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Parts of the Local 6 area experienced historic flooding on July 19, followed by still more flooding in the first week of August. Several roads in west Kentucky remain closed

Volunteer millers will host “The History of Groningen” at 6 p.m. Monday, July 31, at Fulton’s Windmill Cultural Center, 111 10th Ave., Fulton, across from the authentic Dutch windmill, a news release says. Fulton has a rich, Dutch heritage. The windmill area and the annual Dutch festival are proof of those roots, the release says. […]

Sarasota-based firm Helios Technologies announces retirement of longtime CFO Tricia Fulton who will step down from position in August.

There are finalists in the Best Beer City, Best Beer Bar, Best Beer Festival, and Best Small Town Beer Scene categories

Let’s hope Georgia’s budget writers have read their F. Scott Fitzgerald. At least, some of it.

CUBA, Ill. (WMBD) — Members of the state’s Conservation Police Department as well as Fulton County officials report a woman who has been missing was found dead in a lake near Cuba. A Facebook post from the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office stated Jody McCamey was found in a lake that was on property she owned. […]

The news of disappointing standardized test scores nationwide had barely landed when another jarring item hit: The U.S. Supreme Court held it is unconstitutional for colleges to consider race as

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 1 crew has reported storm damage in Fulton, Graves, and Marshall Counties.

They say theres no place like home, but not everyone can afford to buy one. A partnership involving a nonprofit group aims to build affordable housing in the twin cities

Fulton Financial Corporation today announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.16 per share on its common stock, payable on July 14, 2023, to shareholders of... | June 20, 2023