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Children are finishing up their Christmas lists and writing those letters to Santa, and once again the Fayette Advertiser will deliver Christmas wishes to the North Pole. Santa Claus is a longtime …
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Children are finishing up their Christmas lists and writing those letters to Santa, and once again the Fayette Advertiser will deliver Christmas wishes to the North Pole. Santa Claus is a longtime subscriber to this newspaper, and we take great pride in printing all letters addressed to him at the North Pole so that he and Mrs. Claus may double check those Christmas lists.
Be sure and drop off letters to the newspaper office at 203. N. Main St. in Fayette. They may be dropped through our mail slot after hours or in placed in Santa’s Mailbox in front of the Peacock Beauty Shop.
They may also be mailed to the newspaper office at PO Box 32 or e-mailed to news@fayettenews.com. Keep in mind that there will only be two more editions printed before Christmas: Wednesday, Dec. 16 and Wednesday, Dec. 23.
The deadline for all letters is noon on December 20.
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