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On Thursday morning, Bella by Tere owner Teresa Costilla works on a brow tint for customer Cynthia Fernandez. The brow tint will last Fernandez two weeks before she has to get a fresh tint.
The changing world of beauty
The beauty world is forever changing, from thin to thick eyebrows, tattooed eyebrows to henna eyebrows and false eyelashes to lash extensions.   In this ever-changing world, the popularity … more
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The Pediatric Place, 1800 W. Irish Lane in Knob Noster, will host Haircuts for All on Aug. 8. Patrons will find haircuts, sensory room access, snacks, drinks, and adaptable environments for children to experience a comfortable haircut before school starts.
The Pediatric Place to host ‘Haircuts for All’
KNOB NOSTER – The Pediatric Place will be hosting an event, Haircuts for All, next week for those with sensory needs. The event will be hosted from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 8 at The … more
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Two cemeteries back in local ownership
Effective on Aug. 1, Memorial Park Cemetery and Highland Sacred Gardens have been acquired by Page-Dady Enterprises LLC.   Memorial Park Cemetery is at 3306 Greenridge Road and Highland … more
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LaQuisha Sapp is the Owner and Operator of a new Knob Noster-based landscaping business, Xpress Yourself Landscaping.
Sapp brings new business to hometown
KNOB NOSTER — Knob Noster has a new landscaping business, Xpress Yourself Landscaping.   LaQuisha Sapp, owner and operator of Xpress Yourself Landscaping, was born and raised in Knob … more
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Customers pack Mighty Melt Sandwich and Spud Shop during its reopening on Tuesday, Aug. 2. The Sedalia shop originally closed in January after 37 years of operation. According to Might Melt’s new owner Jeffrey Whitford, the community response was so great that at 2:30 p.m., the shop was still working hard to complete back orders.
Mighty Melt reopens doors after seven months
On Jan. 13, Mighty Melt Sandwich and Spud Shop, a local favorite, officially announced it was closing its doors after 37 years of operation in what was assumed to be a permanent decision. The choice … more
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Real estate transactions Aug. 2
July 18 Chaz D. Moore to Kayla Blakely, Houstonia Longan, block 17, lot 5 and 6. Ronald Morrison to Nathanael Bailey, Monsees Lake Estates, lot 17. Harold T. Hill to Cody L. Bergman, … more
Stacey and Jon Howerton stand with their newly grown sunflowers. The Howertons are the owners of Hazel Hill Farm in Centerview.
Hazel Hill Farm opens sunflower field for the perfect summer photos
CENTERVIEW — Most of Missouri has been dreading the hot and sunny days, but Stacey and Jon Howerton of Hazel Hill Farm are thankful. The constant sunlight has helped their new sunflower farm … more
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Willie Taylor, owner and barber of All-Starz Barbershop, cuts the hair of a patron at the Knob Noster location.
All-Starz prepares for sixth annual Fresh 4 Success event
JOHNSON COUNTY — Though All-Starz Barbershop is gearing up for its sixth annual Fresh 4 Success back-to-school event, community outreach has been a priority for event organizer Willie Taylor … more
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On Thursday, Maxion Wheels announced a major expansion of its Sedalia plant, 3610 W. Main St. Military wheels, electric wheels and towable vehicle wheels will soon be manufactured.
Maxion Wheels announces major expansion
Thursday, Maxion Wheels announced it is recruiting more than 60 new team members for its Sedalia steel wheels operation.   “The Maxion Wheels Sedalia plant is very excited to add … more
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The ribbon was cut Wednesday to open Bothwell Regional Health Center’s two new clinics, Bothwell Internal Medicine Specialists and Bothwell Pulmonary Specialists. Among those in attendance were, from left, Katie Shannon, Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce president; Dr. Gabriel Anders, Bothwell Pulmonary Specialists; Shawna Sapaugh, DNP, FNP-C, Bothwell Internal Medicine Specialists; Dr. Daniel Woolery, Bothwell Pulmonary Specialists; and Dr. William Woolery, Bothwell Internal Medicine Specialists.
Photo: Bothwell opens two clinics on South Ingram Avenue
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From left, Dylan Wickham, William Doak, and Adam Bell of Dogwood Outdoors pose in front of a hunting rifle case at Dogwood Outdoors. The sons of Doug Wickham and Billy Doak are following in their father’s footsteps as they continue the family business.
Dogwood Outdoors provides among sporting goods scarcity
WARRENSBURG – Dogwood Outdoors LLC is officially open for business following its grand opening ceremony Friday, July 15.   Dogwood Outdoors, 114 Southeast 581 Road. is a sporting … more
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Real estate transactions July 26
July 11 David and Jennifer Cachero to Anna L. and Nathan R. Wittman, Crescent Hill, block 3, lots 9, 10.   Vivian M. Cline to Angelica Dawn Thomas, Crescent Hill, block 2, lots 10, 11. … more
On Friday, the owner and photographer of Wild Heart Collective, Kendra Dorr, poses for a photo at Centennial Park.
Photographer captures moments of beauty and life
A Sedalia photographer is helping people embrace the beauty in their own story and celebrate life for everything it is.   Kendra Dorr wants to remind people that all of their struggles, … more
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Krista Metcalf, owner of Wild Jade Boutique, stands with her daughter inside the store. The inspiration behind the store's name comes from her daughter, whose middle name is Jade and is her wild child.
New boutique to open downtown
Across the street from the Hayden Liberty Center and Fitter’s Fifth Steet Pub sits an empty old brick building painted grey with “Wild Jade” on the window. This brick building will … more
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Local Verizon retailer to host annual backpack giveaway
Round Room LLC, the nation’s largest Verizon Authorized Retailer, announced that its TCC and Wireless Zone stores are donating 140,000 backpacks full of school supplies in the upcoming … more
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Brightspeed announces initial fiber build markets for Missouri
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Brightspeed announced it will build a large segment of its planned fiber optics network in Missouri, where it expects to deliver, by the end of 2023, over 130,000 new fiber … more
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Real estate transactions July 19
July 5 Pioneer Properties LLC to Salvador Rene Najera, Hale and Gentry 2nd Addition, block 3, lot 4. Beverly J. and Michael Swain to Jacob T. Newell, Westmoreland Place Addition, block F. … more
Alannah and Angi Hess walk through their fields Tuesday afternoon. The Hess family works together to produce fruits and vegetables to sell at the Sedalia Area Farmers’ Market.
Beulah Valley Farms prospers in the first year
STOVER — Less than a year ago, a family found a patch of land outside Stover that would help them complete their dream of farming.   Angi and Matthew Hess purchased land outside … more
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Real estate transactions July 12
June 27 Gerald A. and Mary Lee Butsch to Maria Del Rosario Sainz and Rodolfo Lopez, section 3; township 45; range 21; Martin and Cotton’s 3rd Addition, block 5, lot 1. Christi … more
Chris Rippey, a certified arborist and owner of the Missouri Arborist Co., checks his laptop to see how healthy a tree is in his yard on Friday. Rippey, an arborist for Stanford University for 14 years and Seattle Parks for six, recently moved to Sedalia with his family.
Local arborist is looking into Sedalia's trees
Sedalia now has a certified arborist who, through soundwaves, can assess a tree's health by looking into its core. Chris Rippey, a certified arborist, recently moved to Sedalia with his wife, … more
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