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Glasgow scholar bowl teams compete in CAC tournaments

Glasgow high school and junior high scholar bowl teams competed last week in the Central Activities Association competition. Glasgow high school’s Ty Holt was the high scorer at the meet with 490 … more

Employee arrested, accomplice wanted for robbing Isle of Capri Casino

A Columbia man was arrested, and a suspect is being sought after they allegedly robbed the Isle of Capri Casino in Boonville of more than $1.2 million on Wednesday, March 25. The Missouri State … more

Police investigating CMS 7th-grader’s suicide

An investigation is underway regarding possible bullying after a Clark Middle School seventh-grader took her own life on Wednesday, March 18. Zyairah Nevaeh Barney reportedly left the campus … more

Johnmeyer enters race for county treasurer

A third Republican has declared candidacy for the office of Howard County Treasurer. Michele Johnmeyer filed for election last week. She will face at least one other GOP candidate in the August … more

First-ever Fayette St. Patrick's Day Parade

A small group of enthusiastic townspeople and college students braved the cold to form the first-ever Fayette St. Patrick’s Day parade last Tuesday evening, March 17. The parade with full police … more

Linn UMC to host Easter egg hunt, full slate of Holy Week services

Linn Memorial United Methodist Church will host an Easter egg hunt as part of its Palm Sunday service this Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Linn is also collaborating with St. Paul UMC for five days of Holy … more

Harrisburg school board approves 2026-27 calendar

The Harrisburg school board last week approved the school calendar for the next 2026-27 academic year. The school day begins at 7:45 a.m., with the final bell at 3:45 p.m. New student enrollment … more

Thursday’s candidate forum to be live-streamed

Thursday night’s municipal candidate forum will be live-streamed on the Fayette Advertiser’s Facebook page for those unable to attend in person. The forum will include candidates for Fayette … more

CMU alum named to state board

Central Methodist University alumna Katie Siegel, Ph.D., of California, last week was appointed by Gov. Mike Kehoe to the Missouri Workforce Development Board. Ms. Siegel currently serves as the … more

CMU Choir to debut new work by Mannheim Steamroller composer

The Central Methodist University Chorale Singers will perform a new work by internationally recognized composer Jackson Berkey, an original member of the group Mannheim Steamroller. Berkey wrote … more

Exchange Bank donates $1,000 to music boosters

Exchange Bank of Missouri recently presented a $1,000 donation to the Fayette Music Boosters in support of local music education programs. The bank said is proud to support organizations that enrich … more

Fayette Together to host documentary screening

A community screening and discussion of the acclaimed documentary “Two Towns of Jasper” is set for Saturday, April 11, on the campus of Central Methodist University. The free public event, … more

Armstrong Community Choir to present Easter Cantata

The Armstrong Community Choir will present the Easter Cantata, “Alive in Christ,” by Mosie Lister, at 3 p.m. on Sunday, March 29, in the Armstrong Baptist Church. Admission is free, and all are … more

Police investigating Fayette seventh-grader's suicide

An investigation is underway regarding possible bullying after a Clark Middle School seventh-grader took her own life on Wednesday, March 18. Zy Barney reportedly left the campus during the … more

Multiple agencies conduct emergency training

Howard Electric Cooperative conducted a mock pole-top rescue training exercise Thursday in coordination with Howard County emergency services, the City of Fayette, and electric cooperatives from … more

Church St. sidewalk project moves ahead

Several trees were cut down along Church Street last week to make way for a long-awaited sidewalk project. Central Methodist University was awarded a half-million-dollar Transportation Alternatives … more

Fayette man killed in rollover accident

A 28-year-old Fayette man was killed when his car ran off the road and rolled over into a ditch Saturday morning on Hwy. 124, a few miles east of Fayette. The crash occurred around 9:30 a.m. near … more

Council passes moratorium on cat trapping

The Fayette city council last week placed a moratorium on trapping cats after multiple complaints were made about a man on Linn Street capturing the animals and dumping them elsewhere in the county. … more

Candidate forum March 26 in Keller Building

A public candidate forum for the offices of Mayor and City Marshal of Fayette will be held next Thursday, March 26, at 7 p.m. in the conference room of the Keller Building. Sponsored by the GFWC … more

Dr. Stroupe advocates for veterinarians at nation’s capital

Howard County veterinarian Dr. Jessica Stroupe recently traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with federal lawmakers and advocate for policies supporting veterinarians and livestock producers. … more
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