About Fitzgerald

Nestled in the southern area of the state, Fitzgerald, Georgia, is a historic Southern town of almost 9,000 with blue and gray sidewalks that celebrate its Civil War roots and streets named for generals and others from the war. Agriculture is the primary industry here, and 34 percent of the land in the county is used for agricultural purposes on 195 farms with an average area of 295 acres. Those looking for a house for rent or an apartment for rent in a nice, quiet place where they can settle down will find Fitzgerald appealing. A single primary, elementary, middle and high school make up the public school system that students in the town attend and that many residents work in, and Dorminy Medical Center employs a large number of residents as well. New residents searching for a house for rent or an apartment for rent will find a strong arts community here, with Fitzgerald-Ben Hill County Arts Council sponsoring shows and events throughout the year, the Antique Fire Engine Museum, Colony Art Gallery and The Purple Cow Art Studio. The towns residents are active, and expect to see several community-organized celebrations where citizens gather, like the Georgia Harmony Jubilee, the Colony City Chase, the Wild Chicken Festival and Fourth of July and Christmas celebrations.

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