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200 years of Missouri veterans featured in new Jeremy Amick book As part of Missouri's bicentennial celebration, the latest book by local author Jeremy Amick features the stories of veterans from throughout the state, ranging from the Civil War to more recent conflicts. by Jeff Haldiman Published Jun. 12 2021 @ 11:05pm

One hurt, charged after Callaway County wreck One person was hurt Saturday in an accident in Callaway County. by News Tribune Published Jun. 12 2021 @ 11:00pm

'Black Harvest' by Daren Dean to be released next month At this week's Rotary Club meeting, Daren Dean author of the new novel "Black Harvest" spoke to members about his book as well as the process he went through to finish it. by Paula Tredway Published Jun. 12 2021 @ 9:37pm

Hogs for Hunger accepting donations toward 'growing need' After providing more than 318,000 servings of pork from 611 donated pigs last year, the Missouri Farmers Care Foundation is hoping to feed even more struggling Missourians in this summer's effort. by Jonathan Jain, For the Fulton Sun Published Jun. 12 2021 @ 12:00am

Missouri AG can't enforce Sunshine Laws in Governor's Office because it's 'a client' Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt has determined his office cannot investigate an alleged violation of the state's open records laws by the Governor's Office, an interpretation of state law that has transparency advocates alarmed. by Tessa Weinberg, The Missouri Independent Published Jun. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

Summer swimming with the family After getting all the pictures and videos of our Tennessee children, camping, playing in the water, fishing and swimming, David and I began talking about our childhood adventures. by Dorothy Kleindienst, For the Fulton Sun Published Jun. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

Tips for a bountiful year in the asparagus patch It has been a bountiful year in the asparagus patch and as the harvest starts to wind down. Here are some tips to maintain or improve next years productivity from David Trinklein, in University of Missouri Division of Plant Sciences. by Peter Sutter, For the Fulton Sun Published Jun. 11 2021 @ 11:05pm

Judge pauses loan forgiveness program for farmers of color The program pays up to 120 percent of direct or guaranteed farm loan balances for Black, American Indian, Hispanic, Asian American or Pacific Islander farmers. by Associated Press Published Jun. 11 2021 @ 10:40pm

iCan Bike Camp to start next week The iCan Bike Camp is a week long day-camp that teaches people with disabilities how to ride a bike. by Paula Tredway Published Jun. 11 2021 @ 10:36pm

Fulton School Board accepts Return to Learn plan The Fulton school board approved the new Return to Learn plan for the summer at its Wednesday meeting. The plan was formulated for the summer and will be revisited before school starts in the fall. by Paula Tredway Published Jun. 10 2021 @ 11:35pm

Missouri GOP Rep. Hartzler officially joins Senate race Republican Rep. Vicky Hartzler, who represents a conservative and mostly rural area of central and western Missouri in Congress, officially entered the crowded race Thursday for the Senate seat fellow conservative Roy Blunt is giving up once his term ends. by Associated Press Published Jun. 10 2021 @ 11:25am

Council grants permission for Callaway 200 Bicentennial Bash Fulton City Council gave permission to Susan Krumm, on behalf of the Callaway 200, to hold the Callaway 200 Bicentennial Bash 5-9 p.m. Aug. 20. by Paula Tredway Published Jun. 9 2021 @ 11:43pm

Holts Summit officials talk trash collection, recycling services for residents Republic Services Account Manager Lillian Kinard answered questions for the board and visitors on what recycling services would be possible and how recycling works in Callaway County. by India Garrish Published Jun. 9 2021 @ 12:05am

Strawberry Festival to benefit Central Missouri Honor Flight This year's third Strawberry Festival will be Saturday at Serenity Valley Winery, 1888 County Road 342 in Fulton. by Paula Tredway Published Jun. 9 2021 @ 12:05am

Parson signs SB 63 drug monitor program bill Gov. Mike Parson signed legislation creating the Joint Oversight Task Force for Prescription Drug Monitoring on Monday evening, making Missouri the last state in the nation to implement a statewide prescription drug monitoring program. by Ryan Pivoney Published Jun. 8 2021 @ 1:30am

Fulton board to discuss in-person instruction for upcoming school year The Fulton School District 58 Board of Education will discuss its plans for a safe return to in-person instruction at its June meeting Wednesday night. by Paula Tredway Published Jun. 8 2021 @ 1:25am

High school student working to preserve historic cemetery Wyatt Prosch discovered the cemetery through discussions with Runge Nature Center employees, and after getting the necessary permits, he's fixing it up. by Gerry Tritz Published Jun. 7 2021 @ 1:02am

Veteran finds friendship, medical experience during her career in Navy Michelle Krause, of Lohman, was determined at an early age to serve in the United States Navy. by Jeremy P. Amick Published Jun. 7 2021 @ 1:00am

Kith & Kin: Carol Ryan While working at Trends, Carol Ryan has been able to benefit and give back to the community. by Paula Tredway Published Jun. 7 2021 @ 12:57am

DNR offering loans for energy-saving improvements The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is providing $5 million in loan financing for entities to make investments that reduce their energy use. by Jonathan Jain - For the Fulton Sun Published Jun. 5 2021 @ 9:05pm

Brothers to meet face-to-face for the first time later this month At the end of this month, Brent Hardy gets to meet his brother, Bill, when the two are scheduled to spend a week together in Jefferson City. It's a very special get-together since the brothers, both of whom are in their 70s, have never met each other in person. by Jeff Haldiman Published Jun. 5 2021 @ 8:31pm

Council to hear plans for Bicentennial Bash The Fulton City Council will hear from Susan Krumm about the Callaway 200 Bicentennial Bash during its regular Tuesday night meeting. by Paula Tredway Published Jun. 5 2021 @ 8:27pm

JC Human Relations Commission plans conversations on transgender issues The Jefferson City Human Relations Commission (HRC) members dubbed 2021 "the year of radical listening" for a new conversation series they're hosting. by Michael Shine Published Jun. 5 2021 @ 12:05am