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United Way annual meeting simulates daily life of Marion's low-income

Former Clerk Collins Remembered by Sedalia Council

Sidewalk, Road Repair Projects Approved by Sedalia Council

Sidewalk, Road Repair Projects Approved by Sedalia Council Tuesday night s City Council meeting began with a moment of silence for former Sedalia Mayor Jane Gray, who died June 26. Gray began her time with the City of Sedalia as a Fourth Ward Councilman in 1983. In 1991, she served as councilman and acting mayor. And Gray served as mayor from April 20, 1992 to April 15, 2002. Mayor Kehde, Fire Chief Greg Harrell, City Clerk Arlene Silvey, and Council members Rhiannon Foster and Bob Cross had nothing but kind words for Sedalia s first female mayor. Sedalia Firefighter Joseph Parnell was then recognized for five years of service.

Community meeting held to discuss options to bring water to 27 houses near Benton and Tippah County line

“I think everybody that’s here tonight would like to get to the point to where there’s a water line in front of your house, there’s a water meter set off the right away onto your property, and you’ve got a service line coming into your house,” said Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley during a community meeting Thursday night in Benton County. Presley and others discussed how to bring community water to 27 homes surrounding the Benton and Tippah County line west of Falkner. Each home in question has its own well and is not in any community water system’s territory.

Diocese of Venice unveils robotics program to enhance learning

SARASOTA – With a few taps of her finger on an iPad, St. Martha Catholic School sixth-grader Emily Scarbrough sent a robot on a series of preprogrammed tasks that included knocking down a bench and raising the height of a basketball hoop. That was all part of a student demonstration on Wednesday as the Diocese of Venice unveiled a new partnership with FIRST, a global robotics community. The alliance is anticipated to enhance the level of Science, Technology, Religion, Engineering, Arts and Math education in the 15 Catholic Schools of the Diocese of Venice. Emily, 12, and other students used block-based code to direct the robots to perform their tasks.