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Stephanie Holem brews a wonderful latte at Canvas Coffee and Waffle Bar, after recently renovating the space and buying the finest equipment. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Canvas Coffee and Waffle Bar offers European tastes in Sedalia
Stephanie Holem owns and operates Canvas Suites, 201 East Sixth St., with her husband Matthew. more
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On Friday, July 19, Mighty Melt Sandwich & Spud Shop's current owner, Jeffrey Whitmore, of St. Louis, on the left, stands with employee Kyle Ayers during the shop's 40th-anniversary celebration. Whitmore, formerly of Warrensburg, reopened the Sedalia shop two years ago after it closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Mighty Melt celebrates 40 years of business
Four decades of hometown service and great food were observed on Friday, July 19, during the Mighty Melt Sandwich & Spud Shop's 40th anniversary celebration. more
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Chef Chris Paszkiewicz, of Sedalia, stands in the new Truffle & Sorrel Seafood and Chophouse, which will open on Tuesday, July 23, in the lower level of the historic Trust Building in downtown Sedalia. Truffle & Sorrel also has an ice cream shop at 316 S. Ohio Ave. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Truffle & Sorrel Seafood and Chophouse to open soon
A new fine dining restaurant, Truffle & Sorrel Seafood & Chophouse, will open in the historic Trust Building on Tuesday, July 23, in downtown Sedalia. more
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Jonathan Schoonover, owner of SWAG Sports Performance in Warrensburg, was inducted to the Missouri 8-Man Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame for his contributions as a student-athlete at Mound City High School last month.
New hall of famer, Schoonover focuses on making impact with SWAG Sports Performance
Jonathan Schoonover remembers his high school football experience at Mound City High School quite well. more
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In a move away from the "sterile" look of previous patient rooms, freshly renovated patient rooms at Bothwell Regional Health Center will feature a contemporary color palette, new furnishings, and smart boards for connectivity with doctors, staff and family. Photo courtesy of the Bothwell Foundation 
Bothwell Foundation seeks sponsors for patient room remodels
The Bothwell Foundation has begun its Patient Room Remodel Project, an ambitious renovation beginning with 24 rooms in the Medical and Surgical Unit on 2 Southwest at Bothwell Regional Health Center. more
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Many news sources reported that the J. Huston Tavern in Arrow Rock would close in March. However, the 200-year-old restaurant will remain open thanks to the formation of the J. Huston Tavern Society in collaboration with the Missouri State Parks Department. File photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Arrow Rock's J. Huston Tavern to remain open
Missouri's oldest restaurant, the J. Huston Tavern in Arrow Rock, was reported to have to closed in March. However, it has been given a second chance with the formation of the nonprofit organization the J. Huston Tavern Society and a partnership with the Missouri State Parks Department. more
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Lyn Henderson will open Kempf's County Market in the Lamy Building this week. Last minute details are keeping their family working as the larger location means more retail opportunities than at the Kempf's Custom Butchering plant on Glenn Road. Photo by Chris Howell| Democrat
Kempf's Country Market to open this week in Lamy's Building
On Monday, June 24, Lyn and Wendy Henderson were busily cleaning the new Kempf’s County Market location in the Lamy’s building in downtown Sedalia. more
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Doug Kneibert
Kneibert selected for Missouri Newspaper Hall of Fame
A former Sedalia Democrat editor will be among those inducted into the Missouri Newspaper Hall of Fame later this year. more
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Workers continue loading up vehicle inventory at Stephanie Morris Nissan on Thursday, Oct. 5, 2023, after the Sedalia dealership had recently closed. File photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Lawsuit: Stephanie Morris Nissan dealerships owe Department of Revenue, Equity Bank
A lawsuit filed against Stephanie Morris Nissan has been filed on behalf of Midwest-based Equity Bank with the U.S. District Court for the Western District on Nov. 23 for all dealerships. As of May, the lawsuit remains unsettled. more
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Deputy Jimmy Moore with the Pettis County Sheriff's Office and his K9 partner Cav are always looking to help people in a nonjudgemental way. Moore says Cav always has his back as they patrol Pettis County streets from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Deputy Jimmy Moore serving his community in more than one way
