Joel Sherman Hired as Principal of Co-op
The Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education hired Joel Sherman as the next principal of the Pettis County Early Childhood Cooperative
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Mayor Kehde Casts Tie-breaking Yes Vote to Allow Alcohol at ‘Yappy Hour’
The Sedalia City Council was split on whether to allow alcohol at a Lions Club event at Liberty Park, but Mayor John Kehde cast the tie-breaking yes vote Monday night.
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church to Present Living Last Supper
St. Paul's Lutheran Church will present the 14th annual Living Last Supper and Living Crucifixion in Sedalia on April 16 and 17.
SPCUW Providing Survey to Identify Issue-Based Needs
The United Way of Pettis County Board has developed a survey which is seeking feedback from area residents to help identify issue and focused-based needs.
Pettis County Deputies Arrest Sedalian After Finding Large Amount of Meth, Cash
Pettis County deputies arrested Darrell L. Crain of Sedalia, at 14th and Kentucky Saturday just before 1 a.m. Saturday after conducting a traffic stop
Cole Camp Member Named Missouri ‘State Youth of the Year’ Winner
BGCWCM says 17-year old Jazzmine Jones will now go on to compete at the Boys & Girls Clubs of America Midwest Regional Youth of the Year competition, to be held in July.
SHS Math-A-Thon Raises Over $9K for St. Jude Cancer Patients
Sacred Heart elementary students continued the tradition of helping to save lives through the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Math-A-Thon, by raising over $9,000.
SFCC to Offer Dentokan Martial Arts Classes
Starting in May, State Fair Community College’s The LearningForce will offer Dentokan Martial Arts classes
SFCC’s Wilson Chooses Arkansas State
SFCC sophomore Emily Wilson has decided where she will continue her academic and athletic career at Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, Ark.
Solar Panels Expected to Save Up To $15,000 Annually At Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart School leadership broke ground on Friday for construction of a solar panel array canopy,