A recap of the news gathered by the Fulton Sun the week of March 17-22, 2024
Sunday through Friday
Stories by Anakin Bush
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Faith Happenings
Faith Maternity Care (FMC) exists to serve women who choose to carry their babies to full-term, by providing a home for expectant mothers, along with community…
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Subscriber ExclusiveRotary Club seeking host families for exchange students
The Fulton Rotary Club is seeking host families for Rotary Youth Exchange students.
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Subscriber ExclusiveAnnual beer, morels festival returns to Fulton
The annual Morels and Microbrews festival is ready to go to a galaxy far, far way.
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Subscriber ExclusiveFulton, Hermann Wurst Haus receive 24 awards at trade show
The Fulton Wurst Haus and Hermann Wurst Haus won a combined 24 awards at the 85th annual Missouri Association of Meat Processors convention and trade show.
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Westminster students impacted by discolored water
Water main issues that have impacted students living on-campus at Westminster College will soon be fixed.
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Missouri unemployment rate remains unchanged
Missouri's unemployment rate remained at 3.3 percent in February, marking no change from January.
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ALDI coming to Fulton
ALDI will soon be coming to Fulton.
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Subscriber ExclusiveWilliam Woods begins field renovations
William Woods University began renovations of Firley Soccer Field to support men's and women's soccer, as well as the recently established men's football and w…
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Subscriber ExclusiveMoDOT begins, continues Callaway County projects
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is starting new projects in Callaway County while continuing to work on others.
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Chamber of Commerce to host Fulton City Council candidate forum
The Callaway Chamber of Commerce will host a forum for candidates running for the Fulton City Council.
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Westminster fraternity hosting trivia night fundraiser
Phi Gamma Delta -- a fraternity at Westminster College -- will host a trivia night event to fund scholarships for the fraternity.
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Humane Society to host Puppy Easter Egg Hunt
The Callaway County Humane Society is preparing to host a Puppy Easter Egg Hunt.
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Turkey hunters can learn basics at introductory workshop
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will host an introductory workshop to inform hunters about turkey hunting basics in Fulton.
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North Elementary to host Chili Supper and Silent Auction
North Elementary School in Holts Summit will host a Chili Supper and Silent Auction to raise funds for the school.
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Callaway Memories
Items of interest from past Fulton newspapers.
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Callaway County Extended Employment Employee of the Year 2023
Please help me congratulate our 2023 EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR.....Mark
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Reaching the Halfway Mark
The Senate has reached the midpoint of the session, and though it was a rocky start, it feels as though the work has finally hit its stride. I hope we all come…
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Callaway County Extended Employment February Employee of the Month
Callaway County Extended Employment's Employee of the MONTH for February
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Subscriber ExclusiveShoes delivered for Bartley shoe closet
Fulton Public Schools and the Fulton Rotary Club celebrated the dedication of a new shoe closet at Bartley Elementary.
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A recap of the news gathered by the Fulton Sun the week of March 10-15, 2024
Sunday through Friday
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William Woods announces Boy Scouts partnership
William Woods University announced a new partnership with the Boys Scouts of America to provide educational benefits.
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Subscriber ExclusiveFulton Board of Education approves new playground
A new playground will soon be coming to Fulton Early Childhood Center (FECC).
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MoDOT to begin core drilling on I-70
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) will begin core drilling operations on Interstate 70 to prepare for the Improve I-70 Project.
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Fulton City Council discusses re-zonings, contracts
The Fulton City Council decided to enter into contracts and discussed rezoning tracts of land.
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Fulton council to discuss land re-classifications, hold public hearings
The Fulton City Council will hold two public hearings for land re-classifications during tonight's meeting.
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Canterbury Stables hosts community events, horse shows
Canterbury Stables at Shilo Ranch, a horse stable located in Fulton, supports the community through companionship with horses and frequent events.
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A recap of the news gathered by the Fulton Sun the week of March 3-8, 2024
Sunday through Friday
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Callaway Memories
Items of interest from past Fulton newspapers.
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Faith Happenings
Faith Maternity Care (FMC) exists to serve women who choose to carry their babies to full-term, by providing a home for expectant mothers, along with community…
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Subscriber ExclusiveFulton Rotary to donate over 700 pairs of shoes for children
The Fulton Rotary Club will donate new shoes for children to Bartley Elementary School's "shoe closet" next week.
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Local scouts collect food, donations for SERVE
Photo courtesy SERVE Boy Scouts of America Troop 50 and Cub Scout Pack 52 collected donations on Saturday for the annual Scouting for Food campaign. The scouts…
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NRC to conduct biennial inspection at Callaway Plant
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) will conduct a Biennial Problem Identification and Resolution (PI&R) inspection at the Callaway Plant in May.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission completes Callaway Plant annual assessment
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) completed an annual assessment of the Callaway Plant, with the commission determining the facility "preserved publ…
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Subscriber ExclusiveFulton Rotary Club learns about Alzheimer’s, Dementia diseases
Fulton Rotarians learned about Alzheimer's disease and Dementia diseases during Wednesday's meeting.
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Callaway County Special Services celebrates 35th anniversary
Callaway County Special Services (CCSS) celebrated its 35th anniversary with a ribbon cutting Wednesday.
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Subscriber ExclusiveCallawegians honored at 119th Kingdom of Callaway Supper
Callawegians from across the county -- and beyond -- gathered Tuesday for the annual 119th Kingdom of Callaway Supper.
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Subscriber ExclusiveCallaway County Special Services celebrates 35 years
Callaway County Special Services (CCSS) is recognizing its 35th anniversary of community service this year.
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Subscriber ExclusiveGreen Ice Cream Machine opens in Callaway County
A new ice cream truck in Callaway County has had success in the first weeks of being open.
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Subscriber ExclusiveSmokey Island Hut moves to new location
Smokey Island Hut, an island-inspired BBQ restaurant in Holts Summit, has recently moved locations to 173 West Simon Boulevard.
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Applications open for Super Sam scholarships
The Super Sam Foundation is planning to give $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors in Callaway County.
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Candidates, ballot issues to be voted on in April election
Callaway County voters will soon elect new city leaders and decide on several propositions in the General Municipal Election on April 2.
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Callaway County candidates file for Primary Election
Candidate filing for the August Primary Election opened on Wednesday, with several Callaway County positions on the ballot.
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Callaway County February Employee of the Month — Chelsea Lopez
Chelsea has served as Chief Deputy Public Administrator
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A recap of the news gathered by the Fulton Sun the week of Feb. 26-March 1, 2024
Sunday through Friday
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Four-way stop to be installed at Route Z, Wood Street intersection
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) announced a new four-way stop will be installed at the intersection of Callaway County Route Z and Wood Stree…
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William Woods to participate in student engagement, retention initiative
William Woods University announced it will participate in an initiative to better understand variables impacting student engagement and retention.
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Fulton City Council approves license plate readers
The Fulton City Council approved purchase of license-plate recognition cameras for the Fulton Police Department.
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Missouri to recognize Severe Weather Preparedness Week
Missouri will recognize Severe Weather Preparedness Week alongside a statewide tornado drill.
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State funding requested for Fulton facilities
The Missouri Office of Administration requested state funding for improvements to state facilities in Fulton.
