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People gather at the Missouri State Fairgrounds for the Midwest Stud Ram Show and Sale being hosted this week. According to Sedalia Convention and Visitors Bureau Executive Director Carolyn Crooker, the Stud Ram Show has had a $2 million economic impact on Sedalia, excluding animals sold but including hotels, restaurants, gas, and shopping.
Tourism looks to increase in Sedalia as COVID-19 wanes
Tourism was brought to a halt in Sedalia over the last year, like countless other industries, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, as COVID restrictions are fading in Pettis County, there are plans … more
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Bothwell announces dates for community education classes
After canceling the majority of its community education and support groups last year due to COVID-19, Bothwell Regional Health Center will offer a Safe Sitter educational class Saturday, June 26, and … more
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Real estate transactions June 15
June 8 Matthew E. and Callie J. Dawson to Kenneth and Matthew Guertin, Lakewood Heights Subdivision, lot 3. Section 29; township 45; range 21.  June 9 Matz Properties LLC to Jacob Eric … more
Barnhart discusses pandemic impact on Warrensburg tourism
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg Visitor Center was significantly impacted by the pandemic and the effect is expected to be felt by the tourism industry for the next few … more
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Lamy’s, seen Wednesday, will be hosting an inaugural Block Party tonight and Saturday. The free event is being hosted to thank the public for one year of their patronage.
Lamy’s to host inaugural Block Party Friday, Saturday
Lamy’s will be hosting its inaugural Block Party this weekend at 108 W. Pacific St. in Sedalia.  Lamy’s opened the doors to the refurbished Levi’s jeans factory one year ago … more
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A “now hiring” sign at the Brick Front Grill, 3007 W. Broadway Blvd., is one of many seen throughout Sedalia Wednesday. Employers say they are having difficulties bringing in applicants due to the stiff local competition.
Help wanted signs show strength of local job market
For those seeking employment in Sedalia, the job market is very strong. Signs on local businesses encourage job seekers to “apply within” and online job boards like Indeed.com and … more
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OATS Transit seeks drivers
Many businesses are struggling to find employees, and this applies to nonprofit businesses as well.  OATS Transit is struggling to find drivers for Pettis and Johnson counties, along with … more
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Coldwell Banker Monsees Realty Company placed American flags on Broadway Boulevard and Limit Avenue over Memorial Day weekend. It has become a more than 30-year tradition for Coldwell Banker Monsees Realty agents, their family members, friends and employees to participate in this display of flags. From left, Tom Hudson, Wade Neumann, Aarti Patel, Craig Guffin, Sue Guffin, Angle Morales, Debbie Foster, Pat Monsees, Tony Monsees, Cheryl Ames, Daniel Oskolsky, Faith Sokolov. Not pictured are Lisa Sell, Anna Stetzenbach, Lynne Browning, Mike Howard, Jimmie Santana Browning, Kush Patel, Keya Patel, Pat Rinehart, Danielle Ransburgh, John Fritz.
Photo: Coldwell Banker honors Memorial Day with flags
Fan Drive raises money for families in need
With the hot summer just beginning, households are probably glad to have a fan, but not every household has one. In response to this, Westlake Ace Hardware and the Sedalia Salvation Army are … more
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Caleb Sumner
Sumner selected as Advisory Council Chairman
Local owner and agency principal of Sumner Insurance Services LLC, Caleb Sumner, has been selected as the Chairman for the Senior Marketing Specialists Advisory Council.  The council is made … more
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Bothwell launches survey for pregnancy, childbirth and newborn education
Bothwell OB/GYN Associates and the hospital’s Women’s Health and Newborn Care Unit are gathering information from women about pregnancy, childbirth and newborn education by asking them to … more
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Real estate transactions June 8
May 24 Chelsey M. Gallagher Representative and the Daniel Clayton Pritchard Estate to William D. Walter, section 5; township 45; range 21. Dorothy Charlene Kalthoff to Richey Family LLC, … more
Bothwell Regional Health Center recently presented a check for $2,907 to Mercy Rest Stop Coalition in support of the effort to raise funds to construct Mercy Rest Stop in Sedalia. The facility will provide the homeless and nearly homeless with 24/7 sanitary restroom facilities, 24/7 water source, showers for personal hygiene, a laundry facility, and cooling and warming stations. During Hospital Week hosted in May, the Bothwell Employee Engagement Committee organized several activities including a 50/50 raffle benefitting Mercy Rest Stop. Employees raised $907 for the organization through the raffle, and Bothwell Regional Health Center donated $2,000. In front holding the check are Bill Turner, Mercy Rest Stop Coalition chair; Mary Holloman and Linda Watterson, Bothwell Employee Engagement Committee co-chairs; and Lori Wightman, Bothwell CEO. Other members of the Employee Engagement Committee and Leadership Team are also pictured.
Photo: Bothwell donates to Mercy Rest Stop
As of June 17, Galaxy 10 Cinemas will be managed by B&B Theatres based in Liberty. The Wagenknecht family will still retain ownership of the Sedalia movie theatre.
B&B Theatres to take over management of Galaxy Cinemas
On Wednesday B&B Theatres announced a management deal with the owner of Galaxy 10 Cinemas in Sedalia.The Galaxy 10 is still owned by the Wagenknecht family which has been in the movie theater … more
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Westlake Ace Hardware to host annual fan drive
Westlake Ace Hardware stores are gearing up to host their annual fan drive benefiting The Salvation Army.  The fan drive will be hosted in 121 stores nationwide June 3-20. During the fan … more
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Skye Melcher
Democrat welcomes summer news interns
The Democrat has welcomed two news interns for the summer. Skye Melcher and Andrea Merritt will be spending the summer months working in the Democrat newsroom as they learn more about community … more
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The new Colton’s Steak House & Grill and Phantom V is nearing completion in Warrensburg.
Colton’s, Phantom V to open June 15
WARRENSBURG — Colton’s Steak House & Grill and Phantom V Distilling Company will open their collaborative restaurant and distillery June 15 at 85 NE 501st Road, … more
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The crystal clear waters of the Centennial Park pool are seen Thursday. Pool owners may find tablet chlorine in short supply this summer after a hurricane and fire destroyed the country’s only plant.
Chlorine shortage due to ‘perfect storm’ of events
A 2020 Texas hurricane may bring troubled waters to Pettis County pools this summer. Bryan McClain, manager of Vaughn Pools in Sedalia, calls it the “perfect storm,” three events … more
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Carol Rodriguez, 71, stands with just one of the multiple reductions, sauces, and marinades she sells at the Sedalia Area Farmers’ Market. Carolina’s Caramel can be used to make lattes, cheesecakes, or other desserts.
Get Drizzled joins Sedalia Area Farmers’ Market
Jump into summer cooking and grilling with wine reductions and sauces from Get Drizzled.  Retired national restaurant accounting executive Carol Rodriguez started making wine reductions after … more
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Industrial park now connected to Union Pacific rail
After two and a half years of grants, applications, regulatory approvals and construction, the Sedalia Rail Industrial Park is now officially connected to Union Pacific rail. The first railcars … more
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