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The City of Sedalia sent a letter to the Mercy Rest Stop Coalition showing its intention of donating land at 669 E. Third St. as the site for the Mercy Rest Stop. “We sent that out on … more
​​Tuesday, Sedalia Police Department cruisers took over a lot at Clover Dell Park to conduct EVOC training.   EVOC stands for Emergency Vehicle Operator Course and is intended to give … more
A lost hiker was located Monday evening thanks to Sedalia Police Cpl. John Fellows and the department’s newest drone. Cameron Stoney, 18, is a highly-functioning autistic young man who … more
Due to the kindness of three local businesses, Helen Hutchinson, 81, can remain in her home with her family photos, a place where her name is etched in concrete by her front step. Charli … more
A new Sedalia Visual Art Association exhibit opens today, Sept. 16 at Sedalia City Hall featuring the paintings of J. Ricker. Ricker, also known as a broadcasting personality Rick Jey, lives … more
A Sedalia man was arrested Thursday morning and has been charged with multiple drug offenses. According to a Sedalia Police Department news release, Elijah A. Nash, 26, of the 300 block of West … more
With the widening of Cedar Drive underway, phase one of a $16.2 million project to create a proposed truck route north of Sedalia begins. “This is part of the governor’s cost share … more
Tuesday, the Sedalia Public Works Department rolled out the second new street-repair machine in its arsenal, a Ziegler P385c commercial paver. The asphalt-laying machine pulled up to South … more
The Sedalia Public Library is celebrating National Library Card Month in September. The public is invited to stop by the library, 311 W. Third St., to get a free library card, regardless of where one … more
Thursday, MBL Development announced it is applying for HUD funds to expand the Deerbrook Villas community on Mitchell Road in Sedalia.   The bright and tidy senior housing facility hopes to … more
Katy Park restrooms will be locked at 5 p.m. daily due to ongoing vandalism in the restrooms. This is effective as of Aug. 8 until further notice. For questions or concerns, contact the park office … more
After evaluating the condition of Spring Fork Lake on Friday, Aug. 5, the City of Sedalia determined the lake would reopen for public recreational use beginning on the same day. The City closed the … more
Effective on Aug. 1, Memorial Park Cemetery and Highland Sacred Gardens have been acquired by Page-Dady Enterprises LLC.   Memorial Park Cemetery is at 3306 Greenridge Road and Highland … more
Two juveniles have been arrested in connection with a burglary at a local business. According to a Sedalia Police Department news release, at 2:55 a.m. July 30, officers responded to Discount … more
The Sedalia Parks and Recreation Department celebrated Centennial Pool’s 50th birthday on Saturday with a ceremony, giveaways and discounted admission. On Saturday, admission to Centennial … more
The City of Sedalia announced that Spring Fork Lake will continue to be closed through at least Aug. 1. The closure, which started in June, is due to the continued presence of a potentially … more
Walter P. Nicholson, 28, of Sedalia, was arrested Friday, July 22 after confessing to committing two car wash burglaries in one day. According to information from the Sedalia Police department, … more
On Thursday morning, a steel sculpture was added to the grounds outside the Heckart Community Center.   This will be the first piece of art added to the new center in hopes of continuing to … more
The public is invited to celebrate Centennial Pool's 50th birthday on Saturday, July 30. Admission to Centennial Pool will be 50 cents all day, including concession items. The Sedalia Parks … more
A local man is in custody in connection to an accidental shooting involving his young child. At 2:16 p.m. Friday, July 22, Sedalia Police officers were dispatched to the 1600 block of West Ninth … more
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