COLE CAMP — By now most Americans have heard of the Farm to Table movement where locally grown produce and other foods are produced and used by consumers locally. In Cole Camp, students have taken the concept one step further by growing food in their classroom for use in the school’s cafeteria.   

After 13 years in the classroom as a math teacher and seven years in the front office as an administrator, Smith-Cotton High School Assistant Principal Robin Wyatte is retiring at the end of the 2019-20 school year. 

The State Fair Community College Marketing and Communications department has received the gold medal at the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) District 5 conference for Marathon, the college’s magazine for friends and alumni of the college.

The Smith-Cotton Raider team is preparing for the U.S. Army Raider National Championships by working hard and creating a team atmosphere. 

The Sedalia School District 200 continues to see an increase in several areas of testing as reported during Monday night’s Board of Education meeting. 

Since his hiring at State Fair Community College two months ago, Vice President for Finance and Administration Keith Acuff is settling into his role while enjoying the work. 

Long before the pumpkin spice craze began there was the pumpkin. Dense, round and orange, pumpkins were and remain a classic symbol of both Halloween and Thanksgiving.   

Members of the State Fair Community College Board of Trustees and administrators met Tuesday morning to host a board meeting and seek public input.  

If it is true that one person can make a difference, imagine what an entire student body can accomplish when they work together.

Administrators at State Fair Community College have announced a series of public forums as a means to gain input as they move forward with developing the college’s strategic plan for the next five years.

Sedalia School District 200 Superintendent Steve Triplett announced Sedalia Middle School Principal Brendan Eisenmenger has stepped down from his position. Triplett made the announcement during a meeting with SMS teachers and staff at the school Thursday afternoon.  

Students who take the ACT Test will be given options beginning next year to help them achieve higher test scores.

When a person feels they are healthy physically, often their emotional and thought processes benefit as well.

The University of Central Missouri’s School of Aviation is inviting alumni and friends of the university to join faculty, staff and students in celebrating its 50th anniversary next week.

Following the groundbreaking ceremony for the Loftus Early Childhood Center Saturday morning on the grounds of Smith-Cotton High School, the Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education met Monday night to approve bids for groundwork for the center.

In a ceremony befitting generations of children who will be served by the facility, the Sedalia School District 200 broke ground Saturday morning for the new $10.5 million Loftus Early Childhood Center.

A fifth-grade project at Smithton Middle School has turned into a cross-curricular lesson on Mexican culture and honoring loved ones who have died.

The University of Central Missouri’s School of Nursing is inviting alumni and friends of the university to join faculty, staff and students in celebrating its 60th anniversary this week.

No matter the age or the miles traveled, true Tigers are planning to return to Sedalia during the week of Oct. 14-18 to “Enjoy the Show” during Smith-Cotton High School’s Homecoming.

Students at State Fair Community College who plan to transfer to the University of Missouri-Columbia learned on Friday their path has become easier thanks to an articulation agreement signed by MU and community colleges throughout Missouri.