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Steps to help you with your New Year's Resolutions

This article is the first of two installments.

It is mid-January...how are you doing so far on your New Year resolutions? Read More»

What to do if you have a sudden loss of vision

By John L. Henahan,
OD, FAAO
Special to The Citizen

A sudden loss of vision in one or both eyes is one of the scariest experiences a person can have, says Dr. John Henahan of Spectrum Eyecare in Peachtree City.
When you experience a sudden change in vision, it’s important to remain calm and ask yourself some simple questions to help your doctor uncover a cause, says Dr. Henahan.

Here is what to pay attention to:
• How long ago did the problem first arise? Hours? Days? Months?
• Has my vision changed in one eye or both eyes? Cover one eye at a time and look around to decide. Read More»

The Joint: Club Chiro

It’s time we just say it out loud: no one thinks to go to the doctor when they are feeling well. But once an injury or illness comes on we revert back to our six year old self, when we bargained with our parents for a pet promising to feed and water and pick up after it if they would just give into our one little request. Only as adults we’re found bargaining with ourselves or a higher power and it sounds more like, “If my hamstring/knee/shoulder could just stop hurting I promise I’ll stretch from now on before every run.” Or, “As soon as my back stops throbbing I will go to the chiropractor. Read More»

PTC loses ‘Drop Dead Diva,’ canceled by Lifetime

“Drop Dead Diva,” the television show about a dead model trapped in the body of a plus-size lawyer, was canceled by the Lifetime Network this week. The show is filmed in Peachtree City and Senoia. Sony Pictures TV, which produces the show, may shop it to other networks. Read More»

Piedmont Newnan seeks help for ER wait times

The new Piedmont Newnan Hospital on Poplar Road has been open less than a year, but it is already experiencing wait times that have led to a new medical screening exam in the emergency room to more effectively serve patients with more severe conditions.

“Emergency rooms across the country have seen a continual increase in the number of patients who visit for primary care needs, and Piedmont Newnan is among them,” said hospital president and CEO Michael Bass. “As a result, patients are experiencing longer wait times.” Read More»

Kiwanis pancake breakfast set for Jan. 26

Kiwanis Club of Peachtree City's pancake chefs flip hotcakes at last year's event. Photo/Special.

Over 150,000! That’s the number of pancakes consumed by hungry participants over the past 20 years during Kiwanis Pancake Saturday. Now it’s time to add to that number.

On Saturday, Jan. 26, the Kiwanis Club of Peachtree City presents its 20th Annual Pancake Saturday, touted by many as “Peachtree City’s Premier Mid-Winter Social Event.”

Approximately 3,000 persons are expected to attend.

The function will be held in the cafeteria of McIntosh High School on Walt Banks Road. Serving hours are from 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. Read More»

Poetry Out Loud Friday night

The Peachtree City Library presents Poetry Out Loud on Friday evening, January 18, beginning at 7:30 p.m. This “after hours” program will feature poets Susan Lilley and Phillip Deaver who will read poems fro their most recent collections. Read More»

Introducing others to horse racing

Introducing others to horse racing

McIntosh grad going on tour with America’s Best Racing

Starting in March, a 45 foot RV bus will begin traveling to the biggest horse races in the country and Victoria Garofalo, a recent graduate of Georgia College and a graduate from McIntosh High School in 2008, will be one of the ambassadors on board.

“We’ll start at GulfStream outside of Miami and go to all of the other races leading up to the Kentucky Derby,” Garofalo said. “We’ll be at all of the other races in the Triple Crown and follow the road to the Breeder’s Cup. We’ll be on the road at least four days every week from March to November.” Read More»

Preparing to buy your first home

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By TONY WILHELM
Special to The Citizen

(Part One in a three part series)

Purchasing a home should be a dream come true, but poor planning can turn it into a nightmare. To make the process as stress-free as possible, it is important to follow the right steps, in order, as you begin your search. Read More»

South Metro Rose Society meets Jan 28 in Fayetteville

The South Metro Rose Society will meet January 28 at 7 p.m. at The Heritage Bank at 440 N. Jeff Davis Drive in Fayetteville. All rose growers from novice to expert are invited to attend free of charge. This month’s program features Master Rosarian Cindy Dale speaking on “Top Performing Roses for North Georgia.” Her colorful Power Point program will describe many varieties of garden roses that are the most hardy, disease resistant, and produce the most blooms in this part of the country. Members will be encouraged to share their thoughts and add their favorites to the list. Read More»

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