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LOCAL AUTHOR, VICTORIA WILCOX, RELEASES 4TH BOOK Victoria Wilcox's "The World of Doc Holliday: History & Historic Images" was released by TwoDot/Globe Pequot. Her book is a nonfiction, pictorial travelogue of the legendary Doc Holliday, revealed from contemporary newspaper accounts and records of interviews with Doc himself and the people who knew him. Victoria Wilcox is the Founding Director of Georgia’s Holliday-Dorsey-Fife Museum and an expert on the life of the Western legend. She authored the award-winning historical novel trilogy, "Southern Son: The Saga of Doc Holliday", the documentary film "In Search of Doc Holliday", and was featured in the TV series "Legends & Lies: The Real West".

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2021 RHYTHM & BLOOM BENEFIT CONCERT Join us for a Wonderful Evening of Live Music at Brightmoor-Southern Ground Amphitheater, in Fayetteville, GA, and show your support for Foster Children! Featuring the famous musician, Joe Gransden, along with special guest Robin Latimore and their amazing Big Band playing jazz and blues music. Joe and his Big Band headline the Café 290 in Atlanta, and perform annually at New York City’s famed, Blue Note. Friday, June 4, 2021. Doors Open at 6:30 pm. The concert Begins at 7:00 pm. For more info go to bloomouryouth.org.

GIRL SCOUTS CONGRATULATE STELLA YURGIONES FOR “HEART OF JULIETTE” AWARD Stella demonstrated courage and quick-thinking when a fire broke out in her family home last fall. Hearing an explosion in the garage, she alerted her sister and they collected the family dogs. The girls were shaken but not injured. “Earning the Girl Scout Council’s ‘Heart of Juliette Award’ is truly a remarkable achievement, and exemplifies leadership...” said Amy Dosik, CEO of GSGATL. Stella received the award during a ceremony with Troop 18022, Peachtree City and thanked Cpl. Paul Smilley, School Resource Officer/DARE PTC Police Department for teaching her safety tips. CityLifestyle.com/FayetteCounty

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GROWING MAY OFFERS THE LAST CHANCE TO PLANT BEFORE THE SWELTERING SUMMER HEAT.

APRIL SHOWERS HAVE BROUGHT MAY

aged, composted materials, can help open

FLOWERS AND FOR TARDY GARDENERS,

up the hard clay found in Fayette County

IT’S TIME TO GET GROWING BEFORE THE

and allow for better water drainage.

SUMMER INFERNO. But before rushing to the

Toal also stresses the importance of

nearest garden center, it’s important to spend

site selection, which includes evaluating

some time planning and preparing.

sun or shade, water drainage, and space

Fayette County Extension Coordinator, ANR

available to accommodate the maximum

Agent, Kim Toal recommends a soil test as an

height and width of what you want to

important first step in knowing the nutritional

plant. “It is extremely important to make

condition of the soil prior to planting and adds

sure you have selected the right plant for

that incorporating organic matter such as properly

the right place,” she said.

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VEGETABLES

HERBS

PERENNIALS

“May is a great time to plant your

Herbs are ideal for raised beds or

Once established, many perennials

vegetable and herb garden because

containers filled with well-drained soil

can withstand periods of drought

soil temperatures and ambient tem-

that receive at least six hours of direct

(within reason) because plant roots

peratures are correct for summer

sunlight. Easy-to-grow herbs with

have moved deeper into the soil profile

crops,” Toal said. Good bets are

similar requirements include basil,

where water may be available. Toal’s

tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, pep-

oregano, sage and chives. Another

recommendations

pers, corn and snap beans. Watch for

good contender is mint, but it should be

rose for shade to partial shade, coral

pests, mulch and water as needed.

container grown to prevent spreading.

bells and cardinal flower for partial

include

Lenten

sun and gayfeather for full sun.

ANNUALS

SHRUBS

CONTAINERS

For planting the wide variety of

The ideal time to plant ornamental

To provide color through the sum-

annuals available in May, Toal said it’s

shrubs is fall. Those planted in May

mer, May is a great time to plant

important to look at the mature size

need to be properly mulched and

containers for patios and porches.

of the plant to allow proper spacing,

receive adequate moisture to reduce

For shady areas good choices include

to mulch beds and to make sure they

plant stress as much as possible.

ferns, begonias, creeping Jenny, hosta

get enough water. Popular choices

Popular shrubs for our area include

and coleus. For plants that can toler-

include cockscomb, blanket flower,

Encore Azalea, nandina, loropetalum,

ate full sun, try verbena, petunias,

dusty miller and impatiens.

hydrangea and tea olive.

geraniums and million bells.

