NAACP, SBW & BRHC to Recognize Emerson
Pettis County NAACP, Sedalia Business Women and Bothwell Regional Health Center will honor local community activist Lauretta Emerson Aug. 8.
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United Way of Pettis County ‘Day of Action’ Draws 250 Volunteers
About 250 volunteers on 20 teams showed up to help with 15 projects in the area, according to UWPC Executive Director Rachelle Simon.
Former KC Royals Player, Manager Frank White Visits Sedalia
April 22 became Frank White Day in Sedalia
Attorneys, Advocates Seek Stay of Execution For Missouri Man
Taylor, 58, is scheduled to die at the state prison Bonne Terre, Missouri, for the killings of his live-in girlfriend and her three young children nearly two decades ago.
Burns Free Will Chapel to Celebrate Dr. King, Junior
Sedalia chapter of the NAACP and Burns Chapel Free Will Baptist Church, 207 E. Pettis, will celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., this afternoon
Missouri Judge Weighing Lawsuits Over Photo ID Law
Attorneys argued in court Friday over two lawsuits challenging a new Missouri law on voter photo ID.
Civic Groups Sue To Block New Law On Missouri Voter Outreach
The Missouri NAACP and League of Women Voters on Monday sued to stop a new voter photo identification law that they claim will also limit voter engagement work.
Missouri Voters Set To Weigh In On Recreational Marijuana
A campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in Missouri gathered enough signatures to make it on the November ballot, Republican Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft announced Tuesday.
Juneteenth Scheduled For June 18 at Hubbard Park
Juneteenth 2022 will be celebrated on Saturday, June 18 at Hubbard Park, Johnson and Missouri.
Fallen NAACP Leader Rachel Dolezal Tells ‘Today’ Show ‘I Identify as Black’
The controversy swirling around Rachel Dolezal, the leader of the NAACP chapter in Spokane, Wash. shows no signs of slowing down.