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Annual Ashby-Hodge Sale Dec. 1-11

The final event of the calendar year at the Ashby-Hodge Gallery of American Art will be open on Monday, Dec. 1, with the annual Christmas sale and show set to run through December 11 on the campus of … more

Howard County Coat Closet open Dec. 6, 18

The Howard County Human Services Council will open its annual Coat Closet twice in December to provide free, gently used coats for children and adults. The Coat Closet will be open from 9 to 11 … more

Fayette man sues school district after he was banned from campus

A Fayette man whose property borders the softball field at Clark Middle School has filed suit in small claims court three weeks after he was banned from campus. Cordell Robert Trimble is seeking … more

GoFundMe page seeks donations after home of Fayette PD officer burns

A GoFundMe account has been set up for a Fayette police officer whose home was destroyed by fire on Nov. 15. The account has a goal of $5,000. So far, $620 has been raised as of this writing. … more

Time to write those letters to Santa

Once again, the Fayette Advertiser will deliver letters to Santa to the North Pole. Santa and Mrs. Claus are lifelong subscribers to this newspaper. We take great pride in printing letters … more

Christmas lights bring anticipation of holiday cheer

Despite the deceivingly warm weather that closed out last week, the Christmas season is almost upon us. Thanksgiving is next week and the annual Christmas parade will follow on Saturday, Dec. 6. City … more

Market Street Floral owner named Howard County 2025 Woman Entrepreneur of the Year

Kiersten O’Dell, owner of Market Street Floral in downtown Glasgow, was named the 2025 Howard County recipient for the Women Who Own It Awards by the Missouri Women’s Business Center at a … more

Combat medic receives Quilt of Valor

The Peacemakers Quilters presented their 67th Quilt of Valor to Matthew D. Bricker, Special/E4 Army National Guard, during the annual Veterans Day ceremony last Tuesday, Dec. 11, at Fayette High … more

New Franklin, Fayette receive new recycled park tables, benches through DNR

The New Franklin City Park will soon feature new picnic tables and benches made entirely from recycled materials, thanks to a state grant that aims to turn discarded tires and plastic into … more

Coat Closet

The Howard County Human Services Council again is sponsoring a coat closet, with gently-used coats for children and adults. The coat closet will be open Thursday, Nov. 20, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., … more

Rotary Club donates dictionaries to Fayette third-graders

Members of the Fayette Rotary Club on Thursday handed out free dictionaries to third-grade students at Daly Elementary School. The club has delivered free dictionaries to students every year for more … more

Exchange Bank donates to Rotary's ongoing fight against polio

Exchange Bank of Missouri donated $100 toward the Fayette Rotary Club’s ongoing fight against polio through Rotary International’s polio-plus eradication program. The Fayette club … more

Veterans Day ceremony honors Robert E. Paige

Fayette serviceman Robert Edward Paige was honored at the annual   Veterans Day ceremony presented at Fayette High School by the Howard County Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution … more

Fayette voters reject city’s effort to change elected City Marshal to appointed Police Chief

Voters in Fayette last Tuesday, Nov. 4, rejected the city’s proposal to change the elected position of City Marshal to that of Chief of Police, a position appointed by the Mayor and approved by … more

Grant awarded to update bathrooms at City Pool

The Fayette City Pool has been selected as a recipient of a grant from the 2025 Land and Water Conservation Fund administered by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Division of State Parks. … more

Christmas lights contest to benefit Fayette City Pool

The Friends of the Historic Fayette Memorial Pool invite residents and businesses to brighten up the community this holiday season through a Christmas Lights Contest fundraiser. The contest … more

Rotary Trivia Night raises more than $2,500 for service projects

Eight teams packed St. Joseph Catholic Church’s Fellowship Hall on Friday, Nov. 1, for the Fayette Rotary Club’s annual Trivia Night. Competitors enjoyed eight rounds of trivia, four … more

Fayette Main Street presents the Festival of Lights

HUNDREDS GATHERED ON THE SQUARE Saturday night for the annual Fayette Main Street Christmas Parade and Festival of Lights. Following the parade, Santa lit a Magic Tree on the courthouse lawn before … more
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