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Workers take advantage of the unseasonably hot weather Tuesday morning to lay a sidewalk in the 600 block of West 16th Street. According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will reach the 90s for several days this week, which is unusual for May.
Photos: May sees summer’s heat
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Pettis County Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza snaps a photo of the River Runner at the Amtrak Depot in Sedalia Saturday.
Amtrak River Runner to restart second daily train
Saturday morning, local officials celebrated the upcoming return of the Amtrak River Runner’s twice-a-day trips from Kansas City to St. Louis. Local officials greeted incoming visitors and bid … more
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Pastor Chad McMullin speaks in favor of services for the homeless at a zoning work session of the Sedalia City Council Wednesday evening.
Zoning meeting for Mercy Rest Stop brings crowd
At a Wednesday evening work session, the Sedalia City Council addressed zoning issues that had caught the City and those hoping to build the Mercy Rest Stop by surprise. The meeting, open to public … more
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Erratic driver runs amok in Sedalia
Tuesday, an allegedly suicidal and intoxicated suspect led Sedalia police on a chase through the city, leading to a police car being rammed, the car stopped with stop sticks and the suspect being … more
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Sedalia Mayor Andrew Dawson, seated, signs a proclamation declaring May 2022 as National Preservation Month in Sedalia. Standing, from left: City of Sedalia staff and members of the Sedalia Historic Preservation Commission: Jilene Streit, Community Development Administrative Assistant; Rebecca Imhauser, SHPC member, local historian and author; John Simmons, Community Development Director; William Messerli, SHPC Chairman; and Byron Matson, SHPC member.
Sedalia celebrates National Preservation Month
The Sedalia Historic Preservation Commission is hosting activities to celebrate the community’s history during the month of May for National Preservation Month.   People can hunt for … more
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Sedalia firefighter Brinton Beard receives his badge from his mother, Katie Beard, at a pinning ceremony Monday evening at the Sedalia City Council meeting.
Sedalia City Council meeting all about the Fire Department
Monday evening’s Sedalia City Council meeting started with service awards for Sedalia Fire Chief Matt Irwin at 25 years and Sedalia Police Cmdr. Josh Howell at 15 years. The council welcomed … more
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South Park to close for construction
The City of Sedalia will close South Park Avenue to the north of Broadway Boulevard and south of West Sixth Street to through traffic from 7 a.m. Tuesday, May 3 to 7 p.m. Friday, May 6. Residents … more
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Man arrested for stabbing incident last week
A man has been arrested in connection with a stabbing last week at a Sedalia business. more
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Sedalia Fire Department to halt issuing burn permits
According to Sedalia Fire Department Fire Chief Greg Harrell, the Sedalia Fire Department will not be issuing any burn permits until further notice due to the dry weather combined with high winds. more
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During the Wings for Wags fundraiser Saturday night at Craft Beer Cellar, third place winner Brett Childers and his mother, Carla Childers, dish up barbecue chicken wings for Sally Zinevich, director of development from Retrieving Freedom Inc. The event was a fundraiser for Retrieving Freedom, which provides service dogs for veterans with PTSD and children with autism.
Wings for Wags a success
Barbecue chicken wings produced a tempting aroma in downtown Sedalia Saturday night, as 10 teams grilled for a cause. more
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