Sedalia, MO News

• Sedalia, MO News
• Skyline librarian Phillips remembered for love of books, family
• Deepwater man seriously injured when tractor mounts trailer of passing vehicle
• Enrollment open for SFCC summer, minimester sessions
• JROTC cadets help veterans pay tribute to fallen soldiers
• Voting machines are tested, ready for June 5 PCAD election
• Sedalians gather to thank responders for May 25, 2011, tornado actions
• Missouri General Assembly approves land for Sedalia's new fire station
• Community Snapshot: Hail north of Sedalia
• Groups to observe Memorial Day holiday
• Truck shop getting back in high gear after tornado
• Ceremony pays tribute to city spirit after 2011 tornado
• Outside of the box: Washington students finish year with fun at park
• They got their tiny tassels at preschool graduation
• May 25 tornado - One Year Later: 'Devasting' twister contained seeds of change for Sedalia couple
• A surprise leads off the Pettis County Ambulance District candidate forum
• Sedalian hurt when vehicle leaves road
• Send us your graduation photos
• Auto repair shop owner clung to pipes to survive tornado
• Law officers were on the run — for Special Olympics
• Teacher seeks help with successful recycling program
• Fire department offers bike safety materials
• Officers hit the road to help Special Olympics
• Sedalia woman hurt when car strikes deer
• 5 hurt in Henry County crash
• Concordia duo injured when car hits tree
• Kansan injured when thrown from motorcycle
• State troopers increasing patrols on holiday weekend
• Officials mark EMS Week
• City Council receives briefing on Happy Homes project
• May 25 tornado - 1 Year Later: The Wheel Thing Skate Center rolls back after twister
• Pettis County Public Administrator Charli Ackerman get surprises times two
• Sedalia woman injured in Johnson County accident
• Pathways offers open house Wednesday
• Café worker Chase Johnson has appetite for volunteering
• Water board considers master plan along with rate study
• Kansas woman hurt when vehicle hits deer
• Cole Camp grads told worthwhile life has no shortcuts
• Windsor graduates' family, friends show enthusiasm
• Sacred Heart Class of 2012 urged to remember its roots
• Council to discuss building columbarium at cemetery
• Friends, customers gave Schilby's Automotive overhaul
• Ambulance district candidates to air views in forum
• Smith-Cotton grads 'have been through it all'
• 3 from California, Mo., hurt in Saline crash
• 2 Warrensburg youths hurt in Johnson crash
• Woman hurt after medical condition leads to crash
• 2 ejected from motorcycle in Benton County
• 2 teens seriously hurt in Benton crash
• 2 have minor injuries after U-turn goes awry
• Green Ridge students remember lost loved ones at 2012 graduation
• Big surprise greets La Monte Class of 2012
• SFCC holds graduation ceremony
• How does your garden grow?
• Whittier students get alternative ceremony
• Smithton sends seniors off on new challenges
• Northwest graduates ready for new start
• May 25 tornado - 1 Year Later: Survival a common theme among businesses in storm’s aftermath
• May 25 Tornado - 1 Year Later: Twister brought changes to city
• Loan may span the gap for Washington Avenue bridge repairs
• Boonville woman hurt when medical attack leads to crash
• 3 hurt in Morgan County collision
• Versailles man hurt in 1-vehicle crash
• Slater woman faces DWI after crash
• Sunrise Beach woman injured in collision
• Dollar General grant to boost library's summer programs
• Event to recall Sedalia May 25 tornado
• Family plans fundraiser for Sedalia mother shot last month
• 40 & 8 memorializes fallen Army Ranger
• Marshall woman injured in 1-vehicle crash
• Smith-Cotton grad to receive honor in Sturgis
• Versa Capital buys Sedalia Democrat
• Ambulance board candidates tout their experience
• Sedalia School District Foundation funds 19 teachers' requests through grant program
• Governor Nixon visits Green Ridge, salutes school district
• Air show takes off Saturday, Sunday at Whiteman
• Carla Caldwell has developed a taste for cooking
• Boys & Girls Clubs to raise summer program price
• Ceremony honors officers who died on duty
• S-C. Jr. High students go to the dogs for service learning project
• Nominations due for S-C academic hall of fame
• Driver, passenger hurt when vehicle leaves Missouri 131
• Letter carriers' drive bags 15,000 pounds of food
• Free physicals available for Sedalia 200 athletes
• Sedalia School District 200 raises meal prices
• Council to decide on sewer repair policy
• Cindy Blatterman cooks up competition in her SGSL role
• Fellow teachers, students fondly remember 'Mrs. Kitchen'
• Juveniles arrested in rash of tire slashings
• Driver hurt in 1-car crash in Johnson County
• Building height? No problem for math students
• Stover woman injured in Route U accident
• Store manager goes forth with fourth food drive
• Meal price increases, activities hall nominees on school board agenda
• Otterville-to-SFCC pipeline still going strong after 2012 OHS graduation
• 2 hurt in car vs. lawn tractor collision
• Windsor man hurt after traveling off road
• 3 hurt in nearly head-on collision in Henry County
• La Strada announces consolidation of polling places for June 5 ambulance board election
• Lincoln High School graduates ready for the next stage in their lives
• Dresden's living museum brings Missouri history to life
• 3 hurt in Henry County head-on crash
• Science fair lets Parkview students show what they know
• New bus barn gets artworks, courtesy of S-C students
• Tissue is the issue of this paper drive
• Students witness the wonders of nature
• Clubs honor those who serve, protect
• FBLA students' Joplin experience rooted in stories
• Law Day cases for May 4, May 7
• 2 Marshall residents hurt in 2-vehicle collision
• Post office employees seek to address hunger with donations
• New priest, new wardrobe for Mass at Sacred Heart
• Lincoln man hurt when vehicle hits deer on U.S. 65
• Sunrise Beach woman faces DWI charge after collision
• A fine day at the Sedalia Area Farmers' Market
• State Fair Foundation wants to boost its numbers
• City: It's not too late for Arbor Day
• Tea for tutu benefit party had participants dancing for joy
• SFCC bestows honors on three
• SFCC offers trio of fitness class options
• City council hears update from Boys & Girls Clubs
• Larry King's SABER sharpens more than just job skills for low-income residents
• Queen City Garden Club hopes to plant a new sign with plant sale
• DECA contest brings smiles, tears to Smith-Cotton students
• Clinton pair hurt in hit-and-run
• Centerview man hurt when driver falls asleep at wheel
• Eldon woman hurt when vehicle hits tree
• Sedalian Heimsoth in highway patrol recruit class
• Two Warrensburg men die in Johnson County accident
• Colorado residents injured in Pettis County accident
• Clinton woman injured in Henry County accident
• Windsor woman injured in Benton County accident
• Hughesville man injured in motorcycle accident
• United Way picks Linda Kirk as new director
• Foundation's Major Saver cards now on sale
• Council to address Safe Routes to School project
• 7 of 9 area storm shelters are up and running as tornado season approaches
• Community Snapshot: Enjoying a snack
• Volunteers on the right track as they build flower gardens near Amtrak Station
• Sedalia’s general revenue fund up 9 percent
• Horace Mann Elementary School celebrates a century of education
• Canine distemper hits Sedalia Animal Shelter
• Lorenz named assistant superintendent at Knob Noster
• Ambulance board ballot to list 18 candidates
• Park board having a field day after taking over youth baseball
• Preparations being made for spring planting
• County plans property auction on Saturday
• Community Snapshot: Three and four dolls
• Healthy U students to offer cooking demonstrations
• 2 seriously hurt in vehicle-buggy collision
• Man thrown from vehicle after hitting deer
• Chase Bussey finishes second in cyber security category at state, heads to national competition
• Minority Outreach reaches out with Cinco de Mayo celebration
• Rep. Hartzler holds roundtable discussion with businesspeople, public officials
• Higginsville man injured in motorcycle accident
• On your mark, get set and ... Races ready to benefit charities
• Horace Mann Elementary celebrates centennial
• Group honors Sedalia 200 teachers, staff, retirees
• This fundraiser was a walk to the park
• SFCC, Central Methodist land grant to boost college access
• Marshall woman dies after crash on U.S. 65
• Sweet Springs pair injured in collision
• State fair forms available online
• A sign of the times goes up at Bryant Motors
• Officials hope to clean up the Pearl River
• Cole Camp puts Mexican spin on annual pub crawl, 5K
• Dream of a color guard becomes a reality
• St. Louis woman injured in Saline County crash
• Boonville teen injured in crash
• Mo Blues Cruise and Barbecue embraces change
• Democrat’s Satnan a finalist in opinion writing contest
• Holden woman hurt in Johnson crash
• These folks are hooked on buttons
• Effort between restaurants, health groups help identify low-calorie choices
• 14 candidates fill for ambulance board seats
• Tyson expansion to create 200 jobs
• 3 people injured in Johnson crash
• KC woman seriously hurt in Benton crash
• Sedalia Lions Club has it in the bag as members deliver goodies for sick kids
• Mayor at Clean Sedalia meeting: Silence is golden
• Letting go of the pain of sexual abuse
• Better hurry! Tickets almost gone for Tutu Tea Party
• Sedalians may see water rate hike
• Water Board considers rate, employee salary increase
• Young Bothwell patients benefit from Lions Club donation
• Drennon to retire as SFCC president
• First Baptist's Drew Hill departing for D.C. area
• Hire Attire holds fashion show
• CASA event to mark finale of awareness month
• Heber Hunt ready for fourth annual mothers and sons dance
• Two injured after motorcycle strikes deer
• Pettis County Community Partnership changes service day
• Warsaw woman injured in Benton County accident
• 11 months without a bed
• Group enables houses in need of a fix
• Herrman Lumber celebrates 50 years in Sedalia
• Robotics team takes a shot at success with T-shirt cannon
• Warrensburg woman hurt when car leaves road
• Woman injured after falling asleep at wheel
• Warner earns honors at state FFA convention
• Lub Dub Run already beating last year's pace
• Sherry Jo Painter-Torres constantly promotes such events as Relay for Life and TIMPO
• City Council talks about five-year technology plan
• Freedom rider salutes Army National Guard
• Filing for ambulance district positions opens Tuesday
• California, Mo., man injured in Moniteau accident
• Holden man dies after head-on crash
• Romney picks up Fourth District GOP support
• Egley, Hill win divisions in St. Paul's chess tourney
• Sedalia's appearance top issue, but city survey shows most content
• Bothwell A.W.A.K.E. group to meet Tuesday
• 4th annual PROP fundraiser combines auction, dinner, music, dancing at Moose Lodge
• Blue Springs woman hurt in Henry crash
• Clinton man dies in Henry County crash
• Cleanup week begins Monday
• Volunteers to hand out books for World Book Night U.S. on Monday
• Sedalia School District 200's Title I preschool to double in size
• Officials laud new juvenile program
• Trio face assault charges in Morgan County
• Recycling firm sparks students' interest for Earth Day
• Dairy Queen to host workers' reunion
• Kiwanis Club event aimed at car seat safety
• Friend thought best man to handle wedding was 40&8 leader
• Centerview woman airlifted to hospital after crash
• 2 hurt in Benton County collision
• Crews pour a bit of history as Sedalia's first ADA playground takes shape
• Hire Attire event to help SFCC students dress for success
• County commissioners offer 4 possibilities for Quisenberry Road bridge
• Smith-Cotton seniors receive scholarships
• Teen injured when ATV overturns
• Gravois Mills man faces DWI charge after crash
• Sedalia man shoots self after injuring wife
• Getting to the point of painting
• Commissioners approve Pettis County Ambulance District map
• Poker faces could light up the lives of others
• SFCC, UCM sign dual admission pact
• County commission to host meeting on Quisenberry Road bridge
• St. Paul's to offer youth chess tournament
• Four Sedalia teens hurt in 2-vehicle crash
• Vitae Foundation to honor Mittelhausers
• Poetry lovers, ‘tis time to unite; Get ready for your Favorite Poem Night
• Housing surveys hot topic with Sedalia City Council
• Smith-Cotton JROTC first-year cadets get rides on blades of glory
• Mock car wreck program Thursday at S-C
• Highway patrol honors officers for service
• 2-vehicle collision leaves Versailles woman hurt
• Warrensburg teen injured in crash
• Columbia man falls asleep at wheel
• Music lovers get jazzed in Big Band Dance
• City council to help pursue police grant
• Ex-Sedalian shares her tale of struggle at NAACP banquet
• Healthy U's 'Moving 101' on for today
• 4th-graders stage an egg-xacting experiment at Parkview Elementary School
• Cole Camp to rally behind Matthew Whitworth at Sunday luncheon
• Power outages affect 450 local residents
• City's compost operator really digs his job
• Whiteman reservists return from Afghanistan
• SFCC Horticulture Club's plant sale starts Monday
• Joint activities elicit laughs for Youth Leadership grads
• Teen injured in Johnson County crash
• 2 Henry County residents face drug charges
• Workers on new McDonald's practice some smooth moves
• Sedalia school district promotes 2
• NAACP dinner highlight: 2 scholarships
• DECA students qualify for competition — now how to get there?