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“I create cakes for any occasion and I focus as much on the taste as I do on the designs.”

This one-woman operation is crafting unique cakes. She tosses her version of paint on the canvas, perfecting each detail with brush strokes and color. She’s telling a story through her work. Her hands are sticky and a sweet smell hovers in the air. Her works of art, cakes. Annette Harvey, Owner/Baker at

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So Bueno Cakes & Treats, handcrafts modern buttercream celebration cakes. Harvey is known for her majestic creations. Her job as a baker doesn’t start with a mixing bowl and ingredients, it begins with a creative meeting to discuss the style of the cake. She will then sketch the perfect cake before baking even begins. Harvey’s cakes have a dual purpose, party décor and dessert. “I love letting my artsy side show,” Harvey shares. “This is everything from mixing colors to creating textures and bringing my ideas to life.” Late nights and trial and error contribute to the excellence of her cakes. Unlike many bakers, Harvey chooses to not use fondant when decorating. “I like the look and taste of buttercream, decorating a cake is like painting a canvas to me and I can achieve that look better with buttercream instead of a fondant-covered cake.” The most challenging cake to date was a Harry Potter theme. Harvey hand-painted the characters and castle with buttercream. “I am detail-oriented, so getting the faces and

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clothes just right was a challenge.” Harvey’s cakes are true masterpieces that will touch your heart. All inquiries should be sent to sobuenocakes@gmail.com.

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Executive Director, Southside Support, Inc. Chelsie Nichole describes her story as a twisty tale, but its plot has prepared her for service as Executive Director of Southside Support, a local organization that provides support, resources and inclusion for the families of those with special needs. Chelsie and her partner, Josh, had been married previously and had a son, Joshua. After their divorce, Chelsie had a daughter, Adelaide, and Josh had a son, Wyatt. When the couple got back together in 2017, Chelsie wanted to learn how to support Wyatt, who has autism, and a friend put

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her in touch with Southside Support. Her association with the group proved providential after the couple’s daughter Rosie was born in 2018 with a rare genetic mutation known as Pfeiffer Syndrome in 2018. “It was like the Lord had aligned my life the way it should be,” Chelsie said. “I already had this amazing support group of moms. It was just really wonderful.” Although there have been many hospital stays with Rosie, when the executive director position for Southside Support came open, Chelsie, who has worked with non-profits much of her life, said, “It was just put on my heart that this was something I needed to do.” After a year in the position, she knows that all she’s been through has led her to this place to help the families of special needs kids have the support they need and have the same kinds of memory-building experiences that other families have. “I’m loving it,” she said. It’s been incredible.”

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Having grown up in Fayette County, now

Mr. & Mrs. Rufenacht are certified foster

working and having children grow up in Fayette

parents, which for Christina is an extension

County, Christina Rufenacht feels like she’s

to teaching. “It’s teaching kids what a family

come full circle. She loves the close-knit com-

looks like; even teaching their biological par-

munity and feels thankful for where she’s landed

ents how to navigate the educational system.

and where she’s been able to make a difference

It’s a journey, but it’s worth it.”

for her family and the students she teaches.

Mrs. Rufenacht works with the same stu-

As an ESOL (English as a Second Language)

dents from 6th - 8th grade. A student’s third

teacher at Flat Rock Middle School, Mrs.

day in the United States and she teaches things

Rufenacht believes, “Students have to know you

like how to ask to go to the bathroom, and then

care about their success – that you are invested

the student is able to write a personal memoir

in helping them to be successful, and then

that’s five eloquently written paragraphs at the

they’re going to meet you halfway.” One of the

end of 8th grade. That’s what makes Christina

many important things an ESOL teacher must

show up the way she does at home and at

do is make sure the students they teach have

school. “To give a kid a voice in the language, in

access to the same resources all other Fayette

the country they live in – it’s priceless.”

“Students have to know you care about their success.”

County students have.

