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Snow expected to let up, but colder air on the way
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Sedalia has seen more snowfall so far this year than in 2009, but after light snow that was expected to continue Monday night, the rest of the week should be snow-free. George Amis, observing... Full story

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Valentine's Day dance at VFW postponed
The Valentine’s Day dance scheduled for Saturday at the VFW Post 2591 has been postponed to Feb. 19. The dance will be held from 6 to 11 p.m. Feb. 19 at the post located at 121 S. Ohio Ave. Tickets are $15 per couple or $10 for singles and... Full story
Two hospitalized following crash near Knob Noster
Two Knob Noster residents were injured in a two-vehicle accident Monday in Johnson County. Libby J. Avery, 54, and Derek A. Miller, 23, were taken by ambulance to Centerpoint Medical Center in Independence with moderate injuries. The accident... Full story
Sedalia budget: Surplus offsets decline in revenue
The Sedalia City Council on Monday gathered for a work session to take a preliminary look at budget projections for the next fiscal year and review city services provided over the last year.Despite projections of a slight decline in sales tax... Full story
Sedalia School District 200 board approves class schedule switch, amends make-up days
The Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education approved new class and bell schedules for ninth through 12th graders for the 2010-11 school year and amended make-up days at its work session Monday night at Whittier High School. Smith-Cotton High... Full story
Hold the cannoli and pass the can of pork and beans. The Community Cafe, in the John and Bernice Ditzfeld Center, 417 W. Pettis St., got an industrial-strength can opener mounted on a stainless steel-topped table on Monday. The can opener is a donation from the Pettis County Sheriff's Department and the table is a donation from Duke Manufacturing Co. On hand to mark the event are, from left, Sheriff Kevin Bond, Donnie Ditzfeld, Jack Blackwell and Don Morton, both with the Sedalia Rotary Club, and Michael McDermott, plant manager at Duke Manufacturing Co.
Donations of kitchen equipment expected to aid food service at Community Cafe
Preparing and serving meals at the Community Cafe just got a little easier thanks to the donation of an industrial-size can opener. Members of the Sedalia Rotary Club, who are part of the monthly rotation of volunteers at the Community Cafe,... Full story
Pink Zone night at SFCC to support breast cancer awareness
State Fair Community College will sponsor Pink Zone night Wednesday at home basketball games in the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center on campus. Pink Zone night is dedicated to breast cancer awareness and is sponsored by the Davis Center and the... Full story
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Tom Hockaday, with the Sedalia Streets and Alley Department, was among a crew clearing more than a dozen downtown city lots of snow Monday morning.
Snow expected to let up, but colder air on the way
Sedalia has seen more snowfall so far this year than in 2009, but after light snow that was expected to continue Monday night, the rest of the week should be snow-free. George Amis, observing program leader at the National Weather Service station... Full story
U.S. Senator Christopher “Kit” Bond talks about the economy, Sedalia's new waste-to-energy project and offers analysis critical of the Obama Administration's handling of the Christmas Day Northwest Airlines bomber suspect, Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab, after a meeting with civic and business leaders Monday at ProEnergy Services in Sedalia.
Sen. Bond shows support for waste-to-energy project during stop in Sedalia
U.S. Sen. Kit Bond expressed support for the planned waste-to-energy project and had harsh words for the White House during a last-minute visit to ProEnergy Services on Monday. The Missouri Republican and vice-chairman of the Senate Intelligence... Full story
Law Day cases for the first week of February
The following cases were heard during the first week of February in Pettis County Circuit Court by Judge Robert Koffman, according to Prosecuting Attorney Jeff Mittelhauser:
• Casey Allred, 20, of Sedalia, pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver. Allred was arrested Nov. 6 when a search warrant was served by the Sedalia Police Department’s STING Unit at 901 W. Third St.,... Full story
Man who entered S-C High School pleads guilty to making terrorist threat
A Kansas City man who entered Smith-Cotton High School during a senior dinner fundraiser in November pled guilty to making a terrorist threat. During the event at the school, Michael Frederick, 19, who is enlisted in the U.S. Army, approached... Full story
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