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Tony Shepherd with Shep's Construction is teaching carpentry to volunteers working on the Habitat for Humanity home being worked on Saturday in Sedalia.
Habitat for Humanity seeks volunteers Saturday
Two homes are under construction by Sedalia Habitat for Humanity, thanks to the caring people at First Baptist Church of Sedalia. more
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The 400 block of South Ohio Avenue will be bustling with food trucks, live music and happy shoppers First Thursdays as Sedalia Main Streets brings the “mini-fair” each month April through October.
Sedalia Main Streets lures people downtown
The Sedalia Main Streets board has been formed from the members of the Central Business and Cultural District board, and is already familiar with the needs of local merchants to lure people downtown. more
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Sedalia lawyer Laurie Ward addresses the Sedalia City Council Monday evening during a public hearing on an ordinance to amend zoning related to transitional services; in other words, the Mercy Rest Stop. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Ordinance to amend zoning makes it to Sedalia City Council
Monday evening, a public hearing was held in City Council Chambers to allow people to comment on the new zoning ordinance just sent to the Sedalia City Council. After months of work at the Planning and Zoning Commission, the proposed ordinance was forwarded to the council for approval, which could happen as soon as the next council meeting. more
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Capt. Kip Bartlett, of the Mid-Missouri Drug Task Force, spoke at the Pettis County Pachyderm Club luncheon Friday. Bartlett categorized opioids such as fentanyl as the biggest of Missouri's drug problems and has seen the price drop significantly with the open southern border. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Drug Task Force addresses Pettis County Pachyderm Club
At Friday’s Pettis County Pachyderm Club luncheon at the Heckart Community Center, Capt. Kip Bartlett with the Mid-Missouri Drug Task Force addressed the gathering about his role in combatting the drug problem in the region. more
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K9 Officer Ace is seen at the Sedalia Police Department on Tuesday with a cache of methamphetamine and fentanyl seized earlier that day from a traffic stop. Photo courtesy of Sgt. Aaron Berry
Traffic stop leads to trafficking charges
A Sedalia woman has been charged with drug trafficking after Sedalia Police officers conducted a traffic stop Tuesday. more
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Doris Thurston prepares to read the Langston Hughes poem, "Let America Be America Again," Monday, Jan. 16 during the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration at Burns Freewill Baptist Church. Hughes wrote the poem in 1935 while traveling from New York to Ohio to see his mother, who was ill. Thurston said Hughes discusses the nature of dreams and who gets to have those dreams.
Photos: Sedalia celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.
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At Monday evening's Sedalia City Council meeting, Tami and Lloyd Hesseltine presented Life Save Awards to Sedalia firefighters John Clarke, Matt Kowalski, Tony Turner and Sedalia Police Officer Scott Smoot for their emergency response to Lloyd's November 2022 heart attack. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Life Save Awards presented at Sedalia City Council
At Tuesday evening’s Sedalia City Council meeting, several first responders were recognized for saving a man’s life during an emergency last year. more
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Sedalia as a charter city?
The proposal of Sedalia gaining what's called “Charter City” status has been rated a top priority in the City Council’s recent strategic planning session. more
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Traffic stop leads to search warrant
A Sedalia man was arrested after detectives with the Sedalia Police Department’s Crime Resolution Unit attempted a traffic stop for improper registration Friday morning. “The Crime … more
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Sedalia in the holiday spirit Saturday
There will be no shortage of holiday cheer on Saturday, Dec. 3 in Sedalia with numerous activities planned throughout the city. The Downtown Sedalia Holiday Open House and Cookie Crawl will be … more
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Business owners express concerns over Mercy Rest Stop
Local business owners are planning on expressing their concerns with the proposed Mercy Rest Stop at the Sedalia Planning and Zoning Commission meeting next Wednesday evening.  The Mercy Rest … more
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Simcote Inc. announced Wednesday it will build a $17 million rebar coating facility in Sedalia. The company will begin construction soon on the 67,000-square-foot facility due to open in Summer 2023.
Simcote announces new facility in Sedalia Industrial Rail Park
Wednesday afternoon, dignitaries, businesspeople, and well-wishers gathered at the Downtown Pavilion to welcome Simcote Inc. to Sedalia. Jessica Craig, Executive Director of Economic Development … more
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Bothwell gives annual report at City Council
At Monday evening’s Sedalia City Council meeting, Bothwell Regional Health Center CEO Lori Wightman and CFO Steve Davis presented the hospital’s annual report to the City. Wightman … more
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The ship builder’s plate from the USS Sedalia Victory was donated to the City of Sedalia for display at City Hall. War bond sales helped the Victory-class ship be named after Sedalia.
USS Sedalia ship builder’s plate donated to City
At Monday evening’s Sedalia City Council meeting, a piece of maritime history was given to the City of Sedalia by the Department of Transportation Maritime Division. “It was the ship … more
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The Smith-Cotton High School football team sits on a trailer throwing candy as they go through the Homecoming parade route through downtown Sedalia in 2021.
S-C homecoming brings the community home
The Sedalia School District 200 community is celebrating homecoming throughout the week of Oct. 3 by showing their black and gold standards.  According to Smith-Cotton High School Principal … more
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The City of Sedalia hosted its first-ever open interviews Thursday, Sept. 29 at the Municipal Building, 200 S. Osage Ave.
City of Sedalia hosts open job interviews
Thursday, the City of Sedalia tried something new by hosting open interviews at the Municipal Building at 200 S. Osage Ave. Shannon Ramey-Trull is the Human Resources Director for the City of … more
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Road work on Thompson Boulevard to begin Oct. 3
Beginning on Monday, Oct. 3 and continuing through Wednesday, Oct. 26, the City of Sedalia's contractor will be milling, repairing base failures, paving and applying lane markings along Thompson … more
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Terry Buckner, 69, right, Sedalia Parks and Recreation security officer, stands with Tanner McKee, the recreation supervisor of sports and facilities, Tuesday at the Heckart Community Center. On the night of Sept. 19, Buckner helped a disoriented older man who had fallen in the road along the 1400 block of Liberty Park Boulevard.
Heckart security officer comes to the aid of elderly man
In a busy world where many people don’t have time to lend a helping hand, a Sedalia Parks and Recreation security officer took the time to save a man’s life. Security Officer Terry … more
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The proposed Mercy Rest Stop facility.
City to donate land to Mercy Rest Stop, pending zoning changes
The City of Sedalia sent a letter to the Mercy Rest Stop Coalition showing its intention of donating land at 669 E. Third St. as the site for the Mercy Rest Stop. “We sent that out on … more
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Sedalia Police officers get Emergency Vehicle Operators Course (EVOC) training Tuesday at Clover Dell Park. The Dodge Challenger and Ford Taurus were both tested on a closed course.
Sedalia Police practice emergency driving at Clover Dell Park
​​Tuesday, Sedalia Police Department cruisers took over a lot at Clover Dell Park to conduct EVOC training.   EVOC stands for Emergency Vehicle Operator Course and is intended to give … more
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