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On Thursday, Dec. 28, Nathan Boss, Jason Boss and Truck and Trail manager Jared Bredehoeft stand in front of the new store on West Broadway Boulevard. The store offers truck accessories, toolboxes, bumpers and spray-in bedliners. They even sell high-end hunting blinds. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Truck and Trail opens on Broadway Boulevard
Truck and Trail just opened at 2907 W. Broadway Blvd., and aims to “elevate your vehicle, one accessory at a time,” according to the slogan on the business’ website. more
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Wednesday morning, Dec. 27, Marie Dennis, owner of Ivy's Closet, and her daughter, Kaytlin VanSteenburgh, stand in the shop located in State Fair Shopping Center. The shop sells high-end and designer clothing on consignment and has 118 consignees. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Ivy's Closet offers high-end consignment for women
Women now have the opportunity to purchase high-end and designer clothing and accessories without breaking the bank or driving to the city. more
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On Thursday, Dec. 21, Liz Kehl, owner of Sedalia Strings Academy LLC in downtown Sedalia, gives a violin lesson to Preslee Moon, a fourth grader at Sacred Heart School. Moon played "Away in a Manger" for the Sunday afternoon Christmas Eve Mass at St. Vincent de Paul Parish St. Patrick Church. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Sedalia Strings Academy provides lessons for all ages
Fostering a love for music, the Sedalia String Academy LLC provides lessons for all age groups and plans to expand into a larger downtown facility soon. more
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Lindsey Starr, owner of Artistic Isle, 120 E. Sixth St., seen Wednesday, Dec. 20 with her hand-painted Christmas cards, is one of three local businesses inviting vendors Saturday, Dec. 23 for a last-minute vendor fair. The Chubby Hair Stylist, 312 S. Ohio Ave., and Silver Fang Crystals, 309 S. Ohio Ave., are also participating in the event. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Businesses plan last-minute shopping event Saturday downtown
Three downtown brick-and-mortar businesses have teamed up to provide a last-minute Christmas shopping fair downtown Saturday, Dec. 23. more
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Longtime OB/GYN physician Dr. Elmer Van Dyke, 89, will retire at the end of the month and close his private practice office. Van Dyke has practiced in Sedalia for almost six decades. "I've seen people, sometimes every year for 50 years," Van Dyke said. "It's going to be a real change for me not to be able to see those people." Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
The last of the 'old guard:' Dr. Elmer Van Dyke to retire
After more than six decades, Dr. Elmer Van Dyke, an OB/GYN physician in Sedalia, is retiring and closing his private practice at the end of the month. Retirement is bittersweet for the physician who's had some patients for 50 years. more
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Tuesday morning, Dec. 12, artist Christine Finley, formerly of Sedalia but now living in New York, works on one of two murals at the new Rea Funeral Chapel slated to open the first week of January. Finley hopes the work will bring comfort and peace to those who are bereaved. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Finley creates murals and paintings for new Rea Funeral Chapel
As the future location for Rea Funeral Chapel on West 16th Street nears completion, international artist Christine Finley, formerly of Sedalia but now working in New York, is adding artwork that brings comfort and peace to those who are bereaved. more
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Marmee's and Borgman's Bistro and Dairy celebrated their grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony presented by the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce, Friday, Dec. 1, at 105 S. Holden St. Photo by Zach Bott | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Marmee’s and Borgman’s celebrate grand opening, new start in Warrensburg
WARRENSBURG – On one side of South Holden Street, you find Warrensburg City Hall and the Chamber of Commerce. On the flip side, you find a store containing antiques, dresses, goat milk, and a bistro all in one. more
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The Christmas Tree Hill farm, 668 NW 250 Road in Centerview, will be open during daylight hours Dec. 2-10 or until the trees are gone. This is the last year for the family-owned business after more than 40 years. Photo by Annelia Nixon | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Christmas Tree Hill farm closes its barn's doors
CENTERVIEW – After 42 years, Christmas Tree Hill farm hosted its last barn event on Nov. 26. more
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Kyle Bean, owner of Gene's Boots & Hats, moved the store to its new location Wednesday night, Dec. 6. He noted the store will open for business at 9 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 7, at its new location, 3114 W. Broadway Blvd. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Gene's Boots & Hats moves to larger space
A Sedalia staple for western and practical work wear moved its shop Wednesday evening, Dec. 6 to a larger space with plans to open for business at 9 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 7. more
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Monday morning, Dec. 4, crews with Clark Contractors of Little Rock began the demolition of the former Golden Corral, 2004 W. Broadway Blvd. It is unknown what will be built on the site. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Golden Corral building comes down
