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Local author Randy Linss to host book signing at Henry County Library
The Henry County Library in Clinton is set to host a book signing event featuring local author Randy Linss from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, March 22. more
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Community Calendar for March 2-8
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Community Calendar for Feb. 23 through March 1
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Community Calendar for Feb. 16 through Feb. 22
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Courtesy of Sedalia School District 200 During the Jan. 27 Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education meeting, Smith-Cotton senior Masyn Kruse was recognized as this year’s recipient of the district-level John T. Belcher Scholarship. With Kruse are School Board President Diana Nichols, left, and Sedalia School District Foundation Vice President Matt La Casse. The Foundation provides the $500 local scholarship. Photo courtesy of Sedalia School District #200
Kruse earns district-level Belcher scholarship
Smith-Cotton senior Masyn Kruse was selected as the recipient of the Sedalia 200 district-level John T. Belcher Scholarship. Kruse will receive $500 and moves on to the regional level of the statewide scholarship program, which is sponsored by the Missouri School Boards Association. more
Sedalia Area Farmers' Market schedules 2025 vendor interest, food safety meeting
Current and prospective vendors are invited to the Sedalia Area Farmers’ Market vendor interest and food safety training meeting to be held at 6:00 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20. more
Community Calendar for Jan. 26 through Feb. 1
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Church News for Jan. 24
Church Women United to meet Jan. 27 more
Community Calendar for Jan. 19 through Jan. 25
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Club Notes for Jan. 14
Dresden 4-H Club  more
Community Calendar for Jan. 12 through Jan. 18
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The Sedalia Lions Club heard an overview from Mary Jo Sartin about Community and Children Teaming Up 4 Success (CACTUS) during its Tuesday, Jan. 8 meeting. CACTUS provides backpacks filled with school supplies for Pettis County children free of charge. Last August, over 1,600 backpacks were distributed to families in need at Centennial Hall/Liberty Park. Pictured from left is CACTUS Director Mary Jo Sartin accepting a $500 check from the Sedalia Lions Club President Jeff Wimann. Photo courtesy of Jeff Wimann
PHOTO: Sedalia Lions Club makes donation to CACTUS
Entertainment Briefs for Jan. 10
Public Library to host a puzzle race more
Closed on Nov. 5, 2024, the north side of Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site remains off limits to the public. Asbestos Removal Services, Inc continues to abate the lodge’s original shingles as Missouri Builders Services installs a polymer-based product and restores the roof’s structural integrity. Photo by Kayla Nilges | Special to the Democrat
Progress continues on Bothwell Lodge roof
The northern section of Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site will remain closed as the last of its asbestos shingles are removed and polymer-based shingles take their place. Product malformation, unfavorable weather conditions, and precipitous areas of the building have extended the job beyond its forecasted one-month completion date. more
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Garrett LaBelle, 25, leans on his car and shows off his Bioness L300 Go device on his left leg on Wednesday, Dec. 18, in Warrensburg. LaBelle was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2021 at the age of 21 and was left bedbound for 18 months. 
Area man with MS is taking condition one step at a time
WARRENSBURG — What seemed like a normal morning in the fall of 2021 was anything normal but for Garrett LaBelle. more
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On the back row from lef are, JoAnn Collier, Pam Bishop, Dala Yontz, Ruth Burlingame, Micki Williams, Debbie Harper, and Gay Nau. On the middle row from left are, Dorothy Collett, Ellaine Beeman, Nancy Byars, Linda Reid, and Verna Koechner. Onnthe front row from left are, Charleen Meyer, Twila Garber, Peggy Moon, and Linda Dahl. Photo courtesy of Grow and Glow Garden Club
Club Notes for Dec. 24
Grow and Glow Garden Club more
Community Calendar for Dec. 29 through Jan 4
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Mary Treuner, SFCC Foundation director; Kyle Weymuth and Kyle Herrick, capital campaign co-chairs; Larry McCown, representing State Fair Speedway; and Dr. Brent Bates, SFCC president, pose after the presentation of a $1,000 donation to the “Driving Growth, Harvesting Tomorrow” capital campaign on Oct. 31. Photo courtesy of State Fair Community College 
State Fair Speedway donates to SFCC's Driving Growth, Harvesting Tomorrow capital campaign
State Fair Speedway has made a contribution to the future of agricultural and transportation education at State Fair Community College (SFCC). more
Calvary’s Christmas benefits from the support of Stover’s FCCLA members, who hosted their annual toy drive throughout November. Photo courtesy of Calvary Ministries 
Calvary's Christmas Land spreads Christmas cheer
For 12 years, Calvary’s Christmas Land, hosted by Sounds of Calvary Ministries, has been bringing the holiday spirit to the Stover community. more
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Community Calendar for Dec. 15 through Dec. 21
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