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Karl Kramer, Chairman of the Council, and Katie Shannon, President of the Sedalia Chamber of Commerce, discuss the Chamber’s relationship with WAFB and the services provided by the Council.

In this episode, Kyle Herrick discusses the Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Heritage Foundation. 

After serving a time on the city council Andrew Dawson was elected mayor in April 2022. Mayor Dawson is excited to be serving the great folks of Sedalia. There are opportunities and challenges ahead for our community and he takes his responsibilities very seriously. This is your opportunity to know more about him and his goals for Sedalia.

Sedalia 200 Superintendent Todd Fraley discusses his path to the office and all the good things going on in the district. 

Beverly Rollins discusses how the Sedalia Farmer's Market came to exist and all that you can find there. 

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Brent Bates about all things State Fair Community College. 

Mary Asbury discusses Child Safe in Sedalia and what it does and how it helps multiple counties. 

JoAnn Martin, Director of the Center, discusses the multitude of services provided by the Center, and in particular, issues related to the Covid pandemic.

Matt Irwin, Chief of the Department, discusses the services provided by the Department, and changes instituted during his tenure.

Whitney Cromley, Director of the organization, discusses the history of and services provided by the group.

Nick LaStrada, Pettis County Clerk, discusses the responsibilities of his office, and the recent move to new facilities. 

Roger Reedy, the new state representative for western Pettis County discusses his activities in the House of Representatives and serving his new constituents.

Kevin Bond, Deputy Director, discusses the functioning of the Department, and his responsibilities as Deputy Director.

Anne Townsend, Director of the organization discusses the history of and services provided by the group.

Missouri State Senator Sandy Crawford discusses issues addressed in the last state legislature, including her position on those issues.

Matt Wirt, Chief of Police, discusses the services provided by the Department, and changes instituted during his tenure.

Missouri State Representative Brad Pollitt discusses issues addressed in the last state legislature, including his position on those issues. 

Steve Triplett, Superintendent of Schools discusses his tenure as superintendent and changes in the educational system.

Sue Heckart, local business women and community philanthropist, discusses her family history and their support of the community.

Will Weibert, President, and Debra Andresen, Executive Director, discuss the various departments of the Chamber and services provided.

Kyle Cory-Yaeggi, the Executive Director, discusses the process of training service dogs for veterans and children with autism, and matching up service dogs to those in need.

Susie Howe, a third grade instructor at Heber Hunt Elementary School discusses today’s teaching environment and how it has changed over the years.  She also addresses the impact of the drug culture and its effect on today’s youth.

Jack Menges, the Executive Director, discussed the various services provided to the churches, schools, and other not for profit agencies they serve.

Bill Stouffer, former Missouri State Senator, and Katie Shannon, committee member of the National Steamboat Museum Committee, discuss efforts to locate and construct the museum at the junction of highway 65 and Interstate 70, what the museum would consist of, and additional business development that the museum would draw.

Becky Imhauser, author and historian, discusses various aspects of the history of Sedalia.