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The Food Bank of Central and Northeast Missouri are the hunger busters
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Last year, Open Door Benevolent Ministries in Sedalia gave out about 2.75 million pounds of food to hungry people from its pantries. Most of that — about 92 percent, according to Open Door execu... Full story

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And the winners from the fair food competitions are ...
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Fair sees red when Red Hat Society visits
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Steven Hodges, back row, center, went to Camp Philmont in Cimarron, N.M., with members of Troop 61 from Sedalia in 1985.
Scout Stories: Steven W. Hodges
This story is about the summit of Mount Baldy at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico.There was not a hint of dawn as we scrambled across the slag field near the base. With purpose and trusting the one in front, we moved in line through the dark to a s... Full story
Pictured from left are Jeffrey Martin, John Martin and Jimmy Martin. They all attained the rank of Eagle Scout from Troop 61 in Sedalia.
Scout Stories: Martin brothers
By Jeffrey H. MartinLouisville, Ky.I consider myself very lucky to have been part of the Boy Scouts of America Troop 61 in Sedalia. The monthly camping trips or canoe float trips provided adventures that most kids will never otherwise be able to... Full story
James McCoy, Allen Glover and Phillip Smith are headed for Camp Hohn in Laurie.
Scout Stories: James McCoy
Scouting was not just a childhood experience, but a training ground for adulthood. As a member of Troop 61, under the leadership of Bill Fingland, I acquired knowledge and skills I still use today. The knots I tie, my camping and canoeing skills, ma... Full story
Donald Holbert  Eagle Scout
Scout Stories: Don Holbert
My name is Don Holbert, I was born and raised in Kansas City, but currently reside in Sedalia. I grew up in a Scouting family. My father was a Cubmaster and an assistant Scoutmaster for almost 20 years. My mother was a den mother for almost 14 years.... Full story
Barry Barnes
Scout Stories: Barry Barnes
While Scoutmaster of Troop 54, the troop had decided that we needed to have a campout. We decided to go near Swan Lake in northern Missouri where Greg Bell, the father of our senior patrol leader, had some property. It was a rainy spring so the groun... Full story
Scout Stories: Roger A. Miller
In the Scout oath you will find a clear statement of what is expected of you as a Scout — your duty to God and your country, duty to other people and duty to yourself. “On my honor I will do my best, to do my duty to God and my country an... Full story
Dale Hogan
Scout Stories: Dale Hogan
My son, Kinser, and I belong to Boy Scout Troop 61, which is sponsored by Christ and Trinity Lutheran Church in Sedalia. At Troop 61, we strive to take our Scouts camping at least once a month.Camping in the spring, summer and fall seasons is always ... Full story
Scout Stories: Michael R. Cooper
Scouting was a fundamental aspect of my formative years of life. I was fortunate enough to have participated in this rite of passage for nearly eight years. There were many adults who invested in my life and the lives of my fellow Scouts during those... Full story
Kinser Hogan of Troop 61 runs in a homemade pair of skis the troop made for the 2009 Klondike.
Scout Stories: Kinser Hogan
My most memorable camping trip was at Windsor crossing. Our troop was there for a canoe trip. When Ben Terrell and I were rocking the boat in a motorboat’s wake, Ben became unbalanced and managed to tip the whole canoe all the way over. We lite... Full story
Zach Dick, far left, biked the entire Katy Trail with members of Troop 61 in the summer of 2009. They did this over multiple weekends to earn their biking merit badge.
Scout Stories: Zach Dick
What I like best about Boy Scouts is archery. We made arrows and learned about bows. We learned how to make the string. Then we got to shoot them. We learned how to take care of them and shoot safely. It was fun. I also liked biking the Katy Trail.... Full story
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