CHRISTINA RUFENACHT

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JACQUE LINE HARRIS, M .D. Georgia born and raised Dr. Jacqueline Harris’ life-long mission is to provide high-level quality care to all. A physician who treats people from all walks of life, she believes that the right doctor and the appropriate health care practice model are critical factors to an individual becoming healthier and living a satisfying life. Dr. Harris views herself as her patients’ extended family member, advocate and friend. The primary care physician’s service to others doesn’t end with taking care of her Cross Care Clinic patients. For the past three years, Dr. Harris has assumed the role of Medical Director at the Fayette C.A.R.E. Clinic, overseeing its clinical operations and providing a patient-centered medical home, with her healthcare team, to the county’s underserved individuals, who she believes,

Medical Director, Fayette C.A.R.E. Clinic

deserve quality healthcare. The clinic’s volunteer doctor encourages other members of “our loving Fayette County community” to donate, in any way they see fit, to the non-profit. “We must remember that we all owe someone or something, and giving back is a very easy way to pay it forward,” reminds Dr. Harris.

B ECKY SMITH Helping people through difficult times has always been the driving motivator for retired nonprofit Executive Director Becky Smith. The last fifteen years of Becky’s 35-year career in nonprofit social work were capped with a rewarding experience - leading Fayette FACTOR. Becky’s biggest joy is connecting people. Her efforts as CEO of this impactful organization contributed significantly to nonprofit leaders in Fayette County feeling that and more – connected, engaged, and supported. The legacy Becky created – and continues to live out – is built on the belief that love, shared values, shared vision and shared goals can result in great things; especially if you don’t care who gets the credit. One piece of advice Becky offers to anyone considering nonprofit work/service, is to “make sure you are certain there’s a need for what you’re proposing in the county. If anyone else is providing that service, be willing to work with them.” As Becky celebrates

Former Executive Director –

her birthday this month, her wish is that “everyone

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sisters serving strong LOCAL PHI PI OMEGA CHAPTER OF ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA FORGES A STRONGHOLD OF SISTERHOOD AND SERVANT-LEADERSHIP.

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"T he spirit of A K A hovering over us and our lit t le deeds and acts - smoot hing here, covering t here, bro adening younger, and making us do our best t o t hink, t o act, up t o t he highest in us. I t is a force big ger t h an we are, st ronger t h an we are and it compels us t o climb t o t he heigh ts where it dwells." -E t hel Hedgeman L yle, Founder, A lph a Kappa A lph a "IF YOU ARE ALWAYS TRYING TO BE

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Alpha Kappa Alpha stands as an international organization, spanning more than 300,000 members and 1026 chapters across

In 1908, a group of female college stu-

the globe. To qualify as a member, a young

dents at Howard University decided it was

lady must be a full-time college student and

time to turn the tide on gender and racial

have a minimum grade point average. To

inequality. These nine courageous women

join as a graduate member, a woman must

approached the President of the university

have completed college with at least a bac-

with the intent to form an exclusive sister-

calaureate degree with a minimum GPA.

hood, to assist women, particularly African

While the undergraduate chapters sit on

American women, to become successful

college campuses, the graduate sororities

in a world where women were commonly

are seeded in the cities. Membership is by

discriminated against because of their race

invitation only. Each soror is responsible for

and gender. This small group of students

providing service to her community from the

believed that they could, together, help

time she is welcomed into the organization.

change people’s lives for the better, by bind-

Karol Widemon Montgomery and fellow

ing together and passionately serving their

sisters of the Phi Pi Omega (PPO) chapter

beloved community. And, they did.

of Fayette and Coweta counties are pas-

Ethel Hedgeman, the founder of Alpha

sionate about sharing their education and

Kappa Alpha, inspired women “to use our

experience to help people in the communi-

torch to light the darkness that we each

ties succeed in life. “I joined AKA to serve

face,” says Karol Widemon Montgomery,

people. Excelling in my education was not

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enough. My mother was also an AKA, and I

sorority’s local chapter here in Fayette and

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I grew up,” says Ms. Montgomery. Through

2018-2022 focus is Exemplifying Excellence

her leadership with her team, she creates

Through Sustainable Service. Programs

and develops programs that help uplift

offered to the community include provid-

lives. Some of the core programs are edu-

ing education and resources for the col-

cating and mentoring children in grades

lege admission process, creating financial

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SISTERS SERVING STRONG (CONTINUED) through conversations with women entrepreneurs; executing lunch and learn and training webinars; providing art-related education; hosting annual health expos, and breast cancer initiatives; and, recently, providing relief for those affected by the tornado in Coweta county. In addition, the local chapter sisters raise funds each year for organizations, including the Hedera Foundation, Promise Place, One Roof, AARP and the American Heart Association. With such an extensive membership base, AKA frequently holds annual international and regional meetings to foster leadership, friendship and fellowship among its members. Regional conferences are held in Georgia, Florida and South Carolina. Because of the pandemic, conferences are currently aired virtually. This platform has opened new doors for the sorority through expanding its reach to different communities. With Ethel Hedgeman Lyle as their guiding light, Ms. Widemon and her 170+ sorors of PPO continue to forge ahead to provide servant-leadership services to their beloved communities of Fayette and Coweta. To learn more about the AKA mission, visit the websites of the local chapters and the AKA international site at www.aka1908.com.

