April for a final vote. See the full story in Wednesday's Citizen.