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Sedalia 200 School Board Approves Stadium Layout Design
Sedalia 200 School Board Approves Stadium Layout Design
Sedalia 200 School Board Approves Stadium Layout Design
The Sedalia 200 School Board met in the Media Center at Smith-Cotton High School on Monday night (Oct. 28). One of the items on the board’s agenda was the stadium design for the new athletic complex planned on the grounds of Smith-Cotton High School. The board approved the layout design, and the school district will now be seeking bids for the stadium.
Sedalia City Council Discusses Mandatory Building Inspections
Sedalia City Council Discusses Mandatory Building Inspections
Sedalia City Council Discusses Mandatory Building Inspections
The Sedalia City Council held a special meeting Monday night (Oct. 29) to present a draft for an ordinance on mandatory building inspections for downtown buildings. Following a presentation of the ordinance by Sedalia City Administrator Gary Edwards, Sedalia Mayor Elaine Horn asked for comments from the downtown building owners in attendance.
Sedalia City Council Split on Smoking Ban, Mayor Elaine Horn Decides to Make No Changes For Now
Sedalia City Council Split on Smoking Ban, Mayor Elaine Horn Decides to Make No Changes For Now
Sedalia City Council Split on Smoking Ban, Mayor Elaine Horn Decides to Make No Changes For Now
The Sedalia City Council met Saturday morning (Oct. 12) in a work session with only one item on the agenda: Sedalia's smoking ban.  After the city council split 4-4 on a vote to leave the current smoking ban unchanged, Mayor Elaine Horn's tie-braking vote supported the option, resulting in no changes to the ban.  The city council may revisit the issue in 60 days.
Committees Formed to Help Save Camp Sacajawea in Sedalia
Committees Formed to Help Save Camp Sacajawea in Sedalia
Committees Formed to Help Save Camp Sacajawea in Sedalia
The committee to save Camp Sacajawea met last night (Aug. 28) for the first time since the Girl Scouts of Missouri Heartland Council presented what they needed to do to help save the camp. The council told local Girl Scout leaders on Aug. 13 that they would have to present a three-year plan to show how they intend to maintain the property, how they intend to find new money for fundraisers, how the
Girl Scout Leaders and Supporters Discuss How to Keep Camp Sacajawea Alive [INTERVIEWS]
Girl Scout Leaders and Supporters Discuss How to Keep Camp Sacajawea Alive [INTERVIEWS]
Girl Scout Leaders and Supporters Discuss How to Keep Camp Sacajawea Alive [INTERVIEWS]
Many Girl Scout leaders and supporters of the program showed up at a meeting held at the Sacajawea West Shelter House last night (Aug. 13), as CEO of the Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland Anne Soots gave the leaders an overview of the status of Camp Sacajawea and how the leaders need to make a plan to keep the camp going since the Council announced in June that they planned to divest of the ca

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