Fayette, United States (Local)
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By: Justin Addison
The Higbee girls cruised to a 68-7 conference win over Northwestern (Mendon) at home for Courtwarming on Friday night. The Lady Tigers remain unbeaten in the Carroll-Livingston Activities Conference …
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A short first meeting by the Fayette city council opened the new year last week. Board members approved more than $484,000 worth of invoices for payment, granted a business license, and approved a …
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Higbee senior Ronnie Welch (right) was crowned 2025 Courtwarming Queen on Friday night in a ceremony between basketball games. Fellow senior Landon Tuggle was named Courtwarming King, but he was …
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Fayette honored civil-rights icon Martin Luther King, Jr. on Sunday with a community meal at First Baptist Church followed by a ceremony in the Assembly Hall at Central Methodist University. …
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The Fayette Board of Education unanimously approved a $4,599 proposal to establish Clark Middle School principal Abby Arnette as a district-wide CPI trainer during its regular meeting held on …
The Fayette Volunteer Fire Department will host its 42nd annual Sweetheart Dance on Saturday, February 1.
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Federal child pornography charges still pending Justin Addison, Editor/Publisher A Rocheport couple will spend decades in prison after pleading
The City of Fayette is seeking a new City Administrator. A city council subcommittee met Friday afternoon to finalize a job description and salary range for the position. Fayette has been without a city administrator since June 2021, when then-administrator Tyler Griffith resigned days after announcing a three-week leave of absence less than halfway through his two-year contract.
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The 2025 New Franklin Homecoming King and Queen are Alexander McGruder and Brooklynn Brown (seated). Beside them are Prince Cane Kircher and Princess Everleigh Gerding. Standing, left to right: senior King candidates Brandon Phillips, Cooper McGruder, and Rylan Hundley, the 2024 King and Queen Sawyer Felten and Natalie Wiseman, and senior Queen candidates Brynn Belstle, Emersyn Eads, and Kinsley Washburn.
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The Central Methodist Men’s basketball team completed a resounding defeat of Clarke University Saturday, 110-76, at home on Saturday afternoon inside Puckett Field House to improve past.500 in the conference.
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