OK Not many people went to the polls, but most of those who went pulled the lever to allow Fulton's school district to expand all of its buildings. Local high schools are beginning to implement drug testing for athletes, and in today's Raider NetDaily, students and coaches debate the issue. Three Hannibal-area men are arrested by the Sheriff's Department, charged with a Hannibal burglary. The taxfree week on clothing sales is here again. From The History Files Our friends at Nestle provided us with a capsule history of the factory, and some neat old photos from their archives.
Voters go to the polls in Fulton today to decide a school building project.
Loans For Your Business Fulton's Community Development Agency is making loans available to very small and homebased businesses, and the process begins with training classes that begin soon. If your business deals with agriculture, and you were harmed by the summer drought, there's help for you. With Him State Senator Jim Wright praises Governor Pataki's proposed budget for 2000. The Book Of The Year In Raider NetDaily, the annual yearbook is coming together, and you can help. The school board considers community feedback and tries to determine future grade alignment changes in the school district.