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U.S. Representative Mark Alford (R-Raymore), right, toured Addison Biological Laboratory in Fayette on Friday while passing through Howard County on his way to a round table discussion that afternoon …
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U.S. Representative Mark Alford (R-Raymore), right, toured Addison Biological Laboratory in Fayette on Friday while passing through Howard County on his way to a round table discussion that afternoon in Boone County. The District 4 Congressman visited with the company’s founder and President Bruce Addison, left, about dealing with federal agencies. This was Rep. Alford’s second stop in Howard County. On the way to Fayette, he and his staff enjoyed lunch at the Rolling Pin in Glasgow.
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