UCM Governing Board Honors Long; Approves Funding for Training Aircraft
The UCM Board of Governors honored outgoing board member Mary Long,
SH Speech Team Competes In Kaysinger Tourney
On Feb. 1, the Sacred Heart Speech Team competed in the Kaysinger Conference Tournament held at State Fair Community College
Sedalia Police Reports For February 2, 2023
Sedalia Police Reports For February 2, 2023.
Twenty Attorneys General Warn Walgreens, CVS Over Abortion Pills
Nineteen states have imposed restrictions on abortion pills, but there’s a court battle over whether they have the power to do so.
Harmlessly Get Back At An Ex (Or Anybody) With “Cry Me A Cockroach”
This year, for Valentine's Day, the San Antonio Zoo says the perfect gift for your loved one is a Madagascar hissing cockroach.
Funeral Announcements for February 2, 2023
Funeral service for Aaron Clark Hunton, 47, of Sedalia, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, at Heckart Funeral Home.
Missouri House OKs Raising Bar For Constitutional Amendments
A Republican-backed proposal to make it harder to amend Missouri's constitution got initial approval from the state House on Wednesday
‘Coalescence’ Ceramics Exhibit Showing at Daum Museum
Museum hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Boys & Girls Club Names Youth of the Year
The competition, held January 31 at the Hayden Liberty Center, was well attended by more than 100 family and friends of the nominees.
OSHA Fines Kansas City Company After Worker’s Death
A federal agency has recommended nearly $200,000 in fines after an apprentice technician died from electrocution at a construction site in Kansas City last year.