Good morning, Jefferson City.

Area youths donated 53 market hogs at the Missouri State Fair—these pigs will be processed into 27,825 servings of pork to help feed families in need.

Regina Schepers celebrated her 100th birthday with family and friends in Wardsville as she warmly welcomed each guest (sharing heartfelt hugs and smiles).

She said the milestone celebration filled her with gratitude and joy as everyone showed their care.

Columbia Regional Economic Development board members noted that Callaway County's average wage among private employers was $59,799 compared to Boone County's $53,018 and Cole County's $55,433—high-paying jobs at Ameren’s Callaway nuclear plant and Hitachi in Jefferson City drove the increase.

Historical records show that the Bultmann and Schubert families became linked through church and marriage ties as branches of the Schubert family spread across Cole County and nearby communities after emigrating from German provinces.

This connection illustrates how migration shaped local history in mid-Missouri.

Ava and her mother Cassie Santhuff from Fulton paid for three dresses Sunday at Helias Catholic High School's annual dress sale—an event open to all area students from Mid-Missouri including those in New Bloomfield and at the Lake of the Ozarks.

The sale featured an estimated 250 dresses on the racks for a variety of styles.

Georgia Griffith chose to stay in Jefferson City and is working with her church to care for the environment — providing fresh vegetables for those in need.

Faith leaders spearheaded a rally opposing redistricting on Saturday, with supporters saying lawmakers in Missouri and the U.S. Capitol lost touch with the people—urging faith to guide government decisions.

Local experts advise dog owners to use proper equipment and training when walking their pets to keep them safe.

Trainer Jennifer Winkelman and pet owner Randy Crawford explained that a short, thick leash prevents pulling that can hurt a dog’s neck.

Catch Me If You Can Obstacle Race

9:30 a.m. — Ellis-Porter Riverside Pool — $35 — Participants aged 6-17 tackle fun obstacles, including slides and mud pits, while adults can join in for a small fee.

Lincoln Blue Tigers vs. Lincoln University Lions Football Game

6:30-8 p.m. — Dwight T. Reed Stadium — Free entry — Cheer for local teams in this exciting college football matchup.

Show Me State Air Show

9 AM – 2 PM — Jefferson City Airport — Check the schedule for ticket prices — A thrilling weekend showcasing military and civilian aviation to honor veterans.

Wednesday Evening Yoga

5:15-6:15 p.m. — Missouri River Regional Library — Free entry — Rejuvenate your mind and body with a welcoming yoga class for all abilities.