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When I first started here at the radio station, I was working part time on weekends.  I was still in college, and wasn't sure where I wanted to go or what exactly I wanted to do.  I knew I wanted to do something in the broadcasting world, but I wasn't sure what.

The Pettis County Extension do a little bit of everything.  They offer all sorts of services to people in agriculture, kids working for the future, and to all the people of Pettis County.

Devon Parrott, now 12 years old, was walking to class one day when he collapsed in the hallway. He woke up on his own -he was lucky to be alive.  Last year, I had the chance to talk with Angela, Devon's Mom, about something I'd never really thought much about: SADS. Now we've all learned a little about it, and Mid Missouri has really worked to raise money and awareness about this terrible and sile

One of the big parts of childhood is symbolized in a balloon. I don't wanna get too deep here, but there's got to be a parallel with how light and fragile a balloon is and the tender delicacy of a kid's innocence.

Here's a look at what's going on this weekend.

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.

Something huge is coming to the State Fair Community College.  Not only will there be scads of teenagers, but sequins, rhinestones, dance shoes and EXCITEMENT. Sixteen choirs from 13 school districts will compete Jan. 10 at the 2015 State Fair Community College invitational Show Choir Festival in the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center on the Sedalia campus.

I remember when I was a young lady - and I'm talking High School age here - Prom was a big deal.  It was one of those things where the entire year centered on whether or not you went.  If you decided to go with your Significant Other, there was coordiation of outfits.  If you went with a friend, you had to decide who was going with who.  If you deliberately weren't going, then you had other activi

One game that Boyfriendo and I like to play on the ol' gaming console is a rousing round of Trivial Pursuit. Though he might have to admit that he doesn't enjoy it as much as he used to, because I tend to win all the time.

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.