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Rebekah Mauschbaugh, co-owner of Lamplight Bookstore, stocks the new business' shelves with used books in early July ahead of the grand opening later this month. The new bookstore is located in the back of Meyer's Market in downtown Warrensburg. Photo courtesy of Lamplight Bookstore  
New bookstore to join downtown Warrensburg
WARRENSBURG — Lamplight, a new bookstore, is set to open in Warrensburg at the end of July. more
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On Friday, July 7, Bryan and Leslie Welpman, owners of Welpman Springs Brewing Co. LLC, stand in their new 50-by-30-foot taproom. The couple not only offers their original beers but many local beers, liquors, and wines. The taproom is open from 1 to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Welpman Springs Brewing adds taproom
STOVER — In the last seven years, the family-owned Welpman Springs Brewing Co. LLC has progressed and now has opened a taproom on its property near Stover. more
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Pam Osburn, RN, the Administrator at Sylvia G. Thompson Residence Center, will retire July 21 after 30 years. Osburn, of Cole Camp, is married to Marty Osburn and has three children and eight grandchildren. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
A heart for geriatrics: Pam Osburn, RN, retires after 30 years of service
Pam Osburn, RN, who has been the administrator of Sylvia G. Thompson Residence Center for three decades, is retiring on July 21. Osburn was hired as the director of nursing in November 1992, and she took the initiative to become a nursing home administrator and did so within a month. more
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Impact Signs President and CEO David Goodson, wearing his father's patriotic helmet, family, employees and valued guests broke ground Friday morning, June 30 on the company's new headquarters at 810 Curry Drive in Sedalia. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Impact Signs breaks ground on $8 million Sedalia headquarters
Impact Signs broke ground on its new headquarters Friday morning, June 30 in a field at 810 Curry Drive in Sedalia. Tents had been erected, scores of guests gathered and shovels were lined up and ready. more
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Dylan Butler, Clara Butler and Mona operate Hale's Fireworks on South Limit Avenue just south of the Sedalia city limits. The Butlers stress locking up animals as they tend to run away when fireworks are used. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Celebrate safely with fireworks during extremely dry conditions
Clara Butler sells fireworks at the huge Hale’s Fireworks tent on South Limit Avenue. Butler knows the Sedalia area is a tinderbox due to dry conditions but thinks people can still celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks if they exercise caution. more
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From left, Cindy Dean, Ryder Dean, Trenton Cockrum, Kiera Rudzik and Steve Riska stand in front of Rollin Smoke BBQ and Catering's new location, 1034 S. Maguire St. in Warrensburg. Photo by Meliyah Venerable | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Rollin Smoke BBQ and Catering opens new restaurant
WARRENSBURG — Rollin Smoke BBQ and Catering now has a permanent location on the south side of Warrensburg. more
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Kansha Hibachi and Sushi celebrated its grand opening on Sunday, June 25. After two years with a food truck, the restaurant is now in a new location at 303 E. Cooper Blvd. in Warrensburg. Photo by Grace Fugate | Warrensburg Star Journal
Kansha Hibachi and Sushi celebrates grand opening at new location
WARRENSBURG – Kansha Hibachi and Sushi celebrated its grand opening on Sunday, June 25 at a new establishment in the shopping center at 303 E. Cooper Blvd. in Warrensburg. more
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Primrose Retirement Communities President B.J. Schaefbauer cuts the ribbon re-opening the retirement community, formerly Cedarhurst, he and his partners purchased in March. Mayor Andrew Dawson, members of the Sedalia City Council, Primrose employees and residents, and community members were on hand for the festivities. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Primrose Retirement Community celebrates grand re-opening
Primrose Retirement Community hosted a re-opening ceremony Thursday, June 15. more
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Deborah Chabino recently opened Sedalia Nutrition with her husband, Joe, at 310 S. Ohio Ave. in downtown Sedalia. Daughter Ally Adair can be seen working the bar in the background serving loaded teas and meal-replacement shakes. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Loaded teas offer caffeine jolt at Sedalia Nutrition
Deborah Chabino, of Sedalia, discovered Herbalife teas at a shop near her hometown in Missouri’s bootheel. more
