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Six running for La Monte school board
Six individuals are running for the La Monte R-IV School District Board of Education. more
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From left, Smith-Cotton theatre students Lily Ream, who plays Benjamin, Brady Rowland, Lydia Tester, John Hall, and Lana Simmons perform at a dress rehearsal Wednesday night, March 1 for the one-act play "The Yellow Boat." The play is presented as Theatre for a Cause; proceeds will go to the Community Café.
Smith-Cotton presents Theatre for a Cause
Smith-Cotton High School theater students will present their annual Theatre for a Cause production on Friday night, March 3, with proceeds going toward the Community Café. more
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Five newcomers contend for Green Ridge School Board
Five candidates are contending for the Green Ridge R-8 School District Board of Education. more
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Theatre students perform during dress rehearsal this week at State Fair Community College for Shakespeare's "The Tempest." The play opens Friday, March 3, in the Thompson O'Sullivan Studio Theatre on the Sedalia campus.
SFCC to present Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'
Theatre students will take the stage by storm as they present Shakespeare's "The Tempest" this weekend and next at State Fair Community College. more
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Ashley Noland
Three promoted to leadership positions at Sedalia 200 schools
The Sedalia School District 200 announced Tuesday, Feb. 28 the promotion of three district employees to new leadership roles. more
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Four vying for three seats on Smithton School Board
Four candidates are vying for three seats on the Smithton R-VI School District Board of Education in the April 4 municipal election. more
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Green Ridge FFA members, from left, Secretary Macy Reed, Vice President Mattilyn Mergen, and Kayley Goodman help label pasta during Packing for a Purpose on Tuesday morning, Feb. 28 in the Smithton R-VI School multipurpose building. Pettis County FFA students gathered to pack meals for those in need.
Pettis County's FFA chapters pack meals for those in need
SMITHTON — Students and members from four Pettis County FFA chapters gathered Tuesday morning, Feb. 28 at Smithton R-VI School to assemble meal packs for those in need. more
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Four contend for Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education
In one of the most contested elections in the Pettis County municipal election on April 4, four candidates will be contending for three seats on the Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education. more
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Parkview Elementary first grade teacher Megan Palmer helps her class during reading and writing time Thursday morning, Feb. 23. Palmer was named the district-wide Outstanding Educator 2022-23 for on Tuesday, Feb. 21 by the Sedalia Community Educators Association. 
SCEA names Educator, Associate of the Year
The Sedalia Community Educators Association named an elementary teacher and a high school security officer as the 2022-23 Outstanding Educator and Outstanding Associate for Sedalia School District 200. more
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From left, Scott Gardner, Dale Garrett, Pam Moon and Brad Grupe participate in the Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education candidate forum hosted by the Sedalia Community Educators Association on Tuesday evening, Feb. 22, at Smith-Cotton High School.
SCEA hosts Sedalia 200 school board candidate forum
On Tuesday night, Feb. 23, the Sedalia Community Educators’ Association hosted a Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education candidate forum. more
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University of Central Missouri Theatre and Dance and UCM Music will present “Eurydice” Feb. 23-26 at the James L. Highlander Theatre.
UCM Theatre and Dance to present ‘Eurydice’
WARRENSBURG — Greek mythology will take center stage as University of Central Missouri Theatre and Dance and UCM Music present “Eurydice” this week. more
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Robin Williams receives a hug from an all school mass attendee after it was announced that she received Teacher of the Year on Feb. 3. During the hug, onlookers could see Williams almost in tears. 
From special education to the classroom, Williams loves all her students
This year’s Sacred Heart Teacher of the Year has a long history of helping students of all ages and abilities reach their full potential. more
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Brad Driskill 
Driskill named SFCC’s Agriculture Director
On Feb. 15, State Fair Community College announced the hiring of a new Agriculture Director after making plans to expand the agriculture program. more
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Harlee Lawless, a freshman English Education major, left, and Dr. Jackie Brandhorst, Associate Professor of Management, practice their musical theatre number during rehearsal Wednesday, Feb. 15 as they prepare for the University of Central Missouri Dance Club’s Dancing with the Professors.
Dancing with the Professors returns to UCM
WARRENSBURG — After a hiatus for several years, the University of Central Missouri Dance Club is bringing Dancing with the Professors back to campus. more
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Robotics teams from Warrensburg and Knob Noster high schools are seen Saturday, Feb. 4 at the KC-East League Tournament.
Knob Noster robotics team advances to state
Robotics teams from Knob Noster and Warrensburg saw success at a competition earlier this month. more
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Teresa Fowler and friends serve a meal at the Community Cafe. Also pictured is Corie Hickman and on the far right is Student Board President Bailey Brown.
Sedalia Community Cafe sees new changes this year
The Community Cafe has seen some positive changes during the school year, including more student participation and grant funding. more
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From left, Smith-Cotton anatomy student Phoebe Garrison shows pottery students Jacelyn Lancaster, Tatiana Peshov and Paige Beason the in-and-outs of a pig heart during class Tuesday, Feb. 14.
Smith-Cotton pottery students learn from anatomy students
On Tuesday, Smith-Cotton High School’s anatomy and pottery classes became one to teach and sculpt an anatomically correct heart. more
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Third grader Jase Patrick shows his best game day cheer during Skyline Elementary‘s Red Friday. He is decked out in a Kansas City Chiefs shirt, Patrick Mahomes hair beanie and face paint. 
Photos: Skyline kids ready for Super Bowl Sunday
Ashley Young 
Smith-Cotton teacher selected for Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Foundation fellowship
A Smith-Cotton High School teacher is making his way to Poland this summer for the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Foundation fellowship. more
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Vaping problems affecting Smith-Cotton students
The dangers of vaping are affecting Smith-Cotton High School students, with three medical incidents in the past two weeks. more
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