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Monday morning, Feb. 5, St. Louis musician Royce Martin, 23, an artist-in-residence with the Scott Joplin International Ragtime Foundation, points to a Sacred Heart School student as they answer a question about ragtime music. Martin presented a 9:30 a.m. concert at the school and planned to be at Skyline Elementary in the afternoon. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Ragtime musician Royce Martin visits Sedalia schools

St. Louis ragtime musician Royce Martin entertains Sedalia Feb. 5-9. 

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A photo provided by Anheuser-Busch shows the Budweiser 2024 Super Bowl NFL football spot, "Old School Delivery." The perennial Super Bowl advertiser is bringing back fan favorites, the Clydesdales and a Labrador, in a nod to previous commercials that aired during advertising's biggest night. Photo by Anheuser-Busch via AP
Budweiser Clydesdales ad returns to Super Bowl LVIII

Lane Soendker, of Warrensburg, is a spokesman for the Budweiser Clydesdales on national television. 

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Local Briefs Feb. 2
Motorcycle Association to host Bike Show more
The Liberty Center Association for the Arts announces the cast for the production of "Moon Over Buffalo," which will be performed next weekend.  Photo courtesy of the Liberty Center Association for the Arts
Entertainment Briefs Feb. 2
Teen Writing Workshop authors to sign books more
Thursday morning, Feb. 1, Blaise Brown, an art history major at State Fair Community College, addresses docents at the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art. Brown, under the direction of Daum Curator/Director Garry Holstein, curated the exhibit "Establishing Essence" in the museum's lower galleries. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
SFCC student curates Daum exhibit, 'Establishing Essence'
Two new exhibits are open at the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, one curated by an art major from State Fair Community College. more
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A drawing by Kaylen Patterson, a junior from Stover High School, received a first-place ribbon in the Graphite Category at the Kaysinger Conference High School Art Show. The show is displayed on the upper level of the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center at State Fair Community College. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Kaysinger Conference Art Show highlights area students
Students from 10 area schools are showcasing their artwork this week during the Kaysinger Conference High School Art Show displayed at the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center at State Fair Community College. more
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Mia Kim
UCM professor to perform at Carnegie Hall, on campus
How do you get to the world-famous Carnegie Hall? One way is to follow University of Central Missouri Professor Mia Kim. The Piano Area Coordinator and Director of the Community Music Program at UCM will travel to New York City for a performance in the historic hall on Jan. 30. While area residents may not be able to make the trip to Carnegie Hall, they will have an opportunity to see her perform in person during a concert on Feb. 20 at UCM. more
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Gallery Director Jamie Platt cultivates art and community at UCM
WARRENSBURG — Jamie Platt knew she wanted to pursue a career in art at the age of 5. more
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On the right, Cole Camp artist Neil Heimsoth and a workman hang one of his large-scale acrylic paintings at the German Table restaurant a few years back. The painting depicts Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany. On Friday, Jan. 26, Heimsoth, now 89, said he had created five large paintings for businesses in Cole Camp free of charge because he loves the small town and loves to paint. Photo courtesy of Neil Heimsoth 
For the love of art and community: Heimsoth creates paintings for Cole Camp

Artist Neil Heimsoth, of Cole Camp, enjoys painting large, and donating work to the town's businesses. 

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On Wednesday, Jan. 24 at Primrose Retirement Community of Sedalia, Activities Director Connie Chevalier and residents, from left, LaVerne Monsees and Lois King hold signs supporting the Kansas City Chiefs playoff games. This week, a video featuring some of the residents in a Chiefs-related dance routine went viral on social media. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Primrose residents' KC Chiefs video goes viral

Residents of Primrose of Sedalia Retirement Community has KC Chiefs-themed video go viral. 

