Margaret Ward from State Farm Insurance of Sedalia presented a check for $5,000 to the Sedalia Police Department Drone Unit on Tuesday. State Farm has worked to help fund several police projects over … more

A public-private partnership created the Downtown Pavilion Project, which opened at noon Thursday with its official ribbon-cutting. Furnell Companies Vice President Erica Eisenmenger and David … more

The City of Sedalia will observe the Memorial Day holiday on Monday, May 30.  Offices in the Municipal Building and the City’s Materials Management Site at 27882 Highway U will be … more

The City of Sedalia received a Tree Resource Improvement and Maintenance (TRIM) grant through the Missouri Department of Conservation.  The grant provided funds for the completion of a … more

David Esser, Chairman of the Central Business and Cultural District board, stood before the Sedalia City Council on Monday night to report on the CBCD’s successes. “The façade … more

Monday evening, the Sedalia City Council voted unanimously to nominate George R. Smith College to the Sedalia Historic Preservation Commission as a local landmark.  The historically Black … more

Monday afternoon, Mayor Andrew Dawson donned his hiking boots, grabbed a walking stick, sprayed his pants legs with insect repellent, and marched across a field north of Saline Street near the … more

Tina Boggess has been making a difference in Sedalia even before Jeff Leeman asked her to run as Ward 2 City Councilwoman. Now into her second term, there has been no stopping her. Former Mayor … more

A man has been arrested in connection with a stabbing last week at a Sedalia business. more

According to Sedalia Fire Department Fire Chief Greg Harrell, the Sedalia Fire Department will not be issuing any burn permits until further notice due to the dry weather combined with high winds. more

Barbecue chicken wings produced a tempting aroma in downtown Sedalia Saturday night, as 10 teams grilled for a cause. more