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We gave our listeners the chance to win a cool $300 to help take care of those outrageous utility bills this summer.  We received a ton of entries, but there can only be one winner.  So, who won the cash?

I asked you, the listeners which stores you would like to see come to Sedalia.  Thanks to everyone for the responses.  Here are the top five stores you said would benefit our community.

We don't live in a large town.  There are benefits to that.  The outpouring of support for people in need, the lack of traffic (except during the fair) and running into friends happens all the time.  But there are some challenges when it comes to shopping.

The fair is over, the weather is great, and the kids are back in school.  With a record drought going on, food plots are looking terrible, the creeks are low and the lakes are drooping.  However, you can still catch crappie and some nice cats too.  Plus, the deer are still looking great.  It's also looking like there's going to be a lot of turkey this year too.

Kids, the other day we were lucky enough to be able to have some veteran volunteers from the Show Me Honor Flight by the RV at the Missouri State Fair.

Kids, I know that many of you are well aware that the Missouri State Fair has a long tradition of agriculture. But what do you know of the thrills and chills in agriculture?

Kids,  I know we're all easily charmed by the big, shiny, and brightly colored food booths all along the fairgrounds.  Heck, it's easy when you're surrounded by cheap,  convenient fare.  But, if you'll bear with me, we can get something very very tasty.

Kids, I know that we've talked a lot about the fun and excitement of the Missouri State Fair. I know you're excited about the deals, the rides, the shows and the food, but did you know you can learn a little something too?

Hello all!  The fair is here, and the weather has dipped down into the low 90s.  I'm going to break out the parka!  I hope everyone is enjoying the outdoors while they can.  Here's a rundown of events going on this week.

Kids, I know that for many of us who grew up in the Sedalia area, working at the Missouri State Fair was almost a given.