Good morning, Jefferson City.

Local residents from across Missouri gathered donations at Quinn Chapel to aid tornado victims—many lost their homes when a May 2019 tornado struck Jefferson City.

Carol Davit's garden +displaying over 100 native species+ was toured on Sunday by Bittersweet Garden Club members including Michael and Darla Linhardt.

It was one of five home plots featured in this year's Bittersweet Garden Tour.

The Jefferson City Community Center and Park hosted its annual Park Day on Saturday to celebrate Juneteenth—marking a key event in local history.

Jefferson City approved business licenses in May to authorize local businesses following established procedures (the approvals continue the city's routine regulatory process).

Spencer Allen, the Helias principal, published his second book, The Smartest-Working Person in the Room, which offers eight leadership principles (helping school leaders manage overwhelming tasks).

Brenda Popp took a photo of Jefferson City High School alumni at the Golden Legacy Luncheon on Sunday organized by the JC Schools Foundation.

Fifty years after graduating, Lorenzo McKnelly said he was still meeting his classmates for the first time — his class of 1975 had between 500 and 600 students.

Jill McNairy, Lincoln University’s student conduct coordinator, works to ensure every first encounter with a student is positive while handling behavior violations.

State Sen. Mike Bernskoetter was recognized for keeping Cole County off the tax cap when lawmakers met late on (Feb 12th) to set limits on property tax increases.

Bill Farr, a Cole County public safety veteran with over 30 years of service, received a statewide award on May 3 in Branson (the Fire Fighters Association of Missouri Phil Sayer Lifetime Achievement Award) that honored his 50-year career.

His longtime work in fire service and emergency management has made a lasting impact on the community (a milestone in his dedication).

Focus on E-motion Showcase (A RACS fundraiser)

Join us for a FREE gallery show by photographer Nichole Manner capturing our powerful and graceful local dance community as a fundraiser for the Rape and Abuse Crisis Service (RACS). Come to Capitol Cinema June 19th between 5-8 p.m. for viewing and support by purchasing free signature drinks and tickets for raffle baskets.

20th Annual Mayor’s Cup Golf Tournament

11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. — Oak Hills Golf Center — $100 per player — Swing into the community spirit while supporting local parks and recreation initiatives.

CETP 1 – Basic Principles & Practices

7:45 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. — Missouri Propane Gas Association — Cost unspecified — Introductory course for new industry workers covering propane properties, standards, and safety codes.