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Karen Summers, owner of the Fork in the Road food truck, prepares to serve customers Thursday night at the Sedalia First Thursday event downtown. Summers offers comfort meals such as pasta, chicken dishes, and tasty desserts. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
‘A restaurant on wheels:' Fork in the Road serves comfort meals
A local food truck is working on serving more than typical fast food by preparing down-home comfort meals for customers. more
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Real Estate Transactions for May 9
April 24 more
On Friday, May 5, the Historic Trust Building, 322 S. Ohio Ave., was reopened after a four-year restoration effort by CSC Construction Group. A crowd of well-wishers attended. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Historic Trust Building reopens in downtown Sedalia
The Historic Trust Building reopened Friday, May 5 in downtown Sedalia with great fanfare after a four-year reconstruction effort by Brian and Kathi Smith of CSC Construction Group. more
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On Thursday, May 4, Lynn Paszkiewicz hands out a double-dipped cone of Birthday Cake and purple Ube ice cream. Lynn Paszkiewicz co-owns Cow Bird Creamery and Sweets with her husband, Christopher Paszkiewicz. The couple recently moved their eatery to a downtown location. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Cow Bird Creamery celebrates its first anniversary
Cow Bird Creamery and Sweets celebrated its first anniversary on Thursday in a new downtown location offering a larger sitting capacity and menu. more
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A customer looks over the selection at the Back Yonder Farms stand at the Sedalia Area Farmers’ Market in October 2021. The market's 15th season begins Friday, May 5. File photo by Skye Melcher | Democrat
Sedalia Area Farmers' Market to open for 15th season on Friday
With spring weather finally here and summer just around the corner, it’s time for the return of the Sedalia Area Farmers’ Market. more
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Tuesday afternoon, May 2, Myrna Ragar, right, stands with friend and classmate Emma Curry from the Smith-Cotton High School Class of 1959. Ragar is leaving Sedalia this month to relocate to Mississippi. Her classmates hosted a goodbye luncheon at the Sedalia Country Club for her on Tuesday. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Sedalia artist and businesswoman says goodbye
Well-known Sedalia artist and businesswoman Myrna Ragar will relocate to Hernando, Mississippi, to be closer to her family this month. In a poignant moment on Tuesday, she met with a few classmates for a goodbye luncheon from the Smith-Cotton High School Class of 1959. more
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David Nevils, Behavioral Health Care Manager, is named the Employee of the Year during the Katy Trail Community Health annual meeting. Photo courtesy of Katy Trail Community Health
Katy Trail Community Health hosts annual meeting
More than 100 people attended the Katy Trail Community Health annual meeting on April 20 at the Best Western State Fair Inn in Sedalia. more
Real Estate Transactions for May 2
April 17 more
Employees of Jake's Creative Woodworks Inc. pose for a photo inside the Smithton shop in April. Owner Jake Gieschen, back row third from left, started the company 20 years ago at age 21. Photo by Nicole Cooke | Democrat
Jake's Creative Woodworking celebrates 20 years
SMITHTON – What started as a hobby has become a successful business for Jake’s Creative Woodworks as it celebrates 20 years in 2023. more
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Real Estate Transactions for April 25
April 10 more
David Curry receives a hug from Jessica Craig the director of Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County, during the EDSPC Recognition Dinner Thursday evening, as EDSPC President Rusty Kahrs looks on. Curry received the Pioneer in Economic Development Award and is one of four people to receive the EDSPC Lifetime Achievement Award; he received it at the 2007 Works for You banquet.
Curry receives Pioneer in Economic Development Award
Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County celebrated the manufacturing industry and recognized a “founding father of development” during an awards dinner Thursday evening, April 20 at the Sedalia Country Club. more
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On Wednesday, April 19, Johnny Tevis pours a combination of pink bubblegum and blue cotton candy flavorings over shaved ice at Johnny Penguins in Warrensburg. Tevis co-owns the business with his wife, Jamie. This is the second year for the shop. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Johnny Penguins begins its second year
WARRENSBURG — A small but popular shaved ice shop in Warrensburg is gaining clients as it enters its second full year. more
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Real Estate Transactions April 18
April 3 more
Allen Wilken of Wilken Music Company is planning on closing the business after 50 years in Sedalia. The business will remain open as they sell remaining inventory and say goodbye to longtime customers. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Wilken Music to close after 50 years
Allen Wilken of Wilken Music Company, 207 S. Ohio Ave., will soon be closing the doors of the music store his parents, Carl and Barbara Wilken, started 50 years ago. more
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Fleur.ish owner Mariam Kozlenko stands at the front counter in her floral shop, 120 E. Main St. in Sedalia, on Wednesday, April 12. The small business opened in Fall 2022. Photo by Nicole Cooke | Democrat
New downtown Sedalia floral shop offering light & airy designs
A new shop in downtown Sedalia is offering small gifts and floral arrangements for any occasion. more
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Taber Redford, owner of Marie Grace Boutique, 2209 W. Main St., stands next to one of her clothing displays on Tuesday afternoon, April 11. The women's clothing and accessories store opened in March. Photo by Nicole Cooke | Democrat
Marie Grace Boutique offers women's clothing, accessories
A new women’s clothing and accessories boutique has opened this spring on West Main Street. more
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Lendmark Financial expands Missouri presence with Sedalia branch
Lendmark Financial Services, a leading provider of household credit and consumer loan solutions, continues to expand its Missouri footprint, opening a branch in Sedalia. The branch is located at 3400 W. Broadway Blvd. Suite B. more
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Smith-Cotton preparing for new professional studies program
Smith-Cotton High School is taking some of its first steps toward implementing the new Center for Advanced Professional Studies program. more
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Slim Chickens, 3515 W. Broadway Blvd., opened Monday. The restaurant was founded in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Slim Chickens opens to hungry diners
Slim Chickens opened this week at 3515 W. Broadway Blvd. The new restaurant was packed with patrons Tuesday afternoon and General Manager Holly Morgan couldn’t be happier. more
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BLUSH, all women's gym, opens in Warrensburg
WARRENSBURG — An all-women fitness boot camp has opened for women in Warrensburg: BLUSH Bootcamp. more
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