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The bronze “Indian Scout” created by J. Michael Wilson, of California, will be dedicated as part of the Trail’s End Monument at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 4. The event is free and open to the public. The project was created due to the generosity of the Bob Hayden Family of Sedalia. Photos courtesy of J. Michael Wilson
New bronze 'Indian Scout' to be installed at Trail’s End
Sedalia's Trail's End Monument will have a new bronze sculpture installed soon, with a celebratory and public dedication slated for next month. more
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Smith-Cotton freshman Xavier Key totes the garbage Ty Benfield-Bork pulls from the muck of Brushy Creek deep in the woods behind McCarthy Toyota on Thursday, Oct. 19. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
S-C students pitch in to help clean out Sedalia creek bed
A ninth-grade class from Smith-Cotton High School spent Thursday afternoon, Oct. 19 helping clean a trash-filled creek bed behind McCarthy Toyota. more
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New Katy Trail Community Health CEO Mike Waller hopes to meet the public at 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 19 at the grand opening of the newest clinic at 305 W. Main St. Waller joined Katy Trail in August. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
New CEO joins Katy Trail Community Health
Mike Waller took over as the CEO of Katy Trail Community Health on Aug. 1 and since then, he hasn’t stopped working to better serve the clinic’s patients. more
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Fall turns maple leaves shades of gold and orange as Shyra Newbill and her son Niles, 2, visit Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site on Wednesday morning, Oct. 18. Newbill said her family recently moved back to Sedalia, and she decided to visit Bothwell Lodge, where she and her son enjoyed a hike on one of the trails. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Photos: Fall colors arrive in the Sedalia area
Members of the Smith-Cotton Tiger Marching Band blare their horns down South Ohio Avenue as the crowd enjoys the festivities for the Smith-Cotton High School Homecoming Parade on Friday afternoon, Oct. 13 in downtown Sedalia.  Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Photos: Smith-Cotton shows off Tiger pride during Homecoming parade
George McKernon was given a Key to the City on Friday, Oct. 13 by Mayor Andrew Dawson for his actions saving a City worker involved in an traffic accident in front of the business two weeks ago. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Warehouse Tire hero given key to the City
It was a ceremony filled with gratitude on Friday, Oct. 13, as City of Sedalia employees and Sedalia Police and Fire personnel gathered at Warehouse Tire East, 1201 E. Broadway Blvd., to honor George McKernon. more
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Preschoolers at the Loftus Early Childhood Center got a visit from the Sedalia Fire Department on Wednesday, Oct. 11. Students, teachers, staff and Battalion Chief Barry White posed for a group photo with the fire truck SFD brought to the school. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Loftus Early Childhood Center gets a visit from Sedalia Fire Department
The children at the Loftus Early Childhood Center in Sedalia were treated to a friendly and informative visit Wednesday, Oct. 11 from members of the Sedalia Fire Department. more
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Members of the Smith-Cotton High Voltage Dance and Cheer Squad raise their pom-poms high during the 2022 Homecoming parade in downtown Sedalia. The 2023 parade is scheduled for 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 13. File photo by Skye Melcher | Democrat
Smith-Cotton celebrating all week for Homecoming
Smith-Cotton students and alumni are celebrating Homecoming this week, Oct. 9-14. more
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Roy Pennington was approved as the new EMS chief Tuesday evening, Oct. 10 at the Pettis County Ambulance District Board of Directors meeting. Pennington, formerly the assistant chief, will fill the position previously held by Eric Dirck. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Pennington approved as PCAD's new EMS Chief
The Pettis County Ambulance Board of Directors approved Assistant EMS Chief Roy Pennington as the new EMS chief during the Tuesday, Oct. 10 meeting. more
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Pets like Nova, (dinosaur costume) owned by Trinity Durian, took over South Ohio Avenue on Thursday, Oct. 5 as a pet parade and Halloween costume contest raised donations for local animal shelters. The First Thursday event brought shoppers, vendors, musicians and food trucks downtown. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
First Thursday event features pet parade, costume contest in downtown Sedalia
