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Robinson Outdoor lifts its four-sided display billboard into place at the corner of West Broadway Boulevard and South Limit Avenue on Tuesday. The 59,000-pound billboard was lifted into place Tuesday morning by a 240-ton crane.
Giant display billboard erected at Broadway & Limit
​​Tuesday, a mammoth four-sided sign was erected at the corner of West Broadway Boulevard and South Limit Avenue. The digital billboard will be capable of ads running on four sides … more
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Nucor sponsors S-C junior high students
On June 2, Sedalia School District 200 announced a partnership with Nucor Steel Sedalia that will provide a system of outreach and support for select Smith-Cotton Junior High students.   … more
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On Monday afternoon, representatives from Heartland Hospice and Promedica Senior Care host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Pettis County location. Heartland Hospice and Promedica Senior Care have partnered together to provide patients care.
Hospice Care Center partners with Promedica
On Monday, Heartland Hospice reopened as part of Promedica Senior Care and hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 150 S. Limit Ave. Suite 400.   Hospice care is specialized care that focuses … more
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Surrounded by community members, elected officials and employees, Sedalia Democrat Publisher Jim Perry cuts the ribbon celebrating the Sedalia Democrat’s new location at 111 W. Fourth St. during an open house hosted Friday, June 10. The new building, formerly the Sedalia Water Department, is across the street from one of the Democrat’s past locations at 108-110 W. Fourth St.
Photos: Democrat celebrates ribbon-cutting at new location
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Cassie Hedderich grooms Maggie on Wednesday at the newly opened Scruffy 2 Fluffy shop on West Main Street. Missy Roberts owns the shop that opened on March 1.
Scruffy 2 Fluffy opens in downtown Sedalia
A new dog grooming service opened on March 1 in downtown Sedalia, and it is offering full service to canines of all breeds and sizes. Missy Roberts owns the shop located on West Main Street. Her … more
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Missouri Furniture workers carry a soaked rug from the flooded showroom after last Wednesday’s flooding.
Missouri Furniture showrooms devastated by flooding
When Sedalia received a record rainfall overnight last week, many homes had flooded basements as drainage systems were overwhelmed by the sheer volume of water. Dan Carroll, Manager of Missouri … more
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Jim Perry
Perry named Democrat, Star-Journal publisher
Jim Perry has been named publisher of the Sedalia Democrat and Warrensburg Star-Journal, as announced this month by Phillips Media Group, the Democrat’s parent company. Perry has a long … more
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Jared Sirna, seen Thursday, offers minnows, mealworms, crickets and a special Canadian/European nightcrawler sure to please the pickiest trout.
Bait shop opens on South Limit
Jared Sirna is an avid fisherman who noticed an opportunity when driving to the lake. “I’ve been heading to the lake my whole life and wanting to pick up some bait on the way,” … more
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Rebecca La Strada, owner of Becca’s Framing and Antiques, points to the new brick tuckpointing work on her building Tuesday. Funds from the Sedalia Central Business and Cultural District helped with some of the funding for La Strada’s new facade restoration project.
Downtown building facades receive a needed facelift
David Esser, Chairman of the Central Business and Cultural District board, stood before the Sedalia City Council on Monday night to report on the CBCD’s successes. “The façade … more
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Owner Chris Paszkiewicz stands alongside manager Amanda Gaspard at Cow Bird Creamery and Sweets on Wednesday afternoon. Paszkiewicz, who is Ivory Grille's executive chef, owns the new sweets store along with his wife, Lynn.
New shop offering ice cream, sweet treats
Ivory Grille’s executive chef has ventured into the world of sweets. On May 4, Chris Paszkiewicz and his wife, Lynn, opened Cow Bird Creamery and Sweets in the same building as Roadside … more
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Wisper Internet launches new tower in Johnson County
JOHNSON COUNTY — Wisper Internet has launched a new wireless broadband tower in Johnson County to serve households in the Knob Noster area. The new tower, which went online last week, is … more
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The Freedom glamping site at Diamond S Ranch is decorated in a patriotic theme. All sites come with a coffee maker, fire pit, water, shower and toilet. Tucked back in rural Morgan County, the sites are peaceful and quiet.
Diamond S Ranch, peaceful and serene
FLORENCE — In time for the summer season and the Memorial Day holiday weekend, Diamond S Ranch is opening its glamping, camping, hiking, and wedding services. Donnie Sattler, a captain … more
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Mandy Root
APS Solutions announces CFO
A relatively new company is growing exponentially and recently appointed its first chief financial officer. American Professional Staffing Solutions LLC was a recent division of ProEnergy … more
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Nicki Rice stands in her newly reopened downtown shop, Bleak to Chic LLC, on Friday morning. Rice previously operated the shop in Hughesville. Bleak to Chic, specializing in handcrafted home décor, hosted an open house Friday. It is located at 106 W. Seventh St.
Bleak to Chic LLC reopens in Sedalia
Sedalia has gained a new downtown shop with the opening of Bleak to Chic LLC, formerly of Hughesville. The décor shop, specializing in handcrafted items, hosted an open house Friday. It … more
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Two photos printed in the Oct. 7, 1967, Sedalia Capital show the beginning of the 108-110 W. Fourth St. building being torn down. The building was demolished to make room for a parking lot.
The home of Sedalia news: A look back at the Democrat’s former locations
Through the years, the Sedalia Democrat has been at several different locations and under the direction of many publishers and editors. As the Democrat moves into its new building on West Fourth … more
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Democrat pressman Nelson Lakey walks by the press Friday, March 11 as the last edition of the Sedalia Democrat is printed at 700 S. Massachusetts Ave. The Democrat is now printed at Nowata Printing in Springfield, which is owned by the Democrat’s parent company, Phillips Media Group.
Photos: Moving forward: Democrat staff spends months preparing for new location
During the Wings for Wags fundraiser Saturday night at Craft Beer Cellar, third place winner Brett Childers and his mother, Carla Childers, dish up barbecue chicken wings for Sally Zinevich, director of development from Retrieving Freedom Inc. The event was a fundraiser for Retrieving Freedom, which provides service dogs for veterans with PTSD and children with autism.
Wings for Wags a success
Barbecue chicken wings produced a tempting aroma in downtown Sedalia Saturday night, as 10 teams grilled for a cause. more
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