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Two challenge Baeza for Pettis County Eastern Commissioner seat
Three Republican candidates are running for Pettis County Eastern Commissioner, a four-year term, in the Aug. 6 primary election. more
Two challenge Marcum for Pettis County Western Commissioner seat
Three Republican candidates are running for Pettis County Western Commissioner, a four-year term, in the Aug. 6 primary election. more
Weekly Report: Pettis County Commission appoints building and grounds director
During daily meetings June 24-28, the Pettis County Commission completed the following: more
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Northbound drivers will be diverted to the southbound bridge over Muddy Creek on North U.S. Highway 65 for bridge rehabilitation through Fall 2024. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
MoDOT rehabilitating bridge over Muddy Creek on North US 65
The Missouri Department of Transportation has begun rehabilitating the U.S. Highway 65 northbound bridge over Muddy Creek in Pettis County. The bridge is just north of John Road and Smeltzer Road. more
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In a move away from the "sterile" look of previous patient rooms, freshly renovated patient rooms at Bothwell Regional Health Center will feature a contemporary color palette, new furnishings, and smart boards for connectivity with doctors, staff and family. Photo courtesy of the Bothwell Foundation 
Bothwell Foundation seeks sponsors for patient room remodels
The Bothwell Foundation has begun its Patient Room Remodel Project, an ambitious renovation beginning with 24 rooms in the Medical and Surgical Unit on 2 Southwest at Bothwell Regional Health Center. more
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Olive Branch Baptist Church has donated its property on Route O to The Embassy for a sober living facility six miles north of Sedalia. Eventually, the facility will have beds for more than 50 people hoping to make a change in their lives. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Olive Branch Baptist Church donates to The Embassy for sober living facility
Olive Branch Baptist Church recently donated its church, property and buildings to The Embassy for a sober living facility that will eventually house more than 50 people looking to make a change in their lives. more
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Members and supporters of VFW Post 2591 participate in the Fourth of July parade on July 4, 2023, in downtown Sedalia. The theme was "National Treasure." File photo by Nicole Cooke | Democrat
Fourth of July festivities planned across west central Missouri
With Independence Day just around the corner, numerous events, activities, and fireworks displays are planned across west central Missouri. more
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Absentee voting begins for primary election
The Aug. 6 primary election is officially six weeks away, as absentee voting begins Tuesday, June 25. more
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Weekly Report: Pettis County Commission discusses insurance, approves design services agreement
During daily meetings June 17-21, the Pettis County Commission completed the following: more
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During summer heat waves, everyone needs to take care of themselves, especially those who work outside, such as city, county or state road crews and farmers and ranchers. File photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Use caution during the hot days of summer
Although it's not July, this week has seen higher-than-normal summer temperatures and heat indices. During a heat wave, it is essential to watch out for heat-related illness. more
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Sedalia man arrested in Boonville after being seen on local porch cam
A Sedalia man has been arrested after he alarmed local residents earlier this month by appearing on home surveillance cameras late at night. more
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Anthony and Brittany Salmons lost everything in an early morning fire Tuesday, June 18 but were able to get family and one pet out. Firefighters found their second dog in a back room of the home and carried Maverick out with only burns to his back legs and tail. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Van Natta Road fire destroys family home
At 4:25 a.m. Tuesday, June 18, the Pettis County Fire Protection District received a call and rushed to the home of Anthony and Brittany Salmons in the 2500 block of Van Natta Road in western Pettis County. more
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Sedalia Fire Chief Matt Irwin shows a 2019 feasibility study by FGM Architects of St. Louis recommending three fire stations covering Sedalia. Second Ward Councilman Tom Oldham asked the city council Monday, June 17 to read the study before implementing a two-station model. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
City Council asked to reconsider three fire stations for safety, insurance savings
At Monday’s Sedalia City Council meeting, Second Ward Councilman Tom Oldham asked his fellow members to reconsider their decision to implement a two-fire-station model passed at the previous council session based on the Public Safety Committee’s recommendation. more
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Moderator Lori Wightman introduces the candidates for Pettis County Commission at the Sedalia Business Women forum Tuesday evening, June 18 at the Sedalia Municipal Building. From left the candidates are Bob Ramey, Leonard Salmons, Israel Baeza, Mark Rieckhoff, Mark Edwards and Jim Marcum. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Sedalia Business Women hosts candidate forum for Pettis County Commission
Tuesday evening, June 18, a candidate forum was hosted at the Sedalia Municipal Building for Eastern and Western Pettis County commissioner candidates. more
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Workers continue loading up vehicle inventory at Stephanie Morris Nissan on Thursday, Oct. 5, 2023, after the Sedalia dealership had recently closed. File photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Lawsuit: Stephanie Morris Nissan dealerships owe Department of Revenue, Equity Bank
A lawsuit filed against Stephanie Morris Nissan has been filed on behalf of Midwest-based Equity Bank with the U.S. District Court for the Western District on Nov. 23 for all dealerships. As of May, the lawsuit remains unsettled. more
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Operator-laborer Tommy Wolfe with the Pettis County Road and Bridge Department drives a compactor down Overstreet Road near Smithton on Wednesday, June 12, compacting Iron Mountain gravel and oil into a newly resurfaced road. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Road surfacing in Smithton proceeds at a rapid pace
Last week, Pettis County road crews were in Smithton resurfacing miles of county roads. Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza told the Sedalia Democrat the county was investing $1.7 million to make sure the county roads remained open and in good shape. more
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Weekly Report: Pettis County Commission discusses upcoming projects, attends events
During daily meetings June 10-14, the Pettis County Commission completed the following: more
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Pamala Wilkins, a Sedalia Visual Art Association member, opened a new exhibit at the Sedalia Municipal Building on Friday, June 14. Before retirement, Wilkins worked as a nuclear power plant engineer across the country.  Her show will remain up through mid-September. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Wilkins: From former nuclear plant engineer to artist
Editor's note: This article has been updated to reflect the correct spelling of Pamala Wilkins's name. more
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Jim Rangitsch shows his 1951 custom Chevrolet to admirers at Cav's Sole Pursuit car show on South Ohio Avenue on Saturday, June 15. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Photos: Cav's Sole Pursuit car show raises funds for kid's shoes
Newly ordained Catholic priest Rev. Christopher Hoffman is spending a few weeks at his home parish in Sedalia before taking his new role as associate pastor at Our Lady of Lourdes in Columbia. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Rev. Hoffmann newly ordained in Jefferson City
Rev. Christopher Hoffmann was ordained June 1 in a ceremony in Jefferson City. The Catholic priest discussed his path to the priesthood Wednesday, June 12 at the St. Vincent de Paul parish center in Sedalia. more
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