Justin Addison is a journalist for the Democrat Leader-Advertiser, focusing on local news in Fayette, Missouri. With a keen interest in community events, local politics, and sports, Justin covers a wide range of topics to keep the residents of Fayette informed and engaged.
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Justin's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, including sports and community events within Fayette, Missouri. Given the localized nature of his articles, he is likely to be interested in pitches relating to local events, developments in city governance, and stories about individuals or groups making a difference in the community.
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By: Justin Addison
The Fayette Falcons showed bright spots in their season debut at Carrollton on Friday but continually sputtered on both sides of the ball, falling to the Trojans 34-14. It marked the first win …
By: Justin Addison
The Howard County Ambulance District is offering a free five-week class to become an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) in October. The class is free for anyone willing to make a three-year …
By: Justin Addison
The Fayette city council finally came mostly together last week to support a project by Central Methodist University to replace the cracked and broken sidewalk along the western border of its campus …
By: Justin Addison
The Fayette Board of Aldermen approved a slightly higher property tax rate for 2024 during its regular meeting held on Tuesday, August 27. The new property tax rate of $0.5929 is up from last …
By: Justin Addison
The Howard County Commission last week reaffirmed that it will not create an ordinance to freeze property taxes for seniors citizens, citing the expected cost to the county. But, commissioners said …
By: Justin Addison
The Howard County Jail housed up to eight inmates from Boone County last week. Sheriff Jeff Oswald said his population of local inmates was low and Boone County needed additional housing. …
By: Justin Addison
After a disappointing season opener at Carrollton the week before, the Fayette Falcons dropped to 0-2 on the season with a 48-13 loss to Class 2 Father Tolton to open their home campaign on Friday. …
By: Justin Addison
A Boonville teenager was arrested last Wednesday for allegedly pointing a handgun at a group of other teens on the Fayette square. Kadyn Josiah Lee, 19, is currently being held without bond in the …
By: Justin Addison
Last week, Fayette coach Bri Moore said she wanted redemption against Boonville, which came from behind to defeat the Falcons 6-5 in the Lady Pirates’ tournament on August 31. On Monday, the …
Coach Dave Brown said his young team improved despite the loss
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