WARRENSBURG — Multiple local community resources have partnered with Sedalia-based Katy Trail Community Health to provide medical services and hot lunches to Johnson County citizens.
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Meliyah Venerable
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3/6/23
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Friday, Dr. Steven Eldenburg, DO, Family Medicine Specialist, left his practice’s long-time location at 700 S. Limit Ave. as he prepares for the next chapter.
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By Chris Howell
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3/3/23
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Sedalia business owner Lindsey Starr was busy Thursday morning remodeling a downtown church for her new business, Artistic Isle, 120 E. Sixth St.
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In one of the most contested elections in the Pettis County municipal election on April 4, four candidates will be contending for three seats on the Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education.
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Compiled by Skye Melcher
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2/27/23
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Kaylea Weber is the new marketing and special events supervisor for Sedalia Parks and Recreation.
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By Chris Howell
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2/24/23
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As the Sedalia City Council prepares for Monday’s budget work session, City Administrator Kelvin Shaw took time at Wednesday’s City Council meeting to give a snapshot of Sedalia to preface the budget talks.
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By Chris Howell
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2/23/23
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A car accident shut down the South Limit Avenue overpass on Wednesday morning, Feb. 22.
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By Democrat Staff
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2/22/23
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At Wednesday evening’s Sedalia City Council meeting, a proposed zoning change allowing smaller “boutique hotels” was expected to pass with no opposition, Sedalia Community Development Director John Simmons told the Democrat Wednesday morning.
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By Chris Howell
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2/22/23
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Thursday evening, members of the Sedalia Police Department and their families were dressed in their finest for the annual Police Awards.
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By Chris Howell
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2/17/23
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Wednesday, fiber optic crews from Open Country converged on the intersection of West Broadway Boulevard and South Limit Avenue to pass the cable under the busy thoroughfares.
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By Chris Howell
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2/15/23
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The Community Cafe has seen some positive changes during the school year, including more student participation and grant funding.
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By Skye Melcher
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2/15/23
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A Feb. 3 train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, has sent noxious smoke high into the air, forcing residents to evacuate and raising concerns about the possibility of such a disastrous train wreck in other cities.
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By Chris Howell
chrish@sedaliademocrat.com
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2/14/23
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Sedalia Main Streets will launch its first Downtown Connect Wednesday evening, Feb. 15 at Lolly's Candy Shop.
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By Faith Bemiss
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2/14/23
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Jacob Carver is a fire inspector with the Sedalia Fire Department. Part of Carver’s job is to go to businesses and schools to help prevent fires.
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By Chris Howell
chrish@sedaliademocrat.com
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2/13/23
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The newly passed bipartisan infrastructure law has allocated huge amounts of money to be spent in 510 communities across the country, and Sedalia is due to receive its portion of those dollars.
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By Chris Howell
chrish@sedaliademocrat.com
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2/6/23
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Two homes are under construction by Sedalia Habitat for Humanity, thanks to the caring people at First Baptist Church of Sedalia.
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By Chris Howell
chrish@sedaliademocrat.com
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2/3/23
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The Sedalia Main Streets board has been formed from the members of the Central Business and Cultural District board, and is already familiar with the needs of local merchants to lure people downtown.
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By Chris Howell
chrish@sedaliademocrat.com
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2/2/23
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Monday evening, a public hearing was held in City Council Chambers to allow people to comment on the new zoning ordinance just sent to the Sedalia City Council. After months of work at the Planning and Zoning Commission, the proposed ordinance was forwarded to the council for approval, which could happen as soon as the next council meeting.
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By Chris Howell
chrish@sedaliademocrat.com
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1/31/23
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At Friday’s Pettis County Pachyderm Club luncheon at the Heckart Community Center, Capt. Kip Bartlett with the Mid-Missouri Drug Task Force addressed the gathering about his role in combatting the drug problem in the region.
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By Chris Howell
chrish@sedaliademocrat.com
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1/27/23
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A Sedalia woman has been charged with drug trafficking after Sedalia Police officers conducted a traffic stop Tuesday.
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By Chris Howell
chrish@sedaliademocrat.com
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1/25/23
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