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Some people find staying healthy is breaking the family budget. Their prescription drugs are too expensive.

Registration urged for Missouri's 'century farms' 1 hour, 53 minutes ago Families who have owned farms for 100 consecutive years are being encouraged to have them recognized as Missouri century farms.

Thursday, February 04, 2010 at 2:36 p.m. Last updated: Yesterday at 2/4/2010 9:55:00 PM Read more: Local , Smoke in a can , Smoke Detector , Ace Harware After one mid-Missouri woman's smoke detectors did not go off during a home fire, we wanted to find a way to put smoke alarms to the test and make sure they will do their job and help your family ...

Is a curtain descending in Europe again? In March 1946, in Fulton, Mo., less than a year after the Allies took Berlin from the Nazis, former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill said that an "Iron Curtain" was falling over Europe, separating Eastern and Western Europe.

Two areas set for city test project. City officials want to see whether residents will recycle more using reusable bins than they do with blue bags.

The Kansas City Art Institute will celebrate its 125th anniversary with an extravagant production by one of its most illustrious graduates.As part of the schools Feb.

A group of South Callaway Juniors are planning a supply drive to help Haitian outside of the Wal-Mart in Fulton, Mo.

Posted on Saturday, January 23, 2010 at 7:49 p.m. The Missouri State Employees Retirement System board voted 8-1 Thursday to discontinue the bonuses and raises, although several board members said they don't want the workers to lose money.

William Woods leader marks two decades. William Woods University President Jahnae Barnett is celebrating 20 years as the universitya s leader.

Students at a local school raised money to help those in need in Haiti. A Bush Accelerated School assembly Friday celebrated a week of fundraising at the Fulton school.

Some Fulton grade schools students are doing their part to help with the Haitian relief effort.

Gene Hamilton has had enough. The presiding judge of the 13th Judicial Circuit said Thursday that he will resign.

Posted on Friday, January 15, 2010 at 8:30 a.m. Find out how to help at the end of the story Aid workers are saying they may need more security to distribute food and water as the risk of chaos mounts Nearly 50K in car parts stolen off lot Today at 1/15/2010 8:51:09 AM Monday, officers investigated a report of stolen wheels and tires from eight ...

One of the first lessons taught at West Point is that leadership is about service -- and that lesson holds outside the military, as well.

Into the ninth year since the menace of Islamism spilled out well beyond the borders of the Arab-Muslim world, the West and the U.S. in particular continue to be incoherent about how to respond.

Steve Arrowood,A from Ham's Prairie,A has volunteered in Haiti for 15 years. He arrived ThursdayA at Bush Elementary in Fulton to collect nearly 20 boxes.

This event has been scheduled for weeks: Steve Arrowood, who is from Ham's Prairie and has volunteered in Haiti for 15 years,A arrived ThursdayA at Bush Elementary in Fulton to collect nearly 20 boxes from fourth graders in Mrs.

Sarah Buchheit of Perryville, a sophomore; was recently named to the Fall 2009 Dean's List for exemplary academic performance at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri.

Topic: Announcements College News : Trenton Woman On Honor List Published Online Jan 11, 2010 - 10:42 AM Email this to a friend A Trenton woman is among those named to the dean's list at Westminster College in Fulton for the fall semester.