Fulton Sun

When it comes to planning and orchestrating the Callaway Chamber of Commerce annual banquet, there isn't a detail that executive director Tamara Tateosian isn't involved in. Check the Fulton Sun for the story.

As they return to their workplaces in the next two weeks, Missouri's state employees can also expect a return to some pre-pandemic practices. Check the Fulton Sun for the story.

The opening of Fulton's spacious new recreational facility now appears to be less than two weeks away. Read more in the Fulton Sun.

Missouri State Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick announced Monday that 1canoe2 is among a handful of businesses from across the state that his office will promote as part of Small Business Week. Check the Fulton Sun for the story.

The Fulton Police Department continues to pore over leads into what they believe was the kidnapping of 25-year-old Tori Taylor on April 26. Check the Fulton Sun for details.

At the recent community update meeting with Callaway County and municipal leaders, vaccines were on everyone's mind. The questions reflect the concerns of the moment. Check the Fulton Sun for the story.

For as long as Missouri has had voter registration, there has been no requirement that people choose a political party as part of the process. However, some lawmakers are renewing a push for party registration and closed state primaries. Check the Fulton Sun for the story.

Patrick Bonnot of the Missouri Intergovernmental Risk Management Association will present an overview of the grants awarded to the Fulton City Council on Tuesday. Check the Fulton Sun for a look at the advance agenda items.

The Missouri Small Business Development Center is introducing an engagement effort to connect with Callaway County businesses. Access the Fulton Sun for the story.

In November, Callawegians were grateful for 200 years of colorful Callaway County history. Record-setting numbers of residents turned out to participate in the general election. Check the Fulton Sun for a 2020 review.

Eight months and more than 3,200 known cases of COVID-19 later, the pandemic has evolved, and so has the hospital's response to it. Dr. Robert Jackson and Dr. Amy Apodaca explain how the hospital is fighting COVID-19. Check the Fulton Sun for the story.

This year's Shop with a Hero event in Fulton didn't feature the usual mad scramble through Walmart. Instead, officers took 20 children's wish lists and went shopping on their behalf. Check the Fulton Sun for the story.

Buildings closing include Fulton City Hall, the Fulton Police Department, Fulton Fulton Fire Department, the city warehouse and Grabb Animal Shelter.

The Missouri Dept. of Conservation will not host Eagle Days events this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, but the department is encouraging people to look for eagles on their own. Learn more in the Fulton Sun.

A small group of local children spent part of the first weekend of 2021 learning how to navigate using a map and compass. They also put their skills to the test Saturday as part of an outdoor course at Runge Nature Center. Find out more in the Fulton Sun.