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Colby Thrash, a hydrologist, and Chrystel Hillier, an environmental engineer, presents for the Missouri Department of Natural Resources Water Resources Center about flooding and drought response to the Grow and Glow Garden Club. Photo courtesy of Grow and Glow Garden Club

Club Notes for Nov. 19

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11/15/24

Community Calendar for Nov. 17 to Nov. 23

To have your event or meeting listed, send details to news@sedaliademocrat.com or call 660-826-1000. more

11/15/24

Boonslick Regional Library Popular Books for Nov.15

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11/15/24

Sedalia Public Library New Books for Nov. 15

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11/15/24

A vintage photo shows Sedalia Moose Lodge 1494 members gathered for a potluck dinner. The Lodge turned 75 on Wednesday, Nov. 13, and will celebrate its 75th anniversary on Saturday, Nov. 16, at the Lodge — the public is invited to attend. Photo courtesy of Sedalia Moose Lodge 1494

Sedalia Moose Lodge 1494 celebrates 75th Anniversary

Sedalia Moose Lodge 1494 will celebrate 75 years of community and service on Saturday, Nov. 16, with a special public event. more

By Faith Bemiss-McKinney faithb@sedaliademocrat.com | 11/14/24

Det. N. Camir accepts a donation from Mary Beatty, president of the Beta Alpha chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, international honorary sorority for women educators. The chapter's October altruistic donation was given to the "Shop with a Cop" program. Photo courtesy of Beta Alpha chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa

Club Notes for Nov. 12

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11/12/24

Cheri Joyce and Kathy Kleeschulte wrap a doll and new book for a birthday party headed to a young girl in state custody. The nonprofit relies on dozens of volunteers each month to maintain operations. Volunteers put much heart and effort into making the gifts look exciting for recipients. Photo courtesy of Birthday Blessings

Birthday Blessings to host Thanksgiving Double the Impact Campaign

Birthday Blessings, a nonprofit supporting local foster kids, is having a Thanksgiving Double the Impact Campaign from November 18th-22nd. An anonymous supporter will match donations up to a total of $5000 during this time. more

11/11/24

The strength of small towns in tough economic times

In challenging economic times, small towns often become the foundation that keeps communities strong and resilient. Places like those in Benton, Morgan, and Cole counties offer more than just picturesque landscapes; they provide a powerful support network, grounded in tradition and community ties, that can make all the difference when the economy takes a downturn. more

By Vanessa Schardan vanessas@sedaliademocrat.com | 11/11/24

Benton County Boutique Crawl offers shopping, fun, and cash prizes

The Benton County Boutique Crawl returns Friday, Nov. 15 and Saturday, Nov. 16. more

By Democrat Staff | 11/11/24

Public Library is offering new holiday cookbooks

The holiday season is here once again, and that means family feasts, festive gatherings, and of course, delicious food! For those looking to add a fresh twist to their holiday menus, The Sedalia Public Library has an exciting selection of new cookbooks, catering to all skill levels and culinary traditions. Here’s a sneak peek at some of the standout titles to inspire your holiday cooking in the upcoming months. more

By Jamie Sparks Library Director | 11/7/24

Windsor Historical Society presents tribute to George A. Whiteman

WINDSOR — On Saturday, Nov. 9, the Windsor Historical Society invites the community to a special event honoring one of America’s World War II heroes, George A. Whiteman. more

By Democrat Staff | 11/4/24

The Baker family has welcomed Paulina, a high school student from Poland, into their home.  Photo courtesy of Misty Baker

A rural family’s journey of hosting an international exchange student

For Misty Baker and her family, who live between Warsaw and Lincoln, Missouri, the decision to open their home to an international exchange student was something they never expected would become such a meaningful part of their lives. more

By Vanessa Schardan vanessas@sedaliademocrat.com | 11/4/24