Helen Wilbers is the editor of the Fulton Sun.
All Hallows, two ways
All Saints' Day and Da de los Muertos were celebrated Friday in Fulton, both at Westminster College.
Nov. 2 2019 @ 7:17pm
Judge rejects SB391 lawsuit dismissal
On Thursday, Circuit Judge Daniel Green in Cole County denied a motion filed by the Missouri Attorney General's Office asking the court to dismiss a lawsuit against Senate Bill 391.
Oct. 31 2019 @ 8:58pm
Middle-schoolers make Mesopotamia museum
South Callaway Middle School students completed projects themed around Mesopotamia as the culmination of a unit on the subject, then shared them with fellow students by setting up a temporary museum in their classroom Thursday.
Oct. 31 2019 @ 8:53pm
Legal scholar: Torture 'unlawful, unethical, ineffective'
Before 9/11, there was no torture debate, law scholar Craig Martin said.
Oct. 30 2019 @ 9:34pm
New scoliosis surgery restores dreams
When Joshua Dillon was 10 years old, his mother, June Dillon Petree, saw something wasn't quite right with his shoulders.
Oct. 29 2019 @ 10:54pm
Chip-seal projects put off until 2020
Chip-seal projects planned for this year will have to wait on the weather, Fulton's interim city engineer said at a recent city council meeting.
Oct. 28 2019 @ 9:37pm
International law expert to speak on torture
Craig Martin, co-director of the International and Comparative Law Center at Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas, will give a presentation at noon in the Hermann Lounge of Hunter Activity Center.
Oct. 28 2019 @ 9:34pm
Meet the new Housing Authority director
New Fulton Housing Authority Director Chris Garrett is settling into his position.
Oct. 26 2019 @ 7:32pm
Australian ambassador critiques US trade policies at Fulton college lecture
Joe Hockey, Australian ambassador to the United States, had a clear message during his lecture Thursday at Westminster College.
Oct. 25 2019 @ 4:50pm
Council rejects historic preservation code changes
Tuesday's Fulton City Council meeting included extensive discussion of the code, which would replace the current Chapter 62. City Council members ultimately voted down the bill to introduce the new code — but it may return within the next few months.
Oct. 24 2019 @ 9:57pm
Blazing bus teaches safety lessons
School bus drivers from six area districts gathered Monday in Kingdom City to watch a school bus go up in flames.
Oct. 23 2019 @ 9:55pm
Council members plan use tax info campaign
City Council members voted unanimously Tuesday to pass Bill 1561, which contains the use tax ballot proposal, during their public meeting and intend to launch a campaign to provide information about it.
Oct. 23 2019 @ 9:47pm
New playground equipment accessible to all
South Callaway R-2 has three new sets of playground equipment, and more people than ever before are able to join in on the fun.
Oct. 22 2019 @ 11:49pm
Historic preservation changes on City Council agenda
Fulton City Council members will discuss changes to the city's historic preservation code during Tuesday night's meeting.
Oct. 21 2019 @ 9:48pm
Superintendents tackle new APR system
Local school district superintendents are still wrestling with how to interpret a new Annual Performance Review results system.
Oct. 19 2019 @ 7:02pm
Former Olympian shares success secrets
Former Olympian Katie Hoff shared how she pursued and reached her dreams, plus her secrets to success, Friday at Westminster College.
Oct. 19 2019 @ 7:00pm
Halloween party has a purpose
Ghouls and fiends, ladies and gentlemen: SERVE invites one and all to its first-ever Halloween Charity Ball.
Oct. 17 2019 @ 11:51pm
Former judge shares Cold War lessons
Former Judge James E. Baker might have had a relatively small crowd Thursday morning at Westminster College, but he had a bigger audience in mind.
Oct. 17 2019 @ 11:49pm
Daniel Boone Regional Library turns 60
Daniel Boone Regional Library celebrated its 60th anniversary on Tuesday with a reception and a display of photos and documents from throughout the library's history.
Oct. 16 2019 @ 10:02pm
Districts face changes in APR result presentation
School districts and parents will be seeing some changes to how Annual Performance Report results are presented this year, according to the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
Oct. 15 2019 @ 6:10pm