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 first-ever Central State 8 matchup between area rivals Fayette and Harrisburg ended with the Bulldogs on top 46-14 on Friday, spoiling the Falcons’ final home game of the season on Senior …
By: Justin Addison
After upsetting the No. 1 seed in the semis, the fourth-seeded Glasgow Lady Yellowjackets nearly knocked off another favorite for the district title. But second-seeded Cairo scored the winning run on …
By: Justin Addison
The spooky time is upon us, and there is no shortage of fun planned for Halloween this year. Things kick off this Friday and Saturday as the New Franklin Park Board hosts the Haunted Harvest …
By: Justin Addison
The Harrisburg Bulldogs shutout first-year varsity team Linn 51-0 on Senior Night to improve to 5-4 overall with the postseason district tournament beginning Friday. The win marks Harrisburg’s …
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
A new era of Central Methodist University women’s basketball officially began Monday night when first-year head coach Dustyn Yung led the Lady Eagles past Haskell University 83-67 to open the …
By: Justin Addison
The Central Methodist men’s basketball team opened the season with two home wins, defeating Harris Stowe State College 101-89 on Saturday, and Haskell University 75-71 on Sunday. …
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 …
By: Justin Addison
Howard County Clerk Shelly Howell predicts an enormous turnout, predicting between 80 and 85% of registered voters will cast ballots during this year’s General Election. Already, 395 early …
By: Justin Addison
Fayette picked up a crucial win on Friday at Russellville, 34-28, in the final game of the regular season. The victory was not only important because it was Fayette’s second of the season, but …
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