Good morning, Saint Joseph.

United Way of Greater St. Joseph invites local volunteers to assist in its allocations process, where participants will review applications from partner agencies like YWCA & Family Guidance Center; volunteers must commit 10-15 hours between April and May to help decide how funds will support community services.

United Way of St. Joseph will host an Autism-Informed Teaching seminar for early childhood educators on Saturday, March 21 at Wyatt Park Christian Church Fellowship Hall at 8:00 a.m. The session, led by Cheryl Cotter and Cristen Sassi, costs $15 (doors open at 7:30 a.m.)

North Central Missouri College celebrated its 40th National TRIO Day with a week-long series of events focused on academic and career growth; the events (held in Geyer Hall and local high schools) featured interactive displays, a pollinator seed pod project, and student panels on transitioning to college life.

MoWest and CAP St. Joe hosted a ribbon cutting at Wilson Hall Tuesday morning to celebrate the expansion of a Head Start program funded by over 630,000 in grants.

The upgrade adds two Early Head Start classrooms, an improved food service area and an outdoor learning space for local families.

Homemade Peppermint Shake Workshop

2-4 p.m. — The Wyeth Tootle Mansion — $10 per child — Kids will make delicious peppermint shakes and plant seeds to grow their own peppermint at home.

You Can’t Take It With You

7 PM – 2 PM — Central High School, 2602 Edmond St, St Joseph, MO — $7 – $11 — Enjoy a delightful performance of the Tony Award winning comedy by Kaufman and Hart, showcasing the quirky Sycamore family.