Townsquare Sedalia

S-C senior Ellie Kimbrough has accepted athletic and academic scholarships to play softball at the University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy of St. Louis.

Just in time for the holidays, students and faculty with The Beat, the campus radio station at the University of Central Missouri (UCM), are producing a live broadcast of “It’s a Wonderful Life.”

City Administrator Kelvin Shaw, a driving force behind Sedalia’s progress over the past decade, has announced his intention to retire in one year.

The MSHP is investigating an officer involved shooting and murder/suicide, which occurred in Lawson, Mo. (north of Excelsior Springs).

In a decisive ruling, the court has denied the City of Sedalia’s motion for a new trial in the case of City of Sedalia v. Bill Taylor

The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports four people died in traffic crashes during this year’s Thanksgiving holiday counting period.

The online survey is available at brhc.org/health-survey.

When Sedalia Middle School students learned that one of their fellow fifth graders was battling brain cancer, they stepped up to support and protect him.

Doug Freed received the Award of Distinction from the MCCA after his his nomination by SFCC.

Officials from UCM recently spoke about the university’s unique workforce development programs during a hearing held by the Missouri House of Representatives Special Interim Committee on Workforce Innovation and Technology.