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Construction is set to begin this summer a new state-of-the-art, multi-purpose arena on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. Graphic courtesy of the Missouri State Fair
State Fair Arena events canceled for 2024 Missouri State Fair
The Missouri State Fair announced on Thursday, March 21 that all events typically hosted in the State Fair Arena will be canceled for the 2024. more
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The lowest gas prices in Sedalia earlier this week were $3.18 at Murphy USA. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Gas prices have risen but should go down soon
Over the last week, gas prices have risen 0.4 cents per gallon, with the average at $3.23 per gallon on Monday, March 18. more
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In the April 2 municipal election, residents of the Village of Hughesville will vote on whether to continue a tax levy for maintenance of local infrastructure or allow it to sunset. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Clerk: Renewing Hughesville tax levy won't raise rates
In the upcoming April 2 municipal election, voters in the Village of Hughesville will be presented with a ballot question: “Shall the $0.30 tax levy on $100 valuation for general municipal purposes for four years in the Village of Hughesville, Missouri, be approved?” more
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Stefanie Aziere-Sattler’s mural located on the Spirit Trail, pictured in August 2021, embodies the theme of “connecting communities” by depicting different parts of the community like Old Drum and Pertle Springs. File photo by Dustin Steinhoff | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Coalition seeking volunteers for Spirit Trail clean-up
As the spring season gets underway, the Spirit Trail Coalition is seeking the public’s help in maintaining the local trail. more
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The Missouri Democratic Party will host its presidential primary on Saturday, March 23.  File photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
What to expect in Missouri's Democratic presidential primary
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden goes before Missouri primary voters on Saturday, and much has changed since the last time he was on the state's ballot seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. more
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On April 2, voters will decide if Sedalia's city council terms will be extended from two- to four-year terms.  File photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Two- or four-year terms for city council? Voters to decide April 2
Editor's note: This article has been updated to correct the Sedalia City Council ward that Chris Marshall represents. more
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Hip-hop and rap music artist Ludacris will perform at the Missouri State Fair on Friday, Aug. 16. Ludacris has sold 24 million albums worldwide. Photo courtesy of the Missouri State Fair
Hip-hop & rap artists Ludacris, Dax to perform at Missouri State Fair
On Wednesday, March 20, the Missouri State Fair announced the fourth concert of the 2024 State Fair concert series. more
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On Tuesday, March 19, Sacred Heart theatre students, from left, Mary Butner, Laysha Lopez, and Sofia Guevara dance in a rehearsal scene of "Fiddler on the Roof." The musical will be presented at 7 p.m. Friday, March 22 and Saturday, March 23 at the Hayden Liberty Center. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Sacred Heart School to present 'Fiddler on the Roof'
Sacred Heart School will present "Fiddler on the Roof" on Friday, March 22 and Saturday, March 23 at the Hayden Liberty Center. more
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Tom Martin
Sedalia community loses valued advocate for local businesses
Sedalia has lost one of its biggest advocates of the area business community, and the Democrat has lost a team member. more
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Three running for two seats on Dresden school board
Three candidates are running for two seats on the Pettis County R-XII (Dresden) Board of Education, a three-year term, in the April 2 municipal election. more
Estelle Frazier addresses the Sedalia City Council about the need for a tornado shelter on the north side of Sedalia during a public comment portion of the Monday, March 18 council meeting. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Sedalia City Council asks for public comments and gets an earful
The large crowd attending Monday evening’s Sedalia City Council meeting watched as the council waded through a packed agenda. With the proposed 2025 budget set to pass, the council also took time to garner public comments. more
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On Monday, March 18, Justin and Hilliary Hubbs, the new owners of Queen City Coffee Co., stand with their daughter Millie, 9, at the shop located at 3224 W. 16th St. The couple purchased the former Coffee Port Café; Queen City is now a partner with Ozark Coffee Co. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Queen City Coffee Co. reopens under new ownership
Formerly known as Coffee Port Café, the newly opened Queen City Coffee Co. has new owners and is now a partner with Ozark Coffee Co. more
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Five competing for two seats on Northwest school board
Five candidates are vying for two seats on the Pettis County R-V (Northwest) Board of Education in the April 2 municipal election. more
Sue Heckart, left, and Sedalia Parks and Recreation Director Amy Epple announce a new bowling center named Memory Lanes to be built on the east side of Sedalia in a Monday, March 18 announcement at the Heckart Community Center. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Sue Heckart announces Memory Lanes bowling facility
On Monday afternoon, March 18 at the Heckart Community Center, a large crowd was gathered to hear about the latest project for local philanthropist Sue Heckart. more
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Bagpiper Craig Roberts with the Mid-Missouri Pipe Band heads up Saturday's St Patrick's Parade on South Ohio Avenue in downtown Sedalia. Festively-garbed Sedalians came out in large numbers for the sunny skies, hometown parade and festivities. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Photo: Saturday's St. Patrick's Day Parade turns downtown Kelly green
Three vying for two SFCC board seats
Three candidates are vying for two seats on the State Fair Community College Board of Trustees in the April 2 municipal election. more
State Rep. Brad Pollitt, R-Sedalia, right, speaks at the Pettis County Pachyderm Club luncheon Friday, March 15 at the Heckart Community Center. State Rep. Rodger Reedy, R-Windsor, seated, was also on hand to give updates on this year's legislative session. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Representatives Pollitt and Reedy address local Republicans
At the Pettis County Pachyderm Club luncheon Friday, March 15, state Reps. Brad Pollitt and Rodger Reedy took turns telling local Republicans of legislative battles in Jefferson City. more
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Well-known country music star and Korean War veteran Leroy Van Dyke, right, of Sedalia, poses for a photo with Jeremy Amick, the public affairs officer with Silver Star Families of America, on Sunday, March 3 in Jefferson City. Van Dyke was nominated and received the Silver Star Families of America Commendation award at American Legion Post 5. Photo courtesy of Jeremy Amick
Leroy Van Dyke honored with veteran commendation
Sedalia's Leroy Van Dyke, a well-known country music star and Korean War veteran, was honored earlier this month in Jefferson City at American Legion Post 5. more
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Dr. Rita Garabet does a deep cleaning on patient Lacey Parks, of Warrensburg, after taking x-rays. Garabet initially was looking to see what teeth could be saved before moving onto next steps. Photo courtesy of Lacey Parks
Warrensburg woman awarded new smile through charitable program
WARRENSBURG – Warrensburg community member Lacey Parks will receive more than $45,000 worth of dental work for free through the Give Back a Smile program. more
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Three vying for two seats on Green Ridge school board
Three candidates are running for two seats on the Green Ridge Board of Education, a three-year term, in the April 2 municipal election. more
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