✈️ Bundle Up

Good morning, Fayette County. If you're reading this right as it lands, brace yourself! It's a freezing start to the day, so be sure to bundle up! Give yourself a little extra time to defrost those windows, and don't be surprised if the cold triggers that "angry" low tire pressure light on your dash. We hope your homes are beautifully decorated and your Christmas shopping lists are nearing completion! Now, grab your favorite seasonal beverage and let's dive into the essential community happenings and crucial information you need to finish the year strong.

— Chad Stroud

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The City of Fayetteville recently celebrated a major economic win with the official opening of a state-of-the-art, 205,000-square-foot commercial facility that is now home to two national industry leaders. This new development welcomes Graybar, a Fortune 500 company specializing in supply chain logistics, and A1 American, which is establishing its new East Coast headquarters right here in Fayetteville. This significant $29 million capital investment further solidifies the city's strategic position in the metro Atlanta area, expanding our commercial tax base and creating new jobs in logistics, corporate, and skilled trade roles for our community.

The Trilith Institute is starting the new year with a selection of professional adult courses focused on various aspects of film and television production, all beginning in January. The offerings include the 15-week Narrative Directing for Screen, starting January 12th, which aims to help students focus their creative vision. On January 13th, two 15-week courses begin: Acting for Camera with Alliance Theatre, designed to sharpen on-camera performance skills, and Screenwriting Essentials I, for those looking to master foundational scriptwriting principles. Rounding out the month is the 8-week Intro to Digital Compositing, beginning January 14th, which teaches the art of stitching together filmed and digital elements for a final image. Aspiring creatives can receive 15% off these courses by using the promo code THANKYOU15 upon registration.

Peachtree City is celebrating a new addition to its hospitality landscape with the opening of the Residence Inn by Marriott. This brand-new, all-suite hotel is designed for extended comfort, featuring spacious accommodations with separate living areas and fully equipped kitchens. Guests are provided a complimentary hot breakfast daily and can take advantage of state-of-the-art amenities, including a 24/7 fitness center, an outdoor pool, and an on-site bar and restaurant called Peach & Oak. The hotel's location at 400 World Drive offers easy access to the city’s multi-use paths, corporate hubs, and the vibrant shops and eateries. The new hotel is set to be officially welcomed with a Ribbon Cutting ceremony on Tuesday, December 16th, from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM, marking a significant investment in the area’s growing tourism and business travel sectors.

Gaddy Family Christmas Lights Extravaganza

Burton Christmas Lights

Irving Berlin’s White Christmas

Peachtree City Farmers Market

First Annual Chili Cook-Off - Kulima Montessori

"Whiskey Dickens" A Christmas Carol

TR Pizza & Christmas Movie Party

Ugly Sweater & Cookie Run

Nothing in this section is sponsored. They’re just things you need to know. I’ll always let you know when something’s sponsored.

While some government bodies have concluded their business for the year, a few key municipal meetings are still on the calendar this week. Monday, December 15th, will be busy, starting with the Brooks Town Council Meeting at 6:30 PM, which includes a Public Hearing and request for adoption of the FY2025 Amended Budget, and also addresses a resolution on the Micromobility Traffic Safety Act. Simultaneously, Peachtree City will hold a Special Called Planning Commission and UDO Meeting at 6:30 PM to discuss the Unified Development Ordinance.

Later in the week, Thursday, December 18th, features two regular council meetings. The Fayetteville City Council will meet at 6:00 PM, and the Tyrone Town Council meets at 7:00 PM. Tyrone's agenda is notably packed with reappointments for judicial and legal roles, consideration of a 5% sewer rate increase for 2026, and discussion of revisions to the Film Permit ordinance.

44 🌡️ 22 | ☀️ | 10% | 💨 E 6 mph (5 knots)

54 🌡️ 28 | ☀️ | 10% | 💨 SW 4 mph (3 knots)

57 🌡️ 35 | ☁️ | 50% | 💨 SW 3 mph (3 knots)

62 🌡️ 45 | 🌧️ | 60% | 💨 SE 9 mph (8 knots)

💧🌡️ Water temperature = 47ºF
Temperature readings taken from Lake Peachtree the night before publication

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Revival Wines | Ari & Mike | 7:30 PM

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