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The Olen Howard Workforce Innovation Center is seen this week, just weeks before State Fair Community College is set to host a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The public is invited to the event at 10 a.m. June 9, 2022, which will feature Gov. Mike Parson and Mayor Andrew Dawson.
Olen Howard Center has successful first semester with more to come
Dec. 16 will mark the end of the first semester for the new Olen Howard Workforce Innovation Center at State Fair Community College.  Dean of Technical Education and Workforce Innovation … more
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Green Ridge Pickleball Club students stand together for a picture after the fourth club meeting.
Green Ridge starts pickleball club
A Green Ridge teacher has started a new pickleball club within the district to give kids something more to do.  The increasingly popular sport is a paddle sport that combines elements of … more
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Washington increases test scores in math
The Policy Research in Missouri Education Center (PRiME), Saint Louis University, published its 2022 Missouri Statewide Student Growth Report announcing Washington Elementary School as one of the top … more
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Smith-Cotton Junior High student Zachary Izoita practices CPR with Registered Nurse Serena Cronk after her presentation on Tuesday. Izoita was the first student to step up to learn CPR.
SCJH students learn about the nursing profession
On Tuesday, Smith-Cotton Junior High School students learned about the nursing profession from a local nurse.  Career Education teacher Jeremy Brownfield has scheduled multiple … more
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Superintendent Scott Gemes
Gemes bringing CSIP, new communication to Warsaw School District
Warsaw Superintendent Scott Gemes is nearing the end of his first semester leading the district.  After the superintendent’s position had been filled by interim leaders for the … more
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Tour guide Larry Neal worked at the Missouri State Penitentiary for almost 40 years before it closed in 2004. Sacred Heart students saw the cell James Earl Ray lived in before he escaped and eventually shot Martin Luther King.
Students tour Missouri State Penitentiary in Jefferson City
JEFFERSON CITY — Wednesday, students from a Sacred Heart School fifth-grade English class took a field trip to Jefferson City to tour the historic Missouri State Penitentiary. “We … more
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Smithton science teacher looking for donations
The Smithton R-VI School District's fifth and sixth grade science teacher is raising funds to purchase new lab tables and stools.  Teacher Staci Harrison said they need new tables and … more
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Dr. Mark Register
President Register set to retire from Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart School President Mark Register has announced he will retire at the end of the 2022-23 school year. According to Register, he is retiring because it was time and he wants to spend … more
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While in the sitting room of the Bennet house, Lydia Bennet (Kristen Smith), Catherine ‘Kitty’ Bennet (Murray Page), Mrs. Bennet (Izzy Brown) and Jane Bennet (Josie Bray) discuss the new suitors who have come to town during Monday night’s rehearsal of “Pride and Prejudice” at Smithton High School. The production will be performed Friday and Saturday.
A timeless classic retold by Smithton students
On Friday and Saturday, Smithton High School students will put on their own version of “Pride and Prejudice” in the Smithton gym.  Smithton Drama Coach Alyssa Gerke said the … more
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Green Ridge student Kam Hoos speaks with Barry White during the Central Bank of Sedalia’s Reality Check on Tuesday morning at the high school.
Green Ridge students participate in Reality Check
On Tuesday, Reality Check, sponsored by Central Bank of Sedalia, allowed Green Ridge R-8 High School students to learn more about financial responsibility.  Erica Petersen, Vice President … more
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Paris Hammer and Missouri’s First Lady Teresa Parson stand together for a photo on Monday morning. Parson announced Hammer as Smith-Cotton High School JAG’s essay winner. Hammer will now move on to the state contest on Nov. 1 in Jefferson City.
First Lady Parson visits S-C
On Monday morning, Missouri’s First Lady Teresa Parson joined Smith-Cotton High School’s Jobs for America’s Graduates to present and announce their essay winner.  JAG … more
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Bible class teacher Ivan Petrashishin teaches the young students at Cornerstone Baptist School on Wednesday morning. Cornerstone Baptist Church opened the school in 2021 and hopes to expand it to fourth grade in the future.
New early childhood school offered in Sedalia
In the 2021-22 school year, a new preschool opened its doors to young learners that would later turn into a preschool and kindergarten in its second year.  The Cornerstone Baptist Church … more
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Kennedy Judd, along with her mom, Lacy, holds her dog, Cookie, while it is blessed by Deacon Turf Martin during the Blessing of the Pets on Tuesday morning at Sacred Heart School. The annual Blessing of the Pets is conducted in remembrance of St. Francis of Assisi’s love for all creatures.
Sacred Heart hosts Blessing of the Pets
From left, Karlee Ross, Whitney Grose, AJ Bishop, Hailee McNeal, Mariah Seifert and Josie Bray are dressed up for Kick it to Cancer crazy sock and shoe day. Smithton R-VI School District will be helping spread awareness for breast cancer throughout the week of Oct. 10.
Smithton celebrates Pink Week
During the week of Oct. 10, Smithton R-VI School District will celebrate its tradition of Pink Week to help spread breast cancer awareness.  Smithton High School Future Business Leaders of … more
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S-C Homecoming parade prowls through downtown
Rylee Donaldson and Cayden Box, both ninth-graders from Green Ridge, draw the newly refurbished bridge at Liberty Park pond Wednesday during the Kaysinger Senior High Schools Art Competition.
Photos: Kaysinger high schools host art contest at Liberty Park
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New, updated policies presented to Sedalia 200
During the September Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education meeting, new policies were presented by the Missouri Consultants of Education LLC and will be up for a vote during the October … more
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Mayor Andrew Dawson hands Pettis County 4-H President Mallory Reed, of Brown 4-H in Green Ridge, a signed proclamation designating Oct. 2-8 as National 4-H Week. Standing with Dawson from left are Ivy Elwell, of Muddy Creek 4-H, Julie Carpenter, the Pettis County 4-H youth program associate, Maggie Reed, and their mother, Natalie Reed.
Pettis County celebrates National 4-H Week
Sunday kicked off a week’s worth of activities for National 4-H Week with the Pettis County 4-H club in full swing.   Information provided by the National 4-H Council noted that each … more
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The refinished gym lobby at Green Ridge school is seen recently. The gym was refinished due to a $3.52 million no-tax-increase bond issue passed in the April 2021 municipal election.
Green Ridge School District renovations almost complete
During the April 2021 municipal election, the Green Ridge R-8 School District passed a $3.52 million no-tax-increase bond issue to help upgrade the school. In the 2022-23 school year, those upgrades … more
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Cast members rehearse for “Stop Kiss,” a production in the 2022-23 season for University of Central Missouri Theatre and Dance, on Sept. 29 at the Nickerson Black Box Theater.
‘HERstory’ season opens with ‘Stop Kiss’ at UCM
WARRENSBURG — The 2022-23 season for University of Central Missouri Theatre and Dance is taking a focus on “HERstory.” The season opens with “Stop Kiss” by Diana … more
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