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Smith Cotton Junior High School will have a new principal next school year.
During a closed session on Monday, March 9, the Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education approved the promotion of Smith Cotton High School Assistant Principal, Stacy Curry to the position of Principal at the Junior High.
The man claims he can test at your home.
The Boonville Police Department has released an alert stating it has been reported that there is a man going around in a van claiming he can make house calls to take blood and test for the Corona
Several drug-related items allegedly were found inside the vehicle.
A 55-year-old Sedalia man is facing a drug-related felony charge after a traffic stop on Tuesday, March 10. According to a probable-cause statement, authorities say they found multiple drug-related items in the vehicle- including a used syringe
Three board members retired.
Carroll County Memorial Hospital welcomed three new members to the Board of Directors last month. A news release says Ben Polen, former president, served for nine years on the Board of Directors. Judith DeLany, former vice president
Cleanup starts with Ward 1 on Monday, April 6.
It’s a good time to clean the yard, garage and basement of those unwanted items. The Neighborhood Cleanup is less than a month away in Marshall. According to a flyer from the city of Marshall, Southwest (Ward
Suspects allegedly stole motorcycle and car.
Two Columbia residents are facing felony charges after allegedly stealing a vehicle and attempting to elude authorities in Cooper County. The Cooper County Sheriff’s Office says at about 9 p.m. on Monday, March 9, a deputy tried
In 2019, Mayor John Kehde proclaimed March 12 as Music Teacher Appreciation Day for Sedalia in honor of the late Jordan Ali Halane, a Sedalia native and beloved music teacher.
On Monday, March 9, Mayor John Kehde joined his grandson, Edson Kehde, along with Edson’s music teacher, Justin Lawson, to announce Music Teacher Appreciation Day for Sedalia to be held on Thursday, March 12. A news release
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The Missouri State High School Activities Association or MSHSAA has issued a statement regarding the Novel Coronavirus or COVID-19. The statement from MSHSAA Executive Director Dr. Kerwin Urhahn on the MSHSAA website says: “We are paying attention
Two residents were alerted to the fire by their smoke alarms, waking them from their sleep. They exited the structure and were not injured.
Multiple fire departments were dispatched to douse a residential structure fire in Johnson County on Tuesday, March 10. According to the Johnson County Fire Protection District, at 2:44 a.m. JCFPD’s Stations 1, 4 and 10 were dispatched
Accused allegedly struck woman in head with golf club.
A 57-year-old Concordia woman has been charged with domestic assault. According to a probable-cause statement, another woman, who was holding a towel to her head, told authorities that Dana Martin hit her in the head with a
The move was approved by the Sedalia School District 200 School Board on Monday, March 9.
Brett Hieronymus, currently principal at Heber Hunt Elementary School, will become principal of Sedalia Middle School at the end of the current academic year. A news release says the move was approved by the Sedalia School District
Superintendent says school will be in session on Wednesday, March 11.
Marshall Public Schools’ Superintendent Dr. Carol Maher issued a news release including an update about the bedbug situation in the district on Tuesday, March 10. The release says: “A bedbug was found this afternoon in Marshall High
The best way to decrease your risk of becoming ill with COVID-19 continues to be wash your hands often.
On Saturday, Governor Mike Parson announced that the first case of COVID-19 had been identified in a St. Louis County resident who had been studying in Italy. The first case has not required hospitalization. The procedure followed
Several variables were considered into the ranking.
BackgroundChecks.org recently announced the 2020 Top School District Rankings for every state in the US. The analysis covers a variety of metrics for over 10,000 schools, highlighting the districts that have produced and fostered the highest-quality educational
Meeting set for next week.
A public meeting is scheduled to be held in an area county regarding roadway improvements. According to a news release, notice is hereby given to all interested persons that an open-house information meeting will be held from
Your local health department is monitoring the situation.
