Good morning, Jefferson City.

On Saturday, June 14th, American Legion Post 5 held a retirement ceremony in Jefferson City where veterans destroyed an American flag in line with their Flag Day tradition — about 40 people observed the event.

The ceremony honored the flag as a symbol of service and sacrifice.

The Men's Club of Trinity Lutheran Church hosted a Father's Day barbeque on Sunday in Jefferson City, selling ready-to-eat & frozen ribs at $23 for a full-slab & $13 for a half-slab.

The event continued the group's 76-year tradition serving the local Lutheran community.

Jefferson City Boy Scout Randy Vassos built and donated a sturdy table to the Community Center on Wednesday as part of his Eagle Scout project—his work now provides the center with a unique piece of handcrafted furniture.

Pepperbrook Dry Goods opened earlier this month at 114 E.

High St. in Jefferson City, where shoppers may see familiar local faces handling home, garden and lifestyle items (the store aims to blend community charm with modern retail style).

Alvan Louis Bond, the second child and oldest son of Martin Bond and Eliza Simpson, was raised on a farm near Mount Carmel where he learned a strong work ethic from watching his father work.

He later farmed and served as a founding member and elder of the Scrivner Church of Christ — a testament to his resolve amid hardship.

The Special Learning Center held a farewell reception Saturday for students, staff, and alumni before moving to its new site on Weathered Rock Road in August—where new programs and increased childcare capacity are planned.

Alumni shared memories from its long history since 1991 as the event marked a milestone in the center's service.

Local tax accountant Tamisha Papunta aims to make filing taxes affordable and easy by offering a personalized approach—she plans to simplify the process for Jefferson City residents.

During Saturday night's game at Vivion Field, the Jefferson City Legends played the Jefferson City Renegades as each player explained their reasons for taking the field—some to give back to the team and others for the love of the game.

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.

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.