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Common Fund applications due Aug. 21

The deadline to apply to the Fayette Area Common Fund is Friday, August 21. The nonprofit fund is dedicated to providing financial resources to local organizations that benefit the community. … more

Howard Electric helps Glasgow teachers explore energy education

Teachers from across Missouri explored how energy is produced, delivered, and used during the 14th annual Energy in Today’s Classroom program, held July 29-30, in Jefferson City. Hosted by Central … more

Fayette native participates in world’s largest international maritime warfare exercise

By Megan Lemly, Navy Office of Community Outreach PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii - 2nd Lieutenant Zachary Henderson, a native of Fayette, Missouri, serves with 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines, 15th Marine … more

Fayette Reads Together invites community to book discussion

Fayette Reads Together invites community members to participate in its next public book discussion featuring The Crooked Places Made Straight: Reflections on the Moral Meaning of America by Raphael … more

Fayette students perform with state honor choir

Two Fayette choir students were selected to perform with their summer honor choirs by the Missouri Choral Directors Association. Arwen O’Neill (left) and Keegan O’Neill performed with their … more

Gloomy weather can't spoil Fayette Festival of the Arts

The 2026 edition of the Fayette Festival of the Arts on Saturday was a tremendous success, despite the unseasonably cool and rainy weather. The annual event drew families and art lovers from across … more

Local races, amendments draw voters on Tuesday

Voting was underway as the Advertiser went to press on Tuesday morning. Poll workers at the Howard County Courthouse reported a steady stream of voters, and a line formed at the door when polls … more

City to crack down on rentals inside RS-1 zones

The City of Fayette is preparing to crack down on rental properties inside of single-family residential districts that cater to non-family tenants, such as college students. Building inspector … more

Citywide Garage Sales Aug. 22

The annual Fayette Citywide Garage Sale will be held on Saturday, August 22. To have your ad included with the list of sales published in this newspaper, email your information to: … more

Black & Gold Gala for FHS athletics returns August 15

The Fayette High School athletics program will host its third annual Black & Gold Gala on Saturday, August 15, 2026, at St. Joseph’s Church Hall, with proceeds benefiting athletic programs … more

Hwy. 124 resurfacing to start Friday

A resurfacing project originally planned for Monday, Aug. 3, has been rescheduled. The contractor now plans to close the access to and from Missouri Route 124 at U.S. Route 63 in Boone County on … more

FHS alum named No. 1 Storyteller in the Nation

Fayette native, author, and professional speaker Quincy Moore was named the No. 1 Storyteller in the Nation by the National Speakers Association (NSA). Moore spoke to Fayette High School … more

ELECTION 2026

As we near the Primary Election next Tuesday, August 4, the Advertiser reached out to local candidates in contested county-wide races for Presiding Commissioner and Treasurer. Each candidate … more

Glasgow city council censures alderman

Glasgow Central Ward city councilman Jeff Parks was officially censured by the city’s Board of Aldermen on Thursday, July 23. The action came during a special meeting called to address Parks’s … more

Judge allows extension in city’s injunction request against ambulance district

The Howard County Ambulance District has asked the court for an extension to respond to the City of Fayette’s injunction request. Attorney Jennifer Griffin filed a motion on July 21 for extra … more

Fayette Festival of the Arts returns to the square Saturday

For one day each summer, Fayette’s historic courthouse square becomes a gathering place for artists, musicians, families, and visitors from throughout the region. Sponsored by the Fayette Area … more

CMS, NF Elem. earn Awards of Excellence

Clark Middle School in Fayette and New Franklin Elementary School were recognized among 217 schools across the state with the Missouri Schoolwide Positive Behavior Supports (MO SW-PBS) Award of … more

Boone Health opens new clinic in Glasgow

Officials from Boone Health, the Boone Hospital Foundation, and the city of Glasgow on Wednesday celebrated the opening of a new primary care clinic location in Glasgow. With expanded offerings, … more

Trial set for Glasgow alderman

A Glasgow alderman will go to trial over a felony assault charge and three misdemeanors stemming from an incident during a traffic stop on Dec. 31, 2025, in Morgan County. Jeffrey Thomas Parks, 41, … more

City’s animal ordinances draw scrutiny

Fayette building inspector Jason Hampton agreed with two couples who discussed ongoing animal nuisance issues in their neighborhood during the city council’s regular meeting on Tuesday, July 14. … more
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