“We’ll never get this to where everyone pays their exact fair share, but I do think this plan is as fair as we can be.” — Seymour North Ward Alderman Jim Ashley

“Everyone tells me this was the largest sale ever. I sure know it was a big sale.” — Seymour FFA advisor

During the time period from March 1 through March 31, the Seymour Police Department answered 224 calls for service, issued 47 traffic warnings and 23 summons, while eight people were booked into the Webster County Jail.

Your assistance in helping the city of Seymour build its new park benches and tables for our parks was invaluable. To each and every FFA student who assisted in this project, as well as their advisor, Nick Guthery, the city of Seymour gives you a big "thank you."

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Governor Mike Parson announced: The federal government has informed us that COVID-19 vaccine allotments to Missouri are projected to increase SIGNIFICANTLY by the first week of April.