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Glasgow native, MSHP Trooper Hoffman retiring

Captain Dusty L. Hoffman, director of the Public Information and Education Division, General Headquarters, Jefferson City, will retire June 1, after 30 years and 10 months of dedicated service. … more

Glasgow native and Eagle alum Dustyn Yung named CMU women’s basketball coach

Central Methodist Director of Athletics Jeff Sherman announced on Monday that Glasgow native Dustyn Yung will serve as the 10th women’s basketball head coach in program history. A Glasgow … more

Fireside owner named Rotary Business Person of the Year

Nichole Atkins was named the 2024 Business Person of the Year by the Fayette Rotary Club. Atkins and her husband, Ryan, own Fireside Bakes & Brews in Fayette and New Franklin. … more

Fayette school board seeking member to fill vacancy

The Board of Education in Fayette is looking for a new board member. First-term member Kristen Gibbs resigned at the board’s last meeting on Wednesday, May 15. In her resignation letter to … more

Sergeant E-8 Bennie L. Morrow receives Quilt of Valor at Memorial Day Service

Local veteran Master Sergeant E-8 Bennie L. Morrow was presented with the Quilt of Valor by the Peacemakers Quilters during the annual Fayette Memorial Day Service on the courthouse lawn on Sunday … more

Why We Celebrate Juneteenth - The Play

In honor of Juneteenth, organizers in Fayette this year are producing a play, “Why We Celebrate Juneteenth.” The play is written, produced and directed by Dr. Elvira Maxwell and answers … more

Rains bring drought relief to Missouri

Most of Missouri has transitioned out of drought conditions for now, said University of Missouri Extension state climatologist Zack Leasor. “The past two months have brought abundant … more

Glasgow athlete named to MSHSAA Student Advisory Committee

Glasgow High School announced Monday that standout athlete Halle Fuemmeler has been selected by a member of the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) Board of Directors to serve … more

Fourth 2024 Notable Building Awards bestowed to I. H. Pearson Dry Goods Co. and Rosenbaum Bros. Dry Goods Co.

I. H. Pearson Dry Goods Company and Rosenbaum Bros. Dry Goods Company, ca. 1885—the fourth Recipient of the 2024 Notable Building Award from the Fayette Historic Preservation … more

Master Sergeant Bennie L. Morrow to receive Quilt of Valor at Memorial Day Ceremony

Fayette will hold its annual Memorial Day service at 2 p.m. on Sunday, May 26, on the south side of the courthouse lawn by the Veteran’s Memorial. The service will begin with music from … more

Fayette R-III Graduates 43

Fayette High School bid farewell to 43 seniors during its annual commencement ceremony Sunday afternoon. Senior band and choir members gave their final high school performances before walking … more

Impeached alderwoman wins suit against Glasgow city council

Former Glasgow alderwoman Renna Bean has won her lawsuit against the city council, overturning her November 2 impeachment. It also granted Bean’s request for backpay of $25 per meeting for … more

DNR awards $278,000 to Public Water Supply District No. 2

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has awarded a $278,000 interest-free loan to the Howard County Public Water Supply District No. 2 for planning and design work related to the … more

Glasgow student finishes in top 10 of Congressional Speech Contest

Glasgow High School freshman Aly Prentzler is the Howard County winner of the Congressional Speech Competition. The competition was sponsored by U.S. Representative Mark Alford. The theme of the … more

Four Fayette Rotary members named Paul Harris Fellows

Rotary Assistant District Governor Brad Martens recognized four members of the Fayette Rotary Club as Paul Harris Fellows at the club’s regular meeting on Wednesday, May 15.   To be … more

Third 2024 Notable Building Award bestowed to A.F.Davis Bank

The third recipient of the 2024 Notable Building Award from the Fayette Historic Preservation Commission is a contributing building in the Fayette Courthouse Square National Register District. It is … more

Port Authority cuts ribbon on $3.4 million improvement package

Officials and stakeholders celebrated the results of a transformative improvement project to the Howard/Cooper County Port Authority with a ribbon cutting on Friday morning. The event represents the … more

Moberly area artist headlines summer show

The summer show at the Ashby-Hodge Gallery of American Art will begin later this month, with a colorful exhibit by an area artist working in a relatively new style. Opening May 26, the show will be … more

Bentley named Citizen of the Year

Longtime Fayette teacher Terry Bentley was named the 2024 Distinguished Citizen of the Year by the Fayette Board of Education Wednesday night. Daly Elementary third-grade teacher Adrian Stumbaugh was … more

Fayette, Glasgow, Harrisburg to hold graduations Sunday

Three area high schools are holding commencement ceremonies on Sunday. Fayette, Glasgow, and Harrisburg will each bid farewell to their senior classes at 2 p.m. Former Fayette teacher Howie Ball … more
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