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From left, Grand River Welding Institute Recruiter Kevin Judas, scholarship recipient Chance Brown, and WILS Independent Living Coordinator Samantha Jarvis pose for a photo as Brown receives his scholarship certificate at Smithton's Decision Day for Seniors. Photo courtesy of WILS
Smithton senior receives WILS scholarship
West-Central Independent Living Solutions (WILS) announced that Chance Brown, a senior at Smithton High School, has been awarded the WILS Empowerment Scholarship. This $500 scholarship is awarded annually to a high school senior in Johnson, Lafayette, Henry, Benton, Pettis, or Saline counties with a disability who plans to continue their education at a four-year college, associates program, community college, or vocational technology program. more
Drury Day School Spring Dean's List
Drury University has announced the students named to the dean's list for the day school in the Spring 2023 semester. more
State Tech Spring Dean’s List
State Technical College of Missouri announced the students who were named to the dean’s list during the 2023 spring semester. more
Missouri Valley College 2023 Graduates
Missouri Valley College in Marshall conferred 218 degrees to students at its commencement ceremony Saturday, May 6 at Gregg-Mitchell Field. more
Sedalia Middle School Principal Brett Hieronymus, left, and head custodian Dave Quigley, an SMS alum, opened locker #1 Wednesday, May 24. It has been preserved as a time capsule for 50 years until Wednesday. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Time capsule at Sedalia Middle School opened after 50 years
On Wednesday, May 24, Sedalia Middle School opened a locker that has been kept sealed as a time capsule for 50 years. more
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Lauren Grupe, daughter of Sara and Brad Grupe, of Sedalia, recently was awarded a $2,500 PEO International Star Scholarship. Grupe was nominated by local PEO Chapter BB, which also provided monies for her education. She plans to attend the University of Arkansas in the fall, majoring in Secondary Education. Grupe is pictured with Sally Keating, the Star Scholarship Committee Chairman from Chapter BB. Photo courtesy of PEO Chapter BB
Photo: Grupe receives PEO International Star Scholarship
Central Missouri Repertory to present children’s touring production of ‘Robin Hood’
WARRENSBURG – Families across the area will have the chance to watch Robin Hood go on adventures as the University of Central Missouri Repertory Theatre takes its production on tour at numerous locations throughout West Central Missouri in late May and early June. more
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Missouri Valley Spring 2023 Dean's List
Missouri Valley College in Marshall has released its Spring 2023 dean's list. The vice president for academics, Elizabeth Bellamy, JD, said there were 472 students on this semester's list, including numerous area students. more
Surrounded by fellow Smith-Cotton students, a new graduate shakes hands with Sedalia School District 200 Superintendent Todd Fraley during the commencement ceremony Saturday evening, May 20 at the Mathewson Exhibition Center on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. Photo by Nicole Cooke | Democrat
Smith-Cotton celebrates Class of 2023
Roughly 350 students graduated from Smith-Cotton during the 2023 commencement ceremony hosted Saturday evening, May 20 at the Mathewson Exhibition Center on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. more
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Jacqueline Aliasbeth Linares-Montejo holds a State Fair Community College diploma she said she worked years to achieve. She credits her children, Jordan and Jeremiah, as her inspiration.  Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
SFCC Commencement hosted Friday at the Mathewson
State Fair Community College hosted its fifty-fourth commencement Friday evening, May 19 at the Mathewson Exhibition Center on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. more
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22 Sacred Heart seniors graduated Sunday, May 21 and toss their caps high over the circle drive on West Third Street. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Sacred Heart graduates toss caps Sunday
Sacred Heart School celebrated the accomplishments of 22 graduates during the commencement ceremony Sunday afternoon, May 21. more
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The Sedalia Women’s Service League presented a check for $6,700 toward the inclusive playground that Heber Hunt Elementary plans to install in the future. Proceeds from the League’s fundraising efforts at the 2023 Cupid's Ball made the donation possible. From left, WSL members Betty, Albrecht, Carol McMillin, Susan Mergen, Kristy Lorenz, Madeline Kempton, Ashley Heisterberg, Ashley Raetz, and Chele Trammell. Photo courtesy of Women's Service League
Photo: Sedalia Women’s Service League donates to Heber Hunt Elementary
Friday evening, Whittier High School graduates Lanita Ward and her cousin, Hezikiah Montgomery, pose for a fun photo taken by Ward’s mother, Charmaine Ward. Forty-nine seniors graduated Friday night at the Smith-Cotton High School Heckart Performing Arts Center. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
‘Keep going when things get hard’: Whittier sees 49 graduate
Friday evening, May 19, 49 Whittier High School seniors received their diplomas in a ceremony at the Smith-Cotton High School Heckart Performing Arts Center. more
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Smithton High School student Riley Bryan, right, has been awarded a $500 State Fair Community College Lisa Shoemaker Writing Scholarship. Bryan is an SFCC dual-credit English Composition student. Elizabeth Carver, right, is Bryan’s high school instructor. Bryan’s composition, titled “How Did I Become Who I Am,” was selected as the winner out of students’ papers submitted by all writing instructors for fall and spring semesters. The scholarship is named in honor of Lisa Shoemaker, former English instructor and literature coordinator who retired in 2015 after teaching for almost 36 years at SFCC. Photo courtesy of State Fair Community College
Photo: Bryan receives SFCC Lisa Shoemaker Writing Award Scholarship
Reese Fraley
Fraley to work in admissions, teach at Missouri Valley College
Missouri Valley College has welcomed a new admissions counselor whose talents will bring her into the classroom as well. more
Heber Hunt second graders Brittany Maldonado, Karoleigh Skrzypczak and Erilyn Colgate show their concepts for a more inclusive school playground. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Heber Hunt students serve others with inclusive playground project
Heber Hunt Elementary students spent Thursday serving others within their community and their school. more
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Columbia College Spring Dean's List
Columbia College recently announced its dean's list for the Spring 2023 semester. more
Smith-Cotton High senior Leyton Burt, center, receives the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award from S-C Band Director Max Meigel, left, and Assistant Band Director Drew Fischer during the Spring Band Concert on May 11 in the Heckart Performing Arts Center. Photo courtesy of Sedalia School District 200
3 S-C musicians receive top honors
Three Smith-Cotton High School instrumental music students were honored with top awards during spring concerts for the orchestra and band programs. more
Patty Wood
SFCC to recognize Patty Wood as 2023 Distinguished Alumni
State Fair Community College has recognized Patricia “Patty” Wood, of La Monte, as the 2023 Distinguished Alumni. more
Smith-Cotton High School students recently toured the Heard Memorial Club House and the Pettis County Historical Museum.  Photo courtesy of Pettis County Historical Society
S-C students tour Museum and Club House
Smith-Cotton High School teacher Lorin Blackburn Thiefelder and her Advanced Placement Language students recently visited the Pettis County Museum for a tour. The tour was narrated by Pettis County Historical Society board member Dr. Rhonda Chalfant. more
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