Saturday Breakfast - September 2nd

Come join the Fayette County Republican Party for coffee and breakfast at the Fayette Event Center (174 Glynn Street North, Fayetteville), Saturday, September 2 at 8:30 A.M.

With a small donation we provide breakfast and hot steamy coffee and best of all a key note speaker.

Meet a gubernatorial candidate who was born and raised in Georgia, Senator Hunter Hill. Hill is a West Point graduate with a BS degree in General Management and a minor in Civil Engineering. He served 3 tours in Afghanistan and Iraq and received 2 Bronze Stars, the last for meritorious service during his third tour of duty.

Hill was first elected to a Senate seat in 2012 and represents parts of north Atlanta and east Cobb and is very active within his community. He is perhaps best known as an advocate for education savings accounts and other programs that let state school funding follow students to private schools. He said in an interview that this effort will be a centerpiece of his campaign.

Today, Hill is the President of Tommy Newberry Coaching - a coaching company for entrepreneurs and executives. He is married to Shannan Reese Hill, who he met while campaigning on his first race. They are the proud parents of Hunter Bradley Hill, Jr. and Annie Christine Hill. He and his family live in Smyrna and attend Peachtree Presbyterian Church in Buckhead.

Greater Fayette Republican Women's Club - September

Please join the Greater Fayette Republican Women's Club for our September monthly meeting, featuring Henry County Commissioner June Wood.

We will be meeting September 7 at 11:00 am at the Village Cafe:

1240 Highway 54 W, Ste 200
Fayetteville, GA 30214-4557
(across from Piedmont Fayette Hospital)

June Wood was elected as Chair of the Henry County Board of Commissioners in the December 6, 2016, General Election run-off.

Active in the Henry County community for many years in various civic, educational and business endeavors, she also spent more than 26 years in a career with Georgia Power. She served as the co-leader of Henry County’s Economics & Education (E2) Initiative which mobilized over 100 Henry County elected and appointed leaders, school system representatives, businesses, and other community stakeholders to improve student academic performance and workforce development.

Wood has been featured in Southern Journal magazine as a “Woman of Substance” and in the We Are Clayton magazine for her community leadership. In 2013, Wood was presented House Resolution 775 by the Georgia House of Representatives for her leadership of economic development in the community, and in 2014, Wood was presented Senate Resolution 786 recognizing and commending her retirement, leadership and deep personal commitment to the welfare of the citizens of Georgia.

Guests are welcome and membership the Greater Fayette Republican Women's Club is extended to all women who support the objectives of our organization and those of the Republican Party.