• Preparing the patch
• Health summit message: Soaring costs must end
• Sierra Bullets plans new equipment, 15 new jobs
• Deadline approaching for business women's scholarship
• Fischer’s Concrete offers $500 scholarship
• Officials consider ambulance district map, board election
• Versailles school board, teachers mourn superintendent's death
• Laudenberger a volunteer till the end
• Smithton students rally to prepare for state tests
• Prom gives senior citizens chance to kick up their heels
• Chilhowee woman injured in Johnson County crash
• 4 teens hurt in Benton County crash
• Rotary Club banks on lucky 13 for annual auction
• 5 area students among Youth in Ag scholars
• Sedalia man faces charge
• School board picks athletes for S-C hall of fame
• Smith-Cotton Victory Bell peals again
• McCaskill: China cheating on steel production
• Father who learned about tennis serves from son now serves others
• Animal shelter sets ham-and-bean fundraiser
• Man injured in Johnson County crash
• Athletic hall inductees, new officers on school board slate
• Couple think side effects damaged husband's liver
• Gravois Mills teen hurt in Morgan crash
• Healthy U program wants you to move and walk out
• Health care reform focus of Blue Ribbon Health and Wellness Planning Team’s s forum
• First United Methodist Church a-doors Habitat for Humanity
• Sedalian's mom's journal keeps Titanic memories afloat 100 years later
• Holden man injured in accident
• Two injured in Benton County crash
• Hartzler speaks in town hall: 'We don't want to go bankrupt'
• Director: Parks reserve fund at approximately $1 million
• Mathewson delivers $75,000 for scholarships to SFCC
• Easter Events
• Spring a busy time in Sedalia as cleanup week tops list of activities planned for city
• Smith-Cotton's Jazz Band's Big Band fundraiser ready to swing it
• Area students have a career day, courtesy of Bothwell Regional Health Center
• Stover man faces DWI, other charges after wreck
• Teen injured in Morgan County crash
• Hartzler plans town hall at SFCC
• Rowe defeats incumbent Carter for Ward 4 council seat
• Ambulance district approval called 'a significant win'
• Tourism tax wins voters' endorsement
• Unofficial election results - Pettis, Benton, Henry
• Running tally of Pettis County election results
• Woman hurt after falling from truck bed
• Driver hurt when idling vehicle hit
• 2 Warrensburg women hurt in crash
• Volunteers who gave a double-dose of their time to receive 40-year pins
• Speaker urges Sacred Heart students to exercise their 'choice muscle'
• City Council gives approval to Livable Streets program
• Larry The Cable Guy, Hank Jr. top state fair concert lineup
• Knob Noster child killed when struck by vehicle
• Sedalia man hurt in vehicle incident
• City offices closing, trash pickup altered for Good Friday
• Green Ridge man faces DUI charge after injured in wreck
• On the ballot: City, school races; tax issues
• City council to discuss livable streets policy
• Motorcyclist injured in Morgan County crash
• O'Fallon woman injured in I-70 accident
• SFCC dental clinic to offer free screening Tuesday
• 'Living Last Supper' set for Tuesday, Wednesday
• Clinton man ejected from vehicle in Johnson County
• Sedalia teen seriously injured in Benton ATV crash
• 2 Sedalians hurt when motorcycle strikes piece of concrete
• Progress 2012: Sedalia not likely to get major new retailer this year, but Pettis still pulls in shoppers better than most Missouri counties
• Jerry Beck enters GOP race for U.S. Senate
• John Fritz, treasurer of the Say Yes to EMS campaigns answers questions on initiative
• It's foaling season at Warm Springs Ranch, a breeding facility for Budweiser Clydesdales
• Bloomin' Gardens is a home-grown adventure
• Two seriously injured following accident
• Knob Noster woman injured in crash
• Columbia man injured in Pettis County accident
• Time goes on sale at fairgrounds
• Pettis economic leaders win applause
• 'Hearts for Haiti' auction fundraiser features student art
• Progress 2012: New facilities help Sedalia and Pettis County prepare for looming demand for health care among baby boomers
• Public forum on ambulance district set for tonight
• CMU to offer sociology degree through SFCC campuses
• Tractor accident kills Centerview man
• Clinton woman hurt in rollover wreck
• Progress 2012: U.S. Highway 65 expands to 4 lanes north of Lincoln, shipping company to take advantage
• Progress 2012: Manufacturing remains backbone of city as country slowly emerges from recession
• Voting teams take to the street
• Stream team of students clean up ditch
• Preschoolers get some guidance from their 'elders'
• Annual Easter Egg Hunt set for Saturday
• Jurisdiction question settled in fatal shooting case
• Kenneth Grott’s unit help supply Patton’s sweep across Europe
• Vietnam veterans to be honored Friday
• Progress 2012: Area school districts moving toward Common Core State Standards so students will be better prepared for college
• Egg-xacting job: Parks and Recreation plan annual hunt
• Filing closes: Republicans face primary battle
• Event asks: Why should searching for eggs be fun just for children?
• Community Snapshot: A fly quenches his thirst in a red bud
• Leeton woman hurt in 2-vehicle collision
• Suspect named, charged in U.S. Bank heist
• Clinton man turns self in after shooting
• Exhibit honors those who have died in combat since 9/11
• Helping Hands: Manager 'does a little bit of everything'
• Students could like summer behind the wheel
• Sedalia woman injured in U.S. 50 collision
• Clark resident faces DUI, failure to secure child charges
• Progress 2012: Although area residents remain generous, Buddy Pack weekend food program for youths still in need of donations
• US Bank robbed; suspect info sought
• Seats are open for next Honor Flight
• City offers dollars to repair houses
• Motorcyclist injured in Johnson County accident
• Lone Jack man charged in Johnson County accident
• Two teens injured in Johnson County accident
• Progress 2012: Sedalia, Pettis County officials identify savings, focus on crucial projects like bridge and sewer upgrades
• Sedalia School District 200 uses iPads to reach autism students
• Elle Wasson Duggan decides its time to step down as Sedalia-Pettis County United Way executive director
• T Tax supporters eager for April 3 vote
• Community Snapshot: Nest like an eagle
• Longwood comes back to life in Betty Wasson Singer's new book
• New Hope Baptist minister Bruce Campbell dies
• Sedalia Kiwanis Club reaches milestone
• Local Author Tells History of Missouri State Fair Through Photographs
• McDonald's is on the move
• Redina Yantz selected to fill vacancy in Healthy U program
• Animal Control officers to launch campaign to humanely capture feral cats
• SFCC's wind turbine catches a second wind
• S-C alumni to get their day in the sun
• Community Snapshot: Sunset over the Katy Depot
• Literacy council's annual tea, auction set for Sunday
• Deepwater woman faces DUI charge
• SFCC seeks exhibitors for April 11 career showcase
• Women's Service League offers scholarship
• Morgan sheriff, task force arrest 11
• City Council approves FY 2013 budget
• School board learns about HOPE program
• Terri Paul's volunteer work known throughout school district
• Cemetery maintenance to begin March 26
• Drug charges pending against Versailles couple
• Gravois Mills pair face drug charges
• Couple hurt in Morgan County crash
• SFCC offers financial aid workshop
• Appleton City woman injured in Henry County crash
• Warrensburg man injured in accident
• Pettis Republicans select 16 candidates to future caucuses
• Sedalia school board topic: Homeless students
• Good day sunshine as Sedalians work and play in near ideal weather
• Officials giddy up to turn spot into ‘Trail’s End
• Council to vote on 2013 budget
• Ward 4 race tops April 3 ballot
• Smith-Cotton Junior High gets a window into the past
• They walked the walk — for thousands of miles
• Green Ridge woman dies in vehicle accident
• Jeff Redford withdraws from Sedalia 200, SFCC races
• New Senate map keeps Parson in 28th District
• Saturday is St. Patrick's Day: That means a parade
• Music club mixes chapeaux with Chopin
• La Monte students learn about food and fitness
• Wesley United Methodist Church hopes to install free-standing solar panels
• Escapees RV Club heading into Sedalia in September
• Lions Club expands Clover Dell disc golf course
• Katy Depot plans how-to gardening presentations
• State-wide tornado drill set for today
• ‘Then and Wow’ the theme for fair’s 110th celebration
• City council decides to take owner of collapsed building to state court
• Emma Kostopolus leads by example
• Sedalia City Council to discuss collapsed building
• Lub Dub Run wants employers to get in stride
• Sedalia notables become dancing stars for one night at SFCC’s ‘Emerald Evening’ fundraiser
• 2 teens hurt in Pettis crash
• Deadline Monday to sign up for SFCC workshop on how to feed families
• Former Congressman Skelton honored by portrait unveiling in Washington, D.C.
• Parks Dept. to recreational league:Play ball!
• Detective Jill Green named as Sedalia Police Department Officer of the Year
• Support from nutritionists, trainers key to success for Healthy U participants
• Heber Hunt's Betteridge up for statewide award
• Parks director optimistic about 2012-13 budget
• Fla. man faces drug trafficking charge
• Greenhouse gives Center for Human Services clients chance to grow
• Boonville woman hurt in Cooper County crash
• Women’s Expo set for ladies’ night out
• Three more file for county offices
• Horace Mann students spend a grand time with grandparents
• Patrol: Traffic deaths are on the rise
• Deepwater man injured in Henry County crash
• Wheatland woman injured in Benton County crash
• Houstonia man injured in Henry County accident
• St. Paul's Lutheran School focuses on fine arts
• FBLA students dig up dollars to plant some green in Joplin
• City forecasts bump in sales tax revenue
• Open burning ban enacted in Pettis County
• Brenda Gardner is the calm, reassuring voice for CASA callers
• Gardner Denver is getting a new line
• Community backing propels DECA to success
• Council to proceed with Washington Avenue bridge renovations
• Malta Bend man injured in Saline accident
• Warrensburg girl hurt in collision
• Prom dress for $15? Price is right Thursday at UCM
• United Way sets allocation hearings for 2013 campaign
• Sedalia man reported missing
• Two pedestrians injured in Smithton
• Council to take up fate of Washington bridge
• Centerview teenager charged in father's death
• District schools have added a fourth R (recycling) to the traditional 3 with new program
• ‘Buddy Pack’ saved but help still needed
• Pettis County proud of its 2010 record on retail growth
• Mayor, JROTC cadets take guided tour of Whiteman AFB
• GOP office seekers gather at McKinley Day Dinner
• Sedalia gets some new sidewalks along Broadway Boulevard
• Boy Scouts from 3 counties to collect food Saturday
• Police dispatcher says helping public is her best call
• Parks hosting birdhouse building for Joplin on Saturday
• Sedalia seeking photos of past mayors
• District 200 officials announce contest to select artwork from students for new structure
• City looking for former mayor photos
• Sedalia woman faces DWI charge after crash
• Ralph Richner kept 'em flying
• 12 file to run in county races
• Police chief: Officer of Year never says 'No'
• SFCC nursing students reach out in health fair
• Kindle on building collapse: Doing the best I can
• Concordia man injured in vehicle accident
• Teen driver injured when car leaves road
• Need tax help? SFCC students providing assistance
• Sedalia 200 School District Board of Education considers hiring communications officer
• Another downtown building tumbles down
• Trainer Rambo has Outlaws getting in shape
• Fire destroys Otterville home
• Two injured in Johnson County accident
• Hundreds bid a final farewell to Rob Parkhurst
• Sedalia 200 board to vote on 2012-13 school calendar
• 41 years later, Green Ridge still filled with loafers
• Concordia woman seriously hurt in Lafayette crash
• Medical condition leads to Lafayette crash
• Whiteman officer selected for White House dinner
• Absentee voting underway for April 3 municipal election
• SFCC ready for job training challenges
• Local officials still at war with meth plague
• McMullen: Where do we draw the line on redistricting?
• Missouri Highway Patrol: Missouri tops nation in methamphetamine busts
• Students collect food for Open Door pantry
• La Monte High School teen named Youth of the Year
• Sedalia blacks discuss schooling in a white-majority town
• Stover turns out to remember dead toddler
• Tyson settles EEOC complaint after denying job to man with epilepsy at Sedalia plant
• Pettis, other counties get an agriculture disaster designation in aftermath of August storms
• Roger Garlich, former director of the Center for Human Services marks 50-year association with organization
• Family, community members mourn passing of CEO Rob Parkhurst
• Store sends K2 back before it gets stung
• 2 Sedalians hurt when car leaves road
• City council hears tourism taxation history
• On the menu: Flapjacks, biscuits and charity
• Oh, go fly a kite
• The Sedalia Democrat Becomes Social
• Sedalia man dies in 2-vehicle collision
• Law Day cases for Feb. 6
• MoDOT to discuss Henry County bridge work
• Sedalia City Council to discuss two ordinances dealing with city job descriptions at Tuesday meeting
• Stover plans vigil for 3-year-old Blake Litton
• Boys & Girls Clubs to honor youths of the year
• Blue Springs woman injured in 2-car crash
• Young volunteer does it all — except dishes
• Preston teen hurt when vehicle leaves roadway
• S-C JROTC marches to an elite beat while hosting 7th annual drill meet
• Lincoln man killed in Benton accident
• Gravois Mills teen hurt in Morgan crash
• City sets priorities for 2013 budget
• Cole Camp Clinic set to reopen March 1
• Sedalia-Pettis County United Way celebrates 2011’s record-breaking fundraising effort
• Hughesville woman injured in Pettis County crash
• STING unit busts pot operation
• Student brings antique shell to school, prompting lockdown
• Plenty on the menu for annual Taste of Cole Camp
• City council to discuss which projects should get budget priority
• Smith-Cotton to host JROTC drill competition on Saturday
• Stover man facing murder charge in death of boy, 3
• Quisenberry Road bridge repairs up for discussion
• 2 hurt in Henry County crash
• Girl Scout cookie blitz ready to begin
• Police raid Fav Trip; drug lab to test evidence
• Go Red event to raise awareness of women's heart issues
• Lincoln man accused of stealing vehicle, fighting with deputy
• Ambulance district effort closer to goal, but still needs cash
• Employers talk to veterans at job fair
• 'Buddy Packs' could use some pals
• Council to take up budget in Saturday session
• Sedalia Middle School students help battle cancer
• Furnell plans new complex
• They put their hearts into their work
• History-making fundraiser "Evening of Heart and Hope" for Boys & Girls Clubs brings in $143,000
• Freezing drizzle forecast forces school cancellation
• John Meyer finally got LaVerne, the girl next door
• Sedalia City Council steps into a review of sidewalks
• Warsaw woman injured when car hits tree
• 3 women hurt in head-on collision
• Show - The Full Monty
• City council to consider new hangar
• 2 groups to team up to help veterans find jobs
• 2 men injured when vehicle strikes deer in Morgan County
• 2 teens seriously injured in Benton crash
• Marshall man strikes stop sign in Saline County
• Special Olympics hoopsters battle it out as district tourney invades Sedalia hardwood
• Middle school staff, students sing praises of Elvis custodian AKA Scott Balke
• Math teacher’s hard work adds up to Sacred Heart's top educator award
• Lack of white stuff has public works' budget back in the black
• Skyline’s Brandi LaCasse is named SCEA teacher of the year for 2012
• Groups battle over income, sales tax
• VFW to host job fair for veterans
• Students teach students about the environment
• State senators detail budget struggle
• Having house troubles? Have no house? Call city specialist
• Calhoun teen arrested in school bomb threat
• Democrat journalists earn seven awards in Missouri Associated Press Media Editors 2011 News Writing Contest
• Mann, that's some cool art!
