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On Thursday, Feb. 27, Dr. Jess Oliveira, DVM, looks over Midge, a Whippet, with Brooke Spitzer, a vet tech at Advanced Pet Care. Oliveira was hired on Feb. 17 and joins veterinarians Dr. Jennifer Jones, DVM, and Dr. Aaron Criss, DVM, at the practice. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Advanced Pet Care adds third veterinarian to its staff
Advanced Pet Care of Sedalia now has three veterinarians on staff, with the Feb. 17 hiring of Dr. Jess Oliveira, DVM. more
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On Feb. 18, a vehicle crashed into the front of  Smokehouse and The Scone Lady, causing significant damage. Photo courtesy of Hickman’s Smokehouse and The Scone Lady
Cole Camp rallies behind Hickman’s Smokehouse and The Scone Lady
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
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Emilee Limanskiy and her husband Daniel bought a former Texaco gas station on South Limit Avenue and spent a year stripping it and building Lux Coffee Co. The working garage doors can be still raised on nice days for dining al fresco. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Lux Coffee Co. makes home in renovated gas station
Lux Coffee Co's modern coffee shop may look familiar in the renovated space of a former gas station.  more
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Dustin Fields, Wrecker Operator for Dons' Towing says some drivers are simply not able to safely drive in snow and ice. Good tires are a must in snow and the wrecker driver frequently uses tire chains to increase traction. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Winter weather accidents keep local wreckers towing
With recent wintery conditions across Missouri, drivers are being extra cautious trying to keep their vehicles out of the ditches. more
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With frigid temperatures and as much as eight inches of snow predicted, store manager Scott Applegate is trying to anticipate shopper's needs by setting items like ice melt ant snow shovels near the front of the Family Center Farm & Home. Applegate is holding his only remaining snow shovel until another shipment arrives. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Shoppers on a mission to prepare for expected winter storm
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
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Huddle House employees David Buxton, Shereka Cotton, Kim Biegel, Malik Collins, Nicholas Stevens and Chris Bauer pose for a picture Thursday, Feb. 13, in the Huddle House kitchen. Huddle House is open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Huddle House brings all day breakfast to new Temp Stop diner
A Huddle House diner opened Feb. 4 at the Temp Stop, 4575 South Limit Ave. more
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!2-year-old Drake Davis ties custom jigs at the Mathewson Exhibition Center Friday at the Central Missouri Ag Expo. Matt Davis is impressed with his son's focus on creating a better fishing lure. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Young Sedalian's passion for fishing leads to jig tying business
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
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Founded by Cassie Wilhelm, The Prom Dress Store, located in Versailles, provides a way for students in need to have an opportunity to attend Prom. Photo courtesy of Cassie Wilhelm 
The Prom Dress Store helps dreams come true
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
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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.
Young entrepreneur finds sweet success
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
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Kevin Noland, known for his selflessness and dedication, died Friday, Jan. 3, in Warsaw. Photo courtesy of the Noland family
A true neighbor to all - Honoring the life of Kevin Noland
The Heartland community has been deeply affected by the passing of Kevin Noland, a man whose generosity and kindness knew no bounds. more
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Beth and Kurtis Heimsoth stand in their business, Missouri Made Shop & Comfort Café, on Tuesday, Dec. 10, in Cole Camp. The couple opened the shop in August 2023. It sells Missouri-made products plus homemade lunches and dinners. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Cole Camp’s Missouri Made has something for everybody
COLE CAMP — Missouri Made Shop & Comfort Café opened in August 2023. more
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Truffle & Sorrel Seafood and Chophouse, in downtown Sedalia, will offer specialty holiday drinks this Christmas season. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Truffle & Sorrel offers holiday plans
Restaurants and other establishments are gearing up with new and innovative menu items and activities for the holiday season. more
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Power Up! Arcade owner Matt Carver and general manager Chris Smith Monday at the new location at 1520 Devon Dr. The former Total Fitness Gym. Photo by Chris Howell
Power Up! Arcade bumps the energy with new venue
Power Up! Arcade has moved to 1520 Devon Dr., the former location of Total Fitness Gym, and the difference in size from their old location is staggering. more
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Sedalia Business Women 2023-24 Woman of the Year Joyce Grinstead, left, presents the 2024-25 Woman of the Year award to a surprised Donna Hirner-Gardner Thursday night, Nov. 7 at the Annual Public Relations Dinner. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
SBW recognizes Hirner-Gardner as Business Woman of the Year
The Sedalia Business Women recognized member Donna Hirner-Gardner as the 2024-25 Woman of the Year during its Annual Public Relations Dinner hosted Thursday,  Nov. 7 at the Sedalia Shrine Club. more
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Anna Crumley Nelson, owner and director of Studio A Dance Conservancy, cuts the ribbon on the studio's new facility on Saturday, Sept. 14, iin the Thompson Hills Shopping Center Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Special to the Democrat
Studio A Dance Conservancy moves to larger facility
Studio A Dance Conservancy has moved to a new and larger location in Thompson Hills Shopping Center. more
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Impact Signs Awnings Wraps Inc. is now open at 100 Curry Drive in the Thompson Meadows Industrial Park. Impact's new $10 million facility is 52,000 square feet and sits on a 5.5 acre development. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Impact Signs cuts ribbon on $10 million headquarters
A ribbon cutting celebrated Impact Signs Awnings Wraps Inc.'s newly completed facility at 100 Curry Drive on Thursday, Sept. 5.  more
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Blue Ramirez opened Don Jose Mexican Buffet at West Main Street and Grand Avenue in July. He said the buffet style allows customers to try items the might not normally order. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Don Jose's Mexican Buffet raises the bar on Main Street
Blue Ramirez and Jose Chivo Ayalo opened Don Jose’s Mexican Buffet, 111 South Grand Ave., in July after the building had sat vacant for seven years. more
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On Tuesday, Aug. 27, Storm and Susan Sheppard stand in LeMaire's Cajun Catfish restaurant, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2024. The restaurant was started by Susan's grandfather, Frenchie LeMaire, and progressed to her father, Joe LeMaire. Susan and her sister Tina Hiner now own LeMaire's, and her husband Storm manages it. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
LeMaire's Cajun Catfish celebrates 40 years
A Sedalia family food enterprise is still going strong four decades later, serving Cajun catfish and Louisiana specialties. more
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Ryan Reed, director of operations at Reed & Sons Jewelers in Sedalia, stands beside his diplomas on Tuesday, Aug. 27, at the store. The Independent Jewelers Organization (IJO) recently awarded Reed the title of Master IJO Jeweler Certified Diamond Grader. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Ryan Reed of Reed & Sons receives two accreditations
Ryan Reed, director of operations at Reed & Sons Jewelers in Sedalia, was recently awarded two accreditations, Certified Diamond Grader and Certified Gem Lab, through the Independent Jewelers Organization (IJO). The business is owned by his father Charles Reed.  more
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On Thursday, July 25, from left, Alex Crutchfield, Vinsent Samson, and Casey Samson stand beside The Hotdog Brothers food truck. Crutchfield and Casey Samson own the truck, and Samson’s son, Vinsent, 12, helps by taking orders at the window. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
The Hotdog Brothers serves Sedalia, surrounding areas
A new food truck in Sedalia is offering a variety of tasty hotdogs, plus giving hotdog lovers a food challenge. more
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