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The Citizen your username your email Password recovery There are opportunities everywhere when you open your heart. The REACH Program and the City of Fayetteville have built a great partnership on the opportunity to help each other, and they celebrated the bond as the school year winds down and the students look toward a bright future. REACH (“Reaching Educational and Career Heights”) is a program for students with developmental disabilities ages 18-21 that helps them get into the workforce and become independent and productive citizens, and the City of Fayetteville has employed REACH ...

The Citizen your username your email Password recovery The new Fayette LIFE Academy of Fayette County Public Schools is actively promoting its rebranding to become a program of choice for middle and high school students seeking a nontraditional path to earning a high school diploma. LIFE stands for Limitless, Innovative, Flexible Education, and that is just what Fayette LIFE Academy offers through its umbrella of programs: Horizon Academy, for students who benefit from nontraditional, self-paced modes of learning and structured learning environments; Open Campus Academy, for students who p...

Miami Dolphins star cornerback Xavien Howard’s name appears on police documents in the “additional names list” portion for an unsolved Atlanta-area shooting from last summer in which no one was hurt but one round pierced a child’s playroom. The home is owned by sports agent Damarius Bilbo, who represented Howard until he was fired in late October. Dunwoody, Georgia, police on multiple ...

The Citizen your username your email Password recovery The current Fayetteville City Hall on South Glynn Street. Photo/City of Fayetteville. Construction on the new Fayetteville City Hall has come a long way, and project managers say city personnel will move into the new building by the summer of 2021. So what will happen to the old City Hall on South Glynn Street when those personnel move out of it? “That’s the big question we’ve gotten a lot this year,” said Fayetteville City Manager Ray Gibson. “The first question we’ve gotten for the last two years is, ‘When are you going...