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Bothwell Regional Health Center Pharmacy Director Brad Nicholson requested $37,500 from the City of Sedalia for software to track opioid diversion within the facility. The AI software scrutinizes different hospital reports to target medicine losses. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Artificial Intelligence software to track opioids at Bothwell
Monday evening, June 5, the Sedalia City Council awarded $37,500 to Bothwell Regional Health Center for opioid tracking software. more
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Ben Pierce and Bryan Sams, owners of MuleKicker BBQ, stand inside the newly renovated restaurant, 630 E. Young Ave. in Warrensburg, on Wednesday, May 31.  Photo by Meliyah Venerable | Warrensburg Star-Journal
MuleKicker BBQ brings a touch of Texas to the Midwest
WARRENSBURG — Ben Pierce and Bryan Sams have brought a touch of Texas barbecue to Warrensburg. MuleKicker BBQ emerged after a 10-year quest to recreate Texas barbecue in Missouri. more
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From left, Cordale Singleton, of Sedalia, Luke Bolton, of Knob Noster, and Josh Keller, of Sedalia, play Magic: The Gathering on a recent Friday night at Forever 10 Gaming. The local business is celebrating 10 years. Photo by Nicole Cooke | Democrat
Forever 10 celebrates a decade of business
A local business is celebrating 10 years of providing a welcoming environment to those looking for a place to play card and board games. more
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Heidi and Tim Aulgur, owners of Aulgur Livestock, display their free-range eggs on Tuesday, May 23 at the Sedalia Area Farmers' Market. The Aulgurs sell beef, lamb and eggs raised on their Marshall farm at the Sedalia market. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Healthy eggs, beef and lamb at the farmers market
People generally attend farmer’s markets to get the freshest produce available, and one vendor from Marshall is providing beef, lamb and eggs directly from his family farm. more
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Jamila Khalil
Khalil named publisher of Democrat, Star-Journal
Jamila Khalil has been named publisher of the Sedalia Democrat and the Warrensburg Star-Journal, as announced this month by Phillips Media Group, the Democrat’s parent company. more
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Designer's Touch Boutique owners, from left, Julie Moore, Ramey Kempton and Shelly Kempton, opened the shop on May 12 at 2802 W. Main St. It features gifts and home decor items for all ages. Moore and Shelly Kempton are sisters, and Ramey is Shelly's daughter. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Designer's Touch Boutique opens on Main Street
A new boutique in Sedalia offers a little something for everyone. more
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Chelsey McGrath, the owner of Divine Canine Dog Grooming LLC, gives her client Nova a bath Thursday morning, May 25. McGrath recently opened her business inside Bark House Bed & Biscuit, owned by Austin and Kaitlyn Cunningham. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Divine Canine finds a home at Bark House
A new dog groomer is busy seeing clients in her newly established business, Divine Canine Dog Grooming LLC, based inside Bark House Bed & Biscuit in Sedalia. more
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Old Town South is a new restaurant in Knob Noster. Olde Town South is at 109 E. McPherson St. in Knob Noster.  Photo courtesy of Olde Town South
Olde Town South opens in Knob Noster
KNOB NOSTER — A new restaurant, Olde Town South, has opened in downtown Knob Noster. more
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Trevor and Lauren Mallard opened Mallard's Smokin' Bar-B-Que in 2019. Mostly catering, they also run the stylish black food trailer often seen at West 16th Street and Devin Road in Sedalia. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Mallard's Smokin' Bar-B-Que for the KC-style purists
Mallard’s Smokin’ Bar-B-Que operates a distinctive black food trailer just off West 16th Street on Devin Road in Sedalia. more
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Knob Noster kicks off Open Air Market next weekend
Knob Noster kicks off Open Air Market this weekend
KNOB NOSTER — “Springfest,” the first day of the monthly Knob Noster Open Air Market, will be hosted Saturday, May 20. more
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Lyn Henderson and his daughter Haleigh Brunner stand in front of Kempf’s Custom Butchering Friday morning in rural Pettis County. Henderson and his wife, Wendy, of Arkansas, purchased the well-known Kempf’s recently and plan to retain the name and quality the shop is known for. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Kempf's Custom Butchering is under new ownership
Kempf’s Custom Butchering has been a staple in the local community since 1987. The shop has changed hands and is under new ownership but will retain its quality and well-known name. more
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