History

It's on your phone, your i-pad and the television. The best and fastest ways to drop those unwanted pounds. Today's muffin top was different back in the 1950's.

Many businesses have come and gone through the years in Sedalia. Here's a few that you may or may not remember that were on Broadway.

Since Coronavirus hit back in the Spring, we've been spending more time inside. Evidence proves that by the upswing in sales of pinball machines. One company in Illinois that makes them says it's sold five times more than usual.

We're a little more than three weeks away from the end of Daylight Saving Time. It takes us awhile to get used to this since we like our sunlight in the late afternoon/early evening hours, but we don't like it to be completely dark when we get up in the morning. Well, all of that will change and we'll have to adapt again.

So you've went through the different levels of interviews and now you're one of the final candidates for that new position. One of the last steps of the interview process is running a credit check on you. Could it be a deal breaker?

Arrow Rock State Historic Site invites the public to a Santa Fe Trail living-history encampment

So with Fall now officially underway, we often wonder what will be in store for us during the upcoming winter.

I'm getting ready to celebrate another birthday next month. Another year and another year closer to retirement. (I wish! ) Here's my question...where can you go around the area to snag free stuff on your birthday?

"Who the heck is Stephen Foster? Why do you think I should care?  Why am I cold? My hip hurts, why?"

On February 26, 1852, John Harvey Kellogg was born. He would later become a physician and develop the world's first dry cereal. Find out what you didn't know about the surprising history of corn flakes.