Log in
Business
Sort by: Featured Most recent
391 results total, viewing 181 - 200
A nursing unit at Johnson County Memorial Hospital.  Photo courtesy of Western Missouri Medical Center
Six decades of care: WMMC celebrates its 60th anniversary
WARRENSBURG — Western Missouri Medical Center is celebrating its 60th anniversary, marking 60 years of compassionate care. more
|
Mike Brown, left, and his son Travis Brown stand in the offices of B&P Excavating and Turpin Land Surveying on Wednesday, July 19. Mike Brown, who owned the business, retired on July 1 and has allowed the employees to own the company through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
B&P Excavating becomes 100% employee-owned
In a locally unprecedented move, Mike Brown, who retired as owner of B&P Excavating and Turpin Land Surveying on July 1, has allowed his employees to own the business through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan, or ESOP. more
|
Warrensburg area to receive $5.85 million in economic development assistance
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg area will receive $5.85 million in economic development assistance after Gov. Mike Parson's recent signing of sections of the Appropriations House Bill 19, marking a significant milestone for economic growth in Johnson County. more
|
Missouri utility regulators' plan for peak pricing prompts pushback from top Republican
Over the objections of Evergy Missouri, staff with the Missouri Public Service Commission last year pushed for power prices to be based on the time of day when the electricity was consumed, with a small premium for use at peak times. more
|
Bothwell awarded for efforts to improve rural stroke care
People who live in rural communities live an average of three years fewer than their urban counterparts, have a 40% higher likelihood of developing heart disease and face a 30% increased risk for stroke mortality — a gap that has grown over the past two decades. Bothwell Regional Health Center is committed to changing that. more
Real Estate Transactions for July 18
July 3 more
Ashland Bell, 121 Farmhouse Kitchen owner and baker, is preparing for the 10th anniversary of the business. Photo by Grace Fugate | Warrensburg Star-Journal
121 Farmhouse gears up for 10th anniversary
WARRENSBURG – 121 Farmhouse Kitchen will celebrate its 10-year anniversary of being in business with an event later this month. more
|
Fastwyre Broadband has completed laying fiber-optic lines throughout Sedalia. High-speed internet is now available that the company says is robust and reliable. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Broadband arrives as Fastwyre cuts the ribbon on fiber optic internet
With a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, July 11 at the Fox Theater Events Center, Sedalia and Pettis County stepped into the digital future with the roll-out of broadband internet across the area. more
|
Rebekah Mauschbaugh, co-owner of Lamplight Bookstore, stocks the new business' shelves with used books in early July ahead of the grand opening later this month. The new bookstore is located in the back of Meyer's Market in downtown Warrensburg. Photo courtesy of Lamplight Bookstore  
New bookstore to join downtown Warrensburg
WARRENSBURG — Lamplight, a new bookstore, is set to open in Warrensburg at the end of July. more
|
Democrat welcomes new advertising representatives
The Democrat has welcomed two new members to the advertising team. more
|
Dr. Deana Hancock
Former Pettis County resident to join national animal science board
Editor's note: This article has been updated to correct that Hancock graduated from Smithton High School. The headline was updated to reflect Hancock was a former Pettis County resident. more
Real Estate Transactions for July 11
June 26 more
On Friday, July 7, Bryan and Leslie Welpman, owners of Welpman Springs Brewing Co. LLC, stand in their new 50-by-30-foot taproom. The couple not only offers their original beers but many local beers, liquors, and wines. The taproom is open from 1 to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Welpman Springs Brewing adds taproom
STOVER — In the last seven years, the family-owned Welpman Springs Brewing Co. LLC has progressed and now has opened a taproom on its property near Stover. more
|
Pam Osburn, RN, the Administrator at Sylvia G. Thompson Residence Center, will retire July 21 after 30 years. Osburn, of Cole Camp, is married to Marty Osburn and has three children and eight grandchildren. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
A heart for geriatrics: Pam Osburn, RN, retires after 30 years of service
Pam Osburn, RN, who has been the administrator of Sylvia G. Thompson Residence Center for three decades, is retiring on July 21. Osburn was hired as the director of nursing in November 1992, and she took the initiative to become a nursing home administrator and did so within a month. more
|
DQ Grill & Chill restaurant opens in Warsaw
Warsaw just got a whole lot tastier with a new DQ restaurant in town. more
Real Estate Transactions for July 5
June 20 more
Impact Signs President and CEO David Goodson, wearing his father's patriotic helmet, family, employees and valued guests broke ground Friday morning, June 30 on the company's new headquarters at 810 Curry Drive in Sedalia. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Impact Signs breaks ground on $8 million Sedalia headquarters
Impact Signs broke ground on its new headquarters Friday morning, June 30 in a field at 810 Curry Drive in Sedalia. Tents had been erected, scores of guests gathered and shovels were lined up and ready. more
|
Democrat to not publish Tuesday, July 4 print edition
Due to the Fourth of July holiday, the Democrat will not have a print edition Tuesday, July 4. The next print edition will be Wednesday, July 5. In the meantime, readers are encouraged to visit sedaliademocrat.com to read new stories. more
|
Dylan Butler, Clara Butler and Mona operate Hale's Fireworks on South Limit Avenue just south of the Sedalia city limits. The Butlers stress locking up animals as they tend to run away when fireworks are used. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Celebrate safely with fireworks during extremely dry conditions
Clara Butler sells fireworks at the huge Hale’s Fireworks tent on South Limit Avenue. Butler knows the Sedalia area is a tinderbox due to dry conditions but thinks people can still celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks if they exercise caution. more
|
From left, Cindy Dean, Ryder Dean, Trenton Cockrum, Kiera Rudzik and Steve Riska stand in front of Rollin Smoke BBQ and Catering's new location, 1034 S. Maguire St. in Warrensburg. Photo by Meliyah Venerable | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Rollin Smoke BBQ and Catering opens new restaurant
WARRENSBURG — Rollin Smoke BBQ and Catering now has a permanent location on the south side of Warrensburg. more
|
« Prev | 1 … 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 … 20 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
X
© Copyright 2024 Sedalia Democrat
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions
X