Cole Camp News

More than 2,000 students participate in the Boys and Girls Club of West Central Missouri, but Executive Director Brett Barth-Fagan would like to reach more.

Santa's sleigh bells were replaced by the roar of V-twin engines as area motorcycle enthusiasts took to the road for the Sixth Annual Santa's Helpers Toy Run on Sunday.

Cards may be sent to the following people in care of Sylvia G. Thompson Residence Center, 3333 W. 10th St., Sedalia, MO 65301.

Jetta Carleton opened her 1962 novel The Moonflower Vine by describing a family farm in western Missouri, below the river.Its a land, she wrote, cut by creeks, where high pastures rise out of wooded valleys to catch the sunlight and fall away over limestone bluffs.

Newly hired telecommunication specialists and other staff for the SalineCounty E911 Dispatch Center stand with 911 commission directors outside the dispatch center Thursday, Sept.

Sara Elizabeth Allcorn, of Cole Camp, and Nicholas John Scalzitti, of Chicago, were married at 4 p.m. June 20 at Maplewood Church in Sedalia.

The city is looking toward joining forces with the Sedalia Sheltered Workshop to provide recycling.

The installation of a natural gas pipeline in portions of Pettis and Benton counties is nearing completion, and natural gas service is expected to be available to local residents within the next month.

The eighth annual Oktoberfest begins Saturday and features a variety German music and food to celebrate the town's heritage.

The dead are coming back to life Sunday to tell their stories during two cemetery walks in Cole Camp and Warrensburg.

Cole Camp High School has crowned a new homecoming queen. She's described as a sassy spitfire by her family and a good friend by her classmates.

Roy Ehlers, of Stover, shows elementary school children Friday at the Cole Camp Steam and Antique Tractor Show, how as a child, he used to help his father set up shocks of corn in the field after it was cut with a McCormick-Deering corn binder.

Monday kicked off Active Aging Week in Sedalia, Cole Camp and Warsaw with activities to enhance the mind and body to help keep senior citizens healthy.

More than 50 Cole Camp residents attended the first Music in the Park in memory of Taron, Sharon and Donnie Luetjen on Sunday at Water Tower Park.

Sedalia officers are looking for witnesses to an accident Wednesday afternoon in which a pickup turned in front of a motorcycle, said Patrolwoman Victoria Kottman.

After five years of serving the Sedalia area, Banjo's Recycling Center will be closing its doors in Sedalia on Dec.

Ted and Merrilyn Williams, of Sedalia, announce the engagement of their daughter, Laura Williams, of Sedalia, to Jeremy Goss.

Bow hunters prepare to hunt within city limits with deer management program. Wednesday, September 09, 2009 at 5:34 PM The search for Boone County Fire Chief isA down to three candidates.

Benton County prosecutors say they've scheduled a peliminary hearing Nov. 30 concerning the triple-murder case from Cole Camp three months ago.

Area singers will have their time in the spotlight for the first time during the annual Cole Camp Fair.