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Vacation Bible School programs planned across Fayette County
As summer gets underway, churches across Fayette County are preparing to welcome children and families for Vacation Bible School programs featuring Bible lessons, music, crafts, games and other activities. Many churches are offering free or low-cost programs throughout June and July, with themes ranging from rainforest adventures to lessons about faith, service and God’s love.
Coweta County’s Live Election Results
Early and absentee vote totals in Coweta County show several contested local and statewide primary races beginning to take shape Tuesday night, according to unofficial results posted by the Georgia Secretary of State’s office. As of the latest update, zero of six precincts had reported election-day totals in several races, meaning the numbers currently reflect absentee and advance voting ballots only and remain unofficial.
Fayette County’s Live Election Results
Fayette County voters cast 17,561 ballots in Tuesday’s Georgia primary election, according to preliminary and unofficial results released Tuesday night by Fayette County election officials. The results reflect Fayette County voting totals only and include 17,152 early voting ballots and 409 absentee-by-mail ballots. No Election Day or provisional ballots were listed in the countywide summary. Overall turnout reached 19.22% of the county’s 91,385 registered voters.
May 19, 2026 | The Citizen
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A Guide to Easter Services in Fayette and Coweta Counties
As Easter approaches, churches across Fayette and Coweta counties are preparing services for Holy Week, Good Friday, Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday. This guide is based on service information churches posted publicly on their websites, calendars and event pages as of March 31. It may not be comprehensive, and families should check with individual churches for last-minute updates.
On the campaign trail: McIntosh senior gains firsthand insight into local politics
Most afternoons after school, I balance responsibilities as a student journalist, percussion captain and student leader at McIntosh High School. In recent weeks, that schedule has extended beyond campus and into local politics. Over the past several weeks, I have been working alongside Quentin “Coach Q” Pullen, a candidate for Georgia State House District 68, gaining firsthand experience on the campaign trail and a deeper understanding of how local campaigns operate.
Young Mr. Boxhill Goes to Washington
For the second year in a row, I traveled to Washington, D.C., through Close Up with a group of McIntosh High School students, and the experience left a deeper impact than my first visit. Close Up is a nonpartisan civic education program that brings high school students from across the country to Washington to study American government firsthand.
When a Teenager is More than a Mugshot
A 17 year old boy. A police chase. A stolen car. A crash. A booking photo that now circulates faster than context ever could. That is how many people will come to know Taylor Simpson. Not as a teenager. Not as a child. But as a list of charges and a headline waiting to be written. It is easy to stop there. It is harder and more necessary to ask what we do not know.
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