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The Fulton City Council will hold its first meeting of the month on Tuesday, Nov. 13 at City Hall.  A work session will begin at 6:30 p.m. with the regular meeting getting underway at 7 p.m.   A complete meeting agenda can be viewed at fultonmo.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/111318_Agenda.pdf.

Memorial Park will have a bright orange glow as the 8th annual Pumpkins in the Park gets underway tonight.  Residents who carved jack-o’-lanterns can drop them off at Memorial Park from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m.  Then at 6:30 p.m. there will be a special lighting ceremony.  The event is

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Congratulations to Fulton resident Nancy Lewis. Today, Mayor LeRoy Benton presented Lewis with a plaque designating her home a Fulton Historic Property. The Fulton City Council approved the nomination at its September 11 meeting. If you have a house that is worthy of a historic designation, apply at fultonmo.org/historic-districts.

The City of Fulton would like to thank the folks at Forest Releaf for donating 25 oak trees. City staff has spent the past week planting them at Hillcrest Cemetery. They replace many damaged trees that have been removed from the cemetery in recent years.

Beginning as early as Monday, Oct. 1, Fourth Street will be closed between Westminster Avenue and Pioneer Drive during the work day while the contractors work on curbing and sidewalk construction.   Motorists should choose alternate routes to get through the area.  When construction is not taking place, Fourth Street will be

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The eighth annual Pumpkins in the Park is set for Oct. 30 and 31 in Memorial Park. Carve a pumpkin, donate it to the event and have a chance to win an award. Citizens of all ages are encouraged to participate and use their creativity to carve unique designs. Pumpkins

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Here is the latest update on the Business 54 improvement project: The Business 54 project proceeds forward consisting of the Missouri Department of Transportation, City of Fulton and Aplex, Inc. Areas that will be impacted are Market Street and St. Louis Avenue, from Fourth Street to Center Street. Work includes

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The Fulton City Council held its second meeting of the month on Tuesday, August 28. Here is the entire broadcast.

Bow hunters interested in hunting on City of Fulton property during the 2018-19 hunting season must attend an orientation class on Tuesday, Sept. 4. It begins at 6 p.m. inside the Council Chambers of City Hall with the Missouri Department of Conservation conducting the class. Hunting inside the City limits

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Work is underway on stormwater drainage improvements on the City’s Jefferson Street Parking Lot, located between 5th and 6th streets. The City is taking a unique approach to solve the drainage problem. City Engineer Kyle Bruemmer gives some details on the plan.