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Deanne and Jesse Ladd stand in front of their new business, J&D Automotive, in Green Ridge.
Green Ridge family brings historical business – and building – full circle
GREEN RIDGE — In 1923, Harold H. Ream opened a new auto garage in Green Ridge. He repaired vehicles, sold gasoline and dealt with Model A and Model T Ford automobiles. One hundred and three … more
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Woman wins more than $50K playing Club Keno in Sedalia
A local Missouri Lottery player recently won $50,234 through Club Keno at Fitter’s Fifth Street Pub in Sedalia . According to the Missouri State Lottery, by adding the Bulls-Eye option to her … more
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REMAX of Sedalia recently donated $500 to Quilts of Valor Foundation, United We Sew Group #80781 through its Heart of Sedalia Foundation. Each month, the agents donate a portion of earnings from their transactions to help support various local charities. Pictured from left: Samantha Bean, Dena Stockstill, Angie Yeager, Billie Barnes, Misty Inlow, Kai Wiedeman, Kelly Heimbach, Joy Wenner, Connie Soendker, and Jeannie Braswell. To learn more about Quilts of Valor, please visit their website at qovf.org.
PHOTO: REMAX of Sedalia donates to Quilts of Valor Foundation
Karen Whitt, Chief Financial Officer, MFA Oil; Jon Ihler, President and CEO, MFA Oil; Leigh Anne Haun, Executive Director, Feeding Missouri; and Amanda Cooper, Chief Human Resources Officer, MFA Oil, pose with a $100,000 donation presented during MFA Oil’s Twelfth Annual Charity Golf Scramble and Concert on June 1 at The Club at Old Hawthorne in Columbia, Mo. This contribution brings MFA Oil’s support of Feeding Missouri to $400,000 over the past three years and increases the event’s total charitable giving to more than $1.7 million since the event began in 2015.
MFA Oil raises $100,000 to help fight hunger across Missouri
MFA Oil Company has raised $100,000 for Feeding Missouri, helping support hunger-relief efforts for families across the state. The donation was announced during MFA Oil’s twelfth Annual … more
The Gathering Coffee House is hosting its first ever Summer Coffee Passport, a caffeine-themed adventure designed to get folks out to try different coffee shops across multiple counties.
The Gathering Coffee House to host Summer Coffee Passport event
WARRENSBURG – The Gathering Coffee House is gearing up to host its first ever Summer Coffee Passport, a caffeine-themed adventure designed to get folks out and about to try different coffee shops … more
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MFA Agri Services branch manager Jeremy Wilson said anhydrous fertilizer has gone from $360 a ton 13 years ago to $1,080 a ton today.
Skyrocketing fertilizer prices impacting Pettis County farmers
As global tensions and rising fuel costs continue to ripple through agriculture markets, Pettis County farmers are feeling the pressure close to home, especially when it comes to fertilizer. La … more
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Smith-Cotton juniors Trea Booze and Nathan Dickman presented the idea for a Sedalia World Soccer Celebration at the Chamber of Commerce breakfast Thursday, May 14, at Lifepointe Church.
CAPS students pitch Sedalia World Soccer Celebration to business leaders
Two Smith-Cotton CAPS Program students stood before a room filled with local business leaders asking for support for a new community event tied to the upcoming FIFA World Cup during the Thursday, May … more
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MU Extension tackles Missouri workforce development
In the mid-1800s, The Morrill Act and later The Hatch Act laid the foundation of what we today recognize as Extension education.  At first, Extension services focused on agricultural prospects … more
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On May 2, Sara Howell and her family celebrated the grand opening of their luxury activewear store FIT and Form, located at 3324 West 16th Street in Sedalia.
Premium activewear store opens in Sedalia
Sara Howell has a passion for clothes, working out and looking great while being active, and she’s channeling that passion into a new retail opportunity for Sedalia’s shoppers. On May 2, … more
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Liz Schleicher
Schleicher joins the Democrat newsroom
Liz Schelcher has joined the Sedalia Democrat staff as a part-time news reporter.  Schleicher, a resident of Green Ridge, has been an award-winning columnist for the Democrat for the last … more
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Pettis County Health Center (PCHC) received $90,000 from the ToRCH Be Well Leadership Board for its Pathways to Wellness program. From left, Marvin Smoot; Erica Elliot, PCHC health educator; Dawn Williams, PCHC mental health coordinator; Nicolas Reece, PCHC administrator; Kaylene Wheeler, PCHC public health manager; and Allison Brosch, ToRCH board chair and SFCC Health Sciences dean.
ToRCH Be Well Leadership Board awards grants to three Pettis County organizations
The Transformation of Rural Community Health (ToRCH) Be Well Leadership Board recently awarded $180,000 in grant funding to Pettis County Health Center, Sedalia Community Helping Hands and United Way … more
David Hockett, of Columbia, came to Bothwell Regional Health Center seeking answers during an unexpected medical scare and left a passionate advocate for the care he received.
Unexpected stop leads to reassuring care at Bothwell
David Hockett came to Bothwell Regional Health Center during one of the most unsettling moments of his life, looking for answers and hoping he was not having a stroke. What he found was calm, … more
Fraud expert Pete Selenke with Central Bank warned attendees of the Chamber Lunch and Learn of the dangers of predatory fraudsters and their many scams Wednesday, April 29, at Lifepointe Church.
Fraud expert warns of multi-billion dollar scams
Linda Noble says she has been a victim of fraud, not once, but twice. On Wednesday, April 29, she went to Lifepointe Church to hear expert tips to avoid being a victim for a third time. … more
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Pettis County Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza snaps a photo of the River Runner at the Amtrak Depot in 2022.
Missouri River Runner to increase capacity by 25% during FIFA World Cup
The Missouri River Runner is set to receive a 25% capacity increase during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Missouri Department of Transportation announced on Wednesday, April 29. This expansion, … more
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Smith-Cotton CAPS program students Ethan Williams and Jace Jacobs speak with representatives of DeLongs Inc., steel fabricators out of Jefferson City at Convention Hall Friday.
Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce Career Fair offers options for students, job seekers
The Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce held a career fair Friday, April 24, at Convention Hall, with dozens of businesses eager to hire new employees. “This is our job fair and career expo, we … more
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Sedalia Walmart to receive upgrades in 2026
The Sedalia Walmart Supercenter, 3201 West Broadway Boulevard, is set to receive a remodel in 2026. The company announced a remodel  for the location and six other Missouri stores on … more
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Primrose resident Wayne McMullen, 88, walked the line of hot rods Thursday with an assistant, studying each one and remembering them all.
Primrose Car Show a hit with community residents, entrants
Under sunny skies, a steady line of polished classics and muscle cars filled the lot at Primrose Retirement Community on Thursday, April 16, drawing residents, families and car enthusiasts together … more
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The Guber Burger originated at Sedalia’s Wheel-In in the 1940s. A hamburger with peanut butter, mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato, the uniquely Missouri treat can be found at Goody’s Steakburger and Kehde’s BBQ.
Sedalia’s signature bite: Goody’s and the Guber Burger endure
In Sedalia, a town known for its deep roots in agriculture and tradition, one culinary creation stands out as both unusual and beloved: the Guber Burger. A mix of savory and sweet, the peanut … more
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Gov. Mike Kehoe toured Amazon’s last-mile delivery station Thursday and even packaged a new Apple watch for local delivery.
Kehoe tours Sedalia’s Amazon delivery station
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe visited Sedalia on Thursday, April 9,  to tour the city’s new Amazon delivery station, 5105 West Main Street, highlighting the facility’s impact on local jobs … more
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Megan Hartman is president and CEO of Callis, a marketing and advertising agency in Sedalia. Callis was recently certified as a Woman-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) by the state of Missouri.
​​Callis earns state certification as a Woman-Owned Business Enterprise
Callis, a full-service marketing and advertising agency, has been certified as a Woman-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) by the state of Missouri. The certification, issued by the Missouri Office … more
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