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In today's podcast we talk with Marsha Boeschen about her background and the monthly payment plan she set up after being elected as the Pettis County collector. The monthly payment plan that she instated allows for Pettis taxpayers to pre-pay their real estate taxes. She also shares insight of her office during tax season along with information about the new senior tax credit and how the program s...

Join us as we talk with Becky Imhauser about her background as an author and the history and founding of Sedalia. We also discuss the history of educational institutes in Sedalia. This podcast was made possible with the support of Queen City CAPS.

Join us as we sit down with Dianne Simon, Vice President of Thompson Hills Investment Corp and property manager at Thompson Hills Shopping Center! She shares how she works with local businesses and those looking to come to Sedalia, gives us a look at the legacy of founder E.W. Thompson, and talks about the land owned by Thompson Hills Investment Corp and how it plays a key role in bringing busines...

SFCC's sixth president, Dr. Bates, sits down with us to discuss the college's campuses across Missouri, their diverse programs of study, and new expansions made to the Sedalia campus!

Join us as we sit down with Kelsey Thomas, Ayla Perkins, and Kim Ream to talk about their powerful project, Your Mind Matters, part of the CAPS Medical Strand. Hear how they're raising awareness and making a difference in mental health! Additionally, Kevin and Kristy Long from Wildlife Ridge Winery talk about growing their business right here in Missouri. They share insights on sales, wedding serv...

We sit down with Rachelle Simon and discuss her background & her position as Executive Director for United Way. Join us in learning more about the brilliant work United Way does to help Pettis County! In our student news segment, we hear new opinions from current CAPS students about their experiences second semester in CAPS. 00:29 - CAPS Update 8:07 - United Way

Join us as we chat with Jeff Wimann and Michele Thierfelder about their journey at Sedalia Senior Center! From volunteer driver to dedicated employee, from cook to center coordinator, they’ve worked their ways up to make a real difference. They’ll share how state funding supports meals, transportation, and essential services for local seniors.00:00 Intro00:30 This Week's Guests

Join us as we chat with Chris Rippey about his passion for tree care and Whitney Cromley, founder and President of Cancer Perks, as she discusses her upcoming fundraiser: "Rock the Runway"! This podcast was made in collaboration with Queen City CAPS.

Join us as we talk with Robert Koffman, retired Pettis County Courthouse Judge, about his time in the courthouse and Ashley Young, S-C's SPIZ sponsor, about the upcoming Mr. SC competition and how it originated! This podcast would not be complete without the help of Queen City CAPS.

Join us as we discuss the upcoming robotics event being hosted at Smith-Cotton High School this week!

Join us along with Cesar Marin, the owner of El Tapatio, and his journey of moving to Sedalia from California and how he adjusted from big-city life to a small town, and how he worked his way up to being a business owner. We will also hear from Michael Stehwien and Tessa Childers about the integration of Personalized Learning Pathways (PLP) into Smith-Cotton High School. This podcast is made possi...

Join us alongside Smith-Cotton JROTC members as they discuss their upcoming annual drill meet, and also Upward Bound members and their coach advisor Brandon Hammond as they talk about TRiO. After that, Wade Norton explains his journey to becoming a high school principal, as well as sharing his insights on extracurriculars and the way communication has changed for students in recent years. This pod...

Join us alongside Amy Epple as we sit down and discuss Sedalia's parks and their benefit to the community, along with a behind-the-scenes look at the Heckart Community Center. This podcast is made possible with the support of Queen City CAPS.

Join us as we sit down and discuss about a project two DECA Students have been working on, and a conversation with Jack Miller. This podcast is made possible with the support of Queen City CAPS. #Sedalia #SedaliaMO #DECA #SedaliaStories #SedaliaSpotlight #Podcast #SCHS #SmithCottonHighSchool #SSD #QueenCityCAPS #CAPSNetworkReplyForward

Join us as we sit down and discuss about SPIZ, the longest running club at Smith-Cotton, and school safety & security. This podcast is made possible with the support of Queen City CAPS. #Sedalia #SedaliaMO #SPIZ #SedaliaStories #SedaliaSpotlight #Podcast #SCHS #SmithCottonHighSchool #SSD #QueenCityCAPS #CAPSNetworkReplyForward

In this episode of Let's Talk Sedalia, we talk about what Queen City CAPS is along with a few of the students involved in the program. #capsnetwork #schs #sedaliamo #sedalia #podcast

Join us alongside Carolyn Crooker, tourism director at Sedalia Convention & Visitors Bureau, exciting insight into Sedalia events. This podcast is made possible with the support of Queen City CAPS, a program connecting students with local businesses to gain real-world experience. #Sedalia #SedaliaMO #AirstreamAdventures #SedaliaStories #SedaliaSpotlight#Airstream #AirstreamEvent #MOStateFair #...

In this episode, we discuss the Sedalia Police Department's Citizen's Police Academy.

In this episode we have a full studio discussing all things Spring Fork Lake.

We sit down with Mary Treuner and discuss the State Fair Community College Foundation.

Brad Pollit gives an update on the Missouri legislature.

We sit down with Daniel Bridges and discuss running and recovery from addiction.

We sit down with Mike Trammel and Sarah Grupe and discuss Peak Performance and physical therapy.

We sit down with Trisha Rooda and discuss all things emergency management in the Sedalia community.

Mark Wolfe, Director of the Missouri State Fair. Mr. Wolfe has been the director of the MSF for fourteen years. Did you know that the MSF is governed by the Missouri State Fair Commission? With the recent purchase of 200 acres to the west, the MSF now consists of almost 600 acres. What are the long-term plans for the MSF? Hear all about staffing, concerts, campsites, and the impact the MSF has on...