( CNN ) -- It 's been one year since Fort Bragg soldier Kelli Bordeaux went missing , and there 's now a reward being offered for information that could help authorities solve the mystery , according to police in Fayetteville , North Carolina . The military is offering $ 25,000 for information that could help explain what happened to Pfc . Bordeaux , Detective Jeff Locklear told CNN on Monday . Last April , police and the military searched an area near a Fayetteville bar where Bordeaux was last seen and last used her cell phone , authorities then told CNN . Read last year 's story about Bordeaux . The 23-year-old soldier left the Froggy Bottoms bar early on a Saturday , police told CNN then . She had been drinking and was given a ride home by a bar employee , according to a U.S. Army official who spoke on condition of anonymity at the time of that story . At some point , the Army official said , Bordeaux sent two text messages . One said , `` got home safely . '' The official did not know who the text was sent to or the contents of the second text message . Last April , Fayetteville Police Chief Tom Bergamine said that Bordeaux was described as a `` very good soldier , not the type of person that would come up AWOL or missing . '' The Army official told CNN that police searched Bordeaux 's apartment and vehicle , but the official did not know where the vehicle was found . Bordeaux was reported missing on April 16 of last year when she failed to report for duty , the official said . Bordeaux 's older sister , Olivia Cox , told reporters last April that it was out of character for her to miss work . Bordeaux 's mother , Johnna Henson , said she had been told by police that an individual gave her daughter a ride to the bar , where Bordeaux sang karaoke .
A Fayetteville , North Carolina , police detective says military is offering a $ 25,000 reward . In Last April , Olivia Cox disappeared after leaving a Army bar . April 2012 , police and the military searched near the bar , where she was last seen .