• 'Lucy' finder visits UCM
• Ready for some sweet treats? Downtown merchants hosting chocolate crawl
• Report: City salaries, benefits in normal range but on the low side
• Quisenberry Road bridge closed beginning Thursday morning
• Tipton pair injured when car leaves road
• Support U.S. troops by wearing red Friday
• Ragtime artist takes students on a journey in musical history
• County echoes state in choosing Santorum in primary
• Law Day cases for Feb. 1
• Knob Noster woman hurt in rollover wreck
• Versailles man hurt after car strikes utility pole
• It takes a year to put on a party like Cupid's Ball
• Businessman Jim Marcum to seek GOP nomination for western commissioner
• Student-athletes honor teachers for their inspiration
• City council approves cellphone tower proposal 6-1
• Teachers query school board candidates
• Officials expect low turnout for primary
• Jefferson City man injured in I-70 crash
• City council to vote on cellphone tower permit
• Yeager's Cycle sponsoring blood drive
• Agronomy expert to speak Tuesday at SFCC
• From the backs of the racks: Piche picks out hidden gems for Daum’s 10-year retrospective
• Smithton teen hurt in Pettis crash
• 4 people injured when bus hits car in Johnson County
• This Smith-Cotton JROTC championship business has a nice ring to it
• Pettis County Health Center earned its advanced level accreditation from the Missouri Institute for Community Health
• Hayes Lemmerz sold to Brazilian firm
• Dresden students all fired up for 'dragon scales'
• HeRo grants to be available to Sedalia residents
• SFCC Dental Hygiene Clinic to offer free screening
• Teachers group's school board candidate forum set for Monday
• Contractor begins work on two restaurants
• County office shows some heart
• Chronicling tornado damage led photographer to VISTA
• Boonville man injured when car hits I-70 guardrail
• Warsaw woman hurt in U.S. 65 crash
• Sedalian seriously hurt in Morgan County crash
• New pastor, First Christian Church are a match made in heaven
• Three throw hats into the ring for offices
• Senior Center hopes to be awash in red on Friday
• Senior Day at Smith-Cotton High School
• Boys & Girls Clubs' goal: $100,000
• In future, city developers will have to guard what goes down drain
• Sedalia Parks and Recreation Department forecasts snow with annual Snowball Hunt
• Council's options for Washington Avenue bridge span repair, rebuild, replace
• Sheriff investigating Centerview man's death
• Homebound voters can still cast ballots
• Volunteer Jim Farris helps drive Meals on Wheels
• BRHC hires physician; launches primary care effort
• City to hear report on Washington Avenue bridge
• Junior High resumes dominance over High School in courtwarming series filled with high jinks
• California, Mo., woman seriously injured in Moniteau crash
• Wrong-way driver leads to accident in Pettis County
• 2 injured when vehicle flips in Morgan County
• Sacred Heart School to celebrate Catholic Schools Week beginning Sunday
• Nominees for the sixth annual Pink Flamigo award are a diverse group
• GOP gubernatorial candidate Dave Spence makes campaign stop in Sedalia
• A rebuilt Wheel Thing Skate Center ready to reopen after May 25 tornado destroyed facility
• Camp Pin Oak pinning its rebuilding hopes on SFCC students
• This VISTA member speaks the language of volunteerism
• Water department earns A-plus rating
• Phone app links Sedalia's past to the present
• Students learn how to combat, avoid bullies
• Cole Camp High School students take aim during archery class
• Volunteers spread out to count the homeless
• S-C High School, S-C Junior High Schools staffs plot court battle for basketball game
• City: Alleyway trash pickup to resume for some
• From one extreme to the other
• Volunteers needed to count homeless
• Convention Hall gets a facelift
• Boys & Girls Clubs announces Pink Flamingo award nominees
• Luebbering plans to run for eastern commissioner
• Despite shortfall, ambulance campaign soldiers on
• Business leaders are told: Embrace chaos
• Community Snapshot: ... And some turkeys in a pear tree
• Saturday’s LCAA Art Auction postponed
• Nonprofit groups seek volunteers to help out
• Fire department asks city council for new truck and station
• School board approves bingo accord with booster club at Smith-Cotton Junior High by 4-3 vote
• Woman injured in Johnson County crash
• Trucker injured in Cooper County accident
• City plans forums to discuss storm water requirements
• Law Day cases for Jan. 17
• School board to approve ballot, consider bingo agreement
• Council to consider fire station, historic signage
• MoDOT schedules work in Pettis County this week
• Sedalian seriously injured in Benton crash
• Clinton man has minor injuries from Henry crash
• Sedalia Scouts just chillin’ in Walmart’s box city as they collect donations for Community Cafe
• Bothwell to offer smoking cessation class
• Pair of Republicans join races
• Sue Foster's devotion to her job at volunteer coordinator for Salvation Army rings out loud and clear
• Californian thanks Sedalian Don Donath for his unit's role in liberating Holocaust survivors
• Healthy U teaches 12 participants how to live healthier, but whole community can benefit from message
• Art from the past is returning to Smith-Cotton Junior High School
• Jeff Redford to run for two board seats
• Charity lights fire under campers in the cold
• County poll workers get election training
• Q: What key group in Sedalia is planning a trivia night benefit?
• Photographer gets 'em to smile and say pizza!
• State in uncharted territory with court's redistricting map decision
• Sedalia-Pettis NAACP: 'Appalled, but not surprised' by KKK fliers
• NPR's Norris discusses family breaking silence on race relations
• Nominations for the 2012 Pink Flamingo Award are due Friday
• Relay for Life plans 2012 kickoff celebration
• Office seekers, issues get on April 3 ballot
• Council approves four landing sites for air ambulances
• Sacred Heart students not sleeping on homecoming
• 3 hurt in Cooper County wreck
• KKK fliers found in Sedalia neighborhoods on MLK Day
• Volunteer baskbetall coach Jonathan Willis excited about basketball opportunity at SFCC
• Martin Luther King Jr. honored at area events
• Family, friends remember Ron Jennings with songs, memories, parade
• Clinton woman injured in Henry County crash
• Kingsville woman dies after being struck by vehicle
• City Council to vote on air ambulance landing sites
• Sedalians urged to enter contest
• Selected passages from some of Ron Jennings' columns
• Journalist’s legacy: Ron Jennings ‘epitomized heart of Sedalia’
• Smith-Cotton FBLA students rooting for Joplin
• 'Sedalia's storyteller' Jennings dies at 62
• Community leaders dedicate Pettis County Courthouse Memorial
• VISTA worker has learned 'You have to do a little bit of everything'
• Contents of Eddie's Drive-In to be sold at auction
• Ice possible cause of Henry County crash
• Driver loses control on icy road, hits tree
• Warrensburg woman injured when vehicle overturns
• 2 injured in U.S. 65 collision
• Students learn how to prevent dog bites
• Area organizations get ready to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Lodging Tax Committee and DECA students applaud partnership on marketing campaign
• Center for Human Services benefits with $500,000 donation from Mason estates
• Two Marshall residents injured in Saline crash
• Winter storm moving in Wednesday night
• SFCC to kick off fitness competition with party on Thursday
• Sacred Heart senior receives Air Force Academy nomination
• Commission approves 2012 county budget
• Law Day cases for Jan. 3
• Rhoda Christian is a positive force within the volunteering community
• School board pores over proposed bingo accord
• ProEnergy lays off 22 after closing commericial electrical division
• EMS group sounds alarm for funds
• Tipton pair face drug charges
• Sedalia man hurt when thrown from ATV
• Warrensburg woman hurt in crash
• Syracuse woman injured in Moniteau crash
• Clinton man injured in Henry County accident
• Pettis Treasurer Jane Kelley says she'll retire, not run in November
• VFW plans job fair for veterans Feb. 14
• School board to discuss use agreement for bingo games
• Road work update for Jan. 9
• Boys & Girls Club presents Robert Bond with Pink Flamingo Award
• Public meeting set for Monday on the EMS tax proposal
• Public dedication set for Thursday for courthouse memorial
• Judge Mitchell files for re-election; Rowe seeks Ward 4 seat
• Community Cafe hangs out the Help Wanted sign
• Pettis County projects flat revenues for 2012 budget
• Healthy U participants will win if they lose
• Cox to run for new state representative seat
• Park board OKs software purchase to ease registrations
• Bryant Motor Co. is shifting gears to new owners
• Cole Camp hopes gala of sweet treats will benefit center drive
• Two drug stings lead to 6 arrests
• California, Mo., man injured in Moniteau accident
• Flyers to warn motorists parked along snow routes
• Sedalia's first baby of 2012 arrives
• Tired of that old Christmas tree? Turn it into garden mulch
• From the cavalry to the infantry
• Susan Sanderson is shining star to members of the Blind of Central Missouri chapter
• Trying to find your true colors? SFCC workshop will help
• Healthy U. to name 12 participants at Thursday kickoff event
• Two men injured in Moniteau County crash
• Marshall man injured in motorcycle accident
• Two Warsaw residents injured in Benton County accident
• Grin, grip and bare it
• College honors Smith-Cotton alumna
• Tipton teen injured in Morgan County accident
• Riders to brave weather for annual Frosty Buns Run
• Cupid’s Ball tickets set to go on sale Jan. 7
• Area officials cautiously optimistic about 2012 business forecast
• Former courthouse remains return to the square
• Green Ridge alderman to seek county commissioner post
• Sedalia in the Running to Win $50,000!
• Home Lumber Co. is going out of business
• A grand flag gets 're-cycled'
• City council sounds off on false-alarm fees
• Two commissioners will not run in 2012
• Authorities continue investigation of Windsor man found dead southeast of Dresden
• Janet Bice is a PROP-er angel for organization
• Pettis County property tax deadline nears
• Knob Noster woman injured in Johnson County accident
• Primary absentee voting opens Tuesday
• Sacred Heart’s free Christmas Eve dinner sees record turnout
• Holden man hit by car on Highway 50
• Look out, MAP! Common Core assessments are coming to Sedalia District 200
• New book is filled with legacy of words from the late Democrat columnist, Susan O'Brien Fischer
• Officials vow that proposal to revamp county lodgings tax will be on April 3 ballot
• Walter files for re-election to city council
• Donations get aboard the Katy Depot Mitten Train
• Warsaw Knights of Columbus carry on Christmas Day tradition
• United Way agencies receive boost in funding
• Salvation Army still providing aid, seeking bell ringers
• Morgan County man held in shooting
• Centerview man injured in Johnson County accident
• Sedalia woman hurt in Cooper County accident
• Missouri State Fair earns 23 awards
• St. Paul's Lutheran School presents 'Lo and Behold, a Baby is Born!'
• Sales teach students how to be tough cookies
• Airport gets OK to cull deer herd
• Adco sold, at least 8 jobs lost in Sedalia
• The city council stays busy at year's final session
• Chris Brewer is the 'Sole Man' to kids
• Sedalia man injured in U.S. 65 accident
• Preschoolers share Christmas wishes with Santa
• Crews take out trees on fairgrounds
• Trio makes bicycle wish come true
• Clinton teen hurt in Henry crash
• Sedalia woman hurt in Pettis crash
• Sedalia STING Unit arrests 4
• Experts agree: Poinsettias are pretty but not poisonous
• Iraq vets have mixed reactions to troop pullout
• Stove tragedy mobilizes family to educate public on dangers of tipping
• Washington warblers entertain students, family with "Jingle Bell Jukebox"
• Firm pitches cellular phone tower near Liberty Park to city officials
• SFCC nursing students take 'one big step' with graduation, pinning ceremony
• The Sedalia Parks and Recreation Department is temporarily relocating
• Lefevers, Monsees file for positions in April 3 election
• Traffic stop leads to 3 arrests, 41 pounds of pot
• Santa to swing by library on Monday
• Heber Hunt students stage 'North Pole Musical'
• Smith-Cotton High School bands provide holiday melodies for audience
• The Sedalia Senior Center sponsors a wish tree for senior citizens
• Principals surprise each other with awards
• Candidate filings open for April 3 municipal elections
• Youth in Ag scholarships available to seniors
• Cast your vote for the Top 10 local news stories of 2011
• City Council reviews draft of proposed storm water management ordinance
• Santa's helpers are out spreading Christmas joy throught their efforts.
• School board votes to hire firm to oversee rewiring of Smith-Cotton Junior High School
• Fundraising bingo games could move to S-C Junior High by next fall
• VISTA to spearhead community outreach to local Hispanics
• Blairstown man hurt in Henry crash
• Law Day cases for Dec. 5, Dec. 7
• Road work update for Dec. 12
• Miss America 2000 speaks with veterans, shares pageant tips, shows off dresses in Sedalia visit
• 2 drivers hurt in Johnson crash
• Pettis County Assessor Dean Dohrman announces he'll run for open seat in Missouri House of Representatives
• GOP gubernational candidate Bill Randles visits Sedalia and rails against Gov. Nixon
• State redistricting maps mean change is coming to Pettis County elections
• These students are in the doghouse... but it's a good doghouse
• Officials hope grant-supported plan for troubled minors will help when juvenile detention center closes
• Stover woman dies in Morgan County accident
• Skyline Elementary presents 'Jingle Bell Jukebox'
• United Way pushes — and succeeds
• Katy Trail health chief: Health care system is sick
• Boonville man injured in crash
• Clarksburg pair injured in Moniteau County accident
• Fire destroys mobile home in Brentwood Manor
• Smith-Cotton High School is named a "Cool School" and will be on television on Friday
• Smith-Cotton Junior High students enjoying wild (carpet) ride on ‘Aladdin Jr.’
