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2 graduation parties in Fayette produce gunfire, 2 wounded, 1 arrested
Graduation parties are usually a time to celebrate, not the time to pull a gun on a person or to shoot other party-goers. Yet...
Living with Children: Mountains and molehills
I grew up in the “You’re Making a Mountain of a Molehill” Era, also known as the Age of “Children Are Starving in (fill...
The Citizen’s longest-running columnist receives state appointment, says farewell
EDITOR'S NOTE: An editorial columnist from the earliest days of The Citizen Newspaper is retiring and bidding farewell to his readers.
Greg Moffatt emailed his...
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Students get sneak peek of new kids show
When the makers of a new animated kids show wanted feedback for their creation, they turned to students from Fayette County Public Schools for...
Chromebook help available over summer break
Starting June 6, the Fayette County Public School Technology Department will begin offering summer Chromebook help.
If a student needs a Chromebook repaired, parents need...
As school year ends, students tour new Booth Middle School
The current and future Warriors got a sneak peek at what will be their new home in the fall. Principal Deb Troutman and staff...
FES artists place in wildlife poster contest
At Fayetteville Elementary, students care about the world and creatures around them, and the young artists at their school aimed to make a difference...
Panther pair wins Tech Honor Society scholarships
Two Starr’s Mill High students, Kirnu Hwang and Charlotte Craner, have been named as winners of the John H. Poteat Scholarship from the National...
