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'Clinical judgment' triggers many responses to outbreaks Much of the increase of COVID-19 cases in Missouri last week was driven by cases in a few specific geographical areas, highlighting the importance of identifying case clusters and opening questions of when and how public health authorities respond to outbreaks. by Phillip Sitter Published Jul. 4 2020 @ 6:56pm

No major issues found during nuclear plant inspections The Callaway Energy Center will receive the baseline level of oversight this year following a year of safe and efficient operation, according to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. by Helen Wilbers Published Jul. 4 2020 @ 6:48pm

Local garden patch turns 110 A patch of land behind a house on Mokane Road has been feeding the Whitlow family for at least 110 years. by Helen Wilbers Published Jul. 4 2020 @ 6:46pm

Parents work to host countywide prom A small group with members from all over Callaway County is forming committees to help achieve their goal of making sure local juniors and seniors don't miss out on prom. by Olivia Garrett Published Jul. 4 2020 @ 6:44pm

Our House raising funds to buy refrigerator Our House's Wiley House homeless shelter in Fulton is returning to overnight hours starting July 7. by Olivia Garrett Published Jul. 2 2020 @ 8:03pm

MU professor to research COVID-19 A University of Missouri professor has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the National Science Foundation as a part of a national push to better understand the COVID-19 pandemic that is sweeping across the world. by Olivia Garrett Published Jul. 2 2020 @ 7:58pm

History museum, research center reopen After discussion within the Kingdom of Callaway Historical Society's COVID-19 committee, the society opted to open both facilities beginning Wednesday. by Helen Wilbers Published Jul. 2 2020 @ 7:56pm

North Callaway board approves bus purchase North Callaway R-1 students will enjoy two new school buses when they return to class in August. by Helen Wilbers Published Jul. 2 2020 @ 7:53pm

Fulton man arrested on drug charges A Fulton man was arrested Monday for growing marijuana and possessing methamphetamine, among other charges. Published Jul. 2 2020 @ 12:05am

Celebrate responsibly this Fourth As July 4 approaches, the Missouri Department of Transportation urges caution and safe driving. by Olivia Garrett Published Jul. 1 2020 @ 8:28pm

Slime mold thrives in wet, warm conditions Spring showers bring flowers, but warm rains can also lead to something much more unsightly — dog vomit slime mold. by Olivia Garrett Published Jul. 1 2020 @ 8:26pm

Voices of Callaway wants your votes No need to hold your breath — while the annual Voices of Callaway competition isn't until Aug. 3, you can vote for your favorite singers now. by Helen Wilbers Published Jul. 1 2020 @ 8:24pm

North Callaway school district develops COVID-19 plan Staff and parents at the North Callaway R-1 school district are wrestling with the same question that faces every school district in America. by Helen Wilbers Published Jul. 1 2020 @ 8:21pm

Former Fulton hospital manager charged with fraud The Miami businessman who attempted to purchase the Fulton Medical Center in in 2017 has been indicted for his alleged role in a nation-spanning fraudulent billing scheme. by Helen Wilbers Published Jun. 30 2020 @ 7:29pm

NAACP to host voter registration drive The Fulton NAACP will host a voter registration drive during the Fourth of July holiday. by Helen Wilbers Published Jun. 30 2020 @ 7:26pm

Despite COVID-19, fireworks sales up this year COVID-19 hasn't put a damper on the demand for fireworks. If anything, the ongoing pandemic has sparked a hunger for dazzling displays of light and noise. by Olivia Garrett Published Jun. 30 2020 @ 7:23pm

Cremer Therapeutic Community Center pays for Fulton school meals In Fulton, Cremer Therapeutic Community Center's residents recently donated $671.25 to Bartley and McIntire elementary schools to pay off student meal debt. by Olivia Garrett Published Jun. 30 2020 @ 7:20pm

Holts Summit driver injured in collision A Holts Summit woman was hurt in a two vehicle crash Monday morning in Hickory County. Published Jun. 30 2020 @ 8:10am

Tax deadline approaching The Internal Revenue Service reminds taxpayers and businesses that 2019 income tax liabilities as well as postponed April 15 and June 15, 2020, estimated tax payments are due July 15. Published Jun. 30 2020 @ 12:00am

Cole County confirms 11 active COVID cases Cole County is reporting double-digit active COVID-19 cases for the first time in several weeks. by Jeff Haldiman Published Jun. 29 2020 @ 11:36pm

Fulton prepares for Fourth of July The show will go on. by Olivia Garrett Published Jun. 29 2020 @ 11:21pm

City of Fulton utilities earns reliability award The City of Fulton's Utilities Department was recently recognized for reliable service by the American Public Power Association. by Helen Wilbers Published Jun. 29 2020 @ 11:19pm

Kith and Kin: Faith Ragsdale Faith Ragsdale was out with her husband Gary and grandson Dylan enjoying a day at the Memorial Park splash pad Monday. by Olivia Garrett Published Jun. 29 2020 @ 11:13pm