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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
Benton teen arrested after threatening school shooting
A former Warsaw High School student was arrested Monday, March 11 for threatening a faculty member. more
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Brooklynn Van Wey, 12, cuts an apple as her mother, Bethany Tackett, watches on Wednesday, March 13, during the third Set the Table event hosted at Katy Trail Community Health on West Main Street. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Set the Table: Teaching nutritious cooking techniques
A new program with the United Way of Pettis County and several other local agencies is providing a place for individuals and families to learn how to cook nutritious meals and find a place to build community. more
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On Tuesday, March 12, artist Casey Whittier, a professor at the Kansas City Art Institute, stands with one of her pieces at the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art. Whittier and the Daum staff are hanging her solo show, "Observations," this week. The show will open on Saturday, March 30. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Casey Whittier's solo show to open at the Daum
Artist Casey Whittier is all about observing, traveling, and creating a body of work with that in mind. more
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Two candidates seeking La Monte Ward 2 seat
Two candidates are running for the La Monte Ward 2 seat, a two-year term, in the April 2 municipal election. more
On Thursday, March 7, Sedalia hairdresser Jennifer Ramey receives a bouquet from a friend, Kathy Peterson, to celebrate her 30 years of owning the Park Avenue Salon. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Ramey celebrates 30 years with Park Avenue Salon
Sedalia hairdresser Jennifer Ramey has spent four decades in the salon business, 30 of those years at the Park Avenue Salon, which she purchased in 1994. more
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Two competing for La Monte Ward 1 seat
Two candidates are running for the La Monte Ward 1 seat, a two-year term, in the April 2 municipal election. more
On Saturday, March 9 at the FIRST Robotics Central Missouri Regional, Smith-Cotton's Team SCREAM joined forced with Wentzville Ratchet Rockers for the win, ensuring the teams move on to the FIRST World Championships next month in Houston. From left, Parker Ellison, Morgan Withers, Parker Brown, Ziek Barth-Fagan, Jaimeson Severa and Nolan Frankum. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Team SCREAM wins Central Missouri Regional
The second time was the charm. Twice. more
Two contending for La Monte mayor seat
Two candidates are contending for La Monte mayor, a two-year term, in the April 2 municipal election. more
Modern country artist Warren Zeiders will perform at the 2024 Missouri State Fair on Friday Aug. 9. Photo courtesy of Warren Zeiders
Country artists Zeiders and Flores to perform at Missouri State Fair
Modern country music artists Warren Zeiders and Wyatt Flores, who perform country, pop, rock and folk, will perform on Friday, Aug. 9 as part of the State Fair Grandstand concert series at the 2024 Missouri State Fair. more
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Well-known philanthropist Barbara Hayden, 83, died Thursday, March 7, at her home. Hayden was involved in the Sedalia community and served for nearly 20 years as a Missouri State Fair Commissioner. Photo courtesy of the Hayden Family
Sedalia loses a committed supporter and advocate
Known for her big heart and many community contributions, Sedalia icon Barbara Hayden, 83, died Thursday, March 7 at her home. Hayden was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2015 but continued to live a life of doing things for others. more
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French horn player Bill Lane demonstrates how to play the introduction to the show “Little House on the Prairie” on Thursday, Feb. 15, in Knob Noster. Photo by Zach Bott | Warrensburg Star-Journal
French horn player reflects on music career from New York to LA to Knob Noster
KNOB NOSTER – Music has been at the center of Bill Lane’s life from a young age. With his pianist and violinist mother, Mary Laurie, and singer father, Spencer, music was almost a given in the household. more
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Two vying for PCAD District 3 Board seat
Two candidates are contending for the Pettis County Ambulance Board of Directors District 3 seat in the April 2 municipal election. more
Pettis County GIS Director James Theisen was awarded Information Technologist of the Year by the Missouri Public Safety Communications Conference. Photo courtesy of Pettis County Commission
Pettis County GIS Director James Theisen Recieves Statewide Recognition
Pettis County GIS Director James Theisen was awarded Information Technologist of the Year by the Missouri Public Safety Communications Conference (MPSCC). This recognition reflects Director Theisen's dedication and contributions to the field of emergency communications. more
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Sedalia Water Department crew foreman Aaron Shewmaker repairs a faulty fire hydrant Friday on Prestwick Farms Road on Friday, March 8. Photo by Chris Howell | Sedalia Democrat
Delayed inspections find many Sedalia fire hydrants in need of repair
After long-delayed fire hydrant inspections found dozens them of not working, Mayor Andrew Dawson decided the problem needed some explanation. more
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The Boys and Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri opened its 13th Site on Feb. 12 at the Sedalia Housing Authority on Saline Street. From left Club members Alex Walden, 16, Mackynzie Miller, 12, Ariel Edmisten, 6, and Site Director Makenzie Van Der Linden pose for a photo on Thursday, March 7. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Boys and Girls Clubs open new site
The Boys and Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri has expanded its reach by opening its 13th Site on Feb. 12 inside the Sedalia Housing Authority on Saline Street. more
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French horn player Bill Lane demonstrates how to play the introduction to the show “Little House on the Prairie” on Thursday, Feb. 15, in Knob Noster. Photo by Zach Bott | Star-Journal
French horn player reflects on music career from New York to LA to Knob Noster
KNOB NOSTER – Music has been at the center of Bill Lane’s life from a young age. With his pianist and violinist mother, Mary Laurie, and singer father, Spencer, music was almost a given in the household. more
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State Rep. John Voss, R-Cape Girardeau, speaks to a group of constituents who were in Jefferson City on Tuesday, March 5 to testify in favor of his bill strengthening qualifications for county coroners. Photo by Rudi Keller | Missouri Independent
Lawmakers consider bill to raise training standards for Missouri coroners
The Missouri legislature is looking at setting minimum training standards for coroners following allegations that the Cape Girardeau County coroner stole money at death scenes and botched numerous death investigations. more
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Mitzi and Charlie Nash with Iron Dog K-9 International meet with the Pettis County Sheriff's Office K-9 officers and handlers they support during a visit to Sedalia this week. Sgt. Matt Long is willing to pose nicely, K-9 Lord is mostly business, however. Photo by Chris Howell | Sedalia Democrat
Iron Dog K-9 visits donated dogs at Pettis Sheriff's Office
Pettis County Sheriff’s deputies and their K-9 officers were in top form this week as Charlie and Mitzi Nash of Iron Dog K-9 International were in town to see the dogs they had donated and meet their human partners. more
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Smith-Cotton earns Purple Star designation
Smith-Cotton High School recently earned a Purple Star designation due to its involvement and commitment to U.S. military students and families. more
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