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Performing with Charles Kelley of Lady A at Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN. Photo: Sammy Boots

M EET M EGA N C A M PBE L L

Performing at The Peace Center in Greenville, SC. Photo: Everett Zuraw

LOVE FOR MUSIC SHINES THROUGH HER VOCALS, STAGE PRESENCE AND INDUSTRY EXPERTISE. Megan Campbell. Photo: David Hobbs

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ARTICLE JACKIE BOEHEIM | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

Performing with her father, Rusty Davis, at Eddie's Attic, Decatur, GA. Photo: Everett Zuraw

HER VOCALS ARE FILLED WITH EMOTION AS SHE

SHARE A MEMORABLE TIME FROM YOUR CAREER.

BREATHES INTIMACY INTO EVERY SONG SHE

I sang with Charles Kelley and Darius Rucker at a sold-

SINGS. She’s blended her voice with many legends and

out Ryman Auditorium, and it wasn’t until I saw a picture

continues to make waves through her performances.

weeks later where the awe of that moment hit me. I fre-

Megan Campbell is a freelance singer and recording

quently sing with Edwin McCain and while I call him a

vocalist who conquers any microphone that calls her.

close friend, there are still times I remind him that ‘I’ll Be’

We joined Campbell in her Peachtree City home where

was mine and my boyfriend’s song in 7th grade.

she allowed us to step into her shoes and experience life as a freelance singer.

WHICH MUSICIAN DO YOU ADMIRE?

HOW DID YOU FIND MUSIC?

who motivated me… Patsy Kline, Reba McEntire, Stevie

There were plenty of artist influences along the way I’m not sure anyone gets “placed” into music…it’s

Nicks, Roseanne Cash, Trisha Yearwood, Emmylou Harris,

either in your DNA or it’s not. I grew up in a very musi-

and Linda Ronstadt. All for different reasons. But, if I had

cal household where my daddy used to blare his LPs

to choose one, it would be Aretha Franklin. I had my old-

and play guitar 24/7. The first real musical memories

est daughter when I was sixteen and there were times I

are in my dad’s music room listening to everything from

thought I would have to give up music. Remembering that

Buddy Holly to The Kinks to The Beatles to The Bangles

Aretha took her children on her tours kept me from throw-

to The Who. My dad was a school teacher by day, and a

ing in the towel many times.

rock and roll king/local celebrity by night. He was and still is widely known as a legendary guitarist. He played

DESCRIBE THE MUSIC YOU CREATE.

gigs probably 3-4 nights a week. When I was 8, I finally

For me, adding my unique vocals to anything, whether

joined him on stage for the first time in a little dive

it be a melody or someone else’s voice, is an art. I perform

bar in Sumter, SC. That actually became a weekly gig

best when connected to the song, this could be a rhythm,

for me after that. I would make $80-$100 in tips every

a lyric, or a feeling. Typically, the song is a story that tells

Thursday. He will always be my favorite duo partner.

you how it wants to be told. Being on a stage is the most

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MEET MEGAN CAMPBELL (CONTINUED)

Recording in a Nashville studio. Photo: Brooke Stevens

HOW DO YOU CONNECT WITH YOUR FANS? Fans have come up to me and said, “you’ve had heartbreak in your life, haven’t you? So have I.” I lost my brother in 2008, he was 25. It changed the way I sing forever. A lot of people use music to grieve and heal, it’s euphoric to Performing with The Mike Veal Band on the square in Marietta, GA. Photo: David Hobbs

know my listeners receive the intended emotion of a song. WHERE IN THE ATLANTA AREA HAVE YOU PERFORMED? Eddie’s Attic is a favorite venue and I’m there at least twice a year. And being a member of The Mike Veal Band, a Georgia-born band, has exposed me to many venues in Atlanta. I also accidentally turned my backyard into a

natural thing I do next to breathing. Music is about

music venue. I host two to three drunken singer/songwriter rounds a year.

truth. When I’m on stage, I try my best to remember there’s no one else like me and to embrace that in my delivery to the audience.

