Fulton News
Volunteer to be a Miller!
Please join this group of volunteers! Join to learn something new, join to meet new people, join to share all that Fulton has to offer for our visiting folks…just join!!! The biggest gift you can give yourself is volunteering. You will receive much more than you give, I promise.
Mayor Wendy
Blessing of the Bikes
Dutch Days Arts & Crafts Application
Attention: 2022 Fulton Dutch Days Arts & Craft Vendors
Please print and complete the application and mail it along with your check to the PO Box listed on the application.
You can also register online through our registration portal. The link for that is: http://getmeregistered.com/DutchDaysArtsCrafts.
Thank you.
The City of Fulton has a prescription drop box located in the lobby of City Hall and the Fulton Police Dept. It is a safe way to drop off expired and unwanted prescriptions. (NO syringes, chemo meds, commercial use, liquids, or inhalers).
Mill Flour Bake Off
The final program of the season will be a Mill Flour Bake Off at the Windmill Cultural Center on Wednesday, March 30, 2022.
All entries must use de Immigrant ground flour (see entry forms below). Our guests will judge the best tasting entries and each of the Bake Off entries will be available for sale by donation on a first come, first bid basis. In conjunction with the Bake Off, we will be displaying local student art work.
The doors open at 9:00 a.m. for coffee, tea and mill treats. The program begins about 9:20. The building is disability accessible and the program is funded through a grant from the D.S. Flikkema Foundation and a donation from Nelson Corp. The program is free and open to the public.
If you don't already, be sure to follow The Fulton Association for Community Enrichment (FACE) on Instagram! Their handle is @fultonface. They do SO MUCH for our community, so be sure to show them your support!
A Great Time to Show Your Love
FULTON, IL – Like communities across the country and the world, Fulton has suffered because of the ongoing pandemic. Local friends and family members have died, some have been or continue to be sickened by COVID, and numerous businesses and livelihoods have been impacted just in our little city. With Valentine’s Day approaching, now is a very appropriate time to pause and think of those who mean so much. This might be a spouse, another loved one, the helpful neighbor, those who work to keep our country safe and healthy, a favorite sports team, pets who are faithful companions—almost anyone or anything.