Nov 13, 2007 | Fulton Sun
Fulton students recognize veterans
Photo above: VFW color guard leads Bush School student body through a special assembly to honor veterans. via Fulton Sun
Fulton council to discuss budget, building permits
“For our NOx (nitrogen oxide) emissions - because we were a partial owner of the plant - we also get credit for four-percent of the NOx credits issued”
Ask and you shall receive. When Fulton Director of Administration Bill Johnson presented the city's 2008 budget at the Oct. via Fulton Sun
Entitled The Sinews of Peace , it recognised that Stalin had established totalitarian control over Eastern Europe, something Western statesmen were then jumping through any number of intellectual and moral ... via The First Post
Inexperience cause of Fulton municipal division's poor audit review
“It looks for the most part like they have already implemented some things”
Officials said it was a combination of new personnel and a new operating system that led to a poor critique of the City of Fulton Municipal Division from the state. via Fulton Sun
Stealing from home results in arrest
CURRYVILLE Pike County Sheriff Jim Wells reported Monday, Nov. 5, a Fulton resident had been arrested regarding an incident of residential stealing in October. via Hannibal Courier-Post
Changes light the way for - 07 Christmas parade
“We're hoping to give the parade a different feel and look”
Changes light the way for '07 Christmas parade By KIMBERLY LONG The Fulton Sun Santa is seen on his sleigh float in this photo from the 2006 Christmas parade. via Fulton Sun
FHS club to host recycling fashion show
Juniors Abby and Jennifer Craighead work on a dress made from old shopping bags for Tuesday's curbside fashion show. via Fulton Sun
Photo: Fulton NAACP President Jack McBride and Guiding Light Baptist Church minister Charles Jackson take a moment Thursday to try out the basketball hoop the NAACP and Youth Life Improvement Association ... via Fulton Sun
Campus drinking more responsible, some say
“The increase ... is an indication of the comprehensive approach our community is taking to combat the problem”
College students are drinking more responsibly these days than in the past, say school officials and students who have organized alcohol awareness events at area colleges and universities, but the number of ... via Columbia Daily Tribune
Moser again plans north-side store
“I'll think we'll do OK up there, and with the”
Published Thursday, November 1, 2007 Still steamed over a rebuffed effort last year to open a grocery store in north Columbia, Fulton grocer Roger Moser has decided to try again. via Columbia Daily Tribune
FPD offers local recovery group a new home
What formerly was the Fulton police sub-station will soon be home to a local Narcotics Anonymous support group. via Fulton Sun
Chamber, FPD help businesses stay crime free
Larger cities have seen its success, and local police hope to achieve the same result from a program that educates business owners on how to reduce crime. via Fulton Sun
Volleyball Falls in Four Games at Columbia
The McKendree University volleyball team was defeated in an American Midwest Conference match Wednesday at Columbia College. via Athletics.mckendree.edu
Photo above: Fulton Optimist Club member Mike Williams shakes breading onto fish before it is fried during the club's semi-annual fish fry at Fulton High School Friday. via Fulton Sun
Tebbetts teen injunred in one-car wreck
A Tebbetts teen was injured in a one-car accident at 6:20 p.m. Thursday on County Road 4021 south of Route AA in Callaway County. via News Tribune
StL man gets 4 years in wrong-way crash
“As his representative, I want to forgive Calvin and tell him with Jesus in his life, he can make better decisions”
A judge sentenced a St. Louis man today to four years in prison for his role in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 70 that killed two men. via STLtoday
Gas leak shuts down pumps at Fulton Break Time
Environmental restoration crews worked adamantly repairing a failure in a tank line Thursday that caused a gas leak at the Fulton Break Time. via Fulton Sun
Conviction stands in Vaught's tampering case
The Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District Tuesday affirmed a conviction of a one-time Fulton police officer accused of tampering with evidence. via Fulton Sun
Fulton electric rates to go up in 2008
It's official. Fulton utility customers will see a rate increase in 2008. Director of Administration Bill Johnson made the announcement as he gave the city council an overview of the fiscal year 2008 budget at ... via Fulton Sun
Supernatural speaker to hold ghost hunt at William Woods
The event - sponsored by the Campus Activities Board - begins at 8 p.m. in Cutlip Auditorium of the McNutt Campus Center, is free and open to the public. via Fulton Sun