Shop LocalHurt remains undefeated, reaches Class 1 semifinals
SPRINGFIELD — Josh Hurt is still perfect, and is now in a position that no Fulton tennis player has ever been in before.
Speaker urges caregivers, community to be respectful with mental illness
Joel Slack knows first-hand that something as simple as a reassuring, helping hand can go a long way in the journey to mental health and recovery.
Sheriff investigates death
Callaway County deputies are investigating the death of a woman found Wednesday evening in a parked car near Williamsburg.
Hurt puts perfect record on the line in Class 1 singles
Josh Hurt has kept it mellow while mounting a flawless run. The Fulton senior will carry a perfect 25-0 record into the Class 1 state singles tournament at the Cooper Tennis Complex in Springfield. Hurt will square off against Westminster Christian Academy’s Joel Andrew Montgomery in the first round at 9 this morning.
Strough, Barkho make ‘mind-boggling’ trek
Journey brings them to Class 1 doubles tourney
Scott Strough still tries to fathom how he and Philip Barkho reached this ultimate destination.
Stockton’s throw brings William Woods first national championship
The William Woods University track and field program can now boast a national champion. Senior Anthony Stockton became the school’s first national champion in the hammer throw at the NAIA outdoor track and field championships on Thursday.
Fulton development council seeks EEZ again
Plans for tax incentive zone in Callaway County delayed by state not updating newest census data
The Missouri Department of Economic Development’s failure to update its computers with 2010 U.S. Census data has delayed efforts to develop an Enhanced Enterprise Zone in Callaway County — an effort local officials believe would to boost employment.
Preparing to make a splash
Fulton's swimming pool opens Saturday
With school ending next week and summer just around the corner, Fulton’s Oestriech Swimming Pool opens for the season at noon on Saturday.
Library patrons select local author for One Read
'The Ruins of Us' offers glimpse into another world
Daniel Boone Regional Library’s 2013 One Read selection combines universal themes such as relationships and family with a glimpse into a foreign culture in a way that library officials say makes the novel a perfect choice for the annual community reading program.
Lady Bulldogs’ 400 relay makes smooth transition in becoming state champion
MOKANE — About 48 hours before its state title would make school history, the South Callaway girls’ 400-meter relay took a short but necessary trip.
State long jump title a slam dunk for Rudroff
MOKANE — Garner Rudroff had his mind on hoops. Specifically, what can be one of the most dazzling plays in the sport.
Father’s memory drives MSD’s Jones to state titles
A little more than a year ago, Nick Jones was watching the track season from the sidelines and mourning the passing of his father, Hardy.
Cleanup from OK twister begins
State, local tornado volunteers to be coordinated by state impact
Missouri has received no aid requests from Oklahoma in the aftermath of a deadly tornado that hit Moore, Okla., Monday afternoon.
A royal baby shower
The Friends of the National Churchill Museum’s annual meeting to celebrate royal baby
Though the world’s soon-to-be most famous baby isn’t expected until July, Fulton is getting ready to give the child a warm welcome.
Area Red Cross Chapter deploys Mid-Missouri nurse to Oklahoma
The Heart of Missouri Chapter of the American Red Cross, which includes Callaway County, has deployed a volunteer nurse from Barnett to Moore, Okla., to assist in providing health services to victims of a deadly tornado that struck the city on Monday afternoon.
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