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Dear Margar-etiquette, My wife is always contacting businesses when something goes wrong. If our food isn't prepared correctly, a product doesn't work as expected, or we receive poor service, she will call, email, or ask to speak with a manager. Sometimes

My brother-in-law wrote a book this year called The Energy Quadrant. I read the manuscript last fall, before a single word of it was public, and I believed in the principles from the first chapter. Then my sister handed me the job of helping make those pr

Let's talk about three kinds of mad for a minute. If you're enumerating the types, you have on one finger the kind of mad that means angry or enraged, and you have on the next finger the condition that perhaps can best be described as being "odd" - not re

Art. What does that word mean to you? For many, it may conjure up images of stuffy, boring art museums and a "not for me" feeling. I understand that. Our impressions of a thing are greatly influenced by our experiences. Yet the word "art" isn't only the n

The Citizen is proud to feature exceptional student-athletes from across our community each week. Whether they're leading their teams to victory, showing strong character on and off the field, or making steady progress in their sport, these athletes repre

A major gathering of classic Porsche cars is coming to Fayetteville this fall, when Luftgekühlt 12 takes over Town at Trilith on Saturday, October 10. The event specializes in air-cooled Porsches and brings together historically significant race cars, cla

For the first few days of Tobias "Toby" Lyles' life, his parents thought they had brought home a healthy baby. Then, at five days old, Toby began making a strange sound when he breathed. "He was making kind of like a wheezing, grunting sound," his mother,

At the Thursday, August 20, Peachtree City Council meeting it became clear very early in the meeting that a proposal to move to a single city-wide trash hauler, Amwaste, was dead on arrival. The initial proposal, started at the January Council retreat was

Long before Peachtree City had neighborhoods full of homes, a network of golf cart paths, or enough churches to suit nearly every tradition, a small group of residents began gathering for worship in a building that also served as a post office, bank, civi

There is something unmistakable about a Sierra Pyron floral arrangement. For more than a dozen years, I have personally used Pyron, owner of Gracie's Garden Floral Studio, for nonprofit events and special occasions. Her flowers are always beautiful, but r