• Former Miss America visit to focus on veterans
• Emergency Medical Services committee presents petition to Pettis County Commission
• Morgan County Christmas campaign deadline is Friday
• Dresden school presents 'Christmas on the Farm'
• Wanted: Toys, gifts for area families
• UCM Veterans Services Center dedicated on Tuesday
• 70 years later, they'll always remember Pearl Harbor
• Four Morgan County residents face theft, drug charges
• Study leads to closure of Washington Avenue bridge
• Sedalia City Council told that zoning codes need to be updated
• UCM’s president details potential funding changes for higher education
• Linda Howard helps fill a void through adopt-a-player program for SFCC students
• Parks department unwraps Christmas events
• City council to consider longer economic development pact
• Santa visits Hughesville
• Two Boonville residents injured in Morgan County accident
• Road work update for week of Dec. 5
• Sedalia woman hurt in Pettis crash
• Ex-mayor of Stover sentenced for water act violations
• The Sedalia Symphony Orchestra finds the poppy side of Christmas
• Bothwell Regional Health Center on FastTrack with new Emergency Department option
• BREAKING: Cole Camp teen found safe
• Vintage plane takes Whiteman airmen back in time
• Clowns ring it in for Salvation Army in front of Woods
• Griff's Burger Bar says goodbye
• Parents, law enforcement seek help finding Cole Camp teen
• Crop seminar set for Dec. 14 at SFCC
• Annual 'Messiah' performance set for Sunday
• Treading his way across Italy
• Santa Claus is coming to town, courtesy of Sedalia, Hughesville parades
• Warrensburg man hurt in crash
• Melita Day Nursery offers sweet deal of a fundraiser
• Church to lead Bothwell hospital's foundation
• Bothwell Regional Health Center Hospice to host Community Tree of Memories
• One arrested in stolen property probe
• Concert benefits Salvation Army food pantry
• It's a banner year for Smith-Cotton Junior High School
• SpoFest joins 'Jingle on the Green' arts lineup
• Sedalia Firefighters Local 103 requests that the city pick up the tab for employee pension contributions
• Sacred Heart golf coach charts different course in off season as unpaid second in command of basketball team
• Sedalia Chamber Ambassadors to host progressive dinner on Thursday
• Sheriff, coroner work on identifying remains found near La Monte
• Illuminated cross travels from Sedalia to Joplin
• Idol powers will join to help food pantry
• Warrensburg man injured in crash
• Siercks remembered during public memorial service in Sedalia
• Katy Depot's mitten tree branches out with new items
• Behavior initiative bringing change to Sedalia Middle School
• Human remains found near La Monte
• SFCC craft show set for Dec. 3
• Black Friday brings out early bird bargain hunters
• Community Snapshot: Bathed in Red
• Downtown dazzles with holiday fireworks
• Here's a lesson from Navy manual: Don't misplace it
• Community Snapshot: Come here, little birdies, I just want to eat ... I mean ...meet you
• SFCC 'minimester,' spring enrollment opening
• Satnan: Editor got a lot out of Turkey Trot
• Parkview students work on their versions of 'house sweet house'
• Sold! Child Safe of Missouri raises $6,300 at celebrity dessert auction
• Readers share their memories of Thanksgivings past
• Sacred Heart students give from their hearts
• Sedalia merchants ready for onslaught of shoppers on Black Friday
• Windsor will welcome holidays with 'Star-Spangled Christmas'
• Parkview students build with bread
• Readers share Thanksgiving stories
• Sacred Heart students donate 805 pounds of food
• GOP Senatorial hopeful John Brunner visits Starline Brass
• United Way donations exceed goal
• St. Patrick Church will feed those in need
• County officials wrap up budget requests
• Whiteman security forces show off canine capabilities in school demonstration
• Red Cross sets 4 local blood drives
• City Council approves rezoning application for north-side Dollar General store
• Economic development takes its turn in county budget hearings
• Mortons have fun while packing in volunteer time
• Heckart Funeral Home hosts annual Wreath of Remembrance
• Three die in I-70 crash in Cooper County
• Road work update for week of Nov. 21
• Sedalia council to take up rezoning for huge Dollar General
• Christbaumfest Craft Show draws crowd to Cole Camp
• Warrensburg woman hurt in Johnson crash
• Kansas woman hurt in Johnson crash
• Team Voyagers, seventh-grade students at Smith-Cotton Jr. High, dedicate bench to first responders
• Child Safe plans fundraising celebrity dessert auction for Tuesday
• County budget hearings continue for second day
• S-C teacher hopes to engineer interest in robotics with SCREAM
• New report: Chronic diseases top health concerns in Pettis County
• County officers make budget pleas
• Panel pushes for better walking, cycling in Sedalia
• Symphony society will be pulling some strings
• Kelchner to lead SFCC tech, innovation department
• Norris, host of 'All Things Considered,' part of UCM MLK event
• Panel studies how to make housing code enforcement more proactive
• Local, state and company officials applaud WireCo’s facility expansion
• Student group helps crafters with this weekend's Cole Camp show
• SFCC students win ag honors
• Occupy Wall Street protest comes to Pettis County
• Group honors county for excellence
• Mr. Twit's a hit at La Monte Elementary School's reading carnival
• Coming soon to a mailbox near you: Your tax bill
• Sedalia Parks and Recreation employees put down roots in community
• S-C grad not giving up on dream of becoming Cowboys cheerleader
• Students' message: Bank on feeding 'the pig'
• Henry County sheriff seeks help apprehending suspect
• Mr. Clean, AKA Tim Clanton, keeps leaves and other debris out of the storm drains
• School board told that Smith-Cotton Junior High School needs an overhaul of its electrical system
• Ambulance district committee to hold public forum in Green Ridge Monday night
• Salary Commission nixes raises for Pettis County elected officials
• Two Warsaw residents injured in Benton County accident
• Warsaw man dies in Sedalia crash
• Court Docket for Nov. 7
• Road work update for week of Nov. 14
• State association names BRHC Auxiliary of the Year
• School board to set candidate filing dates
• Lee’s Summit man hurt in Henry crash
• To use or to dust? Show-Me Crafters Fall Show features items for practical use or decoration — or both
• County to start taking monthly payments for real estate taxes
• Williams-Woody dealership gears up for its annual Christmas shopping spree for needy children
• Area events pay tribute to veterans
• Court Docket for Nov. 7
• Boonslick Regional Library gets the vehicle it wants for a bookmobile
• Marketing chief: Smartphone is customers' 'go to' spot
• Hotel puts on holiday dress
• SFCC offering health career info session
• UCM plans Veterans Day events on Friday
• Crossroads Hospice honors veterans
• Lions Club donation will replace 100 trees that were lost during storms
• Four-lane U.S. Highway 65 from Cole Camp to Lincoln opens over weekend
• Staying put can be challenge for couple as they volunteer for several organizations
• Ambulance district campaign gets lower election cost estimate
• Warrensburg man charged in Sunday shooting
• Prescription drug dropoff brings in 160 pounds of medications
• Tribute honors Pettis Vietnam War veterans
• Chance to ring a bell can be so a-pealing
• Plan for Halloween to be full of treats instead of tricks
• Six California, Mo., residents injured in crash
• Road work update for Oct. 31
• SpoFest serves up spooky Halloween-themed poetry readings
• Warsaw residents to decide on tax increase for parks
• Project Homeless Connect Sedalia offers help to the needy
• Quilter to share story behind Underground Railroad codes
• Stover teen hurt in vehicle rollover
• Farmers' market bids farewell today to flourishing third season
• S-C band wants to drum up dollars for Joplin band
• American Legion’s haunted house gets crazier, scarier every year
• Police use taser on man suspected of holding 2 at gunpoint
• Police probe armed robbery at grocery
• Boy hospitalized after riding bike into moving vehicle
• SFCC offers collection of fitness classes
• Henry County sheriff closes possible assault case
• Thanksgiving Ham Breakfast tickets still available
• William Richards was an eyewitness to the 'Day of Infamy'
• “Funny Frivolous Faces” frightfully funny
• Democrat tribute Sunday honors Vietnam veterans
• Community Santa wants more to get gift of Christmas
• EMS campaign sets petition drives
• It's not too late to enroll in 'Healthy U'
• Event's goal: Lending a hand to the homeless
• Boo-tiful pumpkins
• Bemiss: Boomers meet the Boomerangs
• Alzheimer's puts stresses on caregivers, but these strategies can help
• More grandparents are raising their grandchildren
• Warsaw man hurt after hitting parked car in Henry County
• Sedalia man injured, cited in Pettis County crash
• Investigation under way after missing Clinton woman found hurt near roadway
• S-C's Jordan Bush on track for West Point appointment
• Enhanced Enterprise Zone boards receive update on development
• Gene and Frances Loveall establish funds for future BRHC stroke, cancer patients
• Tom Miller is a familiar face in the volunteering community
• School board delays bingo call
• 2 teens hospitalized after Pettis County accident
• 2 teens injured in rollover accident in Pettis County
• SFCC to offer home maintenance classes
• Ceremony dedicates memorial to fallen firefighters
• School board to decide on bingo location
• 2 Hume residents killed in Henry accident
• Warsaw woman ejected in Pettis crash
• Marshall woman hurt in Saline crash
• W-K hopes buyers get a jolt out of Chevy's new Volt
• Two Houstonia residents charged in several burglaries, forgeries
• Kiwanis Club's Pancake Day set for Saturday
• City to start smoke testing sewer lines next week
• Holden woman charged with attempted kidnapping
• There's more where these came from
• World War II letters tell a tale of love
• Speakers detail dangers of meth at MAMa presentation
• Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri and the Sedalia Middle School Torch Club turn on the light
• United Way drive at 21 percent of this year’s goal
• Sedalia Area Tourism Commission allocates nearly $165,000 to help promote local tourism
• Airman's death ruled suicide by Johnson County Coroner
• Sedalia schedules fall cleanup week
• Great Missouri Garage Sale benefits Center for Human Services
• Smith-Cotton club tackles county lodgings tax issue
• Ditzfeld appointed to SFCC Foundation board of directors
• Sedalia City Council adds $2 surcharge to municipal court costs
• Videographer catches Sacred Heart volleyball team on film
• Officials investigating death of Whiteman airman
• SFCC to host retirement seminar
• State Fair Community College to close Friday for campus-wide meeting
• Creighton man injured in accident
• Council to consider increasing court fees
• Anonymous commenting on website going away
• Road work update for Oct. 17
• Motorcyclists rev up to raise funds for Knob Noster boy at Dickie Doo
• Higginsville man injured in tractor-train collision
• The Democrat seeks Halloween costume stories
• Former Sedalian André Taylor selected to receive prestigious award from president
• Sedalia, Pettis County see sales tax revenue boost
• Departure times for Amtrak change Oct. 16-20
• Marshall pair hurt when motorcycle hits cow
• Juvenile detention aide credited with saving life of 14-year-old boy
• S-C Mixed Chorus sings the sounds of fall
• Here comes the crab: Green Ridge preschoolers witness crustacean wedding
• Utopia's new location promises palefaces a tan that's perfection
• Katy Depot sweeps its attic
• County awarded $27,000 grant to study "waste to market" opportunities
• Sedalia's Brooke White crowned UCM homecoming queen
• Chicken sale to benefit United Way
• Decorated bra contest is a fun event for a serious issue
• Smith-Cotton Athletic Booster Club hopes school board says 'Bingo!'
• Kids and a cat visit the board of education
• Special delivery for the fire department
• Missouri Center for Waste to Energy breaks ground
• Group wins recognition for its work with Cub Scout pack
• Dinner raises dollars to reward informants
• Clinton man crashes into sign, injured
• Firefighters get sweet visit from Winchester Meadows residents
• Council reviews proposed storm water management ordinance
• School board approves generator purchase for central office
• Knights' cook serves his community
• SFCC sets health career info sessions
• Three robbery suspects arrested after pursuit
• Four teens hospitalized after Pettis crash
• California, Mo., man injured in Moniteau County accident
• Firefighters reaching out to memorial honorees' families
• Quisenberry School House stirs up a century of fond memories
• Halfway man hurt in Henry rollover
• California, Mo., trio arrested on meth charges
• 2 hurt in tractor-truck collision
• Father figure: St. Paul's principal teaching kindergarten
• Mason family influence will be missed in Third National, Union Savings Bank merger
• 2 Sedalians hurt in rollover wreck
• Sedalian airlifted after motorcycle-vehicle crash
• Lincoln family mourns loss of soldier killed in action
• EMS panel discusses effort to establish ambulance district
• Park board considers smoking areas
• UCM marks official inauguration of Ambrose
• SFCC to offer estate planning class
• Jr. high students raise $600 for firefighters
• Something's up in La Monte
• Runners, walkers invited to trot on down for Thanksgiving run
• Lincoln woman thrown from three-wheeler
• Sacred Heart marks 1st Fall Homecoming
• Maschger pleads guilty to killing Marcus, gets life
• Healthy U seeking 12 community members to take on year-long weight loss challenge
• Hartzler announces deadline for academy applications
• State Fair Community College sponsors career and college fair
• Groups hope car show will unite neighbors
• Jester’s opens corn maze
• Senior citizen flu shot clinic to be offered
• Quisenberry school to mark 100th anniversary
• Sewer work to close roadways
• Tickets available for Vietnam War veterans tribute
• Volunteering a passion for Jim and Wanda Meyer
• City Council OKs Washington Street bridge study
• Cole Camp readies for its 11th annual Oktoberfest
• Drug task force arrests Stover man
• Two Cole Camp women injured in Benton County
• Marshall teen injured in Saline County accident
• Cub Scouts are looking for, well, a few more Scouts
• Fitter's Fifth Street Pub set to open at 5 p.m. Monday in downtown Sedalia
• S-C takes second place overall at 7th annual Smith-Cotton High School Tiger Raider Challenge
• Council to discuss bridge, sewer options
• SFCC library gets gift sculpture
• Number of SFCC students tops 5,000
• Missouri primary bill lost in special session
• Funding challenges loom for schools
• ‘Traditions’ theme for UCM homecoming
• Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler visits Ewing Vocational Center
• SFCC wins grant to educate workers
• Suspect in U.S. Bank robbery indicted
• Sedalia teen hurt in ATV accident
• Girl, 10, hurt in Johnson County crash
• 2 Warsaw residents hurt when car strikes deer
• Pops for petals
• EMS group discusses signatures, fundraising at meeting
• Sedalia Board of Public Works eyes refinancing 2005-06 bonds
• Hitching a ride
• Keeping track of the Army
• Christle gets development award
• Fair offers a look at healthy lifestyles
• Organizer: Kid's Closet Connection sale is 'ultimate sell-save-recycle experience'
• City to roll out tire disposal program on Saturday
• Rolling right along at the skate park
• City Council reviews property maintenance enforcement proposals
• La Monte aldermen appoint new mayor
• School board approves Smith-Cotton High School halls of fame
• Charter to launch On Demand service
• SFCC to auction surplus equipment Oct. 6
• Horace Mann Elementary gets historian
• Syracuse man injured in accident
• California, Mo., teen injured in Moniteau County crash
• Road work update for Sept. 26
• Special order: Customers prompt Eddie's Drive-In owner to keep diner open
• Queen of the Prairies Festival of the Arts sees successful weekend launch in dowtown Sedalia
• Griessen Road residents ask county to slow traffic
• La Monte mayor resigns from position
• Group plans to clean up old Uptown Theatre, use it for live entertainment
• Sedalia landmark Eddie's Drive-In closing
• Smith-Cotton homecoming activities
• Community Snapshot: September sunset
• Democrat seeks Vietnam vet photos for 50th anniversary event on Oct. 30
• Bill Booth is Sedalia School District's 2011 Distinguished Alum, parade grand marshal
• 2 former WAVES finally meet after lives had crossed paths
• Cole Camp Antique Tractor Association gives students agriculture tour
• Free health fair Tuesday at SFCC
• SFCC's Missouri Center for Waste to Energy gets $1.8M grant
• EMS committee members learn petition drive sluggish
• Mum's the word at SFCC's annual sale
• Windsor woman injured in Henry County crash
• Students cooperate to prepare lunch in Leadership Sedalia
• Civil Air Patrol Sedalia wants to add flight fans to its ranks
• Sky's the limit for fly-in, air show
• Practice makes perfect for parade
• Warrensburg woman hurt after hitting deer carcass in roadway
• Route 5 bridge work in Morgan County scheduled
• City will seek new proposals for buildings involved in recent collapses
• Smith-Cotton students get in the spirit for homecoming week
• Grant helps Katy Trail expand clinic in Versailles
• Higginsville man charged after burglary
• BRHC names cancer center in honor of Susan O'Brien Fischer
• These volunteer barbers are a cut above
• City council to consider demolition, repair bids
• Three injured in Pettis County accident
• Lincoln puts on a rock show
• Queen of the Prairies Art Festival coming to downtown Sedalia
• Bothwell Regional Health Center plans open house for Canon Center
• Sedalia man injured in Ball Road crash
• Journey for Hope Brain Injury Awareness event slated Sept. 24
• Art, family support have helped Matthew Kurz on long road back to normalcy
• Warsaw woman faces DWI charge after wreck
• Washington Street Bridge to close for repairs
• Sewer work to close part of North Engineer
• Hartzler to host 2011 Missouri Business Conference at UCM
• Cell tower rises on Sedalia's east side
• Heat wave drew crowds to city pools
• Dirt bikes, 4-wheelers will hit the trail in annual ride for charity
• Sacred Heart students learn flag etiquette
• Freedom Trail riders ride for Vietnam veterans
• Family, friends remember Al Hall, VFW burial detail captain
• SFCC students work their way through clay
• Sedalia-Pettis County Emergency Medical Services Committee vows petition, funding push
• S-C senior named semifinalist for NMS scholarship
• Census report: More of us are living in poverty
• Smith-Cotton High School students were selected to West Central All-District Honor Choir
• Walkers raise more than $23,000 for Alzheimer's
• Smithton teen hurt in rollover
• Community Snapshot: The Purr-fect partner
• Smithton students take a walk on the mild side
• U.S. Bank robbery suspect captured in Texas
• Here's the scoop: Hubbard Park gets more parking
• Sedalia school board discusses 3 halls of fame
• Community Snapshot: Just humming around
• 4 local firefighters step up to honor 9/11 victims
• Warsaw woman hurt when four-wheeler rolls over
• SFCC offers health career information sessions
• Warrensburg woman injured in accident
• Sedalia remembers 9/11
• Democrat's Jennings inducted into state press hall of fame
• Democrat wins 8 first place awards in state press contest
• Road work update for Sept. 12
• Smithton schools pause for 9/11
• New city administrator praises Sedalia's 'community spirit'
• Report: State's rural roads have hit a rough patch
• BRHC Foundation awards first Medical Career Scholarship
• Submit your photos of Vietnam veterans
• Bothwell honors late mayor Wasson at cancer center
• Sedalia man hurt when thrown from motorcycle
• Sedalia man guilty of home burglary
• Latham teen dies in Benton County crash
• Cole Camp Fair features competitions
• Law officers urge cold remedy prescriptions to fight meth
• Robots will go after bugs in competitive event at SFCC
• Something not so fishy is killing the catch in Smithton pond
• Just a little more off the side ...
