A letter to our
readers To our readers:
A
little over three years ago, in the fall of 1996,
my computer guru son, working from a spare
bedroom at my home, uploaded the first edition of
The Citizen Online the very first of what
was to become, with some fits and restarts, our
continuing electronic edition of your local
newspaper.
It
didn't look like much, but it was ground zero for
our entry into what is unmistakably a large part
of the future of publishing.
Now,
fast-forward to a new year with three zeroes, and
here is a headline I write with pleasure:
New
for 2000 Fayette County's first online
daily newspaper, The Daily Citizen Online!
Now
you may visit our website, the citizennews.com,
each morning and find a quick-read summary of the
latest local news in Fayette and Coweta counties,
including local sports, accessible at your
convenience.
Last
night's big zoning hearing it'll be there,
online. Previews of upcoming meetings. Sports.
School news. Community events. Yours at a glance
on Fayette County's pace-setting local news and
information site the citizennews.com.
And
we invite you to play a big role in informing our
citizenry of news they need to know. There's a
click-through button on our online front page for
you to submit news, sports, church items,
calendar events, letters to the editor and
feedback to our staff. Please consider that
click-through your always-open door into your
local newspaper, available to you, day or night,
seven days a week.
Additionally,
you will note that part of our staff bylines has
changed from Staff Writer to
the e-mail address of the reporter or writer of
the article. Feel free to contact all Citizen
staff members via their e-mail addresses. We
invite your comments and your criticisms
of our printed edition and our new daily
online edition. We are here to serve you. Thank
you for reading Fayette's only locally owned
newspaper and for browsing our new and
Fayette's only online daily publication.
CAL
BEVERLY
publisher@thecitizennews.com
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