Fulton Daily News

There’s a new leader at the top of the Fulton Board of Education. Board member David Cordone was elected President during Tuesday night’s reorganizational meeting.  He replaces Robbin Griffin, whose tenure of more than two […]

Among the items tackled at the recent meeting of the Fulton Common Council,  Council members approved setting aside $20,000 for the legal fees involved in the city’s plan to annex a portion of the town […]

In 1954, the Hannibal Men’s Club bought land on Rochester St. for an official baseball diamond, and as a general community playground and athletic field. This generous act has gone largely unnoticed for the last 4 generations of Hannibal boys and girls, until Sunday.

The closed Holly Drive Motel will likely stay that way after Fulton Common Councilors Tuesday cleared up a conflict by saying the property is zoned single-family residential.

The designation gave a victory to neighbors but appeared to damage a chance for owner Vinod Mariwalla to sell the rundown 22-unit facility to a veteran landlord who said she wanted to build a 12-unit senior housing complex at the 901 Holly Dr. address.

Small city school districts such as Fulton and Oswego won a round in court recently in a fight with the state over education funding. The state’s highest court, the Court of Appeals, ruled June 26 […]

The rules of behavior for students, parents and staff in the Fulton City School District are changing to accommodate a new state law intended to help prevent bullying. The Dignity for All Students Act takes effect July […]