Helen Wilbers is the editor of the Fulton Sun.
‘Caravan of Caring’ to visit Fulton nursing homes
A cruise around Fulton will bring cheer residents of five Fulton nursing homes this weekend.Planned for Saturday morning, the “Caravan of Caring” will visit Churchill Terrace, Presbyterian Manor, Fulton Nursing and Rehab, Fulton Manor and Valley Park.
Jul. 9 2020 @ 12:05am
Apprenticeships in Manufacturing Program classes to resume in fall
After a pause caused by COVID-19, Missouri Apprenticeships in Manufacturing Program classes will soon begin at the Callaway Chamber of Commerce.
Jul. 7 2020 @ 12:05am
Protesters demand Auxvasse police chief's removal
Around 35 protesters gathered Friday night in Auxvasse to demand the removal of Police Chief Kevin Suedmeyer.
Jun. 26 2020 @ 11:37pm
Fulton community talks recruiting Black officers
During a wide-ranging community forum Monday evening, Fulton residents and officials agreed on one thing: The city could use more Black people teaching, policing and working other key jobs within the community.
Jun. 25 2020 @ 12:05am
Summer reading program encourages imagination
It's officially summer at last — so why not escape the blazing sun by slipping into Narnia's unending winter or Westeros, where "winter is coming.
Jun. 23 2020 @ 12:05am
Churchill statue temporarily removed for conservation
Sir Winston Churchill is taking a brief but deserved vacation during ongoing renovations at the National Churchill Museum in Fulton.
Jun. 18 2020 @ 7:51pm
Westminster students to return a week early
Westminster College in Fulton will start fall classes a week early to avoid any potential late-fall spikes of COVID-19, college officials announced Wednesday.
Jun. 18 2020 @ 12:00am
Auxvasse police chief reinstated after inflammatory Facebook posts
Auxvasse Police Chief Kevin Suedmeyer's administrative leave ended Friday — 24 hours after it began following inflammatory posts on social media.
Jun. 15 2020 @ 1:20pm
Auxvasse police chief placed on leave after social media posts
Auxvasse Police Chief Kevin Suedmeyer has been placed on administrative leave after inflammatory Facebook posts from him surfaced.
Jun. 13 2020 @ 6:32pm
South Callaway schools plan return to classes in fall
South Callaway R-2's administration has a plan for students' return to class this fall.
Jun. 11 2020 @ 7:58pm
Local Girl Scout earns Gold Award
Logan Huckstep, a local Girl Scout and Holts Summit resident, recently earned recognition for the youth celiac support group she founded.
Jun. 9 2020 @ 6:48pm
Fulton protesters demand justice for George Floyd
Hundreds of area residents gathered Saturday in Fulton to peacefully deliver a simple message: "Black lives matter."
Jun. 6 2020 @ 10:10pm
Peaceful protest planned for Saturday in Fulton
Protesters will walk through downtown Fulton on Saturday to bring attention to racial injustice.
Jun. 5 2020 @ 12:05am
3 win seats on New Bloomfield school board
The New Bloomfield R-3 Board of Education's newest members include Angie Robinson Sullivan, Josh Woods and Gina Clark.
Jun. 2 2020 @ 10:30pm
Fulton voters pass use tax, elect council members
Fulton voters passed a proposed city use tax during Tuesday's election after previously rejecting it during the 2018 election.
Jun. 2 2020 @ 10:25pm
Mokane passes bond issue for sewer, water systems
A bond issue necessary for the city of Mokane to update its sewer and water systems passed with 20 votes for and seven against in Tuesday's election.
Jun. 2 2020 @ 10:25pm
Fulton district approves school improvement funding
Voters in the Fulton School District passed Proposition S 1,255 (72 percent) to 483 in Tuesday's election.
Jun. 2 2020 @ 10:20pm
3 elected to South Callaway school board
Janice Howard, Penny Felkner and Stephanie Laney were all re-elected to the South Callaway R-2 School District Board of Education in Tuesday's election.
Jun. 2 2020 @ 10:10pm
Callaway County voters OK library tax increase
The libraries of Callaway County will get their asked-for levy increase.
Jun. 2 2020 @ 10:05pm
Fulton Street Fair called off due to COVID-19
Fulton Street Fair committee members voted Monday to cancel the 2020 fair, planned for June 26-27.
Jun. 2 2020 @ 1:15pm