The Fayette Advertiser is giving every reader — subscriber or not — free, unrestricted access to its newly relaunched website through October 1, 2018, including stories and e-editions that would normally sit behind a login.
To give our readers a chance to experience all that our new website has to offer, we have made all content freely available, through October 1, 2018.— The Fayette Advertiser
The move is a deliberate on-ramp: the paper is betting that readers who spend time with the new site will find enough value to stick around once the paywall returns. For now, anyone can browse without an account.
The Fayette Advertiser is a locally owned weekly newspaper serving Fayette and Howard County, Missouri, operating from 203 N. Main St. in Fayette. It publishes news, sports, obituaries, elections, and community coverage, and its website at fayettenewspapers.com hosts both current stories and e-editions of recent issues.
Why it matters — Fayette and Howard County residents have a limited window to explore the paper's full digital archive and e-editions at no cost — after October 1, access reverts to subscriber-only.
⚠ Not yet confirmed
- The Fayette Advertiser has published for over a century, with archives dating to the 1820s–1960s on Newspapers.com and formal references from 1916.
- added sentence in quote: "During this time, print and digital subscribers will not need to log in to view our stories or e-editions."
Reported by fayettenewspapers.com, newspapers.com, dbrl.org, worldcat.org, zoominfo.com
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