The streets of downtown Sedalia were alive with people and pets Thursday, Oct. 5 as Sedalia Main Streets hosted the final First Thursday event of 2023. more
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The Missouri State Fair Commission announced the selection of Jason Moore as the new State Fair director. Moore is currently the facilities manager. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Missouri State Fair announces new director
Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 3, the Missouri State Fair Commission announced the selection of the new Missouri State Fair director. more
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Lincoln sophomore Delaney Monteer sketches by the Liberty Park pond Wednesday, Oct. 4 as students from the Kaysinger Conference compete in the friendly competition. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Photos: Kaysinger students create art in Liberty Park
Bothwell's annual audit presented at Sedalia City Council meeting
At Monday’s Sedalia City Council meeting, Bothwell Regional Health Center Chief Executive Officer Lori Wightman and Chief Financial Officer Steve Davis delivered the hospital’s annual audit report. more
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Kang-Chun Cheng from New Hampshire pitched the idea of following a mother and daughter from the area as they struggle with addiction during her time in Sedalia last week for the Missouri Photo Workshop. Telling the entire story through her lens alone was a challenge, she said. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Missouri Photo Workshop ends week with display at Heckart Center
Saturday, Sept. 30 at the Heckart Community Center, hundreds of photographs were on display, representing the work of visiting photographers to Sedalia over the past week. more
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A City of Sedalia garbage truck was hit by a Chevy Tahoe at South Engineer Avenue and East Broadway Boulevard on Friday morning, Sept. 29. Five people were injured with two flown out in serious condition. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
City worker, child in serious condition after morning accident on East Broadway
A morning rush hour accident on Friday, Sept. 29 on East Broadway Boulevard at South Engineer Avenue closed eastbound lanes and sent police, fire, highway patrol, and ambulance crews scrambling to care for the injured, tow the three damaged vehicles, and reopen the busy highway. more
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Pettis County Ambulance District EMS Chief Eric Dirck has announced he will resign on Oct. 10 after 10 years with the district. File photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
PCAD EMS Chief Eric Dirck announces resignation
Pettis County Ambulance District EMS Chief Eric Dirck announced Wednesday, Sept. 27 he will resign as chief on Tuesday, Oct. 10. more
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Hannah Fizer
Settlement reached in Fizer wrongful death lawsuit
A financial settlement has been reached in the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Hannah Fizer. more
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Anne Moffat from Melbourne, Australia, came to Sedalia knowing no one and quickly met Olya and Mark Melnik at Teremok Coffee & Desserts. The Melniks invited Moffat to profile their home church community. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Sedalians allow visiting photographers into their lives
As photojournalists from around the world came into Sedalia this week for the Missouri Photo Workshop, Anne Moffat from Melbourne, Australia, landed slightly jet-lagged. more
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The 75th Missouri Photo Workshop kicked off Sunday night, Sept. 24 with a meet-and-greet of community members and 39 photojournalists. To document the MPW weeklong event are Italians Fabio Aprea and Raffaele Manco on the right; helping them with the project are, from left, Serkan Gurbuz, with the Associated Press in Washington, D.C., and Aaron Phillips, of Mississippi. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Missouri Photo Workshop kicks off in Sedalia with Sunday event
The 75th Missouri Photo Workshop kicked off Sunday evening, Sept. 24 at the Sacred Heart Hoying gym with a full house of community members and 39 workshop participants. more
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Pettis County Sheriff's Office Community Interaction Deputy Larry Parham, Mayor Andrew Dawson, professional counselor Brin Spanhorst, and DeFeet board member Robin Balke gather as Dawson proclaims September as Suicide Prevention Month in Sedalia. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Suicide prevention an ongoing effort in Pettis County
A small group of concerned citizens met at City Hall on Friday, Sept. 22 as Mayor Andrew Dawson read from a proclamation he was preparing to sign. more
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