Let's Talk

In this episode, we sit down with Phillip Sawyer, Pettis County Prosecutor, and discuss a plethora of things regarding Pettis County. 

The robotics team from Smith-Cotton High School in the studio discussing all that they do. 

In this episode, we sit down with Central Dispatch and discuss all things 911. 

Join us in this episode as we talk with two Sedalia Realtors about the real estate market in Sedalia and all that is going on in the area. 

Listen in as we have Smith-Cotton's JROTC leaders speak about this great program!

Jamie Sparks discusses what her role is at the Sedalia Public Library and all the wonderful programs and opportunities the library has for the community. 

Detective Mark Cherry with the Sedalia Police Department and Nathan Curry with Burrell Center discuss crisis intervention and its relevance to first responders and other organizations in the area.

Jorge Guevera, a past exchange student, and local businessman discuss his experiences as a student and with business development and life in Sedalia after making the City his permanent home.

Lori Wightman, CEO of the hospital discusses her position, the history, and organization of the Hospital, recent additions and enhancements, and future plans.

Joe Close and Tollie Rowe, board members of the organization, discuss the services provided by the organization.

Candice Fowler, Chris Grey, and Tim Carter, pastors of First Methodist, Encounter, and Cornerstone Baptist churches, respectively, discuss their respective churches and the services they provide to the community.

Kelly Asbury and Sydnae Cavness, chairpersons of the respective organizations, discuss the services the organizations provide.

Liz Van Leer, Jane McMullin, and Christian Dobroski, representatives of Sacred Heart School and St. Paul’s School, discuss the two schools and the alternatives to public education.

Betty Albrecht and Carol McMillin, Chairpersons of the organization, discuss the history of the organization and the services provided.

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.