Peach Concerned Citizens

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The community of Peach County are made up of people who go to churches, have six colleges and universities. Has good quality healthcare system and has good affordable housing it is 20% lower cost of living in Peach County.

Peach County has Georgia Bob’s Cane River Vineyard is a wine tasting room that specializes in wine tastings and the sale of predominantly Georgia wines and specialty gifts. This unique country store hosts wine tastings or enables customers to host their own event. Pine Needles Country Club in Fort Valley, Georgia, offers a regulation 9-hole golf course, driving range, putting green, and banquet hall. The Big Peach is Central Georgia’s favorite antiques shopping destination. Built around 1875, the old jail is now the headquarters building for the Byron Area Historical Society. White-51.9%, Black-44.4%, American Indian-0.5%, Asian-1.1%, Two or more-2.0%, Native American-0.1%, Hispanic 8.4%.

Lane Southern Orchards’ huge Roadside Market is filled with fresh local, seasonal produce – much of it from the family farm’s 3,000 acres of peach orchards, 3,000 acres of pecan groves and a special patch of strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, apples, scuppernongs, muscadines and kiwi – gourmet treats, local wines and authentic souvenirs. You can even take a farm tour during the season.

Needing highly motivated groups and individuals monitoring the legislative redistricting process that will, we fear, discriminate against underrepresented communities. Have people who have current voting information and be available to take calls on behalf of voters and meet with voters necessary. Raise awareness of how funds are allocated by elected officials and sometimes used to defeat democracy by limiting political, social, and economic equality.

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Economic or Environmental Interests

Lane Southern Orchards’ huge Roadside Market is filled with fresh local, seasonal produce – much of it from the family farm’s 3,000 acres of peach orchards, 3,000 acres of pecan groves and a special patch of strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, apples, scuppernongs, muscadines and kiwi – gourmet treats, local wines and authentic souvenirs. You can even take a farm tour during the season.


Community Activities and Services

The community of Peach County are made up of people who go to churches, have six colleges and universities. Has good quality healthcare system and has good affordable housing it is 20% lower cost of living in Peach County.


Cultural or Historical Interests

Peach County has Georgia Bob’s Cane River Vineyard is a wine tasting room that specializes in wine tastings and the sale of predominantly Georgia wines and specialty gifts. This unique country store hosts wine tastings or enables customers to host their own event. Pine Needles Country Club in Fort Valley, Georgia, offers a regulation 9-hole golf course, driving range, putting green, and banquet hall. The Big Peach is Central Georgia’s favorite antiques shopping destination. Built around 1875, the old jail is now the headquarters building for the Byron Area Historical Society. White-51.9%, Black-44.4%, American Indian-0.5%, Asian-1.1%, Two or more-2.0%, Native American-0.1%, Hispanic 8.4%.


Community Needs and Concerns

Needing highly motivated groups and individuals monitoring the legislative redistricting process that will, we fear, discriminate against underrepresented communities. Have people who have current voting information and be available to take calls on behalf of voters and meet with voters necessary. Raise awareness of how funds are allocated by elected officials and sometimes used to defeat democracy by limiting political, social, and economic equality.