The Avenue Peachtree City announced that luxury furniture brand Arhaus will open a 7,085-square-foot store in our community later this year.

Arhaus Studio will offer a more intimate Arhaus experience in a smaller showroom footprint where homeowners and industry professionals alike can enjoy a "white-glove" level of personal service and furniture customization from Arhaus’ expert team of designers, both in person and virtually.

“Our center is committed to providing the community with the best shopping experience possible, and Arhaus’ client-first approach to service and robust interior design capabilities will only make it better," Johnathan Andrews, general manager for the Avenue said.

This will be the third Arhaus store in Georgia. The premium home furnishings retailer has locations at Phipps Plaza in Buckhead and Avalon in Alpharetta.

Introducing Slice of the City, your direct line to Peachtree City departments! Starting with Kedron Village on February 28th, each of our departments will be traveling throughout the villages to connect directly with residents.

Residents interested in discussing neighborhood improvements, voicing concerns, or simply learning more about the city's presence in their village are invited to attend these meetings.

Meet representatives from Police, Public Works, and other departments. Get to know your local government and make your voice heard! RSVP here - https://www.eventbrite.com/.../slice-of-the-city-kedron... #peachtreecity

Visit our detours page [https://peachtree-city.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1419] for the latest updates on the SR-54 at Lake Peachtree bridge replacement project.

Seniors, it's time to apply for or renew your homestead exemption.

Submit your application by April 1st.

Visit https://peachtree-city.org/1439/Senior-Homestead-Exemption for more details and to download the form.

The Peachtree City Library wrapped up a fantastic year in 2023, showcasing its vibrant role as a community hub for reading, learning, and engagement. Here are some highlights from their impressive year:

• Over 140,000 visits: The library welcomed a staggering number of patrons through its doors, demonstrating its popularity and strong community connection.

• 11,000+ program attendees: Engaging programs and events proved to be a major draw, fostering learning and interaction for all ages.

• 330,000+ materials circulated: Books, audiobooks, and other resources found their way into the hands of eager readers, highlighting the library's commitment to providing diverse and enriching experiences.

• 2,147 volunteer hours: Dedicated volunteers contributed invaluable time and support, demonstrating the community's spirit of collaboration and commitment to the library's success.

• Nearly 80,000 ebooks/eaudio downloads: Digital resources saw a surge in popularity, catering to the evolving preferences of readers and offering convenient access to a vast collection.

• Nearly 4,000 new items added: The library's collection continues to grow, ensuring there's always something new to discover and explore.

These impressive numbers paint a picture of a thriving library that actively serves its community. From promoting a love of reading to providing a space for learning and connection, the Peachtree City Library remains a valuable asset for residents of all ages.

Share your opinion on short-term rentals to shape the new ordinance and impact the future of our community.

Take 5 minutes to share your thoughts and help us create a balanced ordinance that benefits both residents and visitors

Make your voice count in the development of our new short-term rental ordinance. Take the survey today! https://peachtreecity-ga.civilspace.io/en/projects/short-term-rentals

There's still time to take our business survey!

Your valuable insights will contribute to enhancing services and resources tailored for you. Click on http://tinyurl.com/2vndv8tj to participate in the survey!

What do you think of when you hear "Peachtree City Recreation and Special Events"?

Is it seeing your kids giggling on the playground? Or maybe it's crushing your serve at the tennis center?

Maybe you picture food trucks, live music, cheering crowds, or furry friends wagging their tails at the dog park.

Whatever it is, we want to hear about it!

We're crafting a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan, and your input is crucial to make it amazing!

Take our quick survey and tell us what you want your parks, events, trails, and fields to be like in the future.

Your parks, your say!

Help us shape the future of Peachtree City!

Take the survey now: https://projectsurveys.com/peachtree-city-survey/

Calling all 501(c)3 organizations!

The Rotary Club of Peachtree City is seeking proposals for programs and projects that align with our mission of service, community improvement, and promoting fairness, inclusivity, and diversity.

Here's what you need to know:

•  Who can apply: Non-profit organizations with 501(c)3 tax-exempt status.
•  What gets funded: Programs and services that benefit our community and uphold the Rotary Club's values.
• How to apply: Submit your proposal online through the following link: https://peachtreecityrotary.org/page/community-grants
• Deadline: March 31, 2024

Additional information:

The Rotary Club encourages diverse applications and considers a wide range of programs. Grants must be used for stated purposes and cannot discriminate against any individual. Grant recipients will be notified by mid-July and are required to submit a follow-up report.

Spread the word! If you know a qualified organization, please share this opportunity.

Stormwater runoff containing excessive amounts of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers is a significant threat to water quality. There are several things one can do to protect the water quality in our lakes and streams;

• Limit the use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers.

• Do not apply pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers if heavy rain is predicted.

• Rather than broadcasting herbicides, spot-treat only those areas that contain weeds.

• Maintain a small lawn and keep the rest of your property or yard in a natural state with trees and other native vegetation that require little or no fertilizer.

• Make sure to properly dispose of any unused portions. Do not dump pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers down a storm drain.

Send your upcoming event flyers to news@peachtree-city.org!