Advice

According to a news release from the City of Sedalia, the fourth annual Citywide Citizens Survey is now complete. The purpose of the yearly survey is to provide a base measurement for public opinion of city services. Further, it helps to point out what areas of city government are in need of improvement.

According to the Missouri Department of Conservation, Zebra mussels, which are a harmful invasive species, are now present in all arms of Truman Lake.

Hello again everyone!  It's been an interesting first week back - and now I need your help.

According to a press release, The Sedalia Police Department is hosting a free training session for area businesses, on serving alcohol. The training will take place, next week on July 6th at the Sedalia Fire Department Headquarters. The training is the result of an alcohol compliance check that was done in May, where several businesses were in violation...

Captain Michael A. Turner, commanding officer of Troop F, Jefferson City, announces that a BWI sobriety checkpoint will be conducted on Lake of the Ozarks sometime in June.

The Johnson County Survival Adult Abuse Center’s Seventh annual “Girls’ Night Out” fundraiser will be held from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Thursday Feb. 25, in the Elliot Union Ballroom at the University of Central Missouri. Vendor booth shopping will begin outside the ballroom at 5 p.m. Survival has a goal $15,000 for this year’s “Girls’ Night Out” to fight domestic abuse.

You would think that with the holidays upon us, phone scammers would stop their Scrooge-like activites.  No such luck.

Pettis County Health Center has been advised by community members that scam phone calls regarding credit cards have been received using the Pettis County Health Center as the number where the call is originating.

The Thanksgiving Holiday has come and gone, but one thing might still remain; the turkey. Maybe you bought a bigger turkey than in previous years or maybe you had more people eat the sides this year or maybe you just made your turkey sandwiches and have a little bit of turkey left. What do you do with your leftovers?

Halloween is an exciting night for children, as many plan for weeks what their costumes will be and then go out in the dark to navigate neighborhood streets in search of treats. But when so many children are near cars in the dark, it puts trick-or-treaters at a higher risk of injury or death.