Charity

I'm sure that the vast majority of us have been touched at some point by cancer.  I know a lot of my family has lost their fight with the disease.  It's hard to imagine anyone who hasn't known or been related to someone who has dealt with this.

We already knew Aaron Rodgers was a good guy. This just further proved it.

If there's any comfort food that people tend to turn to around this time of year, it's definitely some warm soup or chili.  And if you're like me, making it yourself can be a bit of a hassle.  Maybe I'm just lazy. But I'm not too lazy to eat chili or soup to help someone else. That's just what you can do with Sedalia Boy Scout Troop 66!

Pie.  It's delicious.  Sometimes, it's nutritious.  And, it's a fun word to say.  PIE.   So that's why it's a big deal that The Central Missouri Agriculture Club is having their 11th Pie Contest.

Hey there, web reader! I know you don't know my job because I do it and not you, but I work on the air here at our broadcasting company.  But I don't just do that - I also do all of the local community calendar listings.  You know, if your church has a bake sale or something, I'm the one who announces it.  Well, the first part of the year is pretty dry for events like that.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri will spend 2015 celebrating its 55th anniversary of serving children in the west central Missouri area.

The American Red Cross encourages eligible blood donors to give one last gift this holiday season and discover the true meaning of giving by donating blood.

Christmas is about so many things in our culture:  family, friends, presents, and yes, food.  It's something that I think some of us might take for granted.  You  just assume there will be a Christmas Dinner, and that everyone will be able to enjoy it.  But unfortunately that is not the case.  That's why the Sacred Heart High School announces their  annual free Christmas Dinner.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri is hoping area community members and business leaders will “SAY Yes” this holiday season to positively impact the life of a child.

The Johnson County Adult Literacy Program is working hard to make sure everyone has the skills to be successful. No matter the reason,  they are here to help others learn to read, write and do basic math skills.