WHERE ARE YOUR NEXT PERFORMANCES? A lot of shows are popping up that are reschedules from Covid. Everyone in the music industry is trying to get back to a sense of normalcy as far as gigs

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE SONG TO PERFORM?

go. So the schedule is nothing close to what it has been for my entire career,

It’s constantly changing, but the one I get the most

but I at least have some of the regularly scheduled events still happening in

requests for is Angel from Montgomery by John Prine.

some form. The next one that comes to mind would be the Caddyshack golf

Like thousands of others, I’ve been covering that

tournament in St. Augustine. I’ve been playing gigs for Bill Murray and his

song from a very young age. I’ve always connected

brothers (Murray Bros. Inc.) for years. Studio sessions have become the norm

naturally and deeply to the lyrics. No one really put

and taken the place of a lot of gigs during the pandemic, too.

words together to form a story like John Prine. It was

Eddie’s Attic in Decatur on November 12th and 13th.

tragic to lose him to Covid this past year.

Charleston Music Hall, Date TBD.

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mountain views make everything better

“ T he wel l-ma n icu red g rou nds a nd a men it ies create the per fect set t i ng to enjoy ever y th i ng f rom spectacu la r

mou nta i n v iews to rela x i ng spa t reat ments a nd ever y specia l add- on i n bet ween.”

THERE

LUCILLE'S

A proud supporter of local businesses, April buys local honey,

MOUNTAINTOP INN & SPA. LET'S START WITH THE UNBE-

ARE

MANY

REASONS

VISIT

coffee, sausage, and many other locally grown foods and wine to

LIEVABLY BREATHTAKING VIEWS. No longer a "best kept

serve at the Inn. She purchases and showcases local art, and even

secret," the Inn and Spa appeals to those who enjoy luxuries

the chocolates that are placed on the pillows are made locally.

found in places like Lucille's - a boutique bed and breakfast

Built twenty years ago, Lucille's Mountaintop Inn & Spa con-

inn owned and operated by an amazing visionary. April James,

tinues to exceed guest's expectations. Guests rest easy in one

having traveled and enjoyed beautiful luxury inns and chateaus

of fourteen luxury rooms - beautifully appointed with designer

in different parts of the world, is proving exceptional at creating

touches, organic bath amenities, plush linens and private baths.

meaningful, memorable experiences for her guests.

The newest suite offers a very private escape - an outdoor shower,

If you want to get away and feel like you've traveled to another

a tub that opens to the outside, heated floors, and a full kitchen

world - peaceful, comfortable, cozy and beautiful - then Lucille's

and living room. The well-manicured grounds and amenities

Mountaintop Inn & Spa is the perfect place. Located in the North

create the perfect setting to enjoy everything from spectacular

Georgia Mountains, the Inn sits overlooking the pristine Blue

mountain views to relaxing spa treatments, and every special

Ridge Mountains and scenic Sautee Valley. April took ownership

"add-on" in between - which are listed on Lucille's website.

of the Inn and immediately connected with the local community.

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“Her desi re is for “ever y guest to ex per ience the

restorat ion of a peacef u l a nd rela x i ng ret reat, so they ca n have the best

sma l l I n n ex per ience of thei r l i fe, ba r none.”

and wine in your room, or perhaps s'mores by the fire, the

romantic atmosphere in the evenings. Breakfast at the

incredibly accommodating staff will happily work with you.

Inn is absolutely delicious. The main chef is local and

The Spa at Lucille's is located on the property next to the

has been with Lucille's for six years. Everyone loves

Inn. Plan to relax and unwind as any one of their signature

Chef Jason's creative culinary fare - fresh baked breads

services and spa packages can help to renew your spirit.

and pastries, exceptional egg dishes and refreshing

With a Two-Hour Bliss package or one of their other restor-

fruits are served in the dining room overlooking the

ative body treatments, you can bring balance back into your

mountains and Sautee Valley.

life. It would not be uncommon to want to bring a piece

April James looked at places all over the country

of Lucille's Mountaintop Inn & Spa home with you. Speak

before landing and settling in Georgia. She discovered

with any staff member about their luxury retail options.

the perfect location for special occasions - marriage

Cherry Drop and Supernova lights - reminiscent of

proposals, weddings, elopements, anniversaries, birth-

a beautiful botanical garden - make for a lovely and

days, girl's weekends, romantic getaways, spa escapes,

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and more. People visit Lucille's from all over the South

and many are farm to table. Once you've had your full, con-

and many from as far north as you can imagine. April's

sider a romantic carriage ride to round out the day.

