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Adult Art Show Awards

2023 Fayette Festival of the Arts Adult Art Show Awards The Adult Art Show displayed its artworks at the Ashby Hodge Gallery of American Art on Central Methodist University's campus. The youth … more

Bicentennial Poster Winners

The winners of the Fayette Bicentennial Poster Contest were announced during the Fayette Festival of the Arts on Saturday. The posters are on display in the front windows of a building on the south … more

CMU football coach optimistic about coaching debut

Exactly 30 days before the opening of the 2023 season, CMU’s newest head football coach, Dave Brown, said that how quickly his team can compete in the Heart will be determined by how fast his … more

Fayette Festival of the Arts Saturday

The Fayette Festival of the Arts returns to the downtown courthouse square and CMU campus on Saturday for its 13th season. The event has become a draw for art and music lovers from across the state. … more

BTC Bank donates $5k for FHS game livestreams

BTC Bank in Fayette pledged an ongoing donation in the amount of $5,000 to help the Fayette Athletic Boosters purchase a subscription to the sports application HUDL for the purpose of live-streaming … more

Council mulls parking restrictions on Oaklawn Ave.

The Fayette city council is considering the restriction of parking on all, or at least a portion of, Watts Avenue. Jocelyn Hutchinson, a resident of the street, asked the city council to address … more

Council approves fee increases at city pound

The City of Fayette has increased charges made for stray dogs that are picked up and sheltered in the dog pound. City Marshal David Ford initially presented increases at the city council’s … more

CMU basketball camps a success

The Central Methodist University summer basketball camps were another huge success for the men’s basketball program this year. Around 80 kids attended the June camp, with approximately 60 at … more

City council votes to put Humvee up for bid

The City of Fayette is selling its Humvee. The all-terrain military vehicle was acquired in 2012 by then City Marshal Jeff Oswald under a Department of Defense (DOD) program that decommissions … more

PSC Approves Change In Evergy Missouri Metro DSIM Charge

The Missouri Public Service Commission has approved a request filed by Evergy Metro, Inc. d/b/a Evergy Missouri Metro to adjust the Demand Side Programs Investment Mechanism (DSIM) charge on customer … more

Major work underway at Fayette school district

Nearly every building in the Fayette school district is undergoing extensive work over the summer in preparation for the upcoming school year. Elementary, middle, and high school buildings, along … more

Quilt show to honor Fayette bicentennial

To commemorate Fayette’s bicentennial, the Peacemakers Quilting Group has selected “Granny’s Attic: 200 years of Quilting” for the theme of its annual show to celebrate … more

Fayette BOE approves several expenditures in special meeting

The Fayette Board of Education met in a special meeting on Wednesday, July 19, to address a few items left over from June’s marathon meeting. The school board does not typically hold a meeting … more

Classical music to highlight Mo. River Festival of the Arts

The Friends of Historic Boonville are proud to present the 48th Annual Missouri River Festival of the Arts, August 23 through August 26, at historic Thespian Hall in Boonville. The festival … more

Street Dance a success

A street dance held downtown on North Main Street in Fayette Saturday night drew an estimated 500 attendees for line dancing to music played by country music cover band 54 Country. Live music, … more

Rug-hooking exhibit to go up in Arrow Rock visitor center

The Arrow Rock State Historic Site visitor center will host a daily exhibit from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting in August that will feature rugs made or designed by former members of the Big Muddy Rug … more

Annual sales tax holiday next weekend

Missouri’s annual back-to-school sales tax holiday begins at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, August 4, and runs through midnight on Sunday, August 6. During this time, certain back-to-school purchases … more

Graduates with honors

Jacob Matthew Robb, grandson of Linda and the late Bobby Robb of Fayette, graduated Magna cum Laude from Wichita State University in May with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering. He is … more

76 Eagles recognized as Heart Scholar-Athletes

The Heart of America Athletic Conference announced 1,063 student-athletes from across the conference have been honored for their academic achievements by being named Heart Scholar-Athletes for the … more

CMU volleyball earns USMC-AVCA Team Academic Award third straight year

The United States Marine Corps and the American Volleyball Coaches Association announced that 1,333 collegiate and high school volleyball teams have earned the USMC/AVCA Team Academic Award this … more
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