When Deputy Jimmy Moore and his girlfriend, McKenzie, took on shopping for several families this past Christmas for the Fraternal Order of Police’s Shop with a Cop program, they noticed a concerning trend. more
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Mandy Johnson, owner of Redeemed Threads Consignment & Boutique LLC, stands with her husband, Laramey Johnson, on Monday, June 17, in the downtown Sedalia store. Johnson opened the consignment store on June 1 at 229 S. Ohio Ave. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Redeemed Threads opens in downtown Sedalia
A former school teacher has opened a new consignment shop in downtown Sedalia, offering clothing for the whole family. more
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2024 Charity Challenge Blood Drive seeks donors, nonprofits
Friday, June 14 marks the 20th anniversary of World Blood Donor Day, and the occasion was noted by Central Bank President and CEO Greg Eby at the Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce breakfast Thursday morning, June 13. more
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The Tyson feed mill in Dresden suffered unexplained damage Friday evening, June 7, forcing emergency crews to create a dam of soybean meal to contain an unknown liquid from leaking into the groundwater. Unknown tons of corn spilled from the silo through gaping holes. The feed mill is closed as industrial engineers assess safety of the facility. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Tyson feed mill in Dresden suffers catastrophic damage Friday
Friday evening, June 7, emergency crews rushed to the Tyson Feed Mill, 22749 state Highway T in Sedalia, for an emergency call. At least one of the grain silos at the Dresden facility had sustained catastrophic damage, with gaping holes allowing tons of grain to spill, damaging a building and causing an unknown liquid to spread across the parking lot. more
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Monday, June 3, ground was broken on Menefee Road in western Pettis County for US Quality Construction's new $10 million headquarters, which will feature a state-of-the-art supply center and provide 40 new jobs. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
US Quality Construction breaks ground on new headquarters
Monday, June 3, guests assembled under tents erected in a newly mown field off Menefee Road in western Pettis County for the groundbreaking of the US Quality Constriction headquarters. more
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Evergy uses AI to streamline veteran job application process
Evergy announced it is streamlining the onboarding process for veterans by translating every one of their jobs by mapping them through codes the military assigns. more
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Members of the Sedalia Fire Department respond to a fire at Bella Nails & Spa on West Broadway Boulevard as an employee is treated for smoke inhalation Thursday afternoon, May 23. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
SFD responds to fire at Bella Nails & Spa
Around noon Thursday, May 23, a fire broke out in a storage room at Bella Nails & Spa, 2929 W. Broadway Blvd. more
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On Monday, May 20, Ravi Singh, the cook for the new food truck Taste of India, stirs a large pot of sauce for a customer favorite: butter chicken. The food truck is behind Blue Moon Smoke Shop, 1401 S. Limit Ave., and is owned by Vikas Bhardwaj and his parents, Nisha and Vijay Bhardwaj. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
A Taste of India comes to Sedalia
Taste of India, a new Sedalia food truck, is family-owned and operated and is bringing the flavors of India to the area. more
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Cindy Holem, owner of Healthy Habits of Sedalia, stands in the store on Thursday, May 2. Healthy Habits, 1500 S. Limit Ave. in State Fair Shopping Center, will celebrate its 20th anniversary with an open house from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 4. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Healthy Habits celebrates 20 years of business
Healthy Habits will celebrate its 20th year of business on Saturday, May 4 with an open house featuring samples, gift bags, healthy drinks, and health vendors. more
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B&B Battery owner Michael Byrd, 42, sits at his desk on Tuesday, April 30. Byrd will celebrate one year of business on Wednesday, May 1. He noted that he opened the company due to the closure of DC Battery, owned by Dave Curtis, who retired after 44 years. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
B&B Battery celebrates one year of business
If you need a battery, the B&B Battery company has one. The business, owned by Michael Byrd, celebrates one year of business on Wednesday, May 1. more
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Spectrum begins broadband network expansion in Pettis County
Spectrum recently announced that construction is underway on several fiber-optic network expansion projects that will bring gigabit broadband and other Spectrum services to more than 400 homes and small businesses in Pettis County. more
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