Cal Beverly

6 days ago | thecitizen.com | Ellie White-Stevens |Cal Beverly

Frank Destadio resigned this week from the Peachtree City CityCouncil, as other articles have shared. The Citizen had a conversation with Frank to find out what’s really going on with his health, what he’s most proud of in his time serving the city, and who has made his journey an excellent one. You may have heard that Frank was struggling with cancer these last two and a half years, an aggressive melanoma that started on his back and went to his lymph nodes.

1 week ago | thecitizen.com | Cal Beverly

Today, Congressman Brian Jack welcomed United States Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, a member of President Trump’s Cabinet, to Spalding County to celebrate the repeal of a Biden Administration regulation that endangered a local manufacturing plant. In February, Congressman Jack led a bipartisan majority to pass H.J. Res.

3 weeks ago | thecitizen.com | Cal Beverly

Fayette County’s business leaders, health advocates, and community members came together on Wednesday, April 17, to mark the official ribbon cutting of Game Day Men’s Health’s newest location in Fayetteville. The celebration welcomed guests into a fresh, modern space designed with comfort and privacy in mind—underscoring the clinic’s commitment to making men’s wellness approachable and accessible.

Nov 26, 2024 | thecitizen.com | Cal Beverly

When Joyce and I were looking to sell The Citizen, after initial discussions with a couple of potential buyers who contacted us, we thought of Ellie White-Stevens. Why? Ellie worked for us for seven years as an advertising consultant back in our print days, both selling ads and writing features for our advertisers from 2002-2009. Since then, she’s built an impressive network of clients and contacts throughout our region while running her marketing agency, Dirt1x.

Nov 26, 2024 | thecitizen.com | Cal Beverly

This week I’m saying so long to the readers of The Citizen, and saying hello to its new editor/publisher — Ellie White Stevens. Ellie is a well-known name in local and regional marketing, but I’m proud to say she got her start by becoming our star advertising sales representative at The Citizen back in the early 2000s. She worked for The Citizen for seven years before she took her vibrant talents and started her own ad agency, Dirt1x.