For just the third time since its founding, Burrell Behavioral Health has a new chief executive officer. Mat Gass will be just the third CEO since Burrell Behavioral Health was founded in 1977. more

WARSAW — Nestled in the heart of downtown Warsaw, Creative Palette is more than just an art studio—it’s an ever-evolving hub for creativity, community and connection. more

Artist Lindsey Starr has returned home to Sedalia to offer others the opportunity to be creative. more

Bothwell Regional Health Center has been granted continued compliance of its Acute Heart Attack Ready (AHAR) certification from The Joint Commission, demonstrating its ability to quickly diagnose heart attacks, including the most severe type, ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI). STEMI occurs when a major artery supplying oxygen-rich blood to the heart is completely blocked. more

An interactive estate planning panel was hosted by Central Bank of Sedalia and State Fair Community College on Tuesday, March 25, at the SFCC Thompson Conference Center.  more

STOVER — The rumble of classic engines and the gleam of polished chrome will fill the streets of Stover as Skelly’s Ice Cream Shoppe, 401 W. 2nd St., welcomes car and motorcycle enthusiasts to its Car & Bike Cruise-In on Friday, April 5, from 5 to 8 p.m. more

Advanced Pet Care of Sedalia now has three veterinarians on staff, with the Feb. 17 hiring of Dr. Jess Oliveira, DVM. more

COLE CAMP – A routine day turned into a challenging week for Hickman’s Smokehouse and The Scone Lady, 310 E. Main St., after an unexpected accident left their dining area temporarily closed. more

Lux Coffee Co's modern coffee shop may look familiar in the renovated space of a former gas station.  more

With recent wintery conditions across Missouri, drivers are being extra cautious trying to keep their vehicles out of the ditches. more

With frigid temperatures and as much as eight inches of snow predicted, Family Center Farm & Home, 1400 South Limit, store manager Scott Applegate is prepared for customers looking to stock up for the week's frigid weather. more

A Huddle House diner opened Feb. 4 at the Temp Stop, 4575 South Limit Ave. more

The Central Missouri Ag Expo was busy Friday, Feb. 7, with exhibitors showcasing equipment and products on the floor of the Mathewson Exhibition Center. more

For many high school students, prom is a magical evening—a night to dress up, dance, and create lasting memories. However, for some, the financial burden of purchasing a dress can overshadow the excitement. more

Dr. Misty Todd, a board-certified family medicine physician at Bothwell Regional Health Center, has met all requirements for additional board certification in Family Medicine Obstetrics with Surgical Qualification through the Board of Certification in Family Medicine Obstetrics (BCFMO), an affiliate of the American Board of Physician Specialties (ABPS). more

Bothwell Regional Health Center announces that Bothwell Sleep Center has once again been accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM), a recognition of excellence that extends the center’s accreditation for another five years beginning February 2025. This milestone highlights the center’s continued dedication to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care for sleep disorders. more

In the heart of Cole Camp, a young and ambitious entrepreneur is turning her love for baking into a thriving home-based business. Mira, a 10-year-old homeschool student, is the proud owner of "Mira's Masterpieces," a home bakery that offers delicious treats made to order, including muffins, rolls, strudels, cookies and fruit pies. Her bakery is not just about great food—it's also about giving back to the community and pursuing a big dream for the future. more

The Heartland community has been deeply affected by the passing of Kevin Noland, a man whose generosity and kindness knew no bounds. more