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UCM’s Student Success Through Academic Advisement Highlighted By NACADA Awards
Three UCM members were honored at the National Academic Advising Association Conference.
Sedalia Dentist Sentenced for $617,000 Tax Evasion
Nohaud Naseef Azan, 66, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Roseann A. Ketchmark to one year and one day in federal prison without parole.
Pettis County GIS Director James Theisen Receives State Recognition
Pettis County GIS Director James Theisen was awarded Information Technologist of the Year by the Missouri Public Safety Communications Conference
Team SCREAM Hosting Regional Robotics Competition at S-C
Team SCREAM is hosting the FIRST Robotics Competition Central Missouri Regional Friday and Saturday at Smith-Cotton High School.
SFCC Foundation to Host 2024 Gala March 23
The SFCC Foundation will host its annual gala to help raise funds for the capital campaign "Driving Growth, Harvesting Tomorrow."
Williams Receives Journeyman’s Certificate from SFCC
The SFCC Apprenticeship Program recently presented David Williams of Otterville, the US Department of Labor, Office of Apprenticeship, Journeyman Certificate in Industrial Electrical Maintenance.
UCM Announces Inaugural Performance of Faculty-Student Chamber Ensemble
A new kind of ensemble will debut at Hart Recital Hall on the University of Central Missouri campus at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 27.
Sedalia Council Passes Resolution for County-Wide Road Tax Allocation
The public should be aware of the background surrounding the changes the Pettis County Commissioners have announced regarding allocations to Cities of the half-percent Road and Bridge county-wide sales taxes.
SFCC Theatre Program Students & Faculty Recognition at KCACTF Region V
Several State Fair Community College students and faculty members were recognized and received awards at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival
Boys & Girls Club Announces Capital Campaign for a 32,000-square-Foot Teen Center
Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri announced plans to build a 32,000-square-foot teen center.