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Citizen of the Week: Veterinarian Dr. Billy Watts, Care Beyond the Clinic
By The Citizen on May 11, 2026
Get a Pet: Heaven, A Momma Dog Who Faced Adversity but Succeeded to Raise her 4 Baby Girls.
By The Citizen on May 6, 2026
Business of the Week: Michelle Handley Brings CFO-Level Insight to Local Businesses
By Ellie White-Stevens on May 9, 2026
Fayette County Celebrates Milestone in Multi-Use Facility Construction
By The Citizen on May 14, 2026
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