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UCM earns Military Friendly Gold ranking for second consecutive year
WARRENSBURG – For the second consecutive year, the University of Central Missouri is being recognized nationally for its dedication to the men and women who serve the United States. Viqtory Media has awarded UCM the 2023-24 Military Friendly Schools Gold designation. more
University of Missouri Dean’s List
Sophie Martin, of Sedalia, was named to the fall 2022 dean’s list at the University of Missouri. The dean’s list is designated to acknowledge the academic accomplishments of students throughout the semester. During the fall 2022 semester, 11,550 undergraduate students earned the academic distinction of being named to the dean’s list. more
Tina Sutherland, the new principal at St. Paul's Lutheran School, visits with third- and fourth-grade students in Terri Bernes' class on Wednesday morning, March 8. Originally from Cole Camp, Sutherland stepped into the principal's position in July 2022.
New principal takes the reins at St. Paul's Lutheran
Tina Sutherland, the new principal at St. Paul's Lutheran School in Sedalia, plans to bring joy and teamwork to the students and staff and places great value on family and heritage. more
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On Feb. 22, four S-C JROTC cadets presented themselves to the board to have a chance to compete for the Cadet of the Year. These cadets have studied the JROTC curriculum with their peers and leaders in their companies. The Smith-Cotton JROTC recognized Cadet Braydon Lucero from Charlie Company. Lucero has shown exceptional leadership skills, confidence, and knowledge of the curriculum. From left, Don Barbour, Lucero and Cliff McBride of the 40 & 8 veterans organization. Photo courtesy of Sedalia School District 200
Photo: S-C JROTC February Cadet of the Month
Tuesday afternoon, March 7, Amy Woody, the warehouse inventory specialist at Josie's Records, looks over the Boys & Girls Club's National Fine Arts Exhibit on display in the lobby of the Lamy's Building. The work created by Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri members will be up until March 19.
Boys and Girls Club hosts an art show
Around 150 art pieces are gracing the lobby of the Lamy's Building, work created by members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri. more
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Pictured with the faculty coordinator are the five top earners. Front row from left, Finlee Hout ($1,662), Brooklyn and Londyn Dickinson ($1,200), and Braelynn and Everly Bloess ($565). Back row, Sacred Heart Principal Nancy Manning.
SHS Math-A-Thon supports St. Jude Cancer patients
Sacred Heart Elementary students continued the tradition of helping to save lives through the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Math-A-Thon. This year, 41 students participated in raising $9,262.85, all of which goes directly to St. Jude. more
Five vying for three seats on Pettis County R-V Board of Education
Five candidates are vying for a seat on the Pettis County R-V (Northwest) School District Board of Education. more
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A group of children walk across campus while attending the 2022 Children's Literature Festival, an event that celebrates its 54th year at UCM March 5-7.
UCM celebrates 54th annual Children’s Literature Festival
WARRENSBURG – The University of Central Missouri will celebrate the 54th annual Children’s Literature Festival March 5-7, with more than 20 nationally recognized authors and illustrators in attendance. more
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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The Sacred Heart Junior High Speech team participated in and hosted the Bellarmine Speech Contest on Saturday, Feb. 25. All six team members earned a blue ribbon (highest awarded). From left, Madison Hill and Sofia Guevara (Duet, "Third Mouse From the Left"), Eliza Noble (Humorous, "Harry the Moth"), Sidnee City (Humorous, "Why Shopping Should be an Olympic Sport"), Maggie Van Leer (Serious, "Making Sarah Cry"), and Kendall DeHaven (Serious, "Just Being There"). The team is coached by Liz Suter-Van Leer and assisted by Chelsea Turner.
Photo: SHS Speech Team sees success at Bellarmine Contest
On Feb. 23, Smith-Cotton JROTC presented Jennifer Shewmaker with a new 2022 Polaris Ranger 500 from Yeager Cycles. The JROTC program hosted a raffle and more than 1,300 tickets were sold. The money raised will go toward helping the S-C Drill Team compete at the Army and All-Service National Competitions in Daytona, Florida, in May.
Photo: S-C JROTC awards raffle winner
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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University of Nebraska-Lincoln Dean’s List
Gabby Wilcox, of Knob Noster, has been named to the dean's list at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for the fall semester of the 2022-23 academic year. more
At halftime of the Smith-Cotton High School Courtwarming boys basketball game on Friday, Feb. 17, senior Lyvia Halvorsen was crowned Courtwarming queen and senior Clay Pilliard was named Courtwarming king. Princess, not shown, was Madison Lane. Student votes determined the winners.
Photo: S-C crowns Courtwarming royalty
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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