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Smith-Cotton High School Principal Wade Norton presents an S-C letter to 2020 Sedalia School District Foundation Distinguished Alumni recipient Arthurr W. Seabury Jr. at the Heckart Center for the Performing Arts Friday afternoon. Decades after being falsely accused of a crime, Seabury was given back his titles and awards on Friday during the Distinguished Alumni Award ceremony. 
Sedalia 200 Distinguished Alumnus to students: ‘You are the agents of change’
Homecomings are typically times of reflection. For Arthur W. Seabury Jr., a 1975 graduate of Smith-Cotton High School, the return to his alma mater Friday was that but also a message of hope for … more
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Missouri’s only female professional cornhole player, Jessica Jones, competes in a tournament earlier this month in Illinois. Jones, who has appeared on ESPN, placed second in Women's Doubles and third in Co-Ed Blind Draw at the event. 
Sedalia School District 200 teacher competes as national cornhole professional
As a staple of backyard barbecues and tailgating, it might be difficult to find someone who hasn’t picked up a cloth bag filled with dried corn while aiming it toward a hole cut into a game board. … more
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During the Smith-Cotton High Homecoming pep assembly on Friday, Oct. 9, senior Envie Johnson, left, was named Homecoming queen and senior Austyn Wenner was crowned Homecoming king. Princess, not shown, was Olivia Poteet. Student votes determined the winners.
Photo: Smith-Cotton announces Homecoming royalty
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Classic Country Jamboree to benefit scholarships, soccer
Genuine Country Music Association (GCMA) will host its eighth annual Classic Country Jamboree benefit at 2 p.m. Oct. 18 in the Exhibition Center at Lodge of Four Seasons, Lake Ozark. Doors will open … more
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Pictured is Smith-Cotton High School JROTC Cadet of the Month 1st Lt. McKenzie Boeschen. On Sept. 30, five Smith-Cotton JROTC cadets competed to become the September Cadet of the Month. The cadets are scored on their knowledge of military history, current events, and curriculum of the JROTC program. The panel of upper-level cadets selected sophomore Boeschen of Echo Company as the September Cadet of the Month. The 40&8 veterans organization sponsors the Smith-Cotton JROTC Cadet of the Month program.
Photo: Smith-Cotton JROTC Cadet of the Month
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Area student graduates from Central Carolina Tech
Joanna Bachtel, of Knob Noster, graduated from Central Carolina Technical College during the Sept. 25 commencement exercises. more
Pictured is an architect’s rendering of State Fair Community College’s Olen Howard Workforce Innovation Center. College officials hope to open the center in spring 2022. 
SFCC seeks construction bids for Workforce Innovation Center
State Fair Community College is accepting bids for the construction of the Olen Howard Workforce Innovation Center, with plans to break ground on the facility in November. The 38,500-square-foot … more
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Sedalia School District 200 Superintendent Steve Triplett, left, presents Washington Elementary School second grade teacher Holly Redd, center, with the inaugural Superintendents’ Bell Ringer Award on Monday, Oct. 5, in Redd's classroom at the school. At right is Washington Elementary Principal Lisa Volk.
Superintendent offers new monthly award
As a way to honor Sedalia School District 200 staff members who put the district’s mission statement into action and those who display exemplary effort in celebrating student success, … more
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Friday morning, from left, homeschoolers Anna Braun, Maya MacLean, Andrew Douglas and Lille Douglas sit in front of a 4-by-8-foot painting of Venice, Italy, they are working on with Cole Camp artist Neil Heimsoth. Once completed, the artwork will hang at Calgaro’s Pizza in Cole Camp.
The art of working together: Students learn on a large scale
COLE CAMP — For the last few months, four homeschooled youth are working with a Cole Camp artist on a large painting that will soon hang in a local business.Anna Braun, 16, Maya MacLean, 16, Lille … more
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SFCC’s Phi Theta Kappa to host voter registration drive
State Fair Community College’s student honor society, Phi Theta Kappa, will host a voter registration drive from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Oct. 5 and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 6 in Yeater Center lobby … more
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Smith-Cotton High School prepares for ‘Home Sweet Homecoming’
Traditions have meaning, but traditions can change and evolve. Change is what the students and administration at Smith-Cotton High School are experiencing as they plan for this year’s “Home Sweet … more
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At halftime of the Smith-Cotton football game against Hickman High on Friday, Sept. 25, senior Meredith Tester, left, was named activities queen and senior McCade Curry was crowned activities king. Princess, not shown, was Karlie Franklin. Tester is active in S-C theater productions and Curry is a member of the New Score Singers show choir. Student votes determined the winners.
Photo: Tester, Curry named Activity royalty
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Arthur Seabury is the recipient of the 2020 Sedalia School District Foundation Distinguished Alumni Award. Seabury was a witness to and participant in many social changes during his life in Sedalia. The 1975 graduate of Smith-Cotton High School now serves as the social worker at Hogan Prep Middle School in Kansas City. 
Sedalia's Influence: 2020 Distinguished Alumni a witness to change
It has been said, “home is where one starts from.” For the 2020 Sedalia School District Foundation Distinguished Alumni Award recipient, Arthur Seabury, Sedalia provided him his start as he … more
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Smith-Cotton High School students bring their food trays to the second level cafeteria Thursday afternoon. The district purchased as many additional 6- and 8-foot tables as it could earlier this week to convert the gymnasium’s upper level into a second lunchroom.
Sedalia School District 200 expands seating in cafeterias
As school districts across the state developed plans for an in-person return to school, administrators knew their foodservice programs would be an area of concern.For districts with mask policies, … more
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State Fair Community College Trustees receive update on Workforce Innovation Center
The State Fair Community College Board of Trustees discussed the progress of the Olen Howard Workforce Innovation Center during Thursday’s work session and meeting.On Dec. 3, Darlene Bradbury and … more
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UCM Lifelong Learning Series opens with Nace Brothers performance
UCM’s Lifelong Learning Series will host the Nace Brothers at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 29 at the First Christian Church, 101 E Gay St. in Warrensburg, for a musical performance titled, “Johnson … more
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State Fair Community College students rehearse for the upcoming performance of the comedy, “Dearly Departed.” From left is Ben Brewer (wearing black hat), Jenna Speer, Brianna Harlow, Sara Hensel, Annie Henson, and Kennedy Keele. 
SFCC delays performance of ‘Dearly Departed’
The State Fair Community College Theatre Arts program has delayed the performance of the comedy “Dearly Departed” that was scheduled for Oct. 7-11. The performance will now take place at 7:30 … more
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Miles Clark smiles as he gets ready to squeeze some strawberries during a sensory learning activity at the Pettis County Early Childhood Co-op Wednesday afternoon. After squeezing the berries, Clark put his hand on his paper, leaving a handprint to make a picture to bring home. 
Pettis County Early Childhood Cooperative students take part in sensory learning
From blueberries to buttons, strawberries, and mud, along with one cool cat’s help, several students took part in a sensory learning activity Wednesday afternoon at the Pettis County Early … more
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Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education discusses COVID-19 pandemic
The Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education continued to address concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic during Monday evening’s meeting.Since in-person classes began Sept. 2, the district … more
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Local student graduates from University of Alabama
Clara McCall, of Sedalia, recently received a master’s of arts from the University of Alabama during summer commencement. more
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