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Pink Herring brings plus-size fashion to the area The Pink Herring Boutique has brought stylish, plus-size clothing to Callaway County via Facebook.Owner Justis Smith started this journey two years ago while getting her MBA at William Woods. by Paula Tredway Published Jul. 27 2021 @ 12:30am

Registered sex offender arrested in Fulton Fulton police on Sunday arrested a Columbia man who they say is a registered sex offender.According to Fulton Police Department reports, Ronald Bealmear Jr. by News Tribune Published Jul. 26 2021 @ 11:05pm

New Missouri law strives to support homeless teens Trysta Herzog owns a successful marketing business in Springfield.But when she was a teenager, she was homeless. by Rebecca Rivas - The Missouri Independent Published Jul. 26 2021 @ 11:05pm

'Forever grateful': Becker shares personal impact of late George H.W. Bush in book Audrain County native Jean Becker's new book about former President H.W. Bush highlights his life, but it also details how her life was impacted by the late president. by India Garrish Published Jul. 26 2021 @ 10:00pm

Labor study finds area's wages lag national average Wage data reflects employee pay from May 2020 in the Jefferson City metropolitan statistical area, or MSA, which contains Cole, Callaway, Moniteau and Osage counties. by Eli Hoff - For the Fulton Sun Published Jul. 26 2021 @ 1:40am

Columbia roadwork affects I-70 ramps The Missouri Department of Transportation's project to improve the driving surface of Stadium Boulevard in Columbia will impact entrance and exit ramps at Interstate 70 over several evenings this week. Published Jul. 26 2021 @ 1:40am

Kith & Kin: Meghan Cunningham Cunningham operates a photography studio called Megh Christine Photography on Court Street in Fulton, which has been open for three months. by Jeremy Jacob Published Jul. 26 2021 @ 1:03am

Missouri health official: COVID-19 vaccine falsehoods 'a bunch of baloney' Gov. Mike Parson's top adviser on COVID-19 is lashing out at vaccine falsehoods on social media, adding to the chorus of health officials around the state working to distribute shots as the delta variant continues to surge. by Rudi Keller, The Missouri Independent Published Jul. 24 2021 @ 11:05pm

Katy Trail public meeting scheduled Missouri State Parks will host a public informational meeting July 31 at Katy Trail State Park. by For the Fulton Sun Published Jul. 24 2021 @ 11:05pm

Callaway Youth Expo names winners The Callaway Youth Expo produced many winners earlier this month in its many categories in the showing arena and on the royal court. Published Jul. 24 2021 @ 11:05pm

Monday Morning Biking at 54 Country Monday Morning Biking has returned. iCan Bike Camp host Nancy Hanson decided she would continue with the free for all bike riding at 54 Country from 9:00 a. by Paula Tredway Published Jul. 24 2021 @ 11:05pm

Bicentennial class graduates from Highway Patrol Academy The 111th recruit class to graduate from the Missouri Highway Patrol's Law Enforcement Academy will be known as the Bicentennial Class, as the state marks its 200th anniversary in a few weeks. by Jeff Haldiman Published Jul. 24 2021 @ 12:26am

Female Leaders of Callaway County: Beth Snyder Beth Snyder always had the idea of owning her own company and creating a workplace where people would like to work and be located. And though she's in the creative field and loves to do anything artistic, she really enjoys the creativity that comes along with starting a business. by Paula Tredway Published Jul. 24 2021 @ 12:19am

Probation ordered in 2019 robbery case A Fulton woman has pleaded guilty to an amended charge in 2019 robbery in Jefferson City. by For the Fulton Sun Published Jul. 23 2021 @ 11:05pm

Organizers: Traditional state fair returning this year After being canceled in 2020, the Missouri State Fair will return to normalcy this year, organizers say. by Jonathan Jain, For the Fulton Sun Published Jul. 23 2021 @ 11:05pm

State task force to help support small businesses The Show Me Strong Recovery Task Force has begun meeting to identify ways to support Missouri's small businesses. by Jonathan Jain, [email protected] Published Jul. 23 2021 @ 11:05pm

Guilty plea in Callaway County manslaughter case A Fulton woman pleaded guilty this week to first-degree manslaughter in Callaway County Court. by News Tribune Published Jul. 23 2021 @ 3:15pm

Callaway Cares launches Feed Callaway Seniors to help homebound seniors Callaway Cares, a nonprofit organization that considers itself a "support group for the community," launched a program two months ago to distribute food and basic necessities to homebound local seniors called Feed Callaway Seniors. by Jeremy Jacob Published Jul. 23 2021 @ 12:45am

Director: Every Blue Jay seeks to stop gender-based violence Confronting gender-based violence — whether that be domestic violence, dating violence, sexual violence or even stalking — is the emphasis of Every Blue Jay, a program at Westminster College. by Paula Tredway Published Jul. 23 2021 @ 12:40am

State health officials say incentive program is starting strong Missouri's vaccine incentive program is off to a promising start, state health officials say. by Ryan Pivoney Published Jul. 22 2021 @ 11:05pm

South Callaway R-2 Board discusses back to school MOKANE — The South Callaway R-2 Board of Education discussed back to school information Wednesday night during its July meeting. by Paula Tredway Published Jul. 22 2021 @ 12:06am

200 Missouri clergy urge more vaccinations Clergy from around the state are joining calls for Missourians to get vaccinated. More than 200 Missouri pastors and ministers have signed a statement urging Christians to get the COVID-19 vaccination. by Ryan Pivoney Published Jul. 21 2021 @ 11:05pm

Fulton man flees in stolen vehicle after threatening self-harm A Fulton man was taken into custody after threatening to harm himself, taking a car and then leading police on a chase into Boone County, officials said. Published Jul. 21 2021 @ 11:05pm