What is the current situational outlook with COVID-19? This serves as a recollection of the past week’s happenings. According to the Chariton County Emergency Management Agency, Missouri has recorded its first presumptive positive COVID-19 case on March
To make a blood donation appointment, download the Red Cross Blood Donor App from App stores; or call 1-(800) RED-CROSS (733-2767).
American Red Cross Blood Drives are scheduled to be held in Howard and Carroll Counties on Wednesday, March 11. According to a news release, one drive is scheduled to be held from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Low donor turnout could hurt U.S. blood supply.
The American Red Cross strongly urges healthy, eligible individuals who are feeling well to give blood or platelets to help maintain a sufficient blood supply and prevent shortages as concerns about the outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019,
Carrollton Police Department was contacted about a possible Military Explosive Ordinance on Monday.
Personnel were called in from Johnson County to diffuse a possible explosive in Carroll County on Monday, March 9. According to a release from Carrollton Chief of Police Christopher Looney, the department was contacted by an individual
Bond remains at $100,000 cash or surety.
The driver of a reported stolen vehicle who led law enforcement on a high-speed chase that ended in a fatal crash in Pettis County on March 1 has a court appearance set for this week. A report
Suspected Methamphetamine, MDMA/Ecstasy, LSD, marijuana and prescription narcotics reportedly found in vehicle.
An area police department made a couple of drug arrests on March 1. According to the Higginsville Police Department, two officers conducted a traffic stop in the Walmart parking lot. During the course of the stop, officers
The Columbia Police Department will host a chili event for a good cause.
The 13th Annual Polar Plunge will be held on Saturday, March 14. Are you brave enough to take the plunge? Participants must be at least 10 years old and raise a minimum of $75 each by event
The potential victim said the scammer asked for donations to the police department.
An area law-enforcement agency is alerting the public about a scam. According to the Boonville Police Department, a Boonville resident reported that she received a call from a person asking for donations for the police department. Authorities
Tools have been found and returned to owner.
A 39-year-old Sedalia man is facing a felony charge for allegedly stealing more than $750 of another person’s property on March 2. According to a probable-cause statement, a man reported to authorities that he left his truck
Polls for the Presidential Preference Primary will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, March 10.
Saline County Clerk Debbie Russell reminds Sweet Springs voters who cast their ballots at I-70 Community Hospital in the past now have a new polling location. According to a news release, their new polling place is at
Brookfiled man due in court Thursday, March 12.
A 38-year-old Brookfield man who led authorities on a pursuit through multiple counties and was arrested in Saline County on February 11 is due in an area courtroom this week. According to authorities, Matthew Guilford was wanted
Residents of Norborne, Hardin facing drug-related charges.
Formal charges have been filed against three area residents after an area law-enforcement agency executed a search warrant on Friday, March 6. A news release says the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office executed the warrant at 217 North
Law enforcement is cracking down on substance-impaired drivers.
This St. Patrick’s Day, make sure your luck doesn’t run out by planning ahead for a sober ride home should you choose to take part in the celebration. A news release says the Missouri Coalition for Roadway
Arraignment set for March 23.
A 35-year-old Marshall man who was arrested following a high-speed pursuit through multiple counties on January 3 and is facing felony charges in two different counties is due in an area courtroom in a couple of weeks.
If you have any information as to the whereabouts of Lane Michael Rogge, you are urged to call the Lafayette County Sheriff's Office.
Authorities are asking for help from the public in locating a teen who has been missing since last week. According to authorities, 16-year-old Lane Michael Rogge, of Wellington, has been missing since March 2. He is described
Tractor slipped out of gear and struck pedestrian.
An 87-year-old Sedalia man was injured in an accident on Sunday. According to a report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the accident occurred as a 1978 John Deere tractor slipped out of gear and traveled over
Accused pleaded not guilty on July 22.
A Marshall man accused of being the suspect in a shooting incident last year in Cooper County is scheduled to appear in court this week. According to Boonville Police, two persons were transported from the Harley Park
The suspect is being held without bond.
