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Investigation launched into 'potential misconduct' within City of Windsor
Potential employee misconduct within the City of Windsor is being investigated by law enforcement. more
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Sedalia City Council hears update on Pettis County 911 Joint Communications
The Sedalia City Council heard an update from Pettis County 911 Joint Communications Director Dannelle Lauder during its Monday, Nov. 3 meeting.​ more
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A young boy dressed as a police officer enjoys trick or treat activities Friday, Oct. 31, in Sedalia. 
PHOTOS: Trick-or-treaters fill downtown Sedalia
Same-day inspection model returning to Sedalia
The City of Sedalia plans to reinstate a same-day inspection model on Nov. 1. more
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Man in 'Scream' mask arrested after standoff in Sedalia
A man wearing a 'Scream' mask allegedly fired a gun multiple times and broke into a house, leading to a brief standoff with law enforcement in the early morning hours of Tuesday, Oct. 28 in Sedalia.  more
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Sedalia Community Development Director, City Building Official resigns
The City of Sedalia’s Community Development & City Building Official has resigned. more
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Big changes to SNAP benefits appear to be afoot, but no one knows exactly how or when people in Sedalia will be affected. The ongoing government shutdown is creating anxiety for many low-income Pettis County residents as SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits are expected to pause Nov. 1. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
SNAP benefits to pause, Pettis County food pantries urge community support
The ongoing government shutdown is creating anxiety for many low-income Pettis County residents as SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits are expected to dry up. more
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Pettis County Show Me Master Gardeners were awarded the 2024 Project of the Year for their Little Sprouts program at the Sedalia Area Farmers Market. The children's program is a cooperative effort of the Pettis County MU Extension Office and Show Me Master Gardeners. Photo by Chris Howell |  Democrat
Little Sprouts program at Sedalia Farmers' Market wins award from Missouri Master Gardeners
The Pettis County Show Me Master Gardeners were given the 2024 Project of the Year Award by the Missouri Master Gardener Association for its Little Sprouts program at the Sedalia Area Farmers' Market. more
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The Sedalia Public Library is receiving a $10,000 gift from the Carnegie Corporation of New York, it announced Thursday, Oct. 23.
Sedalia Public Library receives $10,000 from Carnegie Corporation
The Sedalia Public Library is receiving a $10,000 gift from the Carnegie Corporation of New York, it announced Thursday, Oct. 23. more
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Sedalia Fire Department Chief Matt Irwin introduced new firemen William Holman, Jacob Walker and Connor Moriarty at the Monday, Oct. 21, City Council meeting. Holman was pinned by his wife Caitlin, Walker by his wife Delaney and Moriarty by his grandmother Judy. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
City Council nixes college coffee shop permit waiver
The Sedalia City Council struck down a building permit fee waiver for a coffee shop remodel at State Fair Community College during its Monday, Oct. 20 meeting. more
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Nozzleman Eric Wooding sprays concrete onto wire forms as Tracy Melton helps with the heavy cement hose on Monday, Oct. 20. The new liner for Liberty Park Pond could take another month to create, depending on weather. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Crew sprays Liberty Park Pond's concrete liner
Workers with Proshot Concrete out of Florence, Alabama, are in Sedalia to spray a new concrete liner on the banks of now-empty Liberty Park Pond. more
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The Washington Street Bridge is seen Sept. 23. The Sedalia City Council approved a contract with Double Arch Construction on Friday, Oct. 17.  Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Sedalia City Council votes to spend $662,874 for Washington Street Bridge rehab
The Sedalia City Council voted to enter a contract with Double Arch Construction for $662,874 for Washington Street Bridge approach rehab in special session Friday, Oct. 17 at the Municipal Building.  more
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A crowd gathered near Fifth Street and South Hancock Avenue  for the groundbreaking of Sedalia Fire Department’s newest fire station, training facility and burn tower, along with Memory Lanes Bowling Alley, on Wednesday, Oct. 8.  Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Sedalia breaks ground on new fire facilities, Memory Lanes Bowling Alley
A crowd gathered in east Sedalia for the groundbreaking of Sedalia Fire Department’s newest fire station, training facility, burn tower and Memory Lanes Bowling Alley on Wednesday, Oct. 8. more
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Service honored, coffee shop permit fees discussed at Sedalia City Council meeting
Sedalia Police Department Chief David Woolery honored records technician Tammy Smith with a 20-year service award during the Monday, Oct. 6, Sedalia City Council meeting. more
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Sedalia 200 Superintendent Todd Fraley looks at the newly unveiled historic marker for Jennie Jaynes Stadium, now the site of the Heckart Community Center. The name Jennie Jaynes Stadium is now being used at Smith-Cotton High School in honor of the philanthropist. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Jennie Jaynes Stadium receives historical marker
A historical marker honoring Jennie Jaynes Stadium was unveiled Thursday, Oct. 2, outside the doors of the Heckart Community Center. more
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On Tuesday, Sept. 30, Mari Asbury, executive director of the Pettis County Community Partnership, greets visitors to the new PCCP building, located at 521 E. Third St. The partnership hosted an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Pettis County Community Partnership hosts ribbon cutting for new building
The Pettis County Community Partnership has expanded into a new facility. more
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The Sedalia Police Department will host its their night of a six-week Citizen's Police Academy on Tuesday, Sept. 30. Applications must be received by early Tuesday to attend. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Sedalia Citizens Police Academy provides behind-the-scenes look at law enforcement
The Sedalia Police Department's Citizens Policy Academy begins on Tuesday, Sept. 30. more
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The Washington Street Bridge is seen closed Tuesday, Sept. 23, but the City of Sedalia is now accepting bids for repair work to the bridge's 13 columns, and is simultaneously applying for a federal Rural and Tribal Assistance Pilot Program Grant. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Sedalia working two ways forward for Washington Street Bridge
The Sedalia City Council approved a resolution that allows the Public Works Department to apply for a $600,000 no-match fund grant for a future Washington Street Bridge project during its Monday, Sept. 22, meeting. more
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Equipment operator Jacob Brown, Jeremy Roberts with the Street Department and Public Work Operations Director Justin Bray work to remove sediment from Liberty Park Lagoon on Thursday, Sept. 18. Assistance from Public Works saved Parks and Recreation an estimated six figures on an outside contractor. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Dredging underway at Liberty Park Pond
As part of the Liberty Park Pond restoration process, crews are scraping out the bottom and hauling off truckload after truckload of built-up sediment. more
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Burrell Health Crisis Center, 1795 West Main Street, is now open 24-7. The center just opened Monday, Sept. 15 and now is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year including weekends, overnights and holidays. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Burrell Behavioral Health Crisis Center now open 24/7
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and the Burrell Behavioral Health Crisis Center, 1795 West Main Street, is now open 24-7. more
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