Fulton News

Kevin Werdehausen, general manager for the Fulton Walsworth, presented a check for $2,500 to Fulton Public Schools Superintendent Ty Crain.

Smockingbird's Unique Gifts recently celebrated the store's 20th anniversary.

The old-fashioned fun Fischer Farms has provided Mid-Missouri for the past 20 years earned recognition from the state Wednesday.

Two local farmer's markets will be recognized at the upcoming Kingdom of Callaway Supper.

William Woods University is set to begin its annual Mainstage Season Series this week.

Fulton's Brick District Playhouse recently received a matching grant from the Callaway County American Rescue Plan Act funds.

A years-long fight over the Grain Belt Express high-voltage transmission line appeared to end earlier this year when lawmakers signed off on compromise legisla…

A Holts Summit man charged with a Boone County killing earlier this year was denied a request to set bond.

The Cole County Sheriff's Department is asking for the public's help identifying a vehicle suspected to have been used in recent catalytic converter thefts.

Missouri senators on Tuesday passed $40 million in annual tax breaks for farmers, ranchers and other agriculture-related businesses as part of a special legisl…

A Jefferson City woman received minor injuries Monday morning in a Callaway County collision.

Fulton Mayor Lowe Cannell presented SERVE with a check last week for proceeds raised from the 11th Annual Mayor's Cup fundraiser.

Marty Martin-Forman will receive the Settler's Award at the upcoming Kingdom of Callaway Supper.

Local Fulton resident Scott Gaines was recently recognized by the Missouri Public Transit Association.

The third annual Prayerfest took advantage of mild fall weather and moved outside Saturday.