• Sedalia 9/11 events to focus on faith, patriotism
• Hughesville, Houstonia residents hear about possible postal cutbacks
• Two teens injured in Benton County accident
• Two mowers meet
• Four injured in Pettis County accident
• Crew makes repairs at a key intersection
• City council OKs sobriety checkpoints
• Versailles man hurt in early morning crash
• Organizers prepare for Saturday's 'Walk to End Alzheimer’s'
• Sedalia bank robbery suspect may have robbed Warrensburg bank
• Youths hoop it up at Liberty Park
• Lincoln revved up for Saturday’s Fly-In 7
• Council may seek more land for fire station
• Missouri Valley enrollment down slightly from Fall '10
• Raytown man injured in Henry County crash
• Warsaw man injured in Benton County accident
• 2 Holden men injured in Johnson County accident
• Former teacher gets to still keeps tabs on former students in job
• SFCC course will get you out on that bike
• La Monte man bids farewell to farm toy collection
• Sacred Heart students provide lasting messages in new yearbooks
• Senior Center, Salvation Army and Amigos de Cristo church selected for AmeriCorps VISTA grant
• Co-Mo Electric Cooperative ready for broadband expansion
• For Sedalian Daniel Pilliard, the best way to see the world is on a bicycle
• United Way gets cookin' with annual campaign
• Community Snapshot: "Corn-tented" pair
• Receipt tips off investigators leading to Sedalian's arrest
• Park board OKs stadium work bid, start on office plans
• Pettis County Commission votes to maintain current tax rates
• Syracuse man hurt when thrown from motorcycle
• Homeless project looking for those who can help
• Fine family of fiddlers entertains seniors
• Holden carjacking suspect arrested in Kansas City
• Camdenton man injured in tractor-trailer accident
• UCM appoints new vice president
• Cole Camp readies for its 65th fair
• Sedalia man charged with embezzling $700,000 from Hayes Lemmerz
• A bond that lasts a lifetime
• Feeding the troops with pride
• A new Wheel Thing is beginning to roll
• Rollings elected as chairman of the BRHC Board of Trustees
• Law officers: Ban on synthetic substances will cut health risks
• Lawmakers' special session to focus on economic development
• Wendy Faulconer in as new Missouri State Fair Foundation executive director
• City council OKs bump in tax rate
• Fire department practices water rescue drills
• U.S. Bank robbed in downtown Sedalia
• Sedalia woman seeks to start Toastmaster's club
• Thompson Boulevard work starts Tuesday
• Oak Grove man dies in ATV accident
• This gang gets together at all the games — to help
• SFCC enrollment increases 3 percent over last year
• Columbia man injured in Saline County crash
• Marshall man injured in Saline County accident
• Three injured in Morgan County crash
• Road work update for Aug. 29
• Criterium returns to downtown Sedalia
• Sedalia City Council to host tax rate hearing on Monday night
• McCaskill pleasantly surprised at jobs progress in Missouri
• Longtime director of Show-Me Christian Youth Home turning over reins to her replacement
• Sedalia School District gets top APR score
• Driver, passenger killed in Clinton crash
• 2 face drug charges after police intercept marijuana shipment
• School leaders take on new roles as Sedalia School District 200 opens
• Bicycle races are back in Sedalia, Otterville
• Outdoor dinner's highlight: Fresh Pettis fare
• Otterville toddler dies in accidental shooting
• Sacred Heart organizes Back to School Splash at Liberty Park Pool
• State fair attendance improves over 2010
• Wolfe retiring as Sedalia superintendent at end of 2011-12 year
• Back to School for Sedalia - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• It's back to the books for area students
• Power's back on, but storm damage lingers
• Legal aid group to honor Cox for help in extending its funding
• Broadway Presbyterian Church youths’ trip helps Joplin schools get ready for first day
• Dr. Scott Dudley returns to Bothwell Regional Health Center
• National Weather Service issues heat advisory for Pettis County
• Group honors Commerce Building
• Sedalia school board lowers tax levy
• Katy Depot offers quilt show
• Road work update for Aug. 22
• Firefighters respond to building collapse
• Sedalia wards consolidate polling places
• Sedalia man struck by car while walking in fog
• Blackwater teen injured in Saline County accident
• Boonville woman dies in Pettis County crash
• Hard work pays off at Sale of Champions
• FairWatch for Saturday, Aug. 20
• LifePointe Church Celebration in the Park
• State fair reopens after storm pummels area
• Gov. Nixon focused on economy and special session
• Satnan: Just like that, fair is back on track
• Missouri State Fair opened at 3 p.m. today
• Driver hurt when winds topple tractor trailer
• Severe storm cuts power, closes fairgrounds
• At ham breakfast, Nixon lauds 'spirit of Missouri' in year of natural disasters
• Lawmakers pledge to rebuild levees
• Sedalia health care touts its clout
• Vendor enjoys raving about his brazing rods
• State drive collects 6,500 pounds of food
• Images from Tuesday at the Missouri State Fair
• Three hurt in U.S. 65 accident
• Fair attendance exceeds last year's
• McLaughlin family gives downtown building to SFCC
• Sedalia man injured in motorcycle accident
• 3 of 5 suspects arrested in man's kidnapping
• Legion color guard raising funds for trip to national competition
• Missing woman found; no foul play suspected
• City council OKs architects' fire station contract
• Calhoun man held in arson probe
• Mallory, Lamb Chop can’t wait to make Missouri State Fair debut
• On Family Farm Day, concerns for ag's future
• 9-year-old hit by vehicle on fairgrounds
• Clinton man faces murder charge in park shooting
• Fair honors military heroes
• Three injured in Morgan County crash
• Council to look at station building contract
• FairWatch for Sunday, Aug. 14
• Hellcats take on the Germans
• SCOPE focuses fair's attention on science and innovation
• Satnan: Bowing to an 8-year-old spinjitsu master
• FairWatch for Saturday, Aug. 13
• Cloggers kick their heels to old, new school beats
• Artists-in-residence show off some the state’s best art, artists at the fair
• Missouri State Fair Queen contestant produces art in an instant
• Satnan: Rain and crown make fair queen’s day
• Paul Bunyan show has fairgoers all 'jacked up
• State budget director: Funds will be found to keep veterans’ homes open
• Monsanto Fund donation to aid hungry students in Lincoln School Distrct
• Satnan: For the Lemon family, skipping the fair is 'not an option'
• McCaskill: 'I want to keep those supports in place'
• Fairgoers turn out for 2 Buck Bonanza Day at Missouri State Fair
• Fair Watch for Thursday, Aug. 11
• Dogs have their day at Centennial Park pool
• MFA to give $200,000 to fair
• Bluegrass, McMullen fan wins 'See A Show With Travis' contest
• State fair gets blue-ribbon weather forecast
• UCM president: Despite state cuts, enrollment growing
• Cole Camp student 4th in nation in health care competition
• Sedalia Marine recalls running for Liberty
• Leadership group to take a look at Sedalia this week
• State grant to aid domestic violence shelter
• Tourism panel taking applications for marketing funds
• Youth baseball booster 'has done it all'
• Lumberjacks ready to cut up for state fair fans
• Troopers find marijuana hidden in vehicle; K.C. woman arrested
• Sedalia artists lay it on thick as butter cow takes shape
• Two injured in Pettis County ATV accident
• Johnson, Pettis county deputies recover large amount of stolen items from home in Dunksburg
• Rain doesn't stop 'Cop on Top' fundraiser for Special Olympics
• Principal's passion brings back history to S-C Junior High School building
• Sedalia couple were eyewitnesses to Norway bombing
• SFCC class aims to increase knowledge, awareness of autism
• Road work update for Aug. 6
• Pettis County area under heat advisory much of Saturday
• SFCC endowment to aid Warsaw High grads
• Sedalia woman faces DUI charge after crash
• Park shelter may get a name
• Sedalia School District 200 improves on MAP but lags on federal targets
• Clinton woman dies in Bates County crash
• Teachers plug into classroom technology options at S-C conference
• Cyclists pedal to push the organic life
• Community Snapshot:How hot was it on Tuesday?
• Fair's public campground ready for annual reunions
• Back-to-school tax holiday set for Saturday
• Sedalia Area Farmers Market to move location during fair
• Council of Youth Ministries pays a visit to Sedalia
• Yo, dawg: Art camp produces rap poets
• Area Democrats take issue with Hartzler's vote on debt ceiling
• Joint Commission finds Bothwell Regional Health Center in the pink
• Windsor woman airlifted after car rolls into creek
• Shelter offers Adoption Day event Saturday
• Smith-Cotton musicians brave the heat for band camp
• Thompson Boulevard to get new surface
• Sedalians don't like water meter policies, and letters detailing them
• Activities tent organizer gives big fun to Little Sprouts
• Martin White to be school district mentor
• Stover man injured in crash
• Hellcats live up to their name
• Whiteman Air Force Base personnel lend a hand at tornado cleanup at Elm Hills Trailer Park
• Pettis County Sheriff's Office arrests three in ongoing burglary investigation
• Panera Bread and Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers coming to Sedalia
• Church youth group finds message of hope in broken glass from Joplin
• Missouri State Fair 4-H and FFA Horse Show
• Family, former employees remember Vernon Bingaman
• Preservation plan draws mixed response
• Roadwork update for week of July 31
• Mora man faces child-related sex charges
• Police to target aggressive drivers
• Welcome to your new home
• Democratic women warm up coffers with ice cream social
• Civic leaders, Boy Scouts plan to preserve pieces of courthouse history
• Sedalia family creates State Fair Community College scholarship for GED students
• Osceola man crashes, faces DWI charge
• Route Y bridge near Windsor to be replaced
• Group acquires second building to house homeless
• Tornado victims tell insurance stories to panel
• Fair horse competitions set to begin
• Warrensburg man hurt when motorcycle strikes deer
• Ron Grundon takes trip of a lifetime
• Smith-Cotton custodians buff up for a new school year
• Children board Discovery Station for fun and learning
• Cole Camp man injured in accident
• Sedalia man injured in rollover crash
• Those with disabilities share their ability to laugh
• County's federal tornado aid totals $665,000
• S-C students plan event that will keep runners in the dark
• Food bank official: Fair's canned food drive comes at right time
• 3 face drug charges after task force raid
• Versailles man dies after being thrown from motorcycle
• Goldie's Pride takes first at Trivia Night
• Couple's drive is to help senior citizens behind the wheel
• Excessive Heat Warning extended into Thursday
• Smithton FFA's honor 'a big feat' for new chapter
• Sedalia man arrested after shots fired at officers
• La Monte man arrested after Saturday morning accident
• BRHC Auxiliary awards scholarships
• Unclaimed personal items from May 25 tornado waiting to be reunited with owners
• Leadership Sedalia is looking for a few good men and women
• Officials in crunch time as 2011 Missouri State Fair looms
• Sedalia Concert Band, youth string ensemble perform at Convention Hall
• County health center reports heat-related death
• Law Day cases for July 18
• Moniteau County Back to School Fair set for July 28
• Police arrest 21 in municipal warrant sweep
• 700 block of South Ohio Avenue to close for repairs on July 21
• Kingsville man faces charges after U.S. Highway 50 crash in Johnson County
• Hot dogs get cool cuts
• Board of Appeals sets 30 day clean-up deadline for owners of collapsed downtown building
• Journey of Hope cyclists raise funds, make friends
• Veggie trails: Zucchini races return to Cole Camp
• Hartzler: 'Cut, cap, balance bill' reins in spending
• 2 new Enterprise Zones win state approval
• Whiteman families enjoy Sedalia hospitality
• Bus repairs on pace for start of school
• Poker run to Jeff City to aid 2 charities
• Sedalia FEMA center to close Friday
• Bicyclist busted, faces multiple drug charges
• Suspect in custody after fleeing authorities in Henry County
• Rockets, hovercrafts featured in Kids College courses
• Pettis County 4H and FFA members compete in Junior Livestock Show and Sale
• S-C hall of fame may extend beyond games
• Sedalia council OKs fire station talks, tornado siren
• Hughesville teen to face charges after crash
• Camp program director is the 'Good Humor' man
• Sedalia school board to set meal prices
• Democrat to launch redesigned website Monday
• Council to consider contracting architects for new fire station, buying tornado siren
• Road work update for week of July 17
• The Rev. Tatkenhorst to bid farewell to St. Paul’s
• Pettis County Clerk La Strada mulls polling place consolidation plan
• Cole Camp native Barry Pabst goes on an African adventure
• No injuries reported in Sedalia apartment building fire
• VFW offers guidance through the maze
• End Zone Sports Bar & Grill will host patio and parking lot party Saturday
• Native American heritage to be celebrated at 2011 Robert Woolery Sr. Memorial Pow Wow
• Calhoun pair hurt in Henry County crash
• State Route W near Smithton closed today for road work
• Warsaw man injured after car strikes embankment
• Ambulance district committee discusses fundraising
• Blairstown woman hurt after hitting dog
• Economic Development chief: 'We've just been really bombarded'
• Route 179 reopens after flooding
• Nursing instructors share knowledge in Kids College camp
• July's hot air will be a blast for balloon event
• Pettis R-V schools get grant to build sidewalks, crosswalk improvements
• South Ohio Avenue block to get sewer repairs
• Fatal crash on U.S. Highway 50
• Lincoln woman killed in Monday afternoon crash on U.S. 65
• Trees removed at Sedalia church
• Test your brain power at Kiwanis Club Trivia Night
• Sewer work to close part of Ohio Avenue on Wednesday
• Lost then found photograph brings back memories
• Malta Bend woman hurt in Saline County crash
• Camp Blue Sky has openings for young artists
• Park pools offer Dollar Day on Thursday
• Drug task force's message to kids: We're on your side
• She's in rehab — the building kind — and she's proud of it
• SFCC offers quick way to earn 3 credit hours
• Pettis County under heat alert until Monday night