A Kansas City, Kansas man charged with multiple felonies, including murder and kidnapping is scheduled to be in court on Tuesday, March 10. Daniel Fernandez, 27, has been charged with a Class A Felony for Murder in
Authorities say the 20-year-old female recently traveled to Italy.
In a press conference Saturday, March 7, Governor Mike Parson, St. Louis County Executive Sam Page, and medical professionals announced the first case to test presumptive positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Missouri. The specimen, conducted by
Three persons arrested and await formal charges.
An area law-enforcement agency has made some arrests. The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office says it served a search warrant at 217 North Pine Street in Norborne at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, March 6. One male and one
Suspect turned himself in to authorities; but the investigation is continuing.
An area law-enforcement agency is investigating a shooting incident. The Warrensburg Police department says it was called just before 4:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 7, to the 100 block of South College to investigate a possible shooting.
The KMMO Business Expo is coming up in three weeks! Reserve your booth now to showcase your business, where you’ll be directly in front of consumers with your products or services. It’s a great way to exhibit your business, answer any questions about your business, plus you get to hang out with the KMMO crew! Click the link below for more information on how to get involved or call us at 660-886-7422.
EXHIBIT YOUR BUSINESS AT THE KMMO BUSINESS EXPO Several different booth sizes and packages available! For more information or to sign up contact Pete at 660-886-7422 or 800-727-5666 or [email protected]
EPA offers tips on bedbugs and where they hide.
The Environmental Protection Agency says it’s best to find out you have a bed bug infestation early rather than before the infestation becomes established or spreads. A minor infestation is definitely an inconvenience but less costly and
Parents and families in one area school district are being asked to inspect their students' or employees' belongings and clothes this weekend.
Marshall Public School Superintendent, Dr. Carol Maher released a statement on Friday, March 6 that a bed bug was discovered on item belonging to an individual in the Marshall High School at 12:40 p.m. That individual was
Large cache of marijuana and multiple drug-related items allegedly found.
A large cache of marijuana and other drug-related items allegedly were located in a vehicle after a traffic stop on I-70 in Cooper County on February 11; and felony charges have been filed against a 50-year-old man
Accused allegedly hit another woman in the head with a baseball bat.
A Marshall woman is facing a felony charge for allegedly hitting another woman in the head with a baseball bat on January 3. According to a probable-cause statement, authorities were told a woman who lives in Pinewood
The rides are available in Marshall, Slater, Higginsville and Lexington.
An election is next week, and if you cannot get to the polls, an area organization is offering a way to help. According to a news release, the Mar-Saline Branch of the NAACP is offering rides to
Bond has been fixed at $50,000 cash or surety.
Drug-related felony charges have been filed against a Kansas City man after a traffic stop in Pettis County on Tuesday, March 3. A probable-cause statement says a law-enforcement officer located two small pills – one Xanax and
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2nd Half
It's Senior Night @ The Cage
The Owls hit the road to take on Kirksville.
The Owls hit the road to take on Fulton
The Owls take on Mexico In NCMC Play at The Cage
The Lady Owls welcome in Mexico in NCMC Play
The Owls try to right the ship at Moberly
The Lady Owls try to get back in the win column on the road at Moberly
The Owls take on Kirksville in NCMC Play
take 2
The Owls take on Oak Grove in the consolation semi-final of The Sonic Show-Down in Grain Valley.
The Owls take on Grain Valley in the opening round of The Sonic Show Down!!
The Lady Owls take On Mexico in the 3rd place game of the California Classic
The Owls welcome in 2020 on the road at Higginsville
The Owls take on Fulton in NCMC Play.
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MSHSAA CLASS 4 DISTRICT 4 1st Round @ St.Dominic
The Marshall Owls hit the road to take on NCMC opponent Hannibal.
Head on out to the Saline County Fair at the KMMO Amphitheater for a night of great tunes with Cowboy Bart and the Redman Band!
