Fayette County Public Schools
Fayetteville, Georgia
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Fayette County High to celebrate 60 years of Marching Tigers
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For 60 years, the Marching Tigers have been a pivotal part of Fayette County High School, and it’s time to celebrate.
On Friday, September 25, as part of the home football game against Riverdale, the school will host a 60th anniversary celebration of their legendary marching band, and all past members are invited to come home and join the fun.
The celebration will include Fayetteville’s Mayor Ed Johnson designating the day as “Marching Tigers Day.”
For information on registering, go to: https://www.fayettetigerband.org/mtalumni60.