• Holden man killed in single-car accident in Johnson County
• Ahoy! Parks department plans pirate party
• Auto repair space revving up for business
• Road work update for week of July 10
• Jobs report points to still weak economy
• Cole Camp hits the books for pictorial history
• Helicopter used to move air conditioners at ProEnergy
• Miss Pettis County crowned at Smithton Town and Country Fair
• he Sedalia Park Board votes to provide up to $10,000 for purchasing, installing a new tornado siren
• 'Stuff the Bus' school supplies drive set for Saturday
• Youths vie for cash prizes, scholarships in the 31st annual American Junior Simmental Association National Classic
• Calling all artists: Queen of the Prairies Festival of the Arts needs you
• Pooches to preen for prizes at fairgrounds
• Highway patrol reports July 4 weekend stats
• Sign language among SFCC summer offerings
• Athletes get a kick out of youth soccer camp
• City council OKs new administrator's contract
• Residents have 3 chances to boost local blood supply
• 'Dive-in movie' offered July 15 at Centennial Pool
• Part of state Route H in Hughesville closed today
• Fourth events a star-spangled hit with residents
• Smithton prepares for annual Town and Country Fair
• Versailles woman injured in Morgan County crash
• Farmers' market aim is to improve nutrition
• Law Day cases for June 30
• Flooding affects Amtrak routes
• This Bomber makes impact off the field
• July 4 hours set for Liberty Pool
• Warrensburg career center to reopen on UCM campus
• Photographer clicks with eagles
• Sedalians prepare to sparkle for the Fourth of July
• Road Work Update for July 2
• Sedalia City Council to meet Tuesday, will discuss ongoing sewer projects
• Children get into the swim
• Warsaw man faces felony charge in bass tourney investigation
• Think before you light that Roman candle
• Lincoln celebrates founding families during July 4 celebrations
• Co-Mo Electric issues peak use alert
• Warrensburg city manager out; police chief to fill in
• Law enforcement to increase patrols for holiday weekend
• Parsons leaving fair foundation to lead Iowa fair
• Statewide list of Fourth of July events
• Oh boy, summer's really here
• County to issue final notice to property owners with delinquent taxes
• Crime Stoppers seeks info about Sedalia burglary
• AARP driver safety course offered
• FEMA extends deadline for tornado victims
• Pilot Grove FFA tractor pull set for Saturday
• Rolling out the carpet for Smith-Cotton High School
• Business owners hear of zone expansion
• Are turnips taking over your truck patch? Turn 'em in to Open Door
• Centerview woman hurt in U.S. 50 crash
• Sedalia woman seriously hurt when struck by car
• Frank Sellers takes on hand cart
• Pony up and put on mud boots to benefit riding center
• Contractors sought for home improvement program
• Section of Route B closed Tuesday
• State fair box office opens
• Utility poles fall, catch fire at church
• 2 teens injured in Henry County accident
• This Type-A is A-OK
• Students to get some real-world experience rebuilding lodge
• Katy Trail honored for contributions to communities
• Hall of fame to honor former Democrat reporter
• Rain doesn't dampen firefighters' ardor
• DNR extends tornado cleanup waiver
• Great-grandson gives overdue honor to slave who fought in Civil War
• Relay for Life leaders pleased with outcome, new venue
• Jeff City man killed in U.S. 50 collision
• Former UCM student pleads guilty in computer hacking conspiracy
• Upward Bound students are energized by summer learning in SFCC program
• Daum Museum receives gift of $575,000 from the late Catherine Scott
• Court Docket for June 20
• Lawmakers listen to how state can better handle disasters in future
• Liberty Center tuning up for youth arts program
• Friday is the last day for yard waste pickup from tornado
• Former Whiteman airman dies in Afghanistan
• Foundation seeks volunteers to work this year's fair
• Sheep strut the catwalk at the Midwest Stud Ram Sale
• Missouri lawmakers: Tell us your disaster stories
• Party to mark Convention Hall's 100 years
• Animal shelter gets boost from former volunteer
• Public hearing on state disaster response Wednesday in Sedalia
• Katy Trail Ride makes a stop in Sedalia
• School board approves budgets
• City council approves enterprise zone expansion
• Clinton man ejected from motorcycle after police pursuit
• Iowa attempted murder suspect held in Morgan County
• Sedalia sets mosquito-spraying schedule
• Deadlines approaching for state fair contests, events
• The Volunteers deliver the music
• Nursing instructor ready to lend a hand in an emergency
• Firefighters plan event in hopes of igniting their cause
• Marshall woman injured in scooter accident
• Chillicothe man injured after motorcycle strikes deer
• Storm doesn't snuff out MO Blues Cruise & BBQ festival
• Another day, another storm, this one bringing straight-line winds
• Community Snapshot: A Beautiful Sunset
• Trail trek to help seniors, students
• Budget issues top school agenda
• Missouri law enforcement turning up the heat on I-70
• City council to consider amending Enhanced Enterprise Zone to include areas damaged in the May 25 tornado
• Center for Human Services recognizes efforts of employees, community members and clients during luncheon
• Teen hurt in Benton County motorcycle wreck
• Sedalia selects Gary Edwards as next city administrator
• MoDOT to talk U.S. Highway 50 sidewalks at public meeting
• Pat Thornton to mark golden anniversary in banking business with reception
• Auto swap meet this weekend at fairgrounds
• California, Mo., trio charged after drug task force probe
• 2 teens hurt in ATV wreck
• 5 hurt in crash at U.S. 65, Sacajawea Road
• Library's summer reading program features a snake charmer
• Federal officials say tornado victims must register for assistance
• SFCC students teach students and learn a few lessons, too, at health fair
• Warrensburg man seriously injured Wednesday after tractor overturns
• Three Windsor residents injured Tuesday in two-vehicle collision in Henry County
• County eligible for federal funds to help rebuild after tornado
• Co-Mo Electric Cooperative sponsors trio of youths for Washington, D.C. trip
• Otterville using ice cream social to fuel senior center's utility fund
• Volunteers are paid to rock the house
• Cole Camp motorcyclist strikes deer, injured
• Free luncheon Tuesday for tornado victims, relief workers
• Pettis County eligible for federal aid for tornado expenses
• 5th Annual Sedalia School District Foundation Golf Tournament
• Fixing up for the fair
• SMOKIN': Blues, barbecue on the menu this weekend
• Openings remains for some SFCC Kids College courses
• Marshall teen hurt in U.S. 65 crash
• Tell us why you are proud to be an American
• Parks department offers trail tales, other activities
• Stover man arrested after drug task force finds meth lab
• Illinois man injured on I-70 in Cooper County
• Franklin man injured in Cooper County accident
• Knob Noster man injured after hitting deer
• Kansas man dies in Henry County accident
• Flag folder/presenter passes on some comfort to family and friends of loved ones
• Bombers to pitch in to aid ailing Sedalia boy
• Free July 4 celebration offered again; parade entries sought
• Route W bridge to be closed for replacement
• Officials assess tornado damage
• Co-founder to take the helm of Show Me Honor Flight
• German singing festival Saengerfest takes place in Cole Camp
• Storm, hail, winds don't dampen Relay for Life spirit
• Stover Fair to ‘Let Freedom Ring’
• Teen faces 1st-degree murder charge in stepfather's slaying
• S-C drama club offers camp for students
• Sedalia Park Board selects Rollings for Liberty Park Stadium project
• Rep. Hartzler 'cautiously optimistic' a deal on federal debt limit can be reached
• Home-repair program applications available
• Weekend is packed with plenty to do
• MoDOT reductions approved
• Chamber seeks teams for golf tourney
• A queen, a parade, a run, a carnival just part of Jubilee Days in Warsaw
• Saengerfest a singing salute to German roots
• Annual tractor cruise set for Saturday
• Maschger trial set for December
• Pettis GOP to host 70th annual John C. Ryan Picnic today
• Pettis GOP to host 70th annual John C. Ryan Picnic on Thursday
• Children's Summer Food Program is in the bag
• Relay for Life gets a new site
• City appoints John Rice personnel director
• Activists ask for help in thwarting thefts at museum site
• Kiwani Club plans trivia night
• Army band to perform free concert in Sedalia
• Drug task force arrests Morgan County trio
• Bothwell Regional Health Center Auxiliary to host annual ice cream social, sidewalk sale on June 16
• Police investigating cattle theft from Central Missouri Sales Company
• Kentucky men hurt in I-70 rollover
• S-C color guard tryouts set for June 14
• Not all of the fun is on the diamond
• Council approves east-side cell tower
• Enterprise area could include tornado zone
• Need to wrap up school business? Buildings open Tuesday
• Warrensburg man suspected in Saturday night shooting
• Youth summer reading program kicks off Wednesday
• Animal shelter sets adoption event for Saturday
• Bands perform to benefit Joplin, Sedalia tornado victims
• Clinton man injured in Johnson County accident
• Perry man injured after running off I-70 ramp
• Hospital volunteer recruiting others to join him
• Democrat wins 3 gold awards, 19 total honors in KC Press Club contest
• Blood drive set for June 17
• Scott Joplin Festival ends last full day with vintage costume contest, parade
• Democrat changes publishing schedule
• Major crimes in Sedalia fall 4.76 percent
• Veterans remember D-Day
• Sedalia City Council to revisit a proposal to build a cell tower in east Sedalia at Monday's meeting
• Sedalia Convention and Visitors Bureau receives $15,564.50 grant
• Veteran performers keep Scott Joplin’s legacy alive
• Missouri Department of Transportation representatives answer questions about proposed reduction plan
• Benefit concert set for Sunday to help Joplin, Sedalia tornado victims
• Zoomobile, animals part of reading program kickoff event
• Marshall woman injured in collision
• Variety of items available for tornado victims on Tuesday
• Red Cross assistance center open Friday, moving Monday
• Warsaw man injured when vehicle strikes tree
• Truck driver dies in I-70 crash
• Younger musicians embracing Joplin's sound
• Hammers slam glass at the No More Stress Fest
• County to defer taxes to owners of homes destroyed by tornadoes
• Homicide suspect dead after standoff on U.S. 65
• Joplin fest costume contest, parade return
• Joplin fest starts on right note
• KDRO's Charlie Thomas signing off, heading for W.Va.
• Motorcycle show among collection of events Saturday in Cole Camp
• Highway patrol arrests 133 for DUI over holiday weekend
• Skyline Elementary School bids farewell to fourth-graders
• Daum Museum of Contemporary Art director, draws on his life experiences to create culinary masterpieces
• Storm chasers, spotters recall Sedalia-Pettis tornado
• Ward 3 Councilman Bob Cross to host town hall Thursday
• Hot dog! Woods to help out storm victims
• Church youth group offers stress-relief event
• Carnival of Madness rounds out fair concert lineup
• Guest tax change could pump up tourism marketing fund
• Community remembers fallen servicemen, women
• Holden man arrested after crash
• Cooper County history group to learn about state's bridges
• Parkhurst: Families also faced hardship during wartime
• Bates City man injured in Johnson County accident
• Versailles man injured in Morgan County crash
• Cole Camp man injured after avoiding deer in road
• Memorial Day events scheduled
• Ex-teacher still focused on education with work at Daum
• Community pitches in to clean up after tornado
• Well-wishers bid student farewell on study trip to China
• Foster care requires patience, flexibility
• Road work update for May 29
• MoDOT resets meeting to discuss significant cutbacks
• Northern Pettis County welcomes new fire station
• Gov. Nixon visits storm-damaged area
• Grant money has teachers jumping for joy
• Area bands to jam for Joplin, south Sedalia
• Found tornado victims' belongings? We'll help get them back home
• Sedalia Middle School principal: ‘Surreal feeling’ as tornado passes over school
• Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce recognizes trio
• Boys & Girls Clubs will be open Friday and Tuesday
• Sedalians seek shelter after homes destroyed
• Tornado forces ‘abrupt end’ to Sedalia's school year
• Residents, businesses pick up pieces in storm's aftermath
• Windsor man hurt in Johnson County crash
• Cleanup under way in tornado's aftermath
• Board votes to shut down Warrensburg Career Center
• Satnan: The shadow loomed, but we were ready
• Storm forces cancellations
• Send us your weather photos, reports
• Storm slashes across Sedalia, damaging homes, businesses
• Minute by minute tornado coverage
• Listen to Pettis County storm spotters at Weather 411
• SFCC campus to close for Memorial Day
• Museum to honor Revolutionary War vets
• Joplin donations at Walmart end at 7 p.m. Wednesday
• Share your graduation photos
• Torch Run travels from Warrensburg to Sedalia
• Help for Joplin: 'Everybody wants to do something, but they don't know what to do'
• A puddle is a terrible thing to waste for two young boys
• Johnson County crash sends one to hospital
• Sedalia-Pettis County Emergency Management warns of severe weather risk for Tuesday evening
• MoDOT to hold cost-cutting meeting Wednesday in Sedalia
• Missouri State Fair to host youth essay contest
• Sedalia school board OKs extending technology agreement
• East side cell tower gets new life
• Charges pending in Benton County crash
• Henry County man held in slaying of girlfriend
• Local effort organized to aid Joplin tornado victims
• Smith-Cotton baseball jack-of-all-trades 'just loves this program'
• Kiwanis club sets child seat, bike helmet safety event
• Sacred Heart grads celebrate their 'second family'
• Cole Camp grads lauded: 'You never gave up'
• Road work update for May 23
• Smith-Cotton High School seniors walk across the graduation stage and into their future
• Green Ridge grads enter future with lilies, tears
• La Monte class of 2011 told at graduation to "let the journey begin'
• Stover infant hit by vehicle
• Driver hurt in Henry County crash
• Whiteman relatives turn out for wreath-laying ceremony
• Sedalia man hurt in head-on crash
• Knob Noster State Park to offer series of free Saturday night astronomy programs through the summer.
