History

On February 26, 1852, John Harvey Kellogg was born. He would later become a physician and develop the world's first dry cereal. Find out what you didn't know about the surprising history of corn flakes.

You guys, I'm an adult. I pay bills and stuff. But, I remember what it was like to be a kid here in Sedalia.

Anyway, yes, this is 100% real.

So let's jump on the candy bandwagon and take a spin around the block. Are you eating more of the sugary stuff?

For most of us the memories from years past are very dear and we hold them close. Whether with friends and/or family, it's the recollections of days past that make us appreciate the past.

I guess I should take a step back before we ask you that question because we all know that cereal is something that can by consumed either as a snack or for any other time during the day.

Times have definitely changed in regards to how we can work out.

I'm old enough to remember this event but I don't. I was 14 years old, and I was less than 90 miles away from Sedalia in 1974. I had just moved back to Butler, MO from Albuquerque, New Mexico so I'm guessing I was getting acclimated to my surroundings in my hometown...

Since most of our lives have changed in some degree due to COVID-19, I think back to a time when things seemed a little more simple.

Why was I not at that show? Did everyone get adequately sexed up?