The new year brings in new developments in the City of Peachtree Corners. On this jam-packed episode of Prime Lunchtime with The City Manager, Rico and Brian go over all of the latest updates about Peachtree Corners. Topics today include; Home Camera Registration with Fūsus, road repairs and closures, the City Marshal Program, a new Comprehensive Plan, and much more.

Is a City Marshal system in our future and what would it look like?

After a short hiatus, Rico and Brian are back with a new episode of Prime Lunchtime with The City Manager. There’s a lot of new and exciting information about what’s happening in the City of Peachtree Corners. Today’s topics include; a possible future City Marshal System, The Redevelopment Authority and Downtown Development Authority plans, honorary road names, and much more.

Ellie Raine is the award-winning author of the Adventure Fantasy series "The NecroSeam Chronicles." Raine grew up in a family of book lovers, comic readers, and video gamers in the suburbs of Georgia and lives in Peachtree Corners where she attended Norcross High School.

In addition to writing, she has designed and created merchandise, art, and music related to her amazing fantasy series.

We talk about how she started, what inspired her and how she grew her craft and readership.

Ruwa Romman is the Democratic nominee running to represent Georgia State House District 97. During our conversation, she addresses the most pressing issues for the residents of Berkeley Lake, Duluth, Norcross, and Peachtree Corners, and growing up Muslim in the American South.

Management is already running The Forum as if it's Avalon. Starting with the basics like landscaping and security, but also the Friday Night Live music, new tenants are arriving like High Country Outfitters, the multi-family development on the town center side will likely start next summer, plus new businesses coming into a part of the 80,000 sq feet of office space. Learn more through our podcast with Tim Perry, Managing Partner of North American Properties.

John Chan, a candidate for Georgia House Representative of District 97, talks with podcast host Rico Figliolini about state-level control of schools, sex education, police funding, taxes and regulations, and medical rights, and medicare expansion.

On this episode of Peachtree Corners Life, Rico interviews Mary Robichaux, current Representative of Georgia House District 48 and candidate for re-election. Listen in as Mary shares her experience as well as her views on topics like healthcare education, TSPLOST, public safety, and much more.

We’re back with another episode of Peachtree Corners Life. This time, Rico sits down with State House candidate, Scott Hilton to discuss his views on the important issues of our community. Scott shares his experience and both his political and personal opinions on topics including, inflation, public safety concerns, education standards, and much more.

This episode of Peachtree Corners Life includes information on several large rezonings that will be coming before the city council over the next 45 days, including the Forum changes, plus how citizens can be aware and stay engaged when it comes to rezonings and the SPLOST vote in November and what that means for the city in the coming years.

On this episode of Peachtree Corners Life, Rico is joined by City Councilmember Eric Christ. Christ has been serving on the City Council for over six years and he actively shares his experience and knowledge about the city in his newsletter and on social media to keep the public engaged in what’s going on.

Fusus is the most widely used & trusted Real-Time Crime Center platform in U.S. Law Enforcement. How are they changing the game regarding public safety? Peachtree Corners Life host, Rico Figliolini, spoke with FUSUS CEO and Peachtree Corners resident Chris Lindenau. Along the way, they discuss the company's long-term vision when it comes to public safety, especially as it relates to public-private partnerships; how it will roll out in Peachtree Corners, and why they chose to set up their corporate headquarters in our city.