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The lowest gas prices in Sedalia earlier this week were $3.18 at Murphy USA. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Gas prices have risen but should go down soon
Over the last week, gas prices have risen 0.4 cents per gallon, with the average at $3.23 per gallon on Monday, March 18. more
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Tom Martin
Sedalia community loses valued advocate for local businesses
Sedalia has lost one of its biggest advocates of the area business community, and the Democrat has lost a team member. more
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On Monday, March 18, Justin and Hilliary Hubbs, the new owners of Queen City Coffee Co., stand with their daughter Millie, 9, at the shop located at 3224 W. 16th St. The couple purchased the former Coffee Port Café; Queen City is now a partner with Ozark Coffee Co. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Queen City Coffee Co. reopens under new ownership
Formerly known as Coffee Port Café, the newly opened Queen City Coffee Co. has new owners and is now a partner with Ozark Coffee Co. more
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On Thursday, March 7, Sedalia hairdresser Jennifer Ramey receives a bouquet from a friend, Kathy Peterson, to celebrate her 30 years of owning the Park Avenue Salon. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Ramey celebrates 30 years with Park Avenue Salon
Sedalia hairdresser Jennifer Ramey has spent four decades in the salon business, 30 of those years at the Park Avenue Salon, which she purchased in 1994. more
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Sedalia dentist sentenced for tax evasion
A Sedalia dentist was sentenced in federal court Wednesday, March 6 for concealing more than $617,000 in earnings from the IRS over a six-year period. more
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Robert Richard Parkhurst
Parkhurst remembered for generosity and kindness
The community has lost a well-known name in local manufacturing and scouting. Robert Richard Parkhurst, 84, of Sedalia, died Saturday, March 2 at Bothwell Regional Health Center. more
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Buffalo Bins owner Sara Howell and employees show some of the new-in-box items to be found in their discount bins. Prices drop drastically each day to move merchandise quickly. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Buffalo Bins a bargain hunter's dream
Buffalo Bins, 3040 W. Broadway Blvd., is a bargain hunter’s dream. Sara Howell started the popular business just a few doors down, and has now moved into the space vacated by Save A Lot. more
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Asahi Pompey, Goldman Sachs Global Head of Corporate Engagement and President of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, speaks during the 10,000 Small Businesses program expansion announcement Friday, Feb. 23 at State Fair Community College. Photo by Nicole Cooke | Democrat
Goldman Sachs announces rural business program for Missouri
Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses announced it is expanding its $100 million Investment in Rural Communities program to Missouri. more
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On Wednesday, Feb. 21, upstairs at Ozark Coffee Co., award-winning barista Phuong Tran, right, shares a laugh with Ashley Homan, a pop-up coffee shop owner. Tran, the director of coffee education for Brewed Behavior in Kansas City, gave a two-day workshop for the staff of Ozark Coffee and its wholesale customers.  Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Ozark Coffee trains with award-winning barista
For two days this week, Ozark Coffee Company’s staff and some of its wholesale customers were privileged to train with an award-winning barista and the CEO of an international coffee consulting business. more
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The Pettis County Joint 911 Call Center began county-wide operations Aug. 16, 2021. Calls for Sedalia Police, Sedalia and Pettis County Fire, Pettis County Ambulance and the Pettis County Sheriff’s Office all are answered there.
Cell phone providers suffer outages nationwide Thursday
Thursday morning, Feb. 22, AT&T customers across the U.S. found it impossible to place calls or access the internet on their cell phones. more
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Dr. Olivia Bloom owns the Sedalia Spay and Neuter Clinic, 214 W. Main St. The clinic will host the 100 Pet Challenge on Saturday, Feb. 24, offering 100 free pet alterations. File photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Spay and Neuter Clinic to host 100 free spay/neuter event Saturday
The Sedalia Spay and Neuter Clinic, 214 W. Main St., has the ambitious goal of providing 100 free pet alterations Saturday, Feb. 24. more
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Ramey Kempton runs Designer's Touch Boutique, 509 S. Ohio Ave., with her mom, Sally Kempton, and aunt Julie Moore. Mostly interior design and gift items, they also carry some clothes like Mid Mo Trends and even some Chiefs gear. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Designer's Touch Boutique moves downtown
In the retail world, location is often everything. The owners of Designer’s Touch Boutique only opened their doors in Sedalia back in May 2023 but have already changed their location to a more prominent downtown storefront. more
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State Fair Floral, 520 S. Ohio Ave., is busy this week with Valentine's Day and the Kansas City Chiefs victory parade both on Wednesday, Feb. 14. The odd mashup of romance and football is in high-gear with the Chiefs' win and the Swift-Kelce romance adding to the fervor. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Valentine's Day and Chiefs parade may bring romance, new fans to football
When the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 11, die-hard football fans weren’t the only ones glued to their screens. more
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On Monday, Feb. 12, at Twisted Tango Frozen Yogurt, Jacob Carver, co-owner, and Natasha Parkhurst, a server, stand in the newly opened shop. Carver owns the business with Shane Graeser; the men reopened the shop on Winchester Drive on Monday, Feb. 5. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Twisted Tango reopens with new owners

