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Camden Youngblood, center, a freshman at Smith-Cotton High School, is presented with the Missouri Lottery - Show-Me State Games 2021 Female Athlete of the Year award by Games Executive Director Dave Fox, left, and Program Director Jessie Sida on Friday, Oct. 15, during the S-C Homecoming assembly in the school gym.
S-C's Youngblood receives Female Athlete of the Year
A Smith-Cotton High School freshman was named the Missouri Lottery - Show-Me State Games 2021 Female Athlete of the Year during the homecoming assembly on Oct. 15.   Camden Youngblood, 14, … more
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Nucor Steel Sedalia employees recently presented a $300,000 donation to the State Fair Community College Foundation’s capital campaign to build the Olen Howard Workforce Innovation Center on the Sedalia campus. From left, Mary Treuner, SFCC Foundation executive director; Steve Ellebracht, SFCC Foundation campaign co-chair; Dr. Joanna Anderson, SFCC president; Tim Patterson, Nucor roll mill manager; Matt Way, Nucor environmental manager; Stephanie Garrett, Nucor controller; Cody Wissman, Nucor engineer; and Joe Fischer, SFCC Foundation campaign co-chair.
SFCC receives another donation for Workforce Innovation Center
State Fair Community College received a $300,000 donation Oct. 8 that will go toward building the Olen Howard Workforce Innovation Center.  Nucor, a steel products company with a rebar … more
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SFCC administrators participate in health care webinar
Two State Fair Community College administrators participated in a webinar as part of the annual 2021 Health Care Conference this month.  The subject of the conference was compassion fatigue … more
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Smith-Cotton cheerleaders celebrate Homecoming during the 2018 annual parade along South Ohio Avenue. This year’s parade will be hosted Friday, Oct. 15.
Health care workers honored as Smith-Cotton parade grand marshals
The 2021 Smith-Cotton homecoming parade is honoring local health care professionals as a way to acknowledge them for their efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Smith-Cotton’s student … more
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Sedalia school board discusses mask mandate, purchasing vehicles
On Monday night, the Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education met at the Heckart Performing Arts Center to discuss the policies surrounding the district’s mask policy. The policy … more
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Josh Heimsoth
Sedalia teacher makes art inside, outside the classroom
A Smith-Cotton High School art teacher is teaching young artists while also creating artwork outside the classroom. Josh Heimsoth said he predominantly teaches sculptural and ceramics. Because he … more
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All 11 Kaysinger schools were represented Wednesday at Liberty Park for the High School Art Competition.
Student artists compete at Liberty Park for Kaysinger Contest
Liberty Park was the site for the Kaysinger High School Art Competition. School busses brought young artists from all 11 Kaysinger schools to the contest Wednesday morning. “The Kaysinger … more
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Smith-Cotton cheerleaders celebrate Homecoming during the 2018 annual parade along South Ohio Avenue. This year’s parade will be hosted Friday, Oct. 15.
Events planned, canceled for S-C homecoming
Homecoming is a time-honored tradition for Sedalia and Smith-Cotton. However, as was the case last year, certain parts of homecoming have been canceled due to COVID-19. Sedalia School District … more
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SFCC Nursing program wins recognition
For 2021, PracticalNursing.org has ranked State Fair Community College’s practical nursing program as No. 1 in the state.  Practical nursing is a one-year degree and allows the nurse to … more
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State Fair Community College theatre students Ainsley McKellips, front, who plays Sara; Garrett Lampert, left, who plays Tom; Ethan Courter, who plays Michael; and Miranda Duryee, the narrator for “Murder Ballad,” rehearse a scene recently. The musical opens at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
State Fair theatre to present intense murder mystery
“Murder Ballad,” an intense murder mystery musical, will open at State Fair Community College Thursday evening in the Black Box Theatre.  SFCC Theatre Instructor and director … more
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The Smith-Cotton High School Marching Band performs at Blue Springs South High School on Saturday, Sept. 25. The competition marked the band’s first competitive marching band trip in more than a year.
S-C Marching Band makes first trip in over a year
On Saturday, the Smith-Cotton High School Marching Band competed at Blue Springs South High School, which marked the band’s first competitive marching band trip in more than a … more
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SFCC searches for new school president
With President Dr. Joanna Anderson set to retire by the end of the 2021-22 school year, State Fair Community College has formed a search committee to find a new president.  According to … more
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Alisa Sonnik
Smith-Cotton High School recognizes scholarship semifinalist
Smith-Cotton High School senior Alisa Sonnik has been named a semifinalist in the 67th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. According to the National Merit Scholarship website, the program … more
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Sedalia educator Rush Walters holds his newly published children’s book “The Adventures of Clim and Joe the Lost Bear” at his home. Walters wrote the book based on fiction stories his grandfather Edwin Walters Jr. told him as a child. The book is the first in a series.
Educator brings grandfather’s tales to life
The magic of storytelling was never lost on a young Sedalia educator, who grew up listening to the adventurous tales told to him by his grandfather — stories about the north woods, the animals … more
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SFCC set to receive government funds
The State Fair Community College Board of Trustees gathered at the Thompson Conference on Thursday afternoon for its monthly meeting.  During the President’s Report, SFCC President Dr. … more
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First Student experiencing bus driver shortage
Just like hundreds of businesses across the country, school districts are struggling to hire enough employees, including school bus drivers.  For the Sedalia School District 200, bus … more
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Some local scholarship funds going unused
With college expenses at an all-time high across the country, it may surprise some people to learn that many local scholarship dollars are going unused. The Democrat previously reported that at … more
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Stover seventh grader Mateah Walker creates a watercolor Wednesday during the Kaysinger Junior High Art Competition on the Missouri State Fairgrounds.
Kaysinger artists compete on fairgrounds
The Kaysinger Conference Junior High Art Contest was hosted Wednesday on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. “The Kaysinger Conference schools, there's 11 of them, we all get together for three … 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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