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Pro-Velo Bicycles owner Ebby Norman moved his downtown bike shop to 530 E. Fifth St. for more room to service bikes and the proximity to the Katy Trail.
Pro-Velo Bicycles moves to Katy Trail location
With more and more miles of the Katy Trail open, Sedalia is seeing larger numbers of cyclists passing through. This trend was enough for bicycle shop owner Ebby Norman to move his South Ohio Avenue shop, Pro-Velo Bicycles, to 530 E. Fifth St., right next to the Katy Trail. His new shop opened Saturday. more
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WireCo WorldGroup's Sedalia location is seen in July 2021.
WireCo announces Made in America wire rope brand
WireCo announced Tuesday the launch of new Made in the USA crane ropes. While displaying products at CONEXPO 2023 in Las Vegas, the company said customers would now be able to purchase Casar and Oliveira brand ropes that are made in America. more
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Taylor Austin, left, of Hughesville, and Dylana Fox, of Cole Camp, owners of Show-Me Trends Collective Boutique, welcome customers during the shop's grand opening Friday morning, March 10. The Boutique is located at 110-A W. Third St. in downtown Sedalia.
Show-Me Trends opens in downtown Sedalia
Show-Me Trends Collective Boutique hosted its grand opening in downtown Sedalia on Friday. more
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Dr. Steven Eldenburg, DO, Family Medicine Specialist, left his practice at 700 S. Limit Ave. Friday for his new east-side office at Fifth Street and Hancock Avenue. 
Dr. Eldenburg moves family practice to east side
Friday, Dr. Steven Eldenburg, DO, Family Medicine Specialist, left his practice’s long-time location at 700 S. Limit Ave. as he prepares for the next chapter. more
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Mica Vogler, owner of Serene Space Massage, 412 S. Ohio Ave. in Sedalia, opened her business in October 2022 in a beautifully renovated building directly across from the Pettis County Courthouse. 
Serene Space Massage provides relief from pain, stress
Mica Vogler, owner of Serene Space Massage, 412 S. Ohio Ave., opened her business in October in a beautifully renovated building directly across from the Pettis County Courthouse. more
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On Wednesday, Feb. 22, Jessica Blankenship, owner of Charm House Cookies, stands with a box of specialty cookies that are individually heat-sealed. Blankenship said sealing the cookies works well if one wants them shipped.
Charm House Cookies honors a lost loved one
Expertly decorated cookies, cupcakes, and cakes are the signature of a relatively new local business, Charm House Cookies — goodies created with fond memories of a lost loved one. more
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Downtown buildings, like the former VFW Post 2591, 201 S. Ohio Ave., may become boutique hotels if the Sedalia City Council passes a zoning change Wednesday, Feb. 22 as expected. 
Boutique hotel zoning change may allow smaller lodgings downtown
At Wednesday evening’s Sedalia City Council meeting, a proposed zoning change allowing smaller “boutique hotels” was expected to pass with no opposition, Sedalia Community Development Director John Simmons told the Democrat Wednesday morning. more
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Amber Pena is the new Market Manager for the Sedalia Area Farmers' Market. She is taking over for Brenda Raetz, who is retiring.
Sedalia Area Farmers' Market hires new market manager
The Sedalia Area Farmers' Market will open this year with a new market manager, as former manager Breda Raetz has retired after 14 years. more
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Tax preparation expert Amber Scribner with H&R Block, 602 S. Ohio Ave., works with Rebecca Stetzenbach and Christopher Watson as they get ready to file their taxes Thursday, Feb. 16.
Tax preparation season at peak weeks
Shirley Robb is the team leader at the H&R Block office, 602 S. Ohio Ave. Robb said it’s their busiest time of year. Between tax preparation appointments Thursday, she spoke with the Democrat. more
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Sarah Rea, the owner of Lolly's Candy Shop, arranges items on a Kissing/Photo Booth at the shop Tuesday afternoon. Lolly's will host the first Downtown Connect meeting Wednesday night, Feb. 15, Sedalia Main Street's quarterly networking event.
