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‘Tough as Nails’ winner to share experiences
After having to curtail its 2020-21 programming due to COVID-19, the University of Central Missouri’s Lifelong Learning Series is kicking off its fall season with a program titled … more
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Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education President Diana Nichols, left, presents Smith-Cotton JROTC Cadet Leia Goodwin with the Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for Outstanding Achievement Award, the highest honor available for JROTC cadets, during the board's Sept. 13 meeting in the Heckart Performing Arts Center.
Smith-Cotton JROTC cadet earns Bronze Cross
Smith-Cotton High School student and JROTC Cadet Leia Goodwin received the Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for Outstanding Achievement Award, the highest honor available for JROTC cadets. Goodwin was … more
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School Board honors cadet, discusses COVID policies
The Sedalia School District 200 Boa​​rd of Education met Monday night at the Heckart Performing Arts Center at Smith-Cotton High School for its monthly meeting. The meeting began with the … more
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At halftime of the Smith-Cotton football game against Warrensburg High on Friday, Sept. 10, senior Anna Johnston, right, was named activities queen and senior Sam Cash was crowned activities king. Princess, not shown, was Bailey Brown. Johnston, who performs in the S-C Tiger Pride Marching Band, was nominated from National Honor Society. Cash, who plays soccer and football, was nominated as a senior class officer. Student votes determined the winners.
Photo: Johnston, Cash named S-C Activities royalty
​​Nominations open for McDonald’s Outstanding Educator Awards 
Local McDonald’s restaurants will again celebrate area teachers this fall with the launch of the second annual McDonald’s Outstanding Educator Awards.   Community members can … more
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Honoring the history of 9/11 at Smith-Cotton
Twenty years following the Sept. 11 attacks, some teachers at Smith-Cotton High School took the opportunity to remember the tragedy in their own way for their classrooms this wee.  One of … more
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SFCC to host Dr. Fracica for COVID discussion 
State Fair Community College will host Dr. Phil Fracica from Bothwell Regional Health Center for a discussion and Q&A at 5 p.m. Sept. 14 and 11 a.m. Sept. 30 in Thompson Conference Center, … more
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Sedalia area students graduate from UCM
WARRENSBURG — Area residents were among nearly 2,000 individuals who met graduation requirements and were eligible to participate in the University of Central Missouri’s 2021 spring … more
From left, junior Ali Paxton, senior Briara Jackson, junior Andrew Lazehol, senior Landon Moulton, and senior and DECA president Ramey Kempton are seen behind the counter at the Smith-Cotton High School store Tuesday. The school store, which raises funds for Smith-Cotton DECA, is operated by DECA student members and marketing students.
School store returns to Smith-Cotton High School
At Smith-Cotton High School, students and school faculty alike can again shop at the school store, which reopened for the school year on Tuesday. The store, which is operated by Distributive … more
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Sam Houston Summer 2021 Graduates
The following area students received degrees during the 2021 Summer semester at Sam Houston State University. Lincoln: Emily White, Bachelor of Science, Psychology, more
Popup books displayed by the Smithton School District library entrance show books that will be part of the late Hope Lecchi’s collection in her honor. Lecchi was a former teacher from Smithton School and a cherished resident of the town.
Smithton School District remembers cherished citizen
At the Smithton School District library, one can find a display of books, both inside the library and in the display case by its entrance. These books belong to the late Hope Lecchi, a former teacher … more
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The Smithton High School Class of 1971 hosted its 50th reunion Saturday, Aug. 28 at the Smithton United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. On back row from left, Terry Summers, David McCandless, Jim Hays, Wes Crain, Roger Jaeger, and Ken Page; front row, Jane Abington, Rhonda Summers, Rebecca Ledgerwood Class Sponsor, Bill Griffing, Jim Sneed, and Glenda Muschany.
Photo: Smithton High School class of 1971 hosts reunion
Dr. Tony Berry
Warsaw School District names new interim superintendent
The Warsaw R-9 School District has named a new interim superintendent. Dr. Tony Berry has been serving in the interim leadership role since Aug. 6. According to the Benton County Enterprise, Berry … more
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On Thursday afternoon, teacher Leslie Tevis, left, and paraprofessional Robin Ewing, right, help students from the Loftus Early Childhood Center onboard the bus as the school finishes its second session at 3 p.m. Thursday marked not only the first day of school for the young students but it was the first day in the newly finished Loftus Early Childhood Center.
New Loftus Center makes its debut
Thursday marked the first day of school ever for the Loftus Early Childhood Center in the Sedalia School District 200.  Located to the side of Smith-Cotton High School, the early childhood … more
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Smith-Cotton High School students leave at 3:38 p.m. Wednesday as classes are dismissed following the Sedalia School District 200’s first day of school. Principal Wade Norton described it as being a great first day.
Sedalia 200 students return to school
Sedalia School District 200 started its first day of classes on Wednesday, meaning the 2021-22 school year is officially underway for all Pettis County schools.  “It’s been a … more
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Missouri SBDC to host family farm succession planning workshop
The Missouri Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at State Fair Community College and Missouri University Extension will host a family farm succession planning workshop from 10 a.m. to noon Sept. … more
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Warrensburg student graduates from Confidence Camp
On Sunday, July 18, Brayden Gohner, of Warrensburg, graduated from Missouri Military Academy (MMA) Confidence Camp. Confidence Camp is a confidence-building summer camp experience for boys ages … more
First Student Sedalia Location Manager Connie Miller holds her Golden Merit Award presented by the National School Transportation Association.
Bus Barn Connie receives Golden Merit Award
First Student’s Sedalia Location Manager has been recognized by the National School Transportation Association for all she has done for the Sedalia School District 200.  Connie Miller … more
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La Monte completes first week of school
The La Monte R-IV School District has now been back in school for a full week after starting Tuesday, Aug. 24.  La Monte Elementary Principal Amber Knoernschild said the first week of school … more
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Smith-Cotton High School students in the Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) program and S-C specialist Amanda Harvey, front, were recognized with national and state awards for their performance in the 2020-21 school year.
S-C JAG program earns national, state awards
The Jobs for America’s Graduates program at Smith-Cotton High School received awards from both the national and state program for its performance during the 2020-21 school year. According to … more
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