April 30th, 2026 

Rural Schools Community Town Halls Community Town Hall

Gary Dickinson Performing Arts Center in Chillicothe, MO 

Speaker Duane Martin discussed the future of rural public education and important changes to Missouri legislation impacting our schools. 


May 2nd, 2026

Rally for the People

The Old School on the Square in Cameron, MO 

Missouri Candidates Josh Smead (US Congress, 6th district), Gena Puckett (MO State House Rep. 9th District) Adrian Cooper (MO State House Rep. 7th District) Casey Scott (MO State House Rep. 2nd District) and Amy Minnich (MO State House Rep. 9th District) Candidates Meet and Greet for the Public. Guest Speakers, Jess Piper, Executive Director of Blue Missouri and Will Westmoreland, Founder of The Back Forty (Missouri Farmer & Advocate for Rural Issues)



May 28th, 2026

Blue Missouri Member Meetup 

Jess Piper hosts Dr. Chris Jones, a climate scientist who has studied water quality and pollution for decades and taught at the University of Iowa shares his expertise and discusses the environmental impacts of data centers in our region. Dr. Jones is also running for Iowa Secretary of Agriculture




May 30th, 2026

Teach Me Town Hall 

Eastside Park at Trenton, MO

“These events will be a space for open, honest conversations about the challenges facing our rural communities. I’ve learned that the people living these issues every day understand them best, and often have the most practical solutions. These town halls are about listening, learning, and working together. Everyone is welcome, no matter your political affiliation. I’ve always believed in showing up for everyone, and that’s exactly what I intend to do”

- Casey Scott



June 18th, 2026

Public Meeting of the Candidates 

County Library at Kingston, MO

Casey Scott (MO State House Rep. 2nd District), and Judy McNeece (MO State House Rep 12th District) Candidates Meet and Greet for the Public. Guest Speaker Beth Franklin with the Non-Partisan League of Women Voters





July 3rd & 4th, 2026

Allendale’s 4th of July Breakfast

“The 4th of July Breakfast has been a town tradition since 1964. Starting on July 3rd, the men bring their trucks, tractors and whatever else they can find to bring in picnic tables, chairs, grills, and tents and they set everything up. Then the next day at 6 A.M. the Men of the Breakfast Club start cooking bacon, sausage, eggs, pancakes, toast, coffee & juice for all those that come and participate. It takes a lot of man power to serve the many who come from miles around to enjoy this breakfast with their community and surrounding neighbors. You'll see boys standing next to their fathers and grandfathers as they man the grills. During the breakfast, there is entertainment on the stage, prizes for the oldest, youngest, farthest away, most family members present and special recognition for our service men and women. Most years there is also a tractor pull for the youngsters.”






July 8th, 2026

Northwest Missouri Suicide Prevention Coalition Webinar 

The Northwest Missouri Suicide Prevention Coalition is committed to a unified approach to enriching lives in northwest Missouri by promoting mental health awareness, reducing stigma, and preventing suicide. Our coalition brings together educators, healthcare professionals, community leaders, first responders, parents, and advocates who are passionate about supporting mental wellness throughout our region.  






July 11th, 2026

Rally for the People

American Legion Hall in Bethany, MO

Casey Scott (MO State House Rep. 2nd District) Candidate Meet and Greet for the Public






July 23rd, 2026

Breaking the Meta - Podcast Interview

Mike Winson hosts Breaking the Meta, a podcast that features candidates from across the country who are committed to challenging the status quo and bringing meaningful change to government. Through thoughtful conversations, he highlights the people, ideas, and policies shaping the future of our communities. I look forward to joining Mike on July 23rd to discuss my campaign, the issues that matter most to North Missouri, and my vision for delivering practical, accountable leadership that puts people first.







July 21st, 2026

Art’s Alive! Reception | Appreciation Gathering

Nuttall Student Center - BTC Meeting Room at North Central Missouri College, Trenton, Missouri

Art's Alive is hosting an appreciation reception to thank the community for its continued support in bringing arts and cultural opportunities to our region. Guests will also have the opportunity to learn more about the organization's upcoming events and programs, as Art's Alive continues its mission of enriching our communities through the arts.






July 21st, 2026

Corporate Medicine and How It’s Killing Us -with Dr. Glaucomflecken

“How and why private equity infiltrated healthcare, and what we can do to stop it. What you can do about it. I’ll cover what effective CPOM legislation with real teeth looks like, what demands we can make, and how real medical workers have fought back.”







July 28th, 2026

Caldwell County Farm Bureau Board Meet the Candidate Night

Kingston Church of the Nazarene, Kingston MO

Casey Scott (MO State House Rep. 2nd District) Candidate Meet and Greet for the Public






August 12nd, 2026

Northwest Missouri Suicide Prevention Coalition Webinar 

The Northwest Missouri Suicide Prevention Coalition is committed to a unified approach to enriching lives in northwest Missouri by promoting mental health awareness, reducing stigma, and preventing suicide. Our coalition brings together educators, healthcare professionals, community leaders, first responders, parents, and advocates who are passionate about supporting mental wellness throughout our region.  






August 22nd, 2026

Gentry County Women’s Democratic Club 1st Annual Tubesteak Fry

The Old 169 Club, Worth, MO

Casey Scott (MO State House Rep. 2nd District) Candidate Meet and Greet for the Public






Casey Scott For Missouri

caseyscottformissouri@gmail.com