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Community Calendar for Nov. 9 through Nov. 15
To have your event or meeting listed, send details to news@sedaliademocrat.com or call 660-826-1000. more
Gerald Scott, of Sedalia, sits with his dog Tucker at his home on Thursday, Oct. 16. Scott served during the Vietnam War from 1969-1971. He was a pilot, who flew an A-1 Skyraider to support U.S. ground troops when his plane was shot down by enemy fire. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Scott recalls service in Vietnam
Gerald Scott served in the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam War from 1969 to 1971 as an officer and A-1 Skyraider pilot until his plane was shot down while in country. more
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Copeland poses with his cover after recruit training in August 2004.
Copeland seeks to serve others outside of Marine Corps career
WARRENSBURG – Douglas Copeland was 17 years old when he realized he wanted a better life for himself. A troubled kid from Lee’s Summit working in a dog bone factory, he didn’t have much of a plan for his future. more
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Immanuel United Church of Christ recently donated $3,000 to the Sedalia Senior Center for their senior lunch program. From left, Leora Bremer from Immanuel Church and Machele Thierfelder from the Senior Center. 
PHOTO: Immanuel Church of Christ donates to Sedalia Senior Center
Chaunta Foster, ProEnergy senior vice president of human resources, speaks to the crowd during the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri Legacy Awards on Thursday, Nov. 6. Foster accepted the Legacy Award on behalf of ProEnergy owners Jeff and Cara Canon. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
B&G Clubs present annual Legacy Awards
The Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri hosted its annual Legacy Awards Breakfast and ceremony Thursday Nov. 6, at The Venue. more
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Regional leaders gathered for the Pioneer Trails Regional Planning Commission's annual meeting Nov. 5 in Sedalia.
Pioneer Trails Regional Planning Commission holds annual meeting
For the first time in its history, the Pioneer Trails Regional Planning Commission (PTRPC) brought its annual meeting to Pettis County - hosting regional leaders and community partners at State Fair Community College’s new Ellebracht Agriculture & Mechanics Building in Sedalia. more
The Green Ridge FFA team finished third in the National FFA Convention on Oct. 30. From left: Laura Cooley, FFA Advisor; Maggie Reed, Elyse Cooley, Elliott Cooley and Mallory Reed.
Green Ridge FFA Poultry team finishes third at National FFA Convention
The Green Ridge FFA Poultry team competed at the national level on Thursday, Oct. 30, at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis. more
Protesters gather in the Missouri Capitol rotunda Sept. 10 in opposition to a gerrymandered congressional district map. 
Judge’s illness delays hearing on referendum to overturn gerrymandered Missouri map
A hearing that was to be the first of at least three this month deciding the fate of Missouri’s newly gerrymandered congressional map was postponed Monday due to a judge’s illness. more
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Pettis County donated canned goods to the Pettis County Community Partnership on Monday, Nov. 3.
Pettis County steps up to help feed families amid shutdown
Pettis County officials presented a collection of nonperishable items to the Pettis County Community Partnership on Monday, Nov. 3. more
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Smith-Cotton JROTC CDT 2LT Levi Richards was recognized and presented with a plaque by members of the 40 & 8 Veterans Organization on Oct. 20, after being named as the Cadet of the Month for October.
PHOTO: Richards receives plaque from 40 & 8 Veterans Organization
A young girl listens closely while learning how to properly fold a shawl for the ceremony.
Trading Moon Powwow helps educate community
WARRENSBURG – With the sound of drums echoing throughout the University of Central Missouri recreation building, dozens of students, local citizens and people of Native American ancestry gathered Nov. 1 for the Trading Moon Powwow. 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
Community Calendar for Nov. 2 through Nov. 8
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REMAX of Sedalia recently donated $500 to Pettis County Community Santa through its Heart of Sedalia Foundation. Each month, the agents donate a portion of earnings from their transactions to help support various local charities. Pictured from left: Kelly Heimbach, Samantha Bean, Misty Inlow, Dave Wiedeman, Billie Barnes, Joy Wenner, Rebeca Granados, Ryan Wiedeman, Carol McMillan, Kai Wiedeman, Nicci Ragsdale, and Kyscha Martin. To learn more about Community Santa and its resources, please visit their Facebook page, Pettis County Community Santa.
PHOTO: REMAX of Sedalia donates to Community Santa
Patty King, LPN at Bothwell OB/GYN Associates, received the prestigious DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses in October. Photo courtesy of Bothwell Regional Health Center
Bothwell's Patty King receives DAISY Award
Bothwell Regional Health Center recently presented its latest DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses to Patty King. more
Gabrielle Underwood and her husband, Shane Underwood, founded Udderly Cute Mini Moo Farms out in Knob Noster in 2023. The farm offers photoshoots, events and more to the public.
Knob Noster farm offers community photoshoots, fun and miniature cows
Knob Noster – Just off State Route 23 is a scenic farm hidden down a long, gravel road enveloped by trees and farm houses on either side. more
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Entertainment Briefs for Oct. 31
Lamine Schoolhouse to host Pie Supper more
Water meter covers line East Market Street in downtown Warrensburg. 
Knob Noster pauses water and sewer late fees, shutoffs amid government shutdown
KNOB NOSTER — The City of Knob Noster announced in a Facebook post last week that no late fees or shutoffs will be applied to water and sewer accounts in November during the ongoing government shutdown. more
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Blue Ramirez has lived in Sedalia for the past 27 years and said lessons learned coaching soccer helped him demonstrate the art of being a good neighbor to his staff at Don Jose Mexican Buffet. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Blue Ramirez builds community connection, pride
Blue Ramirez has lived in Sedalia for the past 27 years and calls the city his home. more
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United Way of Pettis County Executive Director Rachelle Simon received the Closing the Loop award on Oct. 9 in New York City during the Unite Us Charting the Future of Care Pathways Conference. Simon was also a panelist at the event. Photo courtesy of United Way of Pettis County
United Way of Pettis County Executive Director Rachelle Simon receives Unite Us award
United Way of Pettis County Executive Director Rachelle Simon was honored on Oct. 9 in New York City during a Unite Us Conference, where she also spoke as a panelist. more
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