It came as a surprise Monday morning, Dec. 4 when Sedalians saw the former Golden Corral building was being torn down by heavy equipment. more
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Sarah Rea, left, helps customers Monday morning, Dec. 4 at Lolly's Candy Shop in downtown Sedalia. Rea said she will close the storefront on Dec. 30 and downsize the business to the third floor of Nostalgia Vintage Apparel and Marketplace, 515 S. Ohio Ave. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Lolly's downsizes, will close storefront
Downtown Sedalia will lose a little sweetness when Lolly's Candy Shop closes its storefront at the end of the month. But don't despair; although the shop is downsizing, it will remain downtown, located on the third floor of Nostalgia Vintage Apparel and Marketplace. more
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Disabled veteran Michael Wasson and his mobility dog, Dusty, are seen at the W-K Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealership Friday, Dec. 1. The Weymuth family donated new trucks to Retrieving Freedom, a local nonprofit that trains service dogs. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
W-K donates new trucks to Retrieving Freedom
It was a happy occasion Friday, Dec. 1, as Kyle and Kelsey Weymuth, owners of W-K dealerships, donated the first of three new trucks to Retrieving Freedom, a local nonprofit that provides free service dogs across the nation. more
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After being previously used as storage space, the Lost Art Brewery finally took shape in early April 2023 when it received its brewer's license.  Photo by Zach Bott | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Bank turned brewery: Community-focused Lost Art Taproom 'hops' into new venture
KNOB NOSTER – In a former Knob Noster bank and post office, now lays the foundation of a new brewery, along with a flourishing taproom, that recently celebrated its second full year of operation. more
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Seen working on Thursday, Nov. 30, Kyle and Allison Rupe will open The Patch by Rupe Family Farms at 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 1. They will offer hayrides for $8 around the property lit with Christmas lights. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
The Patch by Rupe Family Farms opens Friday night
COLE CAMP – The Patch by Rupe Family Farms opens Friday, Dec. 1 at 10757 Highway 65 in Cole Camp, and promises delightful family fun for the holidays. more
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From left, Eddie Hart, along with son Clyde, wife Christina, and daughters Emma and Katy, stand in front of Eck Farms, 1412 S. Maguire St. in Warrensburg. The local business opened its storefront in April. Photo by Zach Bott | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Eck Farms brings new 'buzz' to Warrensburg
WARRENSBURG – Mealworms, European mounts, and a baby bearded dragon named Lucky Lucy: learn about it all at Eck Farms, 1412 S. Maguire St. in Warrensburg. more
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The syphon brewer at Chemistry Coffee Co. in Marshall resembles a chemistry experiment with two glass chambers, a filter, and a butane burner. The shop is owned by Smith-Cotton High School chemistry and physics teacher David Meyer and his wife, Erin. Photo courtesy of David Meyer
Marshall coffee shop is a conductor of good taste
Smith-Cotton High School teacher David Meyer loves science so much he creates innovative chemistry and physics labs for students. He has gone one step further by opening a science-themed coffee shop in Marshall. more
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On Monday, Nov. 27, a U.S. Dermatology Partners staff member prepares for the new location's first day of operation. The Warrensburg office opened Monday. Photo by Annelia Nixon | Warrensburg Star-Journal
U.S. Dermatology Partners opens Warrensburg office
WARRENSBURG – With more than 100 locations spread across eight states, U.S. Dermatology Partners opened a Warrensburg office on Monday, Nov. 27 in the Santa Fe Trail Shopping Center. more
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Londyn Wright was out of JCPenney by 6:15 a.m. Friday, Nov. 24 with some great Black Friday deals. Wright was off to Walmart next. Photos by Chris Howell | Democrat
Black Friday shopping a mission and a tradition
In the pre-dawn darkness Friday, Nov. 24, a long line of Black Friday shoppers lined the Sedalia Walmart sidewalk, eagerly awaiting the store’s opening. more
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Chad Williams, 48, stands in his new restaurant, Bijou, recently in Kansas City, Missouri. Williams, a 1993 Smith-Cotton High School graduate, opened the fine dining establishment on June 6 in the Westport area of KC. Photo courtesy of Chad Alexander-Williams
Bijou is a jewel box of small plates
A jewel of a fine dining restaurant tucked away in the Westport area in Kansas City, Missouri, encourages conversations with its small plate offerings and delicious desserts. Bijou, which means jewel box, opened in June and is owned by former Sedalian Chad Williams. more
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On Monday, Nov. 20, Linda (Cole) Carr, a licensed manual therapist and founder of the Vagus Genie, spoke with the Democrat about her osteopathic practice known as Wholistic Manual Medicine. Carr, originally from Sedalia, moved back in September after having a 24-year practice in Taos and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Sedalian returns to provide holistic therapies
Linda (Cole) Carr, a Sedalia native and Smith-Cotton High School graduate, has returned to Sedalia to practice holistic therapies that can help with the physical, emotional, and nervous systems. more
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