Fulton Daily News

by Randy Pellis FULTON, May 8, 2019 — What is it about human nature that loves the thought of a small business? Is it the independence? The challenge? The hope of great success? It seems […]

Highlighting Tuesday night’s meeting of Fulton’s Common Council: all city employees will be required to sign the city’s new sexual harassment policy; Ethan Parkhurst says he’s back in the race for mayor; and Fulton’s Friends of History were honored on their 40th anniversary with a mayoral proclamation declaring May “Historical Observation Month.”

It’s not every day you get to tour a sewage treatment plant. Maybe that’s a good thing. When I told Fulton’s Commissioner of Public Works C. J. Smith I’d never been to one, his response? “You’re a lucky man.”

by Randy Pellis FULTON – All it took was a year of planning, $1.5 million in funding, 6,150 square feet of empty space, 100 days of construction, and, oh, one other little detail: finding two […]

FULTON, NY – Cassandra Nelson, Funeral Director and General Manager at Foster Funeral Home recently presented Linda Eagan with a check in support of the Fulton Block Builder (FBB) matching grant program. “Foster Funeral Home […]

Recently, the Fulton City School District Board of Education approved a resolution to bring capital improvement projects, totaling $15.1 million, to voters in a May 21 referendum vote.