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Danielle Sachse joined the team in February of 2020 as a multimedia journalist.
Graduated from the University of Central Missouri in December of 2019. Has a Bachelor of Science degree in Digital Media Productions focusing in Live Studio/Remote Media with a Minor in Sports Communications.
I was previously the sideline reporter for the Central Missouri Football team and was an intern for the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Media Network (MIAA Network). I also majored in BFA Musical Theatre. I enjoy watching sports, singing, and spending time with family on my Grandma’s farm.
"What I can tell you is the need is beyond great," said Murray. "I average between five to six phone calls every two or three days looking for childcare."
The city council met in a special meeting Monday evening to overview contracts between Allied Arts, The Bartlett Center, Community Action Partnership, MidCity Excellence, The Joseph Company and Innovation Stockyard, on hopes to receive American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) money.
Members will be allowed to wear the following: Uniformed officers may wear red t-shirts under their uniform shirt. Uniformed officers may wear a KC Chiefs ball hats with their uniform. Civilian Staff may wear KC Chiefs shirts/jerseys.
What happens when a Bills fan moves across the street from the former Chiefs Fan of the Year? Roger McCush and his wife Donna enjoy pranking their neighbor Kim Spry who is a Bills fan.
The 11-year old brothers, Al and Capone, were matted, covered in feces and had urine all over them when taken to the shelter by the owners relatives.
As of January 14, Missouri Western has five active cases on campus and 17 in total. The University's dashboard will update again on Wednesday, January 19.
CAP announced Monday on Facebook the closure would take place, saying "Several Head Start Classrooms and Centers will be closed tomorrow (Tuesday, 1/18/22) due to COVID exposures. Staff have been contacting families for which services are canceled."
MidCity Excellence hosted the 8th annual Solutions Summit to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Former NFL players were the keynote speakers for the event, sharing a children's book written about the two teaching kids about diversity.
"There's just a dangerously low supply of blood levels and they're posing a risk to patients and forcing doctors to make difficult decisions about who receives blood transfusions and who will need to wait for more blood products to become available," said Evan Woods who works with the American Red Cross.
The Tri-County Health Department facilitated the community COVID-19 testing event at the Stewartsville Fire Department. The state provided testers and the tests.