desire is for "every guest to experience the restoration

You don't have to be a guest at the Inn to enjoy ser-

of a peaceful and relaxing retreat, so they can have the

vices at The Spa, but you do need a reservation to stay

best small Inn experience of their life, bar none."

at the Inn. Nightly room rates include a hearty full break-

There are many activities and attractions nearby - water-

fast for two, evening dessert, free Wi-Fi and all ameni-

fall hikes, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, tubing, fly

ties. Lucille's is located at 964 Rabun Road in Sautee

fishing, kayaking, mountain biking, golf and zip lining. Local

Nacoochee, and the number to call is 706-878-5055.

wineries offer award-winning wines and tastings, and the

You can visit lucillesmountaintopinn.com to explore the

charming village of Sautee is filled with quaint little shops.

many creative options for making your getaway or spe-

If the art scene is more your style, then the museum and art

cial occasion a memorable one. April and her amazing

galleries are worth visiting. The dining options are wonderful

staff look forward to meeting you.

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TUES-SAT

PTC-FAYETTE PICKLEBALL CLUB

ART MARKET AT BLUE CICADA STUDIOS

PEACHTREE CITY RUNNING CLUB

401 Dividend Drive, PTC

Peachtree City Running Club holds its

Learn how to play the fastest growing

FREE ARTS & CRAFTS THE FIRST

monthly meetings on the 1st Monday

sport in America - PICKLEBALL! We

SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH FROM

of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the

offer free use of equipment and begin-

10am - 2pm on our front lawn! This

Peachtree City Hotel and Conference

ner classes. For more information call

year we will be focusing on reducing,

Center

Sharon Conrad at 678-478-3390

reusing and recycling. Our gallery and

For more information, go to www.

or go to www.ptcpickleballclub.

shop will also be open during this

ptcrc.com or contact Membership

com. 8am- Noon

time! April - Bring Plastic Bottles and

Coordinator Bob Dalton at (770) 461-

we will make Chihuly Sculpture! More

4450 - notladr7@gmail.com

Flat Creek Country Club, 100 Flat

Creek Rd, Peachtree City, 8am- Noon

EVERY WED & SAT

Peachtree City Hotel, Hwy 54

(formerly the

Wyndham).

info @BlueCicada on Facebook

PEACHTREE CITY GARDEN CLUB

PEACHTREE CITY FARMERS MARKET

21 DAY CHALLENGE BEGINS

Northlake Drive PTC, 9am - 1pm

Program presents Spring Cleaning -

Peachtree City Garden Club meets

Food, Fun, Gifts, Music...Saturday’s

The 21-Day Challenge! Whole-plant

the first Tuesday of each month at

market brings approximately 60 ven-

based eating has a multitude of ben-

10 a.m. at The Bridge Community

dors offering a variety of fresh pro-

efits! Please join us via Zoom for an

Center. Join us at 9:30 for refresh-

duce, poultry, beef and pork, bread,

interactive discussion and guidelines

ments and fellowship. Guests are

sweet treats, honey, eggs, prepared

so you can eat clean for 21 days.

welcome. Membership dues are $15

foods, and so much more. Whether

To register, go to piedmont.org/

per year. For more information, email

you’re looking to create a feast or

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Aberdeen Village Shopping Center, 215

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simply don’t want to cook at all, we have you covered. 9am - 1pm.

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and live music. ExpoFest is free to

Corporate Chalets will open at 10

attend and open to all from 3:00-7:00

am. The aerial portion of the show

BWFC - THE GATHERING @ GRAZING HERE

PM. Visit Fayettechamber.org for

runs from noon to approximately

more details.

3:00 pm. Performers include F-35

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The Business Women of Fayette and Coweta invite you to our networking lunch at Grazing Here in PTC. This is a great way to get to

LIGHTNING

ARMY

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EXOTIC CAR SHOW

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know more about the BWFC with

239 City Circle, PTC

food, fun, and good conversation.

Fayette

Attendees pay for the lunch individ-

you to enjoy a cup of coffee with

ually but RSVP is required. Visitors

exotic vehicle owners from all over

are welcome to attend up to 2

Atlanta, Saturday May 15 at The

meetings before joining.

Avenue Peachtree City! Vote for your

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favorite car. Best in show winner

and one lucky car show participant

FAYETTE CHAMBER EXPO FEST

FREE! Proceeds benefit St. Jude's.

Southside Church,

will win a $100 Avenue shopping spree!

Spectator

attendance

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The Fayette Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present Fayette ExpoFest! We are excited to return OUTSIDE at SOUTHSIDE Church in Peachtree

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nesses, food trucks, family activities,

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