Helen Wilbers is the editor of the Fulton Sun.
The care and keeping of millennials
Missouri Enterprise representatives stopped by the Callaway Chamber of Commerce on Thursday to teach a half-day training session on what millennials want from their jobs.
Nov. 21 2019 @ 9:56pm
Research center makes official debut
Though the Kingdom of Callaway Historical Society's new research center opened in July, local history fans officially commemorated the occasion with a ribbon cutting Wednesday morning.
Nov. 21 2019 @ 12:05am
Tumbledown houses slated for destruction
They're two of the saddest properties in town — a pair of slouching houses, overgrown with bushes, trees and weeds.
Nov. 19 2019 @ 11:40pm
Adventurous diners feast on gifts of forest
The tiny community of Tebbetts throws a potluck to rival the famed feast for adventurous dishes.
Nov. 19 2019 @ 1:00am
Jane Bierdeman-Fike Humanitarian Award nominations being accepted
The nomination deadline for the annual Jane Bierdeman-Fike Humanitarian Award is coming up Friday.
Nov. 19 2019 @ 12:24am
Artist shares screen printing basics
A display of Satinover's art, titled "Intervals, Assemblages, Accumulations," is on display until Dec. 10 at William Woods University's Mildred Cox Gallery. On Thursday, he stopped by WWU for the exhibit's opening reception and give a demonstration of his silk screening techniques.
Nov. 16 2019 @ 7:34pm
Fulton to fight gas rate hike
The City of Fulton is joining forces with other small towns to prevent a spike in natural gas rates, Mayor Lowe Cannell announced Tuesday.
Nov. 16 2019 @ 7:18pm
Upcoming blood drives flood area
There are many chances to donate blood coming up in the next few weeks, both in Fulton and throughout the county.
Nov. 16 2019 @ 7:17pm
Opportunities abound to join Callaway 200 festivities
With the first big Callaway 200 event tonight, the committee is buzzing with excitement about celebrating the county's bicentennial.
Nov. 14 2019 @ 8:06pm
Governor visits Callaway bridge
Gov. Mike Parson spoke, along with other state politicians, at the Route D bridge over Interstate 70 during his most recent visit to Callaway County.
Nov. 14 2019 @ 8:03pm
Beards support 'Bright Futures'
You may have noticed some fuzz on the faces of Fulton's first responders.
Nov. 13 2019 @ 11:05pm
Fulton budget delayed over Chamber funding
One small line item in the City of Fulton's nearly $46 million budget could make a huge difference for the Callaway Chamber of Commerce, Executive Director Tamara Tateosian said.
Nov. 13 2019 @ 11:05pm
VFW celebrates Veterans Day with open house
Snow blanketed town Monday, but the veterans who braved the weather found warmth inside the Fulton VFW on Veterans Day.
Nov. 12 2019 @ 12:05am
Celebrate vets at American Legion dinner with talk, live entertainment
For the annual American Legion Veterans Day dinner, Fulton resident William Tharp will provide a peek into life in the modern armed services. This year, it's scheduled for 6:30-8 p.m. Monday at the Callaway Senior Center.
Nov. 9 2019 @ 7:26pm
Balanced city budget supports rec center plans
City officials have been hard at work finalizing the budget. Here's an overview of 2020's budget and how it compares to the previous year's.
Nov. 9 2019 @ 7:25pm
Sign up now for Field of Joy
Callaway County residents and organizations have a chance to be part of that moment and raise some funds for Salvation Army, by participating in the Field of Joy.
Nov. 7 2019 @ 9:42pm
Mokane welcomes new council member
The Mokane Board of Aldermen welcomed a new member during Wednesday's city meeting.
Nov. 7 2019 @ 9:39pm
Holiday decor brings cheer, changes
A towering new lighted "tree" stands in Fulton at 45 feet tall and 30 feet wide at its base
Nov. 6 2019 @ 9:07pm
Veteran shares Honor Flight experience
Fulton resident Allen Nelson recounted his experience on the Central Missouri Honor Flight.
Nov. 6 2019 @ 8:55pm
New book celebrates 200 years of Callaway County
With the help of Callawegians present and past, a new anthology edited by Carolyn Paul Branch sums up 200 years of Callaway County history through historical essays, humor, poetry and more.
Nov. 5 2019 @ 9:51pm