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Crisis Intervention Training saves lives
Crisis Intervention Team training teaches law enforcement officers and first responders how to interact with people they encounter who need assistance. “It's always been an issue,” … more
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An aerial photo depicts Spring Fork Lake. Despite being south of city limits, the lake is provided by the City of Sedalia as a recreational opportunity.
Springfork Lake reopens for public use
After evaluating the condition of Springfork Lake on Tuesday, Oct. 12, it was determined that the lake would reopen for public use beginning Oct. 13.  The City closed the lake on Sept. 21 for … more
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Visit Hubbard Park and take a Storybook Walk 
Storybook Walk Project is a collaboration between Boonslick Regional Library of Sedalia and Sedalia Parks and Recreation. The Storybook Walk is located at Hubbard Park in Sedalia, at the corner of … more
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Community Café volunteer Linda Allmon places an apple half into a container Thursday evening. The café usually feeds an evening meal to 30 to 60 people Monday through Friday.
Community Café seeks volunteers
The Community Café, which serves 30 to 60 evening meals Monday through Friday, is in need of more volunteers.  Thursday evening, friends and volunteers Kathleen Boswell, Linda Ahrens, … more
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Ace is an 18-month-old Belgian Malinois. He will be trained as a patrol dog certified in drug detection, tracking, and apprehension, also known as bite-work.
K9 officer joins Sedalia Police
The Sedalia Police Department welcomed its newest and youngest K9 officer this week. “This is Ace, he’s a 14-months Belgian Malinois,” Chief Matthew Wirt said. “He’s … more
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Caprice Dollar, 11, a zombie volunteer in the Sedalia Parks Zombie Run, blocks the way of runners at Clover Dell Park in 2018. Runners wore two flags around their waist. If a zombie took one, the runner had a second life; if the second was taken they were considered “infected."
Sedalia Parks & Rec plans Halloween, Christmas events
As with every season, the Sedalia Parks and Recreation Department has a series of events planned for the community this holiday season.  According to Special Events and Marketing Manager … more
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City seeks citizen input on community survey 
The City of Sedalia and Missouri Main Street Connection are partnering to gather information on what the community wants to see downtown. Feedback will help direct planning and future goals for the … more
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Newly pinned firefighter Michael Wdowiak with his wife, Taylor, at Monday’s Sedalia City Council meeting.
Sedalia City Council honors employees, firefighters
Monday evening’s Sedalia City Council meeting was awash with blue uniforms as firefighters turned out to support Sedalia Fire Department’s two newest firefighters; Michael Wdowiak had his … more
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Jim Curtis, of Lee’s Summit, works on his 1995 LT1 convertible Saturday morning before judging starts at the Corvette Show and Cruise-in hosted by Hotel Bothwell in downtown Sedalia. More than 60 Corvettes were featured.
‘Vettes line the streets of downtown
The fourth annual Corvette Show and Cruise-in was hosted by Hotel Bothwell on Saturday in downtown Sedalia.  Hotel Bothwell Assistant General Manager Jessica Martin said this year’s … more
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Clarendon Road to close for repairs near Southwest Village
At 6:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 5 through 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 8, Clarendon Road will be closed from Anderson Avenue at Katy Trail Subdivision and north of Anderson Avenue at Southwest Village … more
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Daum Museum of Contemporary Art Curator/Director Thomas Piche’ Jr. talks about the art piece “Jon” by Mike Lion made with computer-aided marking systems. The piece is in the “Sketches, Drawings and Limnings” exhibit in the Scott Gallery.
Three new shows open at Daum Museum
After a hiatus due to the COVID pandemic, three new exhibits opened Friday at the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art. On Wednesday, Daum Curator/Director Thomas Piche’ Jr. walked through the … more
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The management of the Sedalia wastewater treatment plant on Main Street, seen Friday, has been caught falsifying records sent to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. He resigned Friday, Sept. 24.
Wastewater reports falsified, City of Sedalia employee resigns
A City of Sedalia wastewater plant manager resigned Friday, Sept. 24 after discrepancies were found in wastewater reports filed to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. “The employee … more
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The Sedalia Area Farmer’s Market has fewer and fewer vendors come through when the season starts coming to an end and is less busy on Tuesday afternoons.
Sedalia Area Farmer’s Market, vendors busy even in the off-season
The Sedalia Area Farmers’ Market is about to head into its off-season at the end of October after the 13th season closes out.  The off-season is a time for the market and its vendors to … more
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Tanner Durham works the ground Tuesday as Brandon Hill grabs yard waste with a robotic grapple. Both men are Sedalia Public Works employees. They ask citizens not to pile debris under power lines or tree branches.
City offers advice for refuse removal
Sedalia is regularly overrun with trash, debris and broken appliances dumped thoughtlessly by the roadside without a thought of scheduling pickup. Brenda Ardrey is the Director of Public Works for … more
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Workers, seen Thursday, are breaking ground for the Downtown Pavilion project of Furnell Investments at West Second Street and South Ohio Avenue.
Downtown pavilion breaks ground
This week Furnell Investments broke ground on the new pavilion it is building at West Second Street and South Ohio Avenue. “We're excited that we have finally had the opportunity to get … more
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From left, Bob Blakey, Michael Haynes, Susie Poindexter, Andrea Hirst and Suzy Ward prepare to leave Hotel Bothwell on a guided tour to St. Charles Monday.
Katy Trail cyclists support local economies
Luke Harris operates Crossroads Bike Tours and Monday he led a group of 10 riders and three guides from their overnight stay at Hotel Bothwell onward toward St. Charles. “It’s a … more
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The Missouri State Fair, pictured recently, and State Fair Community College are considering the possibility of expansion before it’s too late.
Missouri State Fairgrounds, SFCC consider expansion
The Missouri State Fairgrounds and State Fair Community College are considering the possibility of expanding. There are 398 acres of land west of the fairgrounds that are being considered as a … more
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The Central Sales closure Monday leaves many ranchers wondering where they will buy and sell their cattle.
Central Sales hosts final cattle auction
Monday was the final cattle auction at Central Missouri Sales on South Limit Avenue in Sedalia. Around two weeks ago, E.H. Fowler's landlord sold the cattle market property, leaving many wondering … more
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The Trust Building restoration, seen Wednesday, has reached a milestone with all the first-floor windows being replaced with modern, thermally-efficient aluminum-framed windows.
Renovation of historic Trust Building picks up pace
After years as a derelict reminder of Sedalia’s past, the historic Trust Building at Fourth Street and Ohio Avenue is turning over a new leaf. This week Roberts Rollings Architects announced … more
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100 Years of Hubbard Park pavers for purchase
To continue the celebration of 100 years of Hubbard Park, the Sedalia Parks and Recreation Department will be selling 12-by-12 pavers to go around the playground at Hubbard Park.  The paver … more
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