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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.
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.
Free summer meals return at FPS, YMCA
Youth 18 and under eligible for free breakfast, lunch
Students in need of a free bite to eat this summer can yet again rely on Fulton Public Schools and the Callaway County YMCA.
Mental health consultant returns for lecture at Fulton State Hospital
A man Fulton State Hospital officials credit with helping shape the institution into the mental health facility it is today will soon return and greet the public.
Housing tour
Fulton councilmembers Mary Rehklau, Mike West and Wayne Chailland examine new countertops Tuesday in a Fulton Housing Authority senior and disabled unit that had just been renovated.
Fulton to seek bids for asphalt overlay
The City of Fulton will be seeking bids on a number of asphalt overlay projects for 2013.
Blank steps down as CARDV director
Less than a year after taking on the position, Lori Blank has stepped down as executive director of the Coalition Against Rape and Domestic Violence.
New Bloomfield student, soldier killed in accident
Spc. Charles P. McClure, who attended elementary and middle school in New Bloomfield, was killed May 2 in a vehicular accident while serving in the Army in Kuwait. He was 21.
Luckett named Fulton Employee of the Year
It might not be something to which everyday citizens pay much mind, but it takes a lot of work to keep the City of Fulton’s buildings in order and its lawns maintained.
Westminster program seeks family volunteers to match with, mentor international students
Adjusting to college life can be hard, but for international students who are also adjusting to a new culture while thousands of miles away from their loved ones, the task might be outright daunting.
