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Boy hospitalized after wrecking pickup
A Fulton boy, 13, was listed as stable Saturday afternoon at the University of Missouri's Women's and Children's Hospital in Columbia, after he lost control of a southbound 2004 Dodge Durango on Callaway County Road 101, east of Fulton.
NCMC Signs Agreement With William Woods
A new agreement between William Woods University and North Central Missouri College will streamline the transfer process for NCMC students who wish to obtain a Bachelor of Social Work degree from WWU of Fulton.
Unpaid, But Inspired: Volunteers Do Behind the Scenes Work for Santorum's Campaign
Steve Johnson's hands were covered in black dirt after spending Tuesday afternoon assembling Rick Santorum signs with a small crew of volunteers at the St.
Santorum: Gay Partnerships Don’t Benefit Society
Presidential hopeful Rick Santorum, continuing his already well established anti-gay rhetoric, told a gay man at a campaign stop in Fulton, Missouri, on Friday that marriage is a 'privilege' that only heterosexuals get because it is only the 'intrinsic good' of their unions that benefit society.
Santorum addresses voters at Grace Bible Church in Columbia
Sen. Rick Santorum became the first Republican presidential candidate to visit Missouri on Friday when he spoke at Grace Bible Church.
Rick Santorum Fails to Qualify for Indiana Ballot
Rick Santorum did not fulfill the requirements to make the ballot in Indiana, the Indiana Republican Party announced Friday.
Santorum Tells Gay Man He Doesn't Deserve 'Privilege' of Marriage: VIDEO
At a campaign stop in Fulton, Missouri today, a gay man asked Rick Santorum, "Who are you to tell me that I don't have the same rights as anyone else in this country?" Santorum told the man that he's entitled "like any other person to equal treatment under the law" but not "special treatment" and that marriage is "for the purposes of having ... (more)
Santorum on Komen reversal: 'Very disappointed'
Rick Santorum weighed in on the Susan G. Komen reversal regarding giving grants to Planned Parenthood as he stumped in Fulton, Mo., via POLITICO's Juana Summers: "I'm very disappointed to hear that...It's unfortunate that public pressure builds to provide money to an organization that goes out and actively is the No.
Republican Rick Santorum to make campaign speech Friday in Fulton
Rick Santorum, a Republican candidate for President of the United States, will be in Fulton Friday afternoon for a campaign speech.
Rotary Seeking Applicants For Leadership Program
Applications for the 2012 Missouri Rotary Youth Leadership Academy are now available in the offices of the Trenton High School and Grundy R-5 High School The leadership academy, known as 'RYLA Academy,' is a four-day summer experience on the campus of William Woods University in Fulton.
Lottery winner offers entire prize to boss
Big winners in the Missouri Lottery don't often say they intend to give away all of the money they won.
Ward 4 to see only contest in Fulton council election
With the filing deadline for the April election having passed, only one of the four open Fulton City Council seats will feature a contested race.
New photography studio opens in Fulton
Although Schuster, a Millersburg native, has been taking photos professionally for a couple of years, she just recently purchased a house in Fulton to convert into a studio.
Two places to offer free help in preparing income tax forms
People who need help in preparing their income taxes can receive free assistance this tax season at two locations in Fulton.
Former Mo. Scout leader sentenced to probation
A former mid-Missouri Boy Scout leader suspected of exposing himself to a scout has pleaded guilty to third-degree assault and supplying intoxicants to a minor.
Fulton woman hurt in Route Z collision
Camille S. Walker, 31, Fulton, suffered moderate injuries Tuesday when her car was hit head-on by another car on Route Z in Callaway County.
Senior Expo set Thursday at YMCA
Callaway County older adults will have an opportunity to learn more about how to improve the quality of their lives during the first Senior Expo Thursday at the Callaway County YMCA, 1715 Wood St.
Civil rights activist recounts segregation, protests of 1960s
At 58 years old and having lived through violent times during the Civil Rights Movement, Joanne Bland doesn't hold back when she has something to say.
Despite the most optimistic expectations of peace and co-operation by the peoples of Europe following the collaborative defeat of nazism, Winston Churchill, prodded by the US, reverted to type.