Homecoming

Just when you think you've seen the best video of a returning soldier surprising his family another one comes along to remind you that you definitely haven't.

The NHL's Arizona Coyotes saved the season's best moment for the last game.

Everyone loves a good video of a military member returning home, so here's one that's especially poignant.

The 2014 Smith-Cotton Homecoming Parade is set for Friday, October 17. Students and organizations have been busy preparing floats and for the parade in Downtown Sedalia. Lineup for the Homecoming Parade begins at 3 p.m. Friday. The parade starts at the junior high and makes its way north on Massachusetts Avenue to 7th Street, heads west on 7th to Ohio Avenue, north on Ohio to Main Street, west on

The Smith-Cotton Tigers have planned numerous activities in the school district and that all of Sedalia can participate in. Here is a look at the weekly activities planned. SMITH-COTTON HOMECOMING WEEK ACTIVITIES Oct. 13-18 Food Drives Smith-Cotton High School students and teachers will have a food drive for the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri...

It's a treat to see members of the military who surprise their families by returning home unannounced. This video proves that the sheer joy of that is as strong as ever.

One of those recurring things that everybody hears about from their schooling days is the infamous reunion.  The Smithton Class of 1988 are having a few events this weekend to get together and celebrate homecoming.

I know a lot of you always look forward to some of the photos I take during an event. You don't know how much that really touches my heart. I hope you really enjoy this series. Not only because it is of the Homecoming Parade, but it is from my point of view since I am on my class reunion's float...

The 2013 Show Me Honor Flight veterans returned to Sedalia late last night after their trip to visit their memorials in Washington D.C.  With financial support from the community, the veterans visited the WW II, Korean and Vietnam war memorials. Here are photos from their homecoming celebration provided by Kevin Walker.

Memorial Day was created to commemorate all the American servicemembers who have died while serving our country. With so many military men and women currently on dangerous overseas assignments, it's also a time to think about their sacrifice, and the sacrifice of their families back home.