Olivia Garrett is a reporter at the Fulton Sun.
Fulton school board discusses bonds, projects and remote learning
The Fulton Public Schools Board of Education met Wednesday to authorize bond sales.
Jul. 9 2020 @ 8:02pm
Holts Summit talks role of Planning and Zoning
The Holts Summit Board of Aldermen met Tuesday to discuss planning and zoning.
Jul. 8 2020 @ 8:42pm
Pork processing partnership feeds families across the state
Central Missouri Meat and Sausage has helped process thousands of pounds of ground pork for Missouri food banks thanks to a partnership between the Missouri Pork Association and Missouri Farmers Care.
Jul. 8 2020 @ 8:38pm
Sack lunches available daily at The Guiding Light Baptist Church
Free sack lunches will be available for anyone in need at The Guiding Light Baptist Church everyday from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. for the remainder of the summer.
Jul. 7 2020 @ 6:33pm
Missouri School for the Deaf plans for fall
After an odd year, the Missouri School for the Deaf is looking ahead to the fall.
Jul. 7 2020 @ 6:30pm
Parents work to host countywide prom
A small group with members from all over Callaway County is forming committees to help achieve their goal of making sure local juniors and seniors don't miss out on prom.
Jul. 4 2020 @ 6:44pm
Our House raising funds to buy refrigerator
Our House's Wiley House homeless shelter in Fulton is returning to overnight hours starting July 7.
Jul. 2 2020 @ 8:03pm
MU professor to research COVID-19
A University of Missouri professor has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the National Science Foundation as a part of a national push to better understand the COVID-19 pandemic that is sweeping across the world.
Jul. 2 2020 @ 7:58pm
Celebrate responsibly this Fourth
As July 4 approaches, the Missouri Department of Transportation urges caution and safe driving.
Jul. 1 2020 @ 8:28pm
Slime mold thrives in wet, warm conditions
Spring showers bring flowers, but warm rains can also lead to something much more unsightly — dog vomit slime mold.
Jul. 1 2020 @ 8:26pm
Despite COVID-19, fireworks sales up this year
COVID-19 hasn't put a damper on the demand for fireworks. If anything, the ongoing pandemic has sparked a hunger for dazzling displays of light and noise.
Jun. 30 2020 @ 7:23pm
Cremer Therapeutic Community Center pays for Fulton school meals
In Fulton, Cremer Therapeutic Community Center's residents recently donated $671.25 to Bartley and McIntire elementary schools to pay off student meal debt.
Jun. 30 2020 @ 7:20pm
Fulton prepares for Fourth of July
The show will go on.
Jun. 29 2020 @ 11:21pm
Kith and Kin: Faith Ragsdale
Faith Ragsdale was out with her husband Gary and grandson Dylan enjoying a day at the Memorial Park splash pad Monday.
Jun. 29 2020 @ 11:13pm
Kids swing for Super Sam at charity golf tournament
More than 20 sponsors pitched in for a charity golf tournament Saturday for the Super Sam Foundation, and close to two dozen teams participated.
Jun. 27 2020 @ 6:39pm
County partners with CMCA to offer utility assistance
To help those impacted by COVID-19, Callaway County is partnering with Central Missouri Community Action to help provide $500,000 in utility assistance.
Jun. 27 2020 @ 6:36pm
Holts Summit holds public meeting on sewer rate hike
Holts Summit held a public hearing Tuesday to discuss an upcoming sewer rate increase.
Jun. 25 2020 @ 8:07pm
Fulton school board approves budget
The Fulton Public School District Board of Education met Wednesday to approve the Fiscal Year 2021 budget.
Jun. 25 2020 @ 8:00pm
Callaway County Commission, schools pair up on COVID-19 precaution
The Callaway County Commission is working with local public schools to install thermal scanners in school buildings.
Jun. 24 2020 @ 8:00pm
Parson challenger Saundra McDowell talks religion and politics
A handful of curious voters gathered Tuesday to listen to gubernatorial candidate Saundra McDowell speak.
Jun. 24 2020 @ 7:53pm