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Design sketches and workbooks line the gallery walls at the "Empowered by Design" exhibition on Wednesday, Jan. 17, in at the University of Central Missouri Art Center Gallery.  Photo by Zach Bott | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Designs and dinosaurs: UCM Art Gallery hosts two new exhibitions in January
WARRENSBURG — Earlier this month, the University of Central Missouri introduced two new exhibitions taking place at the UCM Art Center Gallery. “Empowered by Design,” an exhibition produced by Kansas State University Assistant Professor of Interior Architecture & Industrial Design Scott Barton, and “Second Nature,” which highlights the artistic processes of a Missouri sculptor, Gary Staab, both opened for viewing on Jan. 8 and are available until Feb. 1. more
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Entertainment Briefs Jan. 19
Mid-Missouri Artists to host program on promoting art more
University of Central Missouri students dance and perform "Remember the Dance" while a crowd watches earlier this week at the 2024 Region V Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in Des Moines, Iowa. “(The play) is about a woman who is experiencing early onset Alzheimer's, but it's looking back on her time in college,” UCM Assistant Professor of Theatre and Director Dr. Aaron Scully said. Photo courtesy of Aaron Scully
UCM Theatre and Dance takes the stage at 2024 Region V KCACTF
WARRENSBURG – As the freezing temperatures continue to affect the city of Warrensburg, some students and staff from the University of Central Missouri will seek refuge in Des Moines, Iowa. Although the temperatures more than 200 miles north will remain similar to those on the UCM campus, UCM Theatre and Dance is happy to make the trip as it prepares to perform at the 2024 Region V Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) in Des Moines. more
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University of Central Missouri Theatre and Dance students rehearse for “Remember the Dance,” which will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 15 at the James L. Highlander Theatre. Photo courtesy of the University of Central Missouri
UCM Theatre and Dance's ‘Remember the Dance’ returns for benefit performance
University of Central Missouri Theatre and Dance will once again perform its original dance play, “Remember the Dance,” at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 15 at the James L. Highlander Theatre. more
A participant, Mallory Graves, and a "buddy" volunteer, Neal Yeater, give bright smiles at the 2023 Sedalia Night to Shine. This year, the event will be hosted from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 9 at the First United Methodist Church Celebration Center. Photos courtesy of the Sedalia Night to Shine
Night to Shine touches heartstrings

Sedalia's Night to Shine offers prom event for special needs individuals.

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Liberty Center Association for the Arts will host its fundraising gala, "Speak Easy the Celebration of the Century: Take 2," on Jan. 27. Tickets are available now. Photo courtesy of Liberty Center Association for the Arts
Liberty Center Association for the Arts to host speakeasy fundraising gala

Sedalia's Liberty Center to host speakeasy fundraiser Jan. 27.

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Brandy Von Holten's third children's book, "Adventure at Von Holten Ranch-Chalkboard," is now available.  Photo courtesy of Brandy Von Holten
Entertainment Briefs Jan. 5
Von Holten publishes third children's book more
On Thursday, Dec. 28, Linda Hoover, 77, the former president of the Sedalia Visual Art Association, passes a folder of information to new SVAA President Dustin Schmidt. Hoover, who was president for eight years, is stepping down due to health concerns. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Artist Dustin Schmidt takes the helm of Sedalia Visual Arts Association
Sedalia Visual Art Association President Linda Hoover has passed the baton to Dustin Schmidt, a well-known Sedalia artist. more
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Stephanie White poses with her children’s book, “The Calf on My Farm.” White is a fifth-generation farmer who saw a need to educate children on the life of the American farmer. She and her husband, Andrew, own a farm north of Warrensburg. Photo courtesy of Stephanie White 
A fifth-generation farmer writes books for children
A fifth-generation Warrensburg farmer is writing books to educate children on the life of the American farmer. more
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On Thursday, Dec. 21, Liz Kehl, owner of Sedalia Strings Academy LLC in downtown Sedalia, gives a violin lesson to Preslee Moon, a fourth grader at Sacred Heart School. Moon played "Away in a Manger" for the Sunday afternoon Christmas Eve Mass at St. Vincent de Paul Parish St. Patrick Church. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Sedalia Strings Academy provides lessons for all ages
Fostering a love for music, the Sedalia String Academy LLC provides lessons for all age groups and plans to expand into a larger downtown facility soon. more
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