Helen Wilbers is the editor of the Fulton Sun.
Holts Summit plans to address problem buildings
Holts Summit officials are crafting ordinances with the goal of eliminating dangerous housing around town.
Dec. 12 2019 @ 9:24pm
Mayor: New Holts Summit parade route safer
City officials hope Holts Summit's revamped Christmas celebration will prove safer and more fun than ever.
Dec. 11 2019 @ 9:56pm
Auxvasse man arrested for Fulton shooting
Investigating officers identified Markus Javone Berry, 37, as a suspect in the shooting.
Dec. 9 2019 @ 10:00am
Foster Grandparents program seeks participants
The Central Missouri Community Action Foster Grandparent Program is seeking participants.
Dec. 7 2019 @ 7:43pm
Hope for Fulton Medical Center
There's still hope the Fulton Medical Center will remain open, according to a man with close ties to the hospital and its CEO.
Dec. 7 2019 @ 7:40pm
Last chance for Christmas
Less than 24 hours remain to find last-minute sponsors for SERVE's Adopt-a-Family program.
Dec. 5 2019 @ 6:55pm
City to choose new slogan for US 54 sign
The City of Fulton is running a competition to choose a new slogan for a sign that is located off U.S. 54 just north of the Route H exit.
Dec. 5 2019 @ 6:50pm
North, South Callaway science APR scores released
Students at North Callaway R-1 and South Callaway R-2 performed relatively well on the new science Annual Performance Review test.
Dec. 4 2019 @ 8:51pm
Fulton, New Bloomfield districts release new science test APR scores
With the release of the Annual Performance Review results for science last week, local districts finally have a complete picture of their APR results.
Dec. 3 2019 @ 7:29pm
Fulton applies for sidewalk grant
Amidst the ongoing debate over funding for the Callaway Chamber of Commerce, members of the Fulton City Council passed several items of interest during their Nov. 26 meeting.
Dec. 3 2019 @ 6:54pm
No-Shave November raises $900 for charity
Law enforcement officers in Callaway County are entering December with clean-shaven faces and pride.
Dec. 2 2019 @ 7:28pm
Medical marijuana producers eye Callaway County
Five growers and five dispensaries hoping to set up shop within Callaway County applied for licenses with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services before the Aug. 17 deadline. The evaluation period for the licenses comes to an end Saturday, and the DHSS must approve or deny applications by Dec. 31.
Nov. 30 2019 @ 7:10pm
Callaway reacts to potential hospital closure
After nearly two months of radio silence from the Fulton Medical Center's leadership, it's unclear whether or not the county's only hospital will survive into 2020. Area residents give their opinions on the hospital's possible closure.
Nov. 30 2019 @ 7:08pm
Fulton to receive more than $10k in grants
The City of Fulton is receiving a nice budgetary boost in the form of equipment grants from the Missouri Intergovernmental Risk Management Association.
Nov. 28 2019 @ 9:58pm
Council spat over chamber contract continues
Members of the Fulton City Council voted down three versions of a proposed contract between the city and the Callaway Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night.
Nov. 28 2019 @ 9:51pm
Adopt-a-Family seeks community support
Officials from SERVE Inc. said 210 children have yet to be adopted for the annual Adopt-a-Family program.
Nov. 26 2019 @ 12:24pm
City council to return to budget issue at tonight's meeting
At tonight's Fulton city council meeting, councilors will pick back up where they left off Nov. 12.
Nov. 25 2019 @ 5:46pm
State case against DeBrodie defendant delayed until April
Days after pleading guilty in federal court, a defendant in the Carl DeBrodie case put in a brief court appearance Monday.
Nov. 25 2019 @ 5:44pm
Archivist preserves Callaway's past
Missouri State Archives field archivist Lisa Janes has been stationed in her own office at the Kingdom of Callaway Historical Society's new 4th Street Research Center since it opened this summer.
Nov. 25 2019 @ 5:42pm
New Bloomfield contemplates 4-day school week
The New Bloomfield R-3 school district is in the early stages of contemplating a switch to four-day weeks, Superintendent Sarah Wisdom said.
Nov. 23 2019 @ 5:57pm