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The Fulton-based pantry that provides food and other services to needy families says they're once again in need themselves.
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Stray and loose animals cause concern for county residents
On March 12 at approximately 3 in the afternoon Callaway County resident James Harris was attacked by a pack of three dogs that came from his neighbors' yard.
Survey results to help create brand for Fulton
The City of Fulton has a lot to offer. That is the idea a group of local residents hope to promote as they work to "brand" the city in an attempt to draw more tourists to the area.
Fulton parents not happy with perception of student discipline
Jorgen Schlemeier, a parent of a Fulton student, asks for clarification on differences between MSHSAA and Fulton school guidelines in regard to violations that might lead to student sanctions for sports and ...
Hundreds turn out for info about nuclear plant
Hundreds of people last night packed an auditorium at Westminster College in Fulton for a meeting on AmerenUE's plans to apply for a permit to build a new $6 billion, 1,600-megawatt nuclear reactor unit at its ...
Missouri Energy Debate Goes Nuclear
There's a new energy fight heating up in Missouri and it has nothing to do with coal.
Officials are now investigating Monday's house fire. The Fulton Fire Deptartment, Missouri State Fire Marshal's Office and Fulton Police Department have determined that someone set the fire at 814 North Bluff ...
NRC to hold public meeting about Callaway County reactor application process
' The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission will hold a meeting this evening in Fulton to talk about the application review process for a proposed nuclear reactor in Callaway County.
Two men have been arrested on felony drug charges. On July 8 Michael B. Matney, 39, and Angel M. Pierce, 23, both of Fulton, were arrested in Callaway County for felony possession with the intent to distribute ...
Fair dilemma: Leave shows and food to see fireworks?
For the first time in 28 years, St. Louis has to celebrate summer somewhere besides the Gateway Arch grounds.
Street Talk Columbia youth program finds a place for growth
Lorenzo Lawson wants the Youth Empowerment Zone program to keep growing, and he thinks a new location on Rogers Street will help do that.
Filipino-American July Fourth party grows and grows
' Lots of people barbecue on Independence Day, including Eli Perez. Most people, however, stick to relatively common cuts of meat like brisket or ribs.
Celebrating 100 Years of Reading
It's time to celebrate in Callaway County because 100 years ago, some eager readers opened the public library.
Ashley Ryan Brooks of Bella Vista was recently awarded the Doctor of Optometry degree from Southern College of Optometry in Memphis.
Gearhart OK with peaceful U. of Ark protests
David Gearhart, who becomes chancellor of the University of Arkansas on Tuesday, said in a wide-ranging interview with The Associated Press that he is open to war protests on the campus as long as they remain ...
Missing: Amber Taylor and 3 Children
" A Fulton mother and her three children are missing and police believe she may be in the Kansas City metro area.
Council approves Mudd for public art at Fire Station No. 7
' The City Council agreed to commission a new piece of public art at its meeting Monday night.
Fulton utilities: Gas rate increase likely
With prices rising on just about everything, Fulton residents soon may see an increase in yet another area: Their natural gas rates.
Rae Jesse of Mexico, Mo., places roses on the grave of Alice Booth next to a wreath at the headstone of Missouri State Highway Patrol Sgt.
Donated clothing destroyed in KPI fire
The charred remains of a 300-square-foot building stand at Kingdom Projects Inc.