Fayette County News

11/21/2025

For the second year, Whitewater High School’s Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America club chapter honored veterans on Nov. 10 with dinner and recognition for military service.

11/21/2025

The road was unkind to Whitewater and Starr’s Mill, as they both lost in round one of football playoffs.

11/21/2025

The following arrests and charges were reported by Fayette County Sheriff’s Office:

11/21/2025

Woolsey Town Council met Nov. 10 and reviewed a proposed resolution to support changes to Georgia's traffic and safety laws regarding micromobility regulations.

11/21/2025

QTS Data Centers hosted “Lighting the Way: A Celebration of the Path Forward” to spread holiday cheer and showcase the new Fayetteville pathway.

11/20/2025

ACTION Wrestling will return to Roger Spencer Community Center in Tyrone for a night of live professional wrestling action on Dec. 5, with proceeds benefiting Southside Toys for Tots.

11/20/2025

Sandy Creek High School celebrated student-athletes Ava Oliver and Cameron Layfield on Nov. 10 as they officially signed to continue their academic and athletic journeys in college.

11/20/2025

On Nov. 11, Tyrone honored military men and women, both active-duty members and veterans, during its annual Veterans Day celebration.

11/20/2025

For the 11th time, McIntosh High School won a Georgia High School Association State Cheerleading Championship.

11/20/2025

This month marked the launch of the Soccer Housing Bureau, a community-driven initiative designed to manage and coordinate short-term housing in Fayette County during the 2026 FIFA World Cup and other major soccer events.

This month marked the launch of the Soccer Housing Bureau, a community-driven initiative designed to manage and coordinate short-term housing in Fayette County during the 2026 FIFA World Cup and

11/20/2025

Fayette County Public Schools recently announced its efforts to care for people goes “far beyond academics,” including providing support for overall well-being.

11/20/2025

Georgia Power Company held a public meeting Nov. 10 to provide citizens information regarding the incoming Ashley Park-Wansley 500-kV Transmission Line Project and to answer residents’ questions.