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 Board of Aldermen is looking for a new Southwest Ward representative. Former Alderwoman Leanna Shiflett resigned from her seat, citing she did not have the time to dedicate to the …
By: Justin Addison
Approximately 800 trick-or-treaters descended upon downtown Fayette for the annual Trunk-or-Treat, hosted by Downtown Fayette. Forty-five trunks handed out candy and treats, and held games and …
CMU running back Dawan Lomax breaks loose for the winning touchdown on Saturday.
Fayette City Marshal David Ford (left) welcomes new officer Daquan Boyce to the department. Boyce was sworn in as a sergeant on Monday and begins duties today.
Voting booths were at near capacity all morning in the Howard County Courthouse on Tuesday as voters flocked to the polls. Lines had formed outside of both doors prior to the opening of the polls at 6 a.m. Poll workers were friendly and moved voters along quickly, and by 8 a.m., 226 ballots had been cast in the courthouse.
By: Justin Addison
Gold Apple Boutique on the south side of the downtown Fayette square celebrated five years in business with a ribbon cutting on Friday. Proprietor Cana Conrow opened the retail business in November …
Master Sergeant Gary A. Dann received a Quilt of Valor during the annual Veterans Day ceremony held by the Fayette chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on Friday. Master Sergeant …
By: Justin Addison
The third-seeded Harrisburg Bulldogs defeated sixth-seeded Fayette in a low-scoring grudge match on Friday, 16-6, in the Class 1 District 2 postseason tournament. Harrisburg held the home-field …
After months of back and forth, bickering, and changes, the city council has finally approved an ordinance governing historic buildings within the city’s newest historic district.
The Fayette city council is still one person short after four of the five remaining alderwomen rejected an appointment by the Mayor last week to fill the empty seat.
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