• SFCC sets record with number of diplomas, certificates at 2011 commencement ceremony
• Horace Mann students’ space program stars the stars
• 2011 Whittier graduates praised for their commitment to education
• 2011 Smithton graduates look to next chapter of their lives
• Parson shares views on legislative session
• Meth labs seized; 3 Sedalia men face drug charges
• 3 students win ProEnergy scholarships
• 5K event Saturday at fairgrounds
• Knob Noster park to offer astronomy sessions
• There's plenty to do in local area this weekend
• Smith-Cotton outgoing seniors pass the torch to incoming seniors
• Police officers to go on the run for Special Olympics Missouri
• Missouri State Fair adds a food drive to this year's festivities
• Bothwell representatives travel to Washington, D.C. to talk health care issues
• Warrensburg restaurant owner pleads guilty to federal charges
• Section of Route FF closed for work Monday
• 1920 Maxwell touring car gets a little off the top
• Methodist volunteers to collect donated household paper products
• Mammoth Missouri moth is called a Cecropia
• Pennies provide pies and pigs at S-C Junior High School fundraiser
• Northwest High School's graduation features milestone for a family
• Funds raised for families who lost homes to fires
• EMS panel closer to putting ambulance district tax on ballot
• Sedalia honors fallen police officers during annual Police Officer Memorial ceremony
• Sedalia to host the 2012 Missouri State Harley Owners Group (H.O.G.) Rally
• Local schools prepare for graduation ceremonies
• Smith-Cotton students can still sign up for drivers' ed
• No CDL tests for week in June in Sedalia
• Knob Noster man hurt in motorcycle wreck
• Sedalia prepares for future fire station
• East-side cell tower falls 1 vote short of approval
• Wasson Duggan awarded for Spirit of Service
• Students make music at Sedalia Middle School concert
• Smith-Cotton's Yazell awarded top Rotary scholarship
• Fundraising bike rides set for June 11
• They lose their locks for a cause
• Board member prepares for Scott Joplin ragtime festival
• Lincoln man injured in crash
• Selection panel zeroes in on city administrator candidates
• Sedalia council to consider cell tower use permit
• Heber Hunt Elementary organizes 5/K run/walk for project in Africa
• Storm shelters in La Monte, Smithton, Maplewood and Hughesville ready for use
• County mailboxes overflow with food
• Funding source for ambulance districts await governor's OK
• Sacred Heart students wash cars for fundraiser
• Missouri State Fair officials announce two more shows for 2011 Pepsi Grandstand lineup
• Bothwell Regional Health Center names employee and nurse of the year
• Learning to hit the long ball
• Parkview students’ drawings wow art judges in contest
• 3 arrested on burglary, arson charges
• Free child ID program set for Saturday
• Sedalia man injured in Pettis County crash
• MoDOT to close I-70 rest stops for maintenance
• Kids' stuff on sale at Kid’s Closet Connection three-day consignment event
• Sedalia Sunrise and Noonday Optimist clubs honor five at annual Respect for Law Banquet
• Calhoun man hurt in Henry County crash
• Whiteman man cited for filing false kidnapping report
• Benefits to aid 2 families who lost homes to fires
• Heber Hunt 5K run/walk to benefit African pen pals
• Smith-Cotton spring art show is gym-dandy
• Health director visits BRHC to discuss reducing hospital infections
• Public hears details on county Enterprise Zones
• Two Windsor residents injured in rollover accident
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch In Effect Until 10 Tonight
• Jackson named assistant principal at S-C junior high
• 2 hurt in Henry County collision
• Friends, family to honor Jack Isgur
• Smith-Cotton students explore careers in medicine
• Postal food drive is in the bag this year
• Stover couple accused of false insurance claim
• Hartzler: Progress being made in Afghanistan
• Man shot to death in Sedalia apartment; suspect charged
• Depot sale could help get your spring cleaning project on track
• Crackdown coming for Smith-Cotton commencement
• Art show goes up for Activities Fair at Smith-Cotton Junior High School
• Hospital to honor its workers this week
• Peace Officers Memorial Ceremony set for May 17
• La Monte woman hurt in rollover wreck
• Democrat salutes Noonday Optimist Club
• Two Kansas City residents seriously injured in crash
• Sedalian injured in U.S. 65 accident
• Volunteer makes sure Old Glory flies in good shape
• It's Mayor's Prayer Breakfast, but students get spotlight
• School board to OK bid for Whittier roof repairs
• Local residents share the best lessons they learned from their mothers
• Warrensburg woman airlifted after collision
• Proposed cell tower could boost coverage in east Sedalia
• SuperMom run/walk boosts physical fitness efforts
• MoDOT to discuss significant cutbacks
• Road work update for May 8
• Work schedule set for Route 5 bridge
• Find your own tree, little brother
• Former President Bill Clinton challenges University of Central Missouri graduate students
• Cardinals foundation honors Heber Hunt for service learning work
• 2 hurt in collision on U.S. 50
• G and G Veterinary Hospital and the John T. and Lillian Heard House added to the National Register of Historic Places
• Sedalia Park Board approves a field naming policy
• 2 teens hurt in Johnson County collision
• Warrensburg woman hurt in motorcycle crash
• S-C JROTC armed team takes 3rd at national competition
• Law Day cases for May 2
• Students are drawn to visiting writer's message
• New Subway coming to Sedalia around May 20
• Cole Camp graduate student to travel with group to study wildlife in Africa
• Two Sedalia men hurt in Smasal Road crash
• City to host compost facility open house Saturday
• Willis named commandant of Wentworth Academy
• Warsaw motorcyclist killed in collision on South Limit Avenue
• SFCC to offer new summer Kids College program
• Lincoln dedicates helipad
• Sacred Heart graduates 37 from DARE program
• Farmers' market moves to new site
• 2 Sedalians hurt in Benton County crash
• 14th annual Tea Party attracts 80 guests
• Association honors educators for jobs well done
• Magazine says Katy is readers' favorite state trail
• City council OKs bids for street repairs
• Edwards man hurt in Benton County crash
• Warsaw woman injured when struck by own vehicle
• S-C senior lands MSBA scholarship
• A love for mother inspires Sedalian to help others
• Deepwater women seriously injured in Saturday afternoon accident in Henry County
• Salvation Army sets fundraising auction
• S-C JROTC drill squad takes national title — again
• Sedalia council to address road work, computer software issues
• Cedar Creek bridge work to begin this week
• Firefighters show their stuff during Firefighter Association of Missouri convention competition
• Lub Dub runners raise $14,000 for BRHC foundation
• WWI veterans honored in courthouse ceremony
• Road work update for May 1
• 2 hurt in Benton County rollover
• Rainy-day daredevil squirrels play in the trees
• Pettis County Presiding Commissioner John Meehan touted county cost-saving efforts to Pettis County Pachyderm Club
• SFCC agriculture instructor Stephen Galloway retiring after 31 years of teaching
• Pilot Grove teen chosen for nationwide ag advisory panel
• Sedalia man dies in rollover crash
• Fair exhibitors may access online entry forms on Monday
• Plants available during annual State Fair Community College Horticulture Plant Sale
• Students from Heber Hunt Elementary and Whittier High schools recognized with “Inspire by Example” awards
• Music groups come together to help Warsaw teacher awaiting transplants
• Water board reviews department policies, truck bids
• Earth Day activities set for Saturday
• Warsaw woman injured in Moniteau crash
• Two hurt in U.S. 50 collision
• Fair foundation launches membership drive
• Scouts learn flag etiquette
• Auction offers chance to buy works from known, not-so-known artists
• World War I tribute set for Saturday
• Seniors need to keep fit — physically and mentally
• Point man refuses to leave Sedalia man behind
• S-C JROTC to defend national drill team title
• Democrat to launch Free Plainsman
• Warsaw woman hurt in Cole crash
• Horace Mann to celebrate 99th birthday Friday
• "Bears & BBQ" auction set for Friday, benefits Relay for Life of Pettis County
• SFCC music showcase set for May 6-7
• Pilot Grove students help out a Washington Elementary first-grader
• Hartzler on Washington: 'They are so out of touch in a lot of ways'
• City council gets a sewer update
• Dinner, dance to benefit Smith-Cotton band
• Sedalia student to spend senior year in Germany
• Weight restriction removed for U.S. 50 bridge
• Store manager organizes his third food drive for charity
• New equipment at BRHC helps target tumors
• Kingsville family injured in Johnson County crash
• Jay Nixon: 'I work every day to create jobs in the state'
• Yes, people once dressed up — even to board a sooty train
• Muddy Creek 4-H Saddle Club offers rides, presentations and donkeys to pet
• Sedalia's charter church, the First Christian Church, celebrates 150 years of service
• U.S. 50 resurfacing to begin Monday
• Road work update for week of April 25
• U.S. 50 resurfacing slated to start Monday
• SFCC seeking clothing donations for ‘Hire Attire’ sale
• Public Safety Building to get repairs
• City council to get storm water update at Monday's meeting
• Tickets available Monday for Clinton's UCM appearance
• STING Unit arrests three on drug charges
• Daum has special day planned for Mom
• Firms turning solar to help power their establisments
• Sedalia is business owner’s favorite haunt
• Smith-Cotton High School recognizes students’ achievements at ceremony
• Stover-area pair face child-abuse charges
• Alzheimer’s group to host screening of documentary
• Good Friday services planned
• Tipton man charged after crashing into light pole
• Pettis panel clarifies sign policies
• Sedalia man faces drug possession, intent to distribute charges
• ProEnergy to add 300 jobs
• Sedalia Democrat to host online marketing seminar
• Submit Mom of the Year nominations by Wednesday
• Diabetes' impact to be discussed at sleep disorder support group meeting
• Sedalia announces spring cleanup week
• City offices closed for Good Friday
• Thompson Hills hosts pet wellness exposition
• Wind is a friend and a foe
• Hartzler to talk in town hall forums
• Sedalia man arrested after U.S. 50 collision
• Two arrested on drug distribution charges
• Two injured in U.S. 65 crash
• Salvation Army seeks drivers to deliver meals
• City council gets a new member, mayor pro tem
• Students celebrate learning at Boys & Girls Club Expo in Smithton
• Hartzler: GOP budget plan a move in right direction
• Sedalia teen hurt in 1-car crash
• United Way awards emergency and venture grants
• Share your prom pictures
• La Strada, returning City Council members to be sworn in Monday
• Girl's efforts are a real treat for animal shelter
• Doctor Is In session to address living wills, power of attorney
• American Heart Association Heart Walk makes tracks
• Sedalia Moose herd for fun to help area homeless
• Readers to pick new comics page pair
• Isgur dies; remembered for Sedalia philanthropy
• Get feeders ready: Hummingbirds returning
• Road work update for April 17
• Parkhurst honored for 50 years in Scouting
• Sedalia officials root for trees at Arbor Day event
• Drawn to dinosaurs, Skyline student unveils his masterpiece
• Officials want teen suspect in slaying tried as adult
• Drug task force arrests 3 after finding Versailles meth lab
• CPR, first-aid classes set for May 7
• Marshall man hurt in Saline County accident
• Three face theft charges
• Get pumped up for the Heart Walk
• Weight restriction placed on Morgan County bridge at U.S. Highway 50 over the Lamine River
• Sedalia man charged with statutory rape
• Chamber celebrates leadership program grads
• Sedalia man arrested in 2010 slaying of Michael Smith
• Reservations required for Open Door banquet
• Korean War veteran Marvin Ehlers laid to rest with military honors
• Juvenile detention center in Sedalia to close
• County considers expanding Enhanced Enterprise Zone
• St. Paul's Lutheran School students go in search of spring
• Police arrest suspect in Michael Smith slaying
• Moose Lodge hosting fundraiser to help the homeless
• Sedalia man faces child molestation charge
• Spring clean up begins April 25
• Sedalian says quality ingredients are key to good-tasting food
• Cardio care is the heart of the matter for Lub Dub Run
• Works begins on new passenger platform at Missouri Pacific Railroad Depot
• Washington Elementary School students go shopping on a budget
• Man injured, apartments damaged in Tuesday fire
• Miller named assistant principal for high school
• Civil Air Patrol to host open house
• SFCC, Daum set spring holiday closings
• Sedalia school board elects officers
• Lincoln man injured in motorcycle crash
• Osceola motorcyclist killed in hit-and-run
• Middle school MAP really is a cut above
• Juvenile arrested in Sedalia homicide
• Local students among winners of fair's ag scholarships
• Taxes don't tax volunteer who helps seniors with their returns
• Deepwater man seriously injured in Benton County crash
• Boy, 10, seriously injured while riding bicycle
• Sedalia school board to elect officers
• MoDOT to work on U.S. 65 in Saline County
• Road work update for April 11
• Sedalia-Pettis County Emergency Management Agency sponsors household hazardous waste pickup
• Lodges help family who lost home
• Church ladies take the stage to provide a future for church men
• Smith-Cotton High School helps students with the fine art of progression
• 3 Kansas teens injured in Johnson County crash
• Police seek to curb non-emergency 911 calls
• GOP club gets sobering assessment of gangs in Pettis County
• U.S. Rep. Hartzler joins fray on budget
• Sedalia man arrested on child molestation charges
• State Fair premium guide is online now
• Former Sedalia mayor remembered as respected leader
• Park board gives field its Dey
• Students meet donors at SFCC scholarship luncheon
• Sedalia plans Arbor Day celebration
• SFCC hires Gregory South as dean of Technical Education and Workforce Innovation
• Tilley, Hoffmann receive Sedalia Student Leadership Council scholarships
• Green Ridge teacher Lori Larimore receives NIE Teacher of the Year
• Knob Noster State Park lands money for renovation of equestrian trail
• Democrat seeks reader stories about the effects of long-term unemployment
• Girl’s lemonade stand yields $2,034 for Japanese relief effort
• County voter turnout just over 9 percent
• La Strada, Cross win election to Sedalia City Council
• April 5 Election Results in Pettis County
• Jury from outside Pettis County likely to hear Maschger trial
• Warrensburg man injured in crash
• Man arrested near burning vehicle faces multiple charges
• Kids have a blast at rocket event
• Smithton school prepares for Missouri Assessment Program Tests
• City council amends laws, OKs work on City Hall
• UCM rally backs workers' rights, education funding
• Sedalia woman hurt when car leaves road
• SFCC Emerging Leaders raise, share funds
• Kennel club to discuss healthy dog food options
• Sedalia Rotary Club's 37th annual auction attracts a crowd
• Don't call him a coach, but Sacred Heart golf volunteer builds players
• A glimpse into the past
• Handful of races, issues on ballot Tuesday
• Camp Blue Sky to look at laughter
• Road work update for April 4
• Cole Camp replaces Maifest with run/walk, pancake breakfast, pub crawl
• Principal admits: 'I'm emotional' about retiring from Smith-Cotton High School
• La Monte to elect 3 aldermen, 3 school board members on Tuesday
• City council to mull ordinance amendments
• Young Cole Camp archers take aim at nationals
• Sedalians take advantage of a good day of sunshine
• UCM dean gives Republican club a lesson in economics
• Sedalia-Pettis County Emergency Medical Services Committee discusses options at meeting
• Envirothon team members hope to ‘tree-peat’ 2010 showing
• Farmers’ market plowing ahead for 2011
• Dancers charged up to try out for High Voltage
• Sedalia man charged with shooting into home, felonious restraint
• Your pedals could earn medals and help D.A.R.E., too
• Sewer main inspections begin Thursday
• Local students learn about health-care careers
• Tickets on sale Monday for Heber Hunt mom-son dance
• Taking a bite out of rural crime
• Firefighters to gather at fairgrounds for state convention
• Sedalia woman faces drug charges
• Holts Summit man gets 5 years in child molestation
• Benton County theft investigation leads to 3 arrests
• PICK OF THE WEEK: Literacy council's fundraising tea set for Sunday
• S-C principal White retiring; administrators to change roles
• ProEnergy offers engineering scholarships
• Sedalia school board chooses First Student for transportation
• For brothers, Monday is fun day
• Marshall man hurt in I-70 collision
• Downtown improvements include new benches
• SFCC plans health occupation info sessions
• Warsaw man hurt in rollover
• Cole Camp sets day full of fundraising fun on Saturday
• 'Ace' volunteer: 'I'm not content to just sit and soak and go sour'
• New Chamber leader taking the reins
• UCM's Re-Cycles program is the wheel deal
• Hazardous waste pickup set for April 9
• Boys & Girls Club kids celebrate their week with 168 hours of fun
• Road work update for week of March 27
• Jim Mathewson 'got a lot done for us'
• Versailles man injured in Morgan County accident
• Sedalia woman dies in accident; 5 injured
