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FHS student recognized by congressman

During a trip to Fayette and Howard County on Friday, U.S. Representative Mark Alford (R-Raymore) stopped by to congratulate Fayette High School senior Aven Bange on his success in a simulated stock … more

D.C. Rogers Lake re-opens

D.C. Rogers Lake, west of Fayette, re-opened last week after the gravel road leading to it was smoothed out. The area had been closed due to issues with the road, which boasts a steep hill leading to … more

Fayette named Tree City USA

The City of Fayette was again designated as a Tree City USA. This marks the third year in a row Fayette has earned the designation from the National Arbor Day Foundation to honor its commitment to … more

Annual Fleer Lecture to feature professor’s talk on spiritual formation

The 2025 Fleer Lecture at Central Methodist University will take place on Wednesday, March 26, as Rev. Dr. Rubén Rosarío Rodríguez is set to speak on “Spiritual Formation … more

CMU Band Legacy Concert Sunday

Central Methodist University is set to celebrate its long tradition of musical excellence with a full day of events, highlighted by the annual CMU Band Legacy Concert, on Sunday, March 23. The … more

Fayette school board candidates forum Tuesday

The Association of Women for Education (AWE) in Fayette is hosting a public candidates forum next week for the Fayette Board of Education.   Three candidates are running for two open seats … more

Sign-ups available online for 2025 Howard County Fair

The 2025 Howard County Fair is right around the corner, with dates and details about each event listed on the event website.   The fair runs from Monday, June 23 through Sunday, June 29 at … more

Local drives help with Red Cross shortages

The American Red Cross of Central and Northern Missouri is issuing a call to help ensure no one faces a disaster alone by donating on Red Cross Giving Day, March 26. Locally, drives in Glasgow and … more

Downtown Fayette seeking new Executive Director

Downtown Fayette is once again seeking a new Executive Director of the Main Street organization. Current director Barbie Oeth announced she is stepping down after five months. She began her duties on … more

Rotary Club funds basketball court for club

The Fayette Rotary Club procured a grant to construct a concrete pad with a basketball coach for the Boys and Girls Club of Fayette. For the project, Rotary partnered with the club and St. Paul … more

Boys & Girls Club Fayette site celebrates one-year anniversary

The Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri is celebrating one year of providing afterschool and summer enrichment to Fayette families.   “We are thrilled to be celebrating … more

Glasgow senior recognized in statewide scholars program

Glasgow High School senior Caroline Stallman has been selected for “Honorable Mention” in the prestigious 2025 Missouri Scholars 100 program. This statewide initiative recognizes … more

Marine Bio Day returns to CMU March 29

High school students interested in majoring in marine biology at Central Methodist University are invited to register now for Marine Biology Day on campus Saturday, March 29. One of … more

Fayette Reads Together meets Saturday

The next book discussion for Fayette Reads Together will be held at 11 a.m. at St. Paul United Methodist Church located at 300 E. Davis Street in Fayette. The discussion is hosted by Fayette … more

Photo book depicting west side of square donated to library

A book of photographs depicting demolition and reconstruction of the west side of the downtown Fayette square was donated to the Fayette Public Library on Thursday. Pat Hilgedick documented the … more

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County ambulance personnel meet with state legislators

Four members of the Howard County Ambulance Service discussed issues with state legislators during the EMS Day at the Capitol in Jefferson City on March 5.   Frank W. Flaspohler … more

Council names Deanna Cooper city administrator

The Fayette Board of Aldermen on Tuesday hired Downtown Fayette Board President Deanna Cooper for the position of city administrator.   The action took place during the closed portion of … more

City council expects to raise monthly sewer rates

The cost of living is going up for Fayette utility customers. Water rates increased 5% in January, and sewer increases are likely to rise 3% in May, and every year after for the next five years. … more

Ukrainian student delivers emotional testament on third anniversary of Russian invasion

With her nation’s flag adorning the lectern, 19-year-old Ukrainian law student Khrystyna Borshchuk delivered powerful remarks on the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of her country … more
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