The Fayette County Board of Education attended the Inman Elementary School groundbreaking ceremony Thursday morning.

"This Week in The Citizen" gets a tour of Bennett’s Mill from principal Rae Presley-King, looks at Southside Theatre Guild's production of "Crazy for You" and notes the weekend's upcoming events.

"This Week in The Citizen" looks at the dismissal of county attorney Bill McNally.

Arena football isn’t real football; it was simply created to satisfy football fans’ fix during the NFL and college football offseason.

A special edition of "This Week in The Citizen" revisits this year's Fourth of July parade and fireworks display in Peachtree City.

Be sure to check out our hundreds of pictures from the day's events at HERE.

The annual Peachtree City Fourth of July parade and fireworks brought thousands of people to the city for a festive celebration.

Be sure to check out our hundreds of pictures from yesterday's events HERE.

The June 29 edition of "This Week in The Citizen."

Wrestler’s wife filed for divorce in 2003, but dropped petition months later Famous professional wrestler Chris Benoit strangled his wife and smothered his 7-year-old son over the weekend at a plush rural home near Peachtree City and then hanged himself Monday in the weight room at the home, according to multiple reports.

The June 22 edition of "This Week in The Citizen."

Transportation funding to be an issue Peachtree City’s Town Hall meeting on growth, traffic and related issues drew an interested standing-room only crowd at City Hall Tuesday night.

Say hello to Georgia’s newest city. Eighty-three percent of Chattahoochee Hill Country residents voting June 19 cast their ballots in favor of establishing their own city.

Steve Zombik, the head chef and co-owner of Sun Dried Tomato, never thought he would own, or want to own, a restaurant. Zombik had been an executive chef at hotels in New Hampshire, Boston, and Jamaica before moving to Peachtree City and serving as the executive chef at the Wyndham. His plan had been to keep moving up to bigger and bigger hotels but the desire to set down some roots proved stronger. After some time as the owner of Hangar 74, Zombik and his wife, Cindy, created Sun Dried Tomato and the rest, as they say is history.

The Fayette County Public Library and Friends of the Library sponsored an old fashioned picnic on the grounds and book signing Saturday, June 16th.

The June 15 edition of "This Week in The Citizen."

To watch a video of the rides at DixieLand click here.

Every year when David Glover and the staff of DixieLand Fun Park asked their patrons what they would like to see at the park, the number one response was always, “a roller coaster.”

The sport of golf may be, as someone once succinctly summarized, a “good walk spoiled,” but it has put it hooks in to me. I love the challenge of trying to improve on my last game and my last shot. While I often play against my father or my friends, golf is more about me trying to best myself.

The June 8 edition of "This Week in The Citizen."

The Peachtree City Council voted unanimously Thursday night to put the controversial TDK extension on hold indefinitely.

Watch as the council votes:

Listen as Coweta County Sheriff Mike Yeager talks about his overcrowded jail during Tuesday's County Commission meeting.

Fayette County Library's summer reading program kickoff featured inflatables, face painting, games and a magic show with Arthur Atsma. Hundreds came out for the event despite the overcast skies.

The June 1 edition of "This Week in The Citizen."

Local dog owners brought their canine friends to the Peachtree City Dog Park last Saturday for the annual Bark in the Park event.

The annual Peachtree City Youth Triathlon took place at the Glenloch Recreation Center last Saturday. The event, as always, drew a big crowd.