• Local entities eligible for blizzard cost reimbursements
• Scouts show their drive at derby time
• NAACP's Freedom Fund Banquet set for April 2
• Sedalia school board to hear revised transportation bids
• DNR to promote youth program at area job fairs
• Teenager headed for scholarship pageant
• Satellite dropoff site adds to recycling efforts
• More rain, snow expected this weekend
• Sedalia Police investigating East 10th Street shooting
• More than 50 from S-C inducted into honor society
• Calling all adults! It's time for Child Safe's annual egg hunt
• Four honored at Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County dinner
• Voting machines ready for the count
• Rotary not foolin' about auction
• Sacred Heart to stage 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee' at Liberty Center
• Crime Stoppers seeks info about utility vehicle theft
• UCM prom dress event a big hit
• Warrensburg man hurt in motorcycle wreck
• 4-H members invited to compete in beef contest
• State parks to host youth summer job fairs
• S-C bands find the right note at pre-contest concert
• Warsaw senior crowned Missouri Homecoming queen
• Black and White Gala brings in the green
• Club sets members jumping in hopes of setting record
• Washington, Horace Mann schools show heart during fundraiser
• Commerce Building renovations unveiled
• SFCC offers photography class
• Beer tasting class scheduled for April
• SFCC Horticulture Club preparing for annual plant sale
• Smith-Cotton senior is named as one of Missouri's best students
• City OKs 2011-12 budget
• Collapsed building's wall a threat, to be torn down
• Sedalia man accused of trying to keep cop from shooting dog
• Bothwell Regional Health Center adds doctor at Truman Lake
• Gravois Mills man dies in crash
• 4 Slater residents survive crash
• Bingo Buddies provide company, entertainment to Missouri Veterans Home residents
• Road work update for March 21
• Attention cyclists: Time for annual Katy Trail Ride
• Conservation department to offer pond workshop
• Hughesville voters will decide on tax-based fire district on April 5
• Smith-Cotton students pop the prom question in unique ways
• Fairgrounds' flea market has a 'terrific turnout'
• Sedalia City Council to consider annual budget on Monday
• Boys & Girls Club members ready to launch their week
• Event set to raise money for trip to China
• Troopers arrest two on drug trafficking charges
• Building collapses in downtown Sedalia
• City administrator selection panel reviews process at first meeting
• S-C Student Council captures time in a locker
• Kinder attacks Democrats, lauds re-energized GOP
• Pettis County to host Rural Crimes Summit
• Sedalia School District 200 confirms snow make-up days for the remainder of the school year
• 6-year-old opens lemonade stand to raise funds for Japan relief
• Guard unit thanks Sedalia business leaders for DVD help
• Committee postpones putting ambulance district on ballot till 2012
• Group seeks volunteers for Katy Trail cleanup
• Applications are available for Katy Trail Ride
• Washington Street Overpass closed for repairs
• Warrensburg woman injured in collision
• Sedalia sixth-grader wins Scripps National Spelling Bee Qualifier
• Likely GOP presidential candidate to speak at dinner
• Lobbyist is bullish on legislature's efforts to boost business
• Clarksburg teen dies in Moniteau County accident
• 2 Sedalia men hurt in Pettis County accident
• Sedalia school board chooses company from past, even though bid is higher
• City police department honors those who serve and protect
• SFCC, CMU join to help low-income students
• Sedalia woman hurt in Morgan County crash
• Snow won't stay, warmer weather on way
• Flags to be lowered Tuesday to honor last WWI vet
• Dancers compete in black and white gala
• Smithton assistant coach gets personally involved with school's sports teams
• Pettis GOP's McKinley Dinner will feature Lt. Gov. Kinder
• Sedalia schools to again offer driver's ed
• Northern Pettis County under winter weather advisory
• Irish eyes were smiling at St. Patrick's Day parade
• Dance spot kicks up its heels to help out children's agency
• Salaries top school board's topics
• Business owner challenges incumbent for Ward 2 seat
• Road Work Update for the Week of March 14
• Boys and Girls Club of West Central Missouri seeks participants for youth mentoring program
• Sedalia School Board to talk 2011-2012 salary schedules
• Civil Air Patrol’s Missouri Wing to conduct disaster drill
• Yo-yo master tells Sacred Heart students ‘School is Cool’ through tricks, inspirational talk
• CVB launches redesigned website
• Warrensburg man hurt after medical condition causes crash
• Sedalia man arrested when police seize drugs, paraphernalia at apartment
• Law Day cases for March 7
• Choir event set for Saturday
• Grant winner’s selection benefits kids
• UCM chief touts ‘doing more with less, better’
• Heber Hunt students showcase their efforts
• Warrensburg police arrest two on drug trafficking charges
• Route V bridge replacement work set
• Smithton students get on the stick and practice percussion
• 2 patrons help transform SFCC space into a theater
• Road chief to work on special projects
• Crime Stoppers seeks info on trailer theft
• Green Ridge man faces DWI charge after early morning accident
• Governor reveals state fair concerts, motorcycle rally in 2012
• Smith-Cotton student has a March to remember, with award, college acceptance
• Today's the last day to register to vote in April 5 election
• Veterans celebrate Mardi Gras
• Sedalians gear up for Poetry Night
• Skyline to host reader's night
• Attorney General Koster files suit against Windsor man over air conservation law violation
• Shopping project teaches students about math, money and community service
• St. Paul's students celebrate week by dressing up, dressing down
• Sedalia City Council looks at budget draft
• 3 face drug charges; infant placed in protective custody
• Statewide tornado drill moved to Thursday
• 4 hurt in Pettis County collision
• Section of state Route 127 to be closed Wednesday
• St. Patrick's Day activities set for Saturday
• Road work update for the week of March 7
• Helper at Sedalia Senior Center serves meals to 'friendly, jolly people'
• Show your stripes — or your checks, for that matter — in this spelling bee
• Boy Scouts feed their souls as well as the hungry in food drive
• Meehan cites ways county can save
• Ward 3 council race pits incumbent against former mayoral candidate
• Skyline students do the humane thing
• Two teens charged in Ives death
• Council to review proposed budget Monday
• Proposed park board budget gets nod
• SFCC Black and White Gala officials dance with joy over ticket sales
• Fair foundation flea market returns March 18, 19
• Two teens arrested in connection with the slaying of former Trust Building owner
• Becker sentenced for sex crimes against children
• Sedalia man charged with child sexual abuse
• Stover mayor convicted of false statement charges following Safe Drinking Water Act violation
• 2 injured in early morning wreck
• Green Ridge former bank worker gets 5-year prison sentence for stealing $90,000
• Money from valentine sales funds veterans' flight to Washington
• Wild game dinner makes an adventurous meal
• Route 5 resurfacing contract awarded
• Former Trust bulding owner Yuri Ives killed in K.C.
• Fischer's Concrete offers SFCC scholarship
• S-C Junior High gets into the spirit
• S-C alum nominated for Kansas City Woman of the Year
• Law enforcement agencies to share in $850,000 block grant
• Moniteau County investigating possible murder-suicide in Clarksburg
• Police seek help in rash of copper wire thefts
• Warrensburg man injured in U.S. 50, Route MM collision
• Liberty Center to host first Easter shoe box competition
• Knob Noster State Park to host youth summer job fair March 7
• Route V bridge replacement under way
• Youth string players join Sedalia Symphony in concert
• Council actions set city manager search in gear
• Sedalia district to launch sophomore academy
• Weather spot training set for Tuesday
• Law Day cases for Feb. 22
• Former nurse still nurtures patients, families at Bothwell Regional Health Center
• Sedalia school board to decide on academy
• The Democrat salutes Smith-Cotton High School's show choirs
• A scrappy bunch
• After 36 years, Leftwich collects goodbyes
• Despite toddler's troubles, family lavishes on the love
• Pettis population rises 7 percent
• Missouri Arts Council honors Cooney’s philanthropy
• Cub Scouts have the need for speed
• Setzer: New column focuses on issues faced by caregivers
• Cartoonist is running with the devil
• Road work update for Feb. 28
• Council to consider job description update for city administrator position
• Dresden students get a military beat treat
• Personal property tax sheets due Tuesday
• Cloverleaf 4-H'ers provide comfort to victims
• 2 arrested after meth lab setup found above preschool
• Stover woman injured in rollover
• Open house planned for Moniteau County bridge replacement
• No stamp of approval from residents on possible closing of post offices in Ionia, Mora
• Christ & Trinity Lutheran Church moving forward with new pastor
• The Sedalia Board of Public Works OKs meter project change
• Have no fear, the superheroes are here
• Snowball Hunt set for Saturday
• Service at Community Cafe will continue despite changes in student volunteer mandates
• SFCC health fair set for Tuesday
• VFW Ladies Auxiliary seek entries for St. Patrick's Day parade
• Students take to the ropes for exercise and charity
• Deadline nears for Chamber's youth leadership program
• Public invited to Army band concert
• Sedalia man charged in stabbing, assault
• Sedalia man sentenced to 25 years for shooting
• Fort Leonard Wood band to perform at Dresden school
• Deadline approaching for Youth Leadership program
• Educators group honors teachers and associates for excellence in Sedalia schools
• Director says of MoDOT funding: 'We hit the bottom'
• Council awards bid to repair wall of downtown building exposed in demolition
• Stylish statement: UCM groups offer low-cost prom dresses
• UCM, Whiteman AFB team up to meet mutual needs
• Sedalia man injured in East Broadway Blvd. accident
• Whiteman, UCM partner to open doors for airmen
• Water-covered roads present dangers to motorists
• Knob Noster woman injured in U.S. 50 wreck
• Mayor honors Sedalia resident for her many years of helping others
• Agency looking for helpers during storms
• Family Pizza Bingo offers escape from ol' February funk
• Smith-Cotton choirs compete
• Fifth Annual Trout Derby: A fine February for fishing
• Absentee voting begins Tuesday; new clerk La Strada says he's ready
• Private company to build, renovate housing at Whiteman Air Force Base
• Smith-Cotton High School JROTC hosts drill meet
• Presidents Day closings
• Road work update for Feb. 21
• Council has full agenda for Tuesday's meeting
• Bullriders, fans riding high at competition
• U.S. 65 expansion panel discusses funding challenges
• Sedalia-Pettis County United Way celebrates banner year, increases agency awards
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• Fundraising for a new Missouri State Fairgrounds Coliseum Annex Arena starts
• Kids pony up for a ride
• Two injured in Warrensburg crash
• Applications open for state parks summer job program
• Organizers make ready for Monday's 'Taste of Cole Camp'
• Crunch time: Girl Scouts gear up for cookie season
• Sedalia sites eyed for a place on the National Register of Historic Places
• Blunt discusses airport security, budget, Egypt
• Sedalia Police Department investigating West Main Street shooting
• Professionals talk about their livelihoods to Smith-Cotton students
• Amount raised at club auction is 'nothing short of miraculous'
• Normal trash pickup routes to resume
• Bothwell Regional Health Center offers babysitting education class
• Bothwell Regional Health Center to host "Freedom from Smoking" class
• Pettis County Clerk to host voter registration drives, Feb. 21 and Feb. 25 at Walmart
• After a year apart, a family reunites on Valentine's Day
• Board OKs shorter school year for 2011-12
• Valentine's Day royalty
• Prisendorf gets 11 life terms for sex crimes against children
• Route BB bridge in Morgan County to be replaced
• Vehicle of driver who fell asleep hits Sedalia woman's car
• Former Pettis Republican committeewoman keeps active in party, bookkeeping, church
• The Democrat salutes Clarence and Shannon Arnold
• New state senator keeps close to his Sedalia roots
• Boys & Girls Club presents Evening of Heart and Hope
• City looks at draft of 2012 budget
• Sharing Valentine Day memories
• Road work update for Feb. 14
• Arrest made in hit-and-run death of Clinton man
• Street-side trash pickup to continue
• Couple to be honored at pro-life dinner
• Saying thank you to the troops by wearing red
• Events set to mark Black History Month
• School board to mull schedule
• Skyline students load up their boxes for Valentine's Day
• Trout derby rescheduled; now set for Feb. 19
• 2 injured in U.S. 65 rollover
• Warsaw man hurt when vehicle hits pillar
• Park Board approves funding for four new shelters
• Governor Nixon criticizes flat tax proposal
• Display to celebrate Eucharistic miracles
• 2 hurt in crash on state Route Y
• Law Day cases for Feb. 7-8
• Clinton man killed in hit-and-run
• Some buses running late, so Sedalia schools open early
• Democrat staffers win awards in APME competition
• Another day and another load of snow
• Zoning panel OKs plans for new subdivision
• Wind chill advisory issued for Mid Missouri
• St. Paul's, Sacred Heart revise schedules due to missed days
• One-room school's fence damaged in collision
• Sedalia pair face array of drug charges
• Marshall woman injured in rollover wreck
• College basketball: SFCC postpones doubleheader
• Woman hurt in Benton County crash
• Relay for Life of Pettis County sets $90,000 goal
• Pettis County Community Partnership gets grant to help homeless
• February night offers a chance to California dream
• Ready for a housewarming party
• Students, residents urged to wear red Friday to support military
• Chamber's Youth Leadership program seeks applicants
• Sedalia man arrested on drug charges
• City council OKs ordinances to do sewer work
• PICK OF THE WEEK: Four decades of Freed’s work comes together at Daum Museum retrospective
• This cold heart is a warm gesture
• 'Queen of the popcorn' offers kernels of motivation
• Sedalia schools determine make-up days after blizzard
• Home for homeless provides a shelter from life's storms
• Neighbors showed warmth in blizzard's blast
• City Council to tackle sewer plans
• Sacred Heart to offer preschool
• Trash pickup to resume Monday
• Officials urge caution navigating around snow banks
• Helping Hearts drive kicks off
• Sacred Heart School blesses throats and honors teacher, alumnus of the year
• Body found near stranded vehicle
• Sedalians to see red for women’s healthy hearts
• State Rep. Wanda Brown released from hospital
• City Council reviews sewer reports
• Clean streets on the road to progress
• Sacred Heart School set to reopen for classes on Friday
• Warrensburg man faces drug charges
• SFCC sessions to help students seeking federal financial aid
• SNOW WATCH: More tales from the drifts
• Reader-submitted snow photos for Feb. 3
• PICK OF THE WEEK: Show choirs set to compete in Smith-Cotton’s Show-Me Classic
• Hartzler to open local office at Pettis County Courthouse
• Sedalia area digs out from winter storm
• Warsaw man arrested after crash
• SNOW WATCH: Tales from the drifts
• I-70 reopens, but I-44 still closed
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• City, county declare emergency as snowfall continues
• Highway patrol reports multiple crashes due to weather
• 4 face drug charges after warrant served on Sedalia home
• Nixon looks to expand A-plus scholarship program
• Share your Valentine's Day heart throbs, heartbreaks
• City Hall to close at 10 a.m. today
• Sacred Heart plans activities that demonstrate caring for others
• Batten down the hatches: Blizzard predicted to put state in deep freeze
• Send us your winter weather pictures
• State Rep. Wanda Brown injured in morning crash
• Stover man faces multiple drug charges
• Area schools closing early due to weather front
• State fair internships available
• Volunteer goes the extra mile, tutoring elementary school students
• 'Blizzard conditions' expected by Tuesday
• Igniting Tiger spirit
• Budget gives a few boosts
• Sedalia City Council to hear about air study, sewer work
• Karen Roberts shows off her flock of fine feathered friends
• Road work update for Jan. 31
• Pair injured in head-on crash on U.S. Highway 50
• SFCC to offer health career info sessions
• State Rep. Cox gives update to Pachyderm Club
• Heckart unveils cremation facility, family center
• Customers flock to Save-A-Lot on opening day
• State parks department seeks input on Arrow Rock historic site
• County learns ‘watts’ up with SFCC’s Missouri center for Waste to Energy project
• Boys & Girls Clubs name Teen, Elementary Youth of the Year
• Karaoke contest to benefit Relay for Life
• Foggy conditions cited in Johnson County crash
• Marshall man charged with DUI after wreck
• SFCC enrollment growth wins national acclaim
• Washing away a bit of winter
• Air Force Global Strike commander stresses nuclear trust
• Trout derby set for Wednesday
• Sedalia woman accused of stealing $30,000 from store
• Swerving to avoid deer leaves Warsaw pair injured
• Appleton City woman hurt in rollover
• Smith-Cotton students prepare for courtwarming with