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Mateo Nuci, an employee of WiseCo, moves one of the bikes Thursday afternoon that is part of the Sedalia Public Art Bicycle Project 2019. WiseCo is applying a clear coat finish to the bicycles. The public art project will coincide with the 52nd annual National Wheelmen Meet that is coming to Sedalia in July.
Unveiling of Sedalia Bicycle Art Project planned for Saturday
Bicycles will soon become permanent fixtures throughout Sedalia, decorating public locations for all to enjoy thanks to the efforts of cycling enthusiast Dr. Doug Kiburz, Sedalia Tourism, and a group … more
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The Hubbard Park area will be the focus of a cleanup May 18, which will be done by the City of Sedalia and volunteers. 
City conducting Hubbard Park area cleanup
Residents are encouraged to participate in the City of Sedalia’s neighborhood cleanup event May 18 in the Hubbard Park area.  The areas cleaned will be Washington Street to Grand Avenue and … more
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Parks Board looks at community center
The Sedalia Park Board met Thursday evening with a focus on the community center after the Sedalia City Council approved putting a park tax increase on the August ballot earlier this week.“This is … more
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Sedalia-Pettis County Emergency Management Agency Director Trisha Rooda, right, gives a hug to Leonard Hall, who accepted the Volunteer of the Year award on behalf of his wife, Carol, who died unexpectedly earlier this year, at Thursday night’s Optimist Club annual Respect for Law banquet at the Sedalia Country Club.
Local first responders honored at banquet
Making a difference was the theme of the Sedalia Optimist Club’s annual Respect for Law banquet hosted Thursday night at the Sedalia Country Club. The event is hosted each spring to recognize … more
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New York man sentenced for child porn involving Sedalia kids
A New York man who posed online as a teenage girl was sentenced in federal court Thursday for attempting to produce child pornography by tricking children into sending him nude images of themselves; … more
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Water main work to cause road closures
The Sedalia Water Division will close West Seventh Street between South Grand Avenue and South Missouri Avenue to through traffic beginning at 7 a.m. Friday, May 10 to allow for water main … more
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Sedalia Public Works addresses stop signs
The Sedalia Public Works Department recently removed stop signs at Fourth Street and Montgomery Avenue and Sixth Street and Montgomery Avenue. Some people have had questions about their removal and … more
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Mayor John Kehde shakes former Ward 3 Councilman Don Meier’s hand after recognizing Meier for his service while the rest of the room gives Meier a standing ovation during Monday night’s council meeting.
Sedalia City Council approves park tax to ballot
The Sedalia City Council’s meeting Monday night focused on a Sedalia community center and neighborhood revitalization.  Council approved placing a tax issue on the Aug. 6 special election … more
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CED Philips Manager Ethan Henson cuts the ribbon for the company’s new, larger location as Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County President Rusty Kahrs holds the ribbon and Pettis County Presiding Commissioner David Dick looks on Friday morning. They are joined by CED Philips employees and city and county officials.
CED Philips announces expansion, new jobs
A local electrical company is expanding its footprint in Sedalia.CED Philips announced an expansion and additional jobs during a Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County ribbon cutting Friday … more
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State, county and local officials turn the first shovels of dirt during a groundbreaking ceremony for the Katy Trail connection project in Sedalia on Thursday at the Katy Depot. From left, Sedalia Mayor John Kehde, state Rep. Brad Pollitt, Missouri Department of Natural Resources Director Carol Comer, Gov. Mike Parson, Pettis County Presiding Commissioner David Dick, Katy Trail Sedalia Inc. President Dave Brown, and Missouri State Parks Director Ben Ellis.
Officials break ground on Katy Trail project
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources hosted a groundbreaking ceremony to commemorate the beginning of a $2.5 million infrastructure project Thursday afternoon at the Katy Depot.  The … more
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Lea Hallenbeck, of Whiteman Air Force Base, paints pieces of trim Wednesday afternoon in the basement of Katie Touchstone’s east Sedalia home. Midwest Homes for Heroes is helping renovate the Touchstone home after her husband, Staff Sgt. Forrest Touchstone, died in October.
Community rallies to help local family renovate home
What started as a simple laundry room makeover has turned into a full home and yard renovation for a local woman and her daughter.The Touchstone family moved to Sedalia from Arizona for Staff Sgt. … more
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From left, Public Works Director Brenda Ardrey, Planning & Zoning Committee member Kevin Wade, Ward 1 Councilman Jeff Leeman, and Planning & Zoning Committee member Greg Nehring discuss issues at Wednesday night’s meeting. 
Planning & Zoning Committee looks at medical marijuana
The Sedalia Planning & Zoning Committee took a hard look at its medical marijuana ordinance draft during Wednesday night’s meeting. Missouri citizens voted to make medical marijuana legal in … more
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Man convicted of 2018 murder
A Lincoln man has been convicted of murdering a Sedalia woman last January. On Tuesday, a Pettis County jury found 29-year-old Justin K. Lewis guilty of second-degree murder, armed criminal action … more
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Community Development Director John Simmons points out areas of opportunity to attendees on a 90-minute tour of Sedalia Monday night. 
City looks at revitalization opportunities
Community Development Director John Simmons led the Sedalia City Council, Mayor John Kehde and other city government leaders on a 90-minute tour of Sedalia Monday night. Attendees rode on a bus … more
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Road closed for water main work
South Missouri Avenue between West Sixth Street and West Seventh Street will be closed to through traffic beginning at 7 a.m. May 1. The closure will allow for water main improvements, weather … more
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Rebekah Brinkerhoff, of Sedalia, leads her energetic boxer, Atticus Murphy, out of Convention Hall Saturday afternoon. Brinkerhoff had Atticus microchipped during the Sedalia Parks and Recreation Department’s Yappy Hour event which brought hundreds of dogs and their owners to Liberty Park.
Yappy Hour highlights man’s best friend
With a wag of the tail, a bark and a sniff, hundreds of dogs brought their owners to Yappy Hour Saturday at Liberty Park.The park was filled with great Danes, boxers, chihuahuas, terriers, poodles, … more
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Clifford Clemens, of Triple C Underground LLC, of Odessa, arranges hoses used to drain water while replacing the water main at West Broadway Boulevard and South Ohio Avenue in August 2015.
Sedalia begins third water line project
The City of Sedalia began mobilization for the third project in a series of water line replacement and extension projects, April 22 in north central Sedalia. The project will provide water services … more
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With the winter sun lighting the room, yoga instructor Nicci Funk, center, prepares her morning class for an hour of Hatha Yoga in January 2018. The women were participating in the Funk-Tional Yoga class inside Convention Hall at Liberty Park. 
Sedalia Parks & Rec to host doga event
In addition to Yappy Hour, this weekend’s activities will include “doga,” a combination of dogs and yoga.The Sedalia Parks and Recreation Department will host the event from 11 a.m. to noon … more
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Ron Ditzfeld laughs during his remarks to those gathered Thursday night at the Sedalia Country Club for the 14th annual Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County Works for You awards dinner. Ditzfeld received one of the two Works for You awards presented.
Supporters of local Economic Development recognized
Three members of the local economic development community were recognized for their efforts during Thursday night’s 14th annual Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County Works for You awards … more
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Workers from National Playground work to lay down and set the mixture of scrap tire mulch and binder to make the first section of the Prairie Queen Trail near the Sedalia Animal Shelter on Monday.
First section of Prairie Queen Trail completed
The first section of the walking trail of the Prairie Queen Walk and Wheels Trail Project was completed Wednesday afternoon, with 982 feet of trail completed. The Prairie Queen Walk and Wheels Trail … more
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