Twisted Tango Frozen Yogurt in Sedalia reopens with new owners.

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Tali Lopez, seen Friday, Feb. 9, and partner Roberto Oyervides have opened El Rodeo Authentic Mexican at the corner of South Limit Avenue and West 14th Street. Lopez said the excellent location was worth the effort of converting the old Hardee's into a bright, inviting and clean restaurant. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
El Rodeo Authentic Mexican finally opens to sell-out crowds
El Rodeo Authentic Mexican Restaurant finally opened this week at the corner of South Limit Avenue and West 14th Street. more
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On Wednesday, Feb. 7, Brad and Sarah Rea stand in the new Rea Funeral Chapel and Cremation Services foyer. They will host an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10, at the new facility, 3510 W. 16th St. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Rea Funeral Chapel to host open house for new location
Rea Funeral Chapel and Cremation Services will host an open house Saturday, Feb. 10, at its new facility located on West 16th Street. more
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Sedalia business owner pleads guilty to failure to pay employment tax
A Sedalia business owner pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday, Feb. 1 to failing to pay nearly $136,000 in employment taxes he withheld from his employee’s paychecks. more
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On Wednesday, Jan. 24 at Primrose Retirement Community of Sedalia, Activities Director Connie Chevalier and residents, from left, LaVerne Monsees and Lois King hold signs supporting the Kansas City Chiefs playoff games. This week, a video featuring some of the residents in a Chiefs-related dance routine went viral on social media. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Primrose residents' KC Chiefs video goes viral

Residents of Primrose of Sedalia Retirement Community has KC Chiefs-themed video go viral. 

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Friday morning, Jan. 19, Sedalia LINCARE Inc. staff members stand beside a LINCARE van. From left, Sherry Hodges, center manager; Leanna Dedman, customer service representative; Deanna Keller, respiratory specialist; Trevor Simmons, service representative; Brenda Coleman, LPN, health care specialist, and Robert Largent, Sr. service representative. The business will move Friday, Jan. 26, to a larger location on West 32nd Street. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
LINCARE Inc. to move to larger facility

Sedalia LINCARE, Inc. to move to a 4,000 square foot facility on Jan. 26.

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During a previous Sedalia Area Farmers' Market, a Back Yonder Farms representative brings bags filled with produce and eggs to a table on a spring afternoon at the Missouri State Fairgrounds. Current and prospective vendors are invited to the SAFM vendor interest and food safety training meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 15. File photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Sedalia Area Farmers' Market working to 'build community'
Although the frigid winter weather has been giving Sedalians a run for their money, Sedalia Area Farmers' Market members are looking toward spring by offering a vendor interest and food safety training meeting in February. more
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