Fire Ravages Westminster Hall, Leaves Columns: September 10, 1909

Missouri History Today September 10, 1909: Fire Ravages Westminster Hall, Leaves Columns


Have a Ball

At the Grrridiron Girls Camp at William Woods University, boys and girls have the opportunity to learn flag football fundamentals. Grrridiron Girls founder and football trailblazer Dr. Jen Welter says the program's aim is to help kids build confidence.


Fascinating Fungi

There are thousands of mushrooms waiting to be found in Missouri.


Fulton Missouri

March 14, 1859

The city of Fulton was incorporated on this date in Missouri history.


Winston Churchill Fulton Missouri Iron Curtain Speech

Winston Churchill Delivers His Iron Curtain Speech: March 5, 1946

Winston Churchill gives his "Iron Curtain" speech at Westminster College in Fulton. Churchill used the phrase "Iron Curtain" to define the division between Western nations and Soviet powers.


Opening of the Callaway Nuclear Power Plant

On December 19, 1984, the Callaway Nuclear Power Plant went into operation. Missouri’s first and only nuclear power plant had been debated for years before ground was broken in September of 1975. Even after the facility got the necessary approval following the federal government’s evaluation process, it was nearly a decade before it began operating near Fulton in Callaway County.


Helen Stephens with Jesse Owens

August 4, 1936

On this day Helen Stephens, "The Fulton Flash" dominated the competition and got the gold at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin.


Westminster Hall on Westminster College Campus Fulton

February 23, 1853

Westminster College chartered in Fulton on this date in Missouri history.


2020 Discover the Best of Missouri Life Awards

The 2020 reader’s choice awards are here.


February 28, 1851

The Missouri School for the Deaf was established in Fulton.