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St. Paul pancake breakfast postponed

The annual pancake breakfast, scheduled to be hosted by the men of St. Paul United Methodist Church in Fayette on Saturday, has been postponed. No makeup date has been announced, although … more

Howard County Sheriff’s Dept. receives grant from Governor’s Blue Shield program

The Howard County Sheriff’s Department will benefit from $10 million in crime-fighting grants from Gov. Mike Kehoe’s Blue Shield program. The Governor on Monday announced state grants for … more

Hunter Education course to be offered in October

A hunter education course will be offered next month at the Keller Building in Fayette. The course will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, October 17 at 600 West Morrison Street. … more
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FHS elects student council, class officers

Fayette High School has announced its class officers and Student Council for the 2026-27 school year. Kayleigh Friebe will serve as Student Council president. Lainey Bentley is vice president, … more
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Council votes to repave downtown to fix parking stripes

Fayette’s Board of Aldermen last week voted 5-0 to repave downtown in an effort to permanently fix parking stripe issues. For years, multiple parking stripes around the square have caused … more
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Missouri Supreme Court puts congressional map, Amendment 6 on November ballot

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled Thursday that two additional measures will appear on ballots in November. The unanimous rulings, authored by Justice Ginger Gooch, reverse Secretary of State … more
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Entries sought for FHS Homecoming parade

Fayette High School’s annual Homecoming celebration is right around the corner, and parade entries are now being accepted. The annual celebration will take place on Friday, September 18, … more

Kirby retires from HEC Board, Ballew elected new President

After 31 years of dedicated service as president of the Howard Electric Cooperative Board of Directors, Dale Kirby is passing the torch to a new board president. Dale recently stepped down from … more

CMU to Host Walk for Welcome participant Friday in Linn UMC

Central Methodist University will play host next week to the director of Della Lamb, a Kansas City organization for community service, as he continues the Walk for Welcome across the state of … more

Glasgow’s Lewis Library seeking bids for $100k renovation

Lewis Library in Glasgow is seeking sealed bids from contractors to perform renovation work at the historic building at 315 Market Street. The library is seeking four separate bids for interior … more
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Fayette man held without bond after shooting

An 18-year-old Fayette man is in jail facing four felonies and four misdemeanors after he allegedly fired two shots from a 9mm handgun through a wall and into a room that contained his allegedly … more
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County enrollment down slightly at start of new school year

A total of 1,299 students are enrolled in Howard County public schools for the fall term. Most schools began the new year on Tuesday, August 25. Fayette started yesterday, Tuesday, September 1, due … more
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Glasgow FFA Chapter helps pack meals at State Fair

Members of the Glasgow Future Farmers of America Chapter joined more than 782 fellow FFA members from 95 Missouri chapters and agricultural leaders to pack meals, a capstone celebration through … more

Henderson’s Drug Store to close after 185 years

Henderson’s Drug Store in downtown Glasgow announced it will close on Friday after 185 in business. Owner David Henderson wrote in a letter that he will retire after 50 years in the family … more
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Mayor's Prize presented to city

Two local award-winning photographs from the Fayette Festival of the Arts were presented to Fayette Mayor Greg Stidham (center) during last week’s city council meet held on August 25, and will … more
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New Fayette R-III teachers, staff prepare for new school year

The Fayette school district welcomed new principals, teachers, and coaches to its ranks last week on the verge of the new school year. The district will start school on September 1, a week later than … more
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County Health Dept. adds lab testing to slate of services

The Howard County Public Health Department is planning to add more than a dozen laboratory tests to its already varied slate of services, offering residents a respite from traveling to Columbia. … more
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Ambulance Dist. goes on offense in city’s lawsuit

The Howard County Ambulance District has filed a counterclaim in the case by which the City of Fayette is asking a judge for an injunction to prevent the district from constructing a new base inside … more
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Public input sought on two Howard County bridge projects

The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is seeking community input on plans to replace the Business Route 240 and Missouri Route 3 bridges over CPKC Railroad in Howard County, east of … more

Fayette R-III delays school opening amid ongoing storm cleanup

The Fayette public schools will delay the start of the fall semester until Tuesday, September 1, to remove asbestos found during cleanup from flooding that took place on June 1. Superintendent Brent … more
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