Townsquare Sedalia
S-C Wrestlers Post Milestones in Pair of Dual Meets
Smith-Cotton Wrestling took on Boonville and Tipton on Thursday, Jan. 11, for the Tigers’ Senior Night in which 16 seniors were recognized.
SFCC Basketball Teams To Participate In Nationwide Cancer Fundraiser
The SFCC Lady Roadrunners and Roadrunners basketball teams will participate in the Coaches vs. Cancer "Suits and Sneakers" nationwide fundraiser.
UCM Theatre & Dance ‘Remember the Dance’ Returns for Benefit Performance
UCM Theatre and Dance will once again perform its original dance play, “Remember the Dance,” at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 15.
UCM’s Honors MLK’s Legacy With Freedom Scholarships
Activities throughout January, including the presentation of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Scholarships to University of Central Missouri students, the Community Praise and Worship Service, and Day of Service activities in Warrensburg and in Lee’s Summit, highlight the 2024 MLK Celebration.
Pettis County Commissioners Approve 2024 Budget
The Pettis County Commission approved their 2024 Fiscal Year Budget.
John H. Bothwell Hospital Trust Makes Donation to Bothwell
Representatives for the John H. Bothwell Trust recently presented a check for $38,030.50 to Bothwell Regional Health Center.
SFCC Apprentice Lee Newell Receives Journeyman’s Certificate in Precision Machining
The SFCC Apprenticeship Program recently presented Lee Newell of Edwards, a Journeyman Certificate in Precision Machining.
Open Enrollment For Healthcare Marketplace Closing Soon
Open Enrollment for health insurance in the Marketplace ends Tuesday, Jan. 16, and well over 100,000 Missourians remain uninsured.
Mike Pettis Promoted to Market President For Townsquare’s Sedalia Location
Townsquare Media has recently announced that Mike Pettis has been promoted to Market President/Chief Revenue Officer for its Sedalia, MO local media cluster, serving West Central Missouri.
Patrol Participates In Human Trafficking Awareness Initiative
Human traffickers are motivated by greed, exploiting the most vulnerable among us for $150 billion annually.