Good morning, Saint Joseph.

Missouri Western State University professor Benedict Adams published a textbook earlier this year that outlines a sociocultural method for teaching at-risk students.

The book provides practical frameworks for classroom management (a method praised by colleagues) to help both new and experienced educators.

Missouri Western State University has seen a rise in fall enrollment this summer.

Interim President Patt Lilly said partnerships with local businesses — key to student pathways — will support increased enrollment and a pending search for a new president before the fall semester begins.

The Pony Express Museum Day Camp returns for first-sixth graders on July 13–15 and 20–22 from 8:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Pony Express Center (1222 South 10th Street) where the $45 camp includes a T-shirt and supplies while celebrating America’s 250th anniversary with historical activities.

Pony Express Annual Re-Ride

3 PM — Patee House Museum — Free entry — Witness the official departure of the Pony Express Annual Re-Ride with the first rider setting off in style.

First Thursday at the Row

Playing outdoor on the patio of Robidoux Row is Jennifer George with The Lucky Thai food truck and Windy Wine available

Wild West Sloppy Joe Fest

4-8 p.m. — The United — Free entry — Enjoy a Sloppy Joe cook-off, live music, and Wild West-themed fun in downtown St. Joseph.