Take a stroll through the perfectly manicured streets of one of Peachtree City’s beautiful neighborhoods, and you are bound to run into one, or those classic all American summertime symbols of budding enterprise, The Lemonade Stand. It’s the original “Pop-Up Market” concept, and almost always makes us smile. But have you ever wondered what really makes some kids want to launch a business? Is it because Mom and Dad own a business? Is it because its fun to create and trade? W

Comments From A Local Deer.…A reporter with The Citizen recently interviewed a resident PTC deer about their problem of co-existence with area humans. Following in their own words are selections from that interview with a spokesdoe: “First, I would like to apologize for our kids and other members of our herd for occasionally eating some of the delicious plants in your yards. We try to teach them from a young age to feed only on natural grasses, bushes, leaves, berries and

Their philosophy is one in which they strive to make you feel as though you are dining in our own home. Take a load off and chill with them a while, indulge yourself in the lost art of relaxed, unhurried dining. Revisit the days of meaningful dinner conversation while they pamper you and do their utmost to provide a warm friendly atmosphere. Their cuisine is fresh and simple; we pride ourselves in creating new and innovative fresh fish specials each day with our Euro/South Af

A Peachtree City Mystery By: Laura Soper The front entrance to Arbor Terrace, a senior living facility in Peachtree City, has recently been the site of mysterious and somewhat sheepish activities. As Nan Lester, Senior Care Sales Counselor, drove into work on Sunday, March 13, the two decorative sheep adorning the entranceway had apparently given birth to two precious lambs overnight! Where did these two Sunday morning surprises come from? Nan has no idea. She asked all of th