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he 11,500-square-foot therapy center will be located at Center for Services headquarters and include a waiting room, small and large therapy rooms, classrooms, offices, an outdoor play area, and dedicated parking
Center for Human Services announces program expansion, new therapy center
Center for Human Services is excited to announce the launch of Limitless Life Solutions, formerly known as Clinical Behavioral Services. more
Sedalia City Chaplain Byron Matson greets parade watchers Friday with the tip of straw hat. Matson is dapper as always and looks patriotic in his vintage red, white and blue outfit. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat 
PHOTOS: Fourth of July parade brings red, white and blue downtown
A young family shows their patriotic spirit on July 5, 2024, during the annual Sedalia Independence Day Parade. The family was riding on the back of a truck representing Haulotte Construction of Sedalia. The parade was sponsored by the Sedalia Parks & Recreation Department, and the theme was "United We Stand." Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Fourth of July events planned across region
With the Fourth of July approaching, central Missouri has a weekend's worth of cost-friendly and firework-filled events for you and your family. more
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The clock donated by Bichsel Jewelry returned to downtown Sedalia on Tuesday, July 1, after over 100 years in from of the store on Winchester Drive. After a restoration crews mounted the clock to the sidewalk in the 200 block of South Ohio Avenue. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Bichsel clock moved back to downtown Sedalia
The clock that stood outside Bichsel Jewelry for years returned to service Tuesday, July 1, after being restored and mounted on the sidewalk in the 200 block of South Ohio Avenue. more
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A U.S. Air Force B-2 Spirit is recovered after supporting Operation MIDNIGHT HAMMER at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, June 2025.
Whiteman AFB B-2 pilots invited to White House
The Whiteman Air Force Base pilots who flew multiple B-2 Spirits during Operation Midnight Hammer are set to visit the White House’s Fourth of July celebration.  more
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On Saturday, June 27, students in the Four Rivers Career Center Night Shift Program of Washington, Missouri, disassemble a 1939 Farmall F14 tractor inside the Mathewson Exhibition Center. Walking past is facilitator Howard Raymond on the left. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Students work to restore tractor at Red Power Roundup
Thanks to an extracurricular volunteer program, high school students prepped a 1939 Farmall F14 tractor for restoration during the 36th annual Red Power Roundup tractor event this weekend on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. more
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Jack Telefus of Scottsdale, Arizona, brought some of his 49 rare tractors, mostly MFD (mechanical four wheel drive) International Harvester tractors to the Red-Power Roundup at the State Fairgrounds Lowell Mohler Exhibition Hall. The Hermann Collection is housed in Hermann. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Rare tractor collection at Red-Power Roundup a passion for Arizona man
A display of rare International Harvester tractors from the Hermann Collection was on display at the Lowell Mohler Exhibition Hall on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. more
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Chastity and Presley Henderson, seen working at the Hale Fireworks tent, 4560 South Limit Avenue Wednesday, say Hale’s three Sedalia locations are all outside the city limits by ordinance. Sedalia police say they are adding extra officers to arrest violators of the fireworks ban within city limits.
Sedalia Police to enforce city fireworks ban
The Sedalia Police Department is reminding people wanting to attend the Fourth of July fireworks display at the Missouri State Fairgrounds that it is illegal, per City Ordinance 36-123, to discharge … more
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Hundreds of International Harvester tractors parade through the Missouri Fairgrounds Thursday for the Red-Power Roundup. Over 270 of the mostly red pieces of farm equipment had arrived so far according to show officials.
Red-Power Roundup begins at Missouri State Fairgrounds
The Missouri Fairgrounds is filled with hundreds of red tractors ready for this weekend’s show. “This is the Red Power Roundup,” Greg Harrell said. “National … more
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The lodge’s new plastic tile roof replaced the original 100 year old asbestos tile roof.
Bothwell Lodge gets new roof
Bothwell Lodge State Park superintendent Jim Griggs has been eagerly watching the installation of the Bothwell Lodge’s new roof.  “This started in Nov. 2024 with the complete … more
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Austin Francis with Foley Equipment installed a machine control system on Pettis County’s new $250,000 paver Monday, June 23. The machine can precisely control asphalt temperatures and level screeds to ensure a flawless road surface.
Pettis County commissioners revise goals for Road and Bridge Department
Pettis County Western Commissioner Mark Edwards says county roads and bridges are wearing out faster than expected due to heavy traffic, and that a total reassessment of priorities is planned for the … more
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Sedalia Parks and Recreation Director Amy Epple addresses the crowd at the grand re-opening of Liberty Park Stadium on Thursday, June 19.
Liberty Park Stadium holds grand re-opening
As Sedalia Parks and Recreation Director Amy Epple gazed out at the new turf field of Liberty Park Stadium, memories of the stadium’s storied past flooded her mind. Epple added a new … more
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Curtis Varner just returned to the states from five years in Germany and was enjoying a morning fishing on Liberty Pond Thursday.
Liberty Park Pond to close for six-month restoration project
Curtis Varner dropped a fishing line into the water on the island at Liberty Park Pond on Thursday, June 19.  Varner, who works at Whiteman Air Force Base and just returned to the states … more
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Meth found in car compartment in drug bust
Around one quarter pound of methamphetamine was recovered in a vehicle’s hidden compartment during the execution of a search warrant on the east side of Sedalia on Wednesday, June 18.  … more
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Col. Josh Wiitala salutes after taking control of the 509th Bomb Wing during a ceremony Wednesday, June 18, at Whiteman Air Force Base. .
Whiteman AFB’s 509th Bomb Wing transfers command
WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE  — Col. Keith Butler relinquished command of the 509th Bomb Wing to Col. Joshua Wiitala during a ceremony Wednesday, June 18.  Butler is retiring from the … more
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Mark Anthony Brazis is walking to Los Angeles before leaving to share his testimony after a near-death experience in 2020. His journey connected him with LifePoint Church Pastor Daren Belardo.
Indiana man walking to Los Angeles in Christ’s name
Mark Brazis walked into Sedalia last week, fresh off walking off the Katy Trail and eager to share the story of where he’s from and where he’s going. “I have been called by God … more
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Cheryl Ames took the oath of office as First Ward City Council on Monday, June 16, at the Sedalia City Council meeting. Ames was accompanied by her sister and was sworn in by City Clerk Jason Myers.
Sedalia swears in First Ward City Councilperson Cheryl Ames
The City of Sedalia swore in Cheryl Ames to fill the vacant First Ward Council seat during its Monday, June 16 meeting.  Ames was the top applicant for the First Ward seat. After unanimous … more
Taylor Guseman began working with the Sedalia Fire Department in November 2024.
Engineer Guseman finds purpose, home with Sedalia FD
Taylor Guseman moved to Sedalia after landing a job as a driver engineer for the Sedalia Fire Department. “I actually grew up in Arnold just South of Saint Louis,” Guseman told the … more
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Sedalia dignitaries and citizens broke ground Saturday on 52 blocks of new sidewalks in Sedalia’s north central neighborhood.
Groundbreaking held for $1.5 million project in Sedalia's northside
A groundbreaking was held at Hubbard Park, 506 North Missouri Ave., for one of the biggest public works projects in the north side of Sedalia in history on Saturday, June 14.  “You're … more
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A protester holds a sign that states “no kings” with a United States floag attached Saturday, June 14, at the Johnson County Courthouse.
‘No Kings’ rallies held around the region
WARRENSBURG — An estimated 500 people gathered on the Johnson County Courthouse lawn for the ‘No Kings’ rally on Saturday, June 14.  The protest was one of more than 2,000 … more
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