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Bothwell sponsoring baking contest at 2025 Missouri State Fair
Each year, the Missouri State Fair hosts a variety of contests in the Home Economics building on the fairgrounds. Bothwell Regional Health Center is sponsoring a gluten-free baking contest at 2 pm … more
Students witness woodwork during Cole Camp FFA’s Barnyard Day on May 1.
Cole Camp FFA hosts Barnyard Day to inspire future farmers
COLE CAMP — On May 1, Cole Camp FFA brought agriculture to life during its beloved annual Barnyard Day, offering a fun and educational experience for younger students throughout the district. … more
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Community Calendar for May 4 through May 10
To have your event or meeting listed, send details to news@sedaliademocrat.com or call 660-826-1000. SUNDAY 11 a.m.: Fourth Annual FlowerFest, … more
Bexley Michael, age 6.
Dream Factory grants wish to Disney World
The Sedalia Area Dream Factory recently granted a Disney World Dream to 6 year old Bexley Michael, of Sedalia. Bexley is the daughter of Brian and Rachel Michael. She, along with her parents, brother … more
Joe Eddy with Edward Jones Investment is ready to plant a tree as Daniel Brigman with Missouri State Parks finishes digging the hole Saturday, April 26, at the Katy Depot.
Katy Trail celebrates Founders Day with tree plantings and cleanup
Dozens of Edward Jones Investments employees and Missouri State Parks representatives gathered at the Sedalia Depot on Saturday, April 26, to celebrate the Katy Trail and the efforts of Edward … more
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The Rev. Evelyn Elmore, the speaker at the Sedalia/Pettis County NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet, entertained guests with comedy surrounded by a spiritual message. Also known as Sister Liedell for her comedy routine, she wore many hats during her message.
Sedalia/Pettis County NAACP hosts annual Freedom Banquet
The Sedalia/Pettis County Chapter of the NAACP hosted its annual Freedom Fund Banquet on Saturday, April 25, at Best Western State Fair Inn. This year's theme was "Don't worry, God's Got Your Back." … more
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: The Sedalia Lions Club began their highway clean-up Saturday April 26. The group collected 21 bags of trash, plus a broken chair, large wood pieces and metal pipes. For seven years, the group has started at the stop-lights on West Highway 50 by Steak 'n Shake, and moved west 1.25 miles covering both sides of the highway. The Lions Club will conduct cleanup every five weeks until October. From left: Lions Scott Matz, Tim Berube, Jacqueline Russell, Mel Garrett and Matt Boatwright.
PHOTO: Lions Club cleans up 50 Highway
The Green Ridge FFA Soils Judging Team placed 1st in the State out of 48 teams. They were recognized at the 97th State FFA Convention on Friday, April 25th. Team members are: Kate Berry who placed 2nd out of 189 individuals, Brayden Wells placed 4th, Miley Hayes finished 26th and Josiah Donaldson ranked 31st. This team travels to El Reno, Oklahoma this week to compete at Nationals. Pictured from left to right are Josiah Donaldson, Miley Hayes, Kate Berry, Brayden Wells and Laura Cooley, FFA Advisor.
PHOTOS: Green Ridge FFA wins two state titles
Chance McMullin, now the associate pastor at First Christian Church, is happy to have moved back to Sedalia after pastoring in the Lake of the Ozarks area for four years. McMullin will give the message for the Smith-Cotton High School Baccalaureate on Sunday, May 4.
Minister Chance McMullin to speak at S-C Baccalaureate
A young minister and pastor has returned to Sedalia and First Christian Church, where he and his family are ministering to others.  Chance McMullin, a 2014 Smith-Cotton graduate, is coming … more
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Club Notes for April 29
Helen G. Steel Music Club Helen G. Steele Music Club met for its regular meeting at Heard Memorial Club House on April 23. Treasurer Stacey Beard brought the meeting to order welcoming 17 guests … more
Jett Jewell, left, and his grandmother Roberta “Bobbe” Anson, right, pose for a photo in front of their model train set depicting the town of Colleville-sur-Mer, France, on Thursday, April 24, in Anson’s garage in Warrensburg.
Grandmother, grandson construct model train set
WARRENSBURG -— June 6, 1944, better known as D-Day, was the day when Allied forces invaded Normandy, France, and is seen as one of the first of many turning points in World War II.  … more
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Sedalia Area Farmers’ Market to open next week
Amazing local produce, fresh baked goods, sustainably raised meat, fresh cut flowers, handmade artisanal products, delicious ready-to-eat food and many other locally made products will be available … more
Otterville’s Norma Duckworth sewed 300 custom bags last year to help Bothwell walker patients carry their essential items.
Otterville’s Norma Duckworth out to help recovering Bothwell patients
Norma Duckworth was born in Otterville just down the street from where she currently resides. “I like the small town,” Duckworth said. “I was born and raised here. After … more
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Mercy Services United staff pose for a photo on Thursday, April 17. From back row left are Carol Turner, volunteer, Debbie Feels, with the Pettis County Health Center, Bill Turner, with the Mercy Rest Stop Coalition, and Courtney Staus and Leslie Harris, both with Bothwell Regional Health Center; front row from left are Rachelle Simon, United Way of Pettis County, and Linda Grandfield, volunteer.
Mercy Services United, a collaboration of agencies serving those in need
Mercy Services United, 501 E. 17th St.,  opened April 14 and is receiving clients at the walk-in hub who need support for social services; it is the connection for individuals and families in … more
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On Saturday, April 19, Northwest District MOSSARR Color Guard members present the Colors during the Liberty Tree Planting Ceremony at Hopewell Baptist Church. Initially slated for Hopewell Cemetery, SAR brought the ceremony inside the church due to inclement weather.
Martin Warren Chapter SAR hosts Liberty Tree Planting Celebration
Honoring the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord, the Sons of the American Revolution hosted a Liberty Tree Ceremony on Saturday, April 19, at Hopewell Baptist Church in northern … more
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Weekly Report: The Commission appoints Mark Tollner Transportation Council
During daily meetings April 14 through April 17, the Pettis County Commission completed the following: Monday, April 14: The 911 call census was 261; the jail census was 1,683. No Quorum. … more
Mary Beatty, ADK Chapter President, on right, presents a check to Laura Erganian and "Sabo" from Retrieving Freedom.
Club Notes for April 22
Beta Alpha Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa The Beta Alpha Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, international honorary sorority for women educators, met Monday, March 24, at Christ & Trinity Church … more
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Community Calendar for April 20 through April 26
To have your event or meeting listed, send details to news@sedaliademocrat.com or call 660-826-1000. SUNDAY 10 a.m.: Easter at the Mathewson, Mathewson Exhibition Center on the Missouri … more
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MU Extension hosting short-term operating plans workshop
If key decision makers on a farm are unable to make decisions for a short time (2 weeks to 6 months), how well would their farm operations continue? Join University of Missouri Extension for an … more
A benefit dinner and concert for Ashley Campbell, hosted at WAM Wine Bar in Cole Camp, drew a large crowd and overflowed with community spirit. Photos courtesy of Kimberly Hamsher 
Cole Camp rallies around Ashley Campbell with benefit dinner, concert
The Heartland community came together Sunday, April 11, in a display of support, love and unity for Ashley Campbell and her family as she battles Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. more
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