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Fulton salon seeks to offer friendly atmosphere, customer service

Local residents looking for a fresh coat of red on their toes, a new hairstyle, a deeper tan or a relaxing massage now have a new option in Fulton.

Heat-stressed cows may have premature calves

Absence of grass adds to cattle stress

Missouri farmers have been cautioned to watch for premature births of calves caused by heat stress on pregnant cows.

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Owner of Jinx Books looks to sell store, cat

Kathryn Wade is selling a cat for $25,000. A cat, and a book store.

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Three Callaway County brothers honored for forestry management

Three brothers who own and manage a tree farm in Callaway County have been honored by the Missouri Tree Farm Committee for 25 years of exemplary forest management.

40th anniversary observed at Naught-Naught Agency

The Naught-Naught Insurance Agency at 710 Market St. in Fulton is celebrating its 40th anniversary.

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McIntire teacher helps open downtown shaved ice shop

In addition to teaching kindergartners at McIntire Elementary, Sandee Poss is now also a shaved ice entrepreneur.

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Callaway Bank to offer loans to spur downtown revitalization

Executives at The Callaway Bank announced Wednesday that they want to help jump-start Fulton’s downtown revitalization efforts.

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New location offers local Farmers Market more exposure

Visitors to Memorial Park the last few weeks have noticed something missing, and it wasn’t just material cleaned out by renovation crews. The Fulton Farmers Market has made the move to the parking lot in front of Sutherland’s on Business 54.

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Last call for Tif’s after all

Tif’s Ugly Mug, the 5th Street bar that has served as a haunt for Fulton’s college crowd for the past seven years, has closed its doors and moved to The Landing, the popular nightlife spot in St. Louis.

Pet Food Recalls Spread

Add Canidae, Wellpet, Natural Balance and Apex to the list of pet food manufacturers recalling dry pet food because of Salmonella contamination.

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Saults Drugs takes on new co-owner

Customers of Saults Drug Store on Court Street might notice a new face behind the pharmacy counter, though he’s no stranger to the business. Mark Jennings, formerly a staff worker at Red Cross Pharmacy, (and its predecessor, Dunavants,) has come on board at Saults, the beginnings of a process to gradually take the reigns from current owner and operator Al Real.

Fulton Commons under new ownership

The Fulton Commons Shopping Center in Fulton is now owned by L.W. Partnership, L.P., a firm based in the state of Nevada.

Environmentalists oppose Callaway nuclear renewal

A Missouri environmental group is asking the federal government to more closely scrutinize Ameren Corp.'s request for a 20-year license renewal at the state's only nuclear power plant.

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Ameren, Westinghouse form nuclear alliance

Ameren Missouri announced Thursday it has entered into an agreement with Westinghouse Electric Company to exclusively support Westinghouse’s application for the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Small Modular Reactors (SMR) investment funds of up to $452 million.

New study: Consumers highly engaged with newspaper media content across platforms

Arlington, Va.–A new study shows that in an average week, 74% of all Internet users rely on local newspaper media – digital as well as print – as key sources of news and information, and are engaging with their local newspaper across multiple platforms.