Downtown Connect to host first networking event
Sedalia Main Streets will launch its first Downtown Connect Wednesday evening, Feb. 15 at Lolly's Candy Shop. more
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Ecuadorian roses shipped directly to State Fair Floral, seen Thursday, make a wonderful, long-lasting impression. A dozen red roses is the most popular Valentine's Day gift, but the options are endless. 
Local merchants prepare for Valentine's gift shoppers
Tuesday is Valentine’s Day, and rather than a frantic, last-minute run for supermarket flowers and mylar balloons, a quick shopping trip to Sedalia may let you express your feelings and ultimately win the day. more
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Anytime Fitness Manager Vanessa Grosso coaches Jackson Kempton on proper form. Kempton has lost 43 pounds in the past year and now loves going to the gym. 
Fitness habits keep locals healthy, happy
Fitness Supervisor Jaymi Wells at the Heckart Community Center is seeing a lot of interest in going to the gym recently. more
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Dr. Jon Ehlers employs a new assistant in his Tiger Family Dental office in Sedalia: the YOMI robot by Neocis. Ehlers' office is the first in Missouri outside St. Louis to use the robot.
Robot-assisted dentistry comes to Sedalia
Robot-assisted dentistry is a reality at Tiger Dental, 991 Winchester Drive, as Dr. Jon Ehlers and his team have a new assistant, a robot that guides Ehlers through tricky dental implant procedures. more
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The 400 block of South Ohio Avenue will be bustling with food trucks, live music and happy shoppers First Thursdays as Sedalia Main Streets brings the “mini-fair” each month April through October.
Sedalia Main Streets lures people downtown
The Sedalia Main Streets board has been formed from the members of the Central Business and Cultural District board, and is already familiar with the needs of local merchants to lure people downtown. more
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Janette Harms and Eron Harding of Backwoods Guitar, 120 S. Osage Ave., are celebrating the store's 10th year selling and servicing guitars in Sedalia. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Backwoods Guitar celebrates 10 years in business
Backwoods Guitar is celebrating 10 years in business, and owner Eron Harding said it has been like a dream seeing the business grow from the private collections of his and partner Steve Cox’s guitars. more
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Owners of Always Vintage, Brad and Susan Ashley are seen inside the antique shop on Thursday Jan. 26.  Photo by Meliyah Venerable | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Antique store opens in Knob Noster
Editor's note: This article has been updated to include the business' address. more
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Dana Barkes, Zach Fisher and Ron “Panda” Coleman share a laugh as they work together to complete orders for patients at Besa Me Wellness on Monday, Jan. 23.
BesaMe to offer recreational use cannabis
WARRENSBURG — BesaMe Wellness, a medical marijuana dispensary in Warrensburg, will soon open as a medical and recreational use dispensary. more
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Home Heating and Air co-owner Scott Benbrook and metal fabricator James Anspaugh discuss the specifications for new ductwork produced with Heartland Sheet Metal, 101 E. Main St. Heartland is a division of Home Heating.
Downtown Sedalia business celebrates 60 years
When Scott Benbrook, Mark Quattlebaum, and two partners bought Home Heating and Air in 2020, it was an odd business environment. more
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Allison and Kyle Rupe started Rupe Family Farm, 36358 Bennett Road in Green Ridge, in 2013 as a small garden. They now have five greenhouses and plant 40 acres of vegetables to be sold at the Sedalia Area Farmer's Market and direct to consumers. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Rupe Family Farm prepares for spring
Rupe Family Farms in Green Ridge has gone from a family garden to successful farm supplying locals through the Sedalia Area Farmers’ Market and direct-to-customer sales. more
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A set of crystal towers and polished crystals sits on the light table at Silver Fang Crystal. The store will have a variety of crystals, from raw to polished, and every color and size. Photo by Skye Melcher | Democrat 
A rockhound to open crystal storefront
Crystals shine and glitter from a new storefront in down Sedalia as a military couple gets ready to open its doors. more
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