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A BLAST OF RED, WHITE AND BLUE

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SWEET SUMMERTIME

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PARKS BOARD REVIEW – Among items reviewed by Fulton’s Parks Board June 2, was cost evaluation figures for three park areas, including Lion’s Club Park, Pontotoc and the area of Lohaus Field.

Fulton’s Parks Board review cost evaluations

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Twin Cities residents, leaders, pastors and ministers gathered in Fulton's Pontotoc Park this morning for a time of community prayer.

PRAYER ON THE LINE

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Graduates continued the traditional hat toss after being declared “2020 Graduates of Fulton County High School” May 29 in the gymnasium of the school. There were 36 graduates honored during the night, with family in attendance. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)

Fulton County High School Class of 2020 Graduation

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SIGHTS FOR SORE EYES – Residents and staff of Fulton Nursing and Rehab received a real morale boost last week, when on Thursday, both groups were treated to a Community Parade, which included EMS, Fire Department, Fulton County Transit and Police personnel, as well as family and loved ones of residents, who had not been able to visit in some time, because of COVID-19 related restrictions. Decorated vehicles met a short distance from the facility on Holiday Lane in Fulton and paraded through the property formerly housing Parkway Regional Hospital, where the groups gathered. (Photos submitted)

Fulton Nursing and Rehab Parade

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South Fulton Middle School students honored for academic achievements

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WARM WISHES, WAVES AND WORDS OF WISDOM

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MADISON HARRIS LIVE STRONG AWARD RECIPIENT DAVID BRANN – Paul and Tina Harris, parents of the late Madison Harris, a South Fulton High school student, on May 7 presented longtime South Fulton teacher and Coach David Brann with the award in honor of Madison’s legacy, the Live Strong Award, for his continued dedication and enthusiasm in support of South Fulton’s educational and athletic programs. (Photo by Benita Fuzzell.)

South Fulton Middle School, High School cheerleaders recognized

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ADMINISTERING SPECIAL TREATMENT TO SENIORS – Fulton Independent Administrators , from left, Dr. DeAnna Miller, Superintendent, Dana Crawford, Supervisor of Instruction, Sarah Townsend, Director of Student Services and Preschool, Kent Green, Director of Pupil Personnel, Transportation, Buildings and Grounds, and Mancell Elam, Principal prepared to board the bus as Nathan Castleman, Student Support Services took his seat at the window, April 30, just before beginning a trip through Fulton neighborhoods to deliver to seniors their caps and gowns, senior signs and senior t-shirts. (Photo submitted.)

COMMENCEMENT CELEBRATION CLOSER, DESPITE YEAR CUT SHORT BY COVID

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This scene was captured Sunday afternoon by Ronnie Roncali, of Troy, Tenn. an employee of Wepfer Marine of Hickman. The photograph shows the line of clouds crossing the river in Hickman, which ultimately resulted in heavy rains and ferocious winds across the area. Gibson Electric Membership Corporation, Fulton Electric System, Hickman Electric System and Weakley County Municipal Electric System reported multiple power outages from Sunday afternoon, throughout the night into Monday.

May 3 storm photos

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'INDUSTRIAL SIZE' BOOST FOR RUSTY -- Kayser Automotive CEO Stefen Schutte, above top, last week presented a check to Fulton City Pound volunteer Darcy Linn, and "Rusty", a dog who ended up at the pound, with injuries requiring a surgical procedure. The reduced workforce at the plant, above, pitched in, and collected enough to move forward with the surgery, scheduled for this week. (Photos by Benita Fuzzell.)

Local industry provides silver lining for ‘Rusty’

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Brittany Akers, left, mother of Albree Snider, waits as Fulton County Elementary School Principal Sondra Gibbs, center, and Elementary School teacher Jill Horne Jackson, right, gather the work and hand out a new packet to, and treats behind First United Methodist Church in Fulton, where parents could come by between 4 – 6 p.m. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)

SCHOOL WORK, TREATS EXCHANGED

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