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Country music star Tyler Hubbard will kick off Missouri State Fair Grandstand performances at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 10. Hubbard spoke with the Sedalia Democrat this week about his solo, "Summer Headline Tour." Photo courtesy of Tyler Hubbard
Tyler Hubbard tells a piece of his story with solo tour
Country music star Tyler Hubbard will open the Missouri State Fair Grandstand performances this year with his solo "Summer Headline Tour" Thursday, Aug. 10. The band Parmalee will open for Hubbard that evening. more
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During rehearsal Thursday, Aug. 3, Lillibeth Sokolowski, who plays MC, pleads for her job with her boss, played by Gabriel Peterson, in the Liberty Center Jr. Theatre play, “The Five Shards of Alessandro.” The production, which was produced by students in one week, will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 5. Photos by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
LCAA Jr. Theatre students produce a play in a week
No small feat, the Liberty Center Association for the Arts Jr. Theatre students have produced a comedic play in only one week. They will perform it Saturday evening, Aug. 5 at the Hayden Liberty Center. more
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The band Madd Hoss Jackson plays June 16 on The Lot at the Hayden Liberty Center. The Liberty Center Association for the Arts Concert Committee has three additional concerts slated for this year. File photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
LCAA Concert Committee promotes live performances
After featuring several bands and performers this year, the Liberty Center Association for the Arts still has three additional concerts planned for the remaining season. more
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Pettis County Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza laughs it up with CoCo the mule at Von Holten Ranch on Friday, July 28. Baeza was attending the filming of the ranch by RFD TV "Best of America by Horseback." The episode will air on Oct. 4 and Oct 10. Photo courtesy of Zoe Urtel | Von Holten Ranch
RFD TV films at Von Holten Ranch
MORA — This past weekend, the horse trails at Von Holten Ranch were alive with lights, cameras, and action during the filming of an RFD TV program that will air this fall. more
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Photo courtesy of Pettis County Community Partnership
PCCP to host a Murder Mystery fundraiser
Pettis County Community Partnership is in the planning stages of a unique fundraiser slated for March 2024. more
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Thursday morning Camp Blue Sky first and second-grade students from the Lavender group play inside an inflatable created by several adult volunteers. The annual week-long art camp is hosted at State Fair Community College, and the theme this year is "Color and Eye are One." Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Camp Blue Sky emphasizes the importance of color
Camp Blue Sky was in full swing on Thursday, with students learning about color in many artistic and scientific ways. This year's theme for the annual week-long art camp is "Color and Eye are One." more
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During the 2022 Missouri State Fair, a family has their photo made beside the Children's Barnyard. This year's MSF opens Thursday, Aug. 10, and wraps up on Sunday, Aug. 20.
'Where Traditions Grow': Missouri State Fair to open Aug. 10
The Missouri State Fair will open Aug. 10 with new and familiar traditions this year. more
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Musician Josh Snodgrass, of Indiana, will minister at Katy Park Baptist Church at 10:45 a.m. Sunday, July 30. Snodgrass, specializing in instrumental worship music, has 43 million views on his YouTube channel. Photo courtesy of Josh Snodgrass
Instrumental worship musician to visit Sedalia
Instrumental worship musician Josh Snodgrass will bring his ministry to Sedalia on Sunday, July 30 with a performance at Katy Park Baptist Church. more
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Nichole Wade poses with her first book, "Ella and Star."  Photo by Meliyah Venerable | Warrensburg Star-Journal
"You’re never to old too pursue your dreams”: Local artist lives her dream as a children's book illustrator
WARRENSBURG — What was once a dream, has now become reality for Nichole Wade. more
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During the 2023 Robert Woolery Sr. Memorial Pow Wow, a young man dressed in fancy regalia dances Saturday afternoon, July 15 in the Intertribal Dance inside the Ag Building on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. The event began on Saturday and ended on Sunday and drew a crowd from several states. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Photos: Pow Wow celebrates Native American traditions
Sedalia artist Sherry Adams works on an art piece Wednesday, July 12 in her home. Although she sustained a traumatic brain injury in 1991, she never gave up creating art. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Artist learns diligence, persistence, and vigilance
Sedalia artist Sherry Adams is a lesson in never giving up, and she gives credit to God. more
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On Saturday, July 8, Sedalia woodcarver John Wolf works in the front gallery at the Hayden Liberty Center. The Liberty Center Association for the Arts has begun a new “Saturday AIR” Artist-in-Residence program. Wolf will demonstrate his work from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the next four Saturdays.    Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
LCAA begins new artist program on Saturdays
A new program has sprouted at the Hayden Liberty Center, a project sponsored by the Liberty Center Association for the Arts. more
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On Saturday, July 8, during the Smithton Town & Country Fair Barbecue Competition, Smithton High School ag teacher Karla Riggs watches as juniors Aden Criner and Ryan Pond cut up liver, the competition's mystery meat. All three seemed to cringe at cooking the meat for the contest. The Smithton Train Smoker team also consisted of Kenna Simmons and Cassidy Huddleston. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Photos: Smithton Fair brings fun and smiles
On Wednesday, July 5, artist Grant Kniffen, of St. Louis, talks about his piece, "The Notable Exceptions," which will hang in an exhibit at the Hayden Liberty Center next week. The show will open Thursday, July 13, and will coincide with the live stage performance of Twitty & Lynn that evening. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Kniffen art exhibit is a 'fusion' of many styles
A 2019 Missouri State Fair artist-in-residence has returned to Sedalia for a solo show at the Hayden Liberty Center, which will open Thursday, July 13. more
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After the pies were judged at the Smithton Fair, they were auctioned off by Sam Trelow on Saturday, July 17, 2021. The 2023 Smithton Town & Country Fair will be hosted July 6-8, which includes the pie contest and auction on Saturday, July 8. File photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Smithton readies for next week's Town & Country Fair
Starting next Thursday evening, the Smithton Town & Country Fair will entertain guests with small-town charm and wholesome family fun. more
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Wednesday morning, June 28 at Hubbard Park, Sedalia artist Alan Weaver places grout on a music-themed sculpture he created with handcrafted tiles. The 2,000-pound piece, "The Structure of Music," a piano, is one of three pieces Weaver will install commemorating the park's 100th anniversary. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Weaver tickles the ivories with musical-themed sculpture
After working for months creating hundreds of ceramic tiles, Sedalia artist Alan Weaver was busy grouting his first of three musical-themed sculptures on Wednesday, June 28 at Hubbard Park. more
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Kids brave the traffic to grab some candy thrown along the Fourth of July parade route in downtown Sedalia on July 4, 2022. The 2023 parade will be hosted at 10 a.m. Tuesday, July 4.  File photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Numerous area activities planned for Fourth of July
Editor's note: This article has been updated to include information about Central Missouri Speedway. more
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John Francis plucks the banjo while David Richardson picks the mandolin Saturday night, June 24 at the Booze and Bluegrass in the Garden event in Cole Camp. Cooler weather brought out the crowds late into the evening. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Cole Camp bluegrass makes for relaxing Saturday evening
COLE CAMP – Saturday evening, June 24, music could be heard along the busy streets of Cole Camp. more
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Sarah Amos, of San Mateo, California, holds her book, on the left, “A Ride Down Highway Zero and Other Ghostly Tales,” and her father Richard Amos’s book, “More Than a Journey,” on Monday, June 26 at the Sedalia Democrat. Sarah was born in Sedalia in 1959 when her father lived here. They have both written their first book. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat
Father & daughter authors have roots in Sedalia
A father and daughter, formerly of Sedalia and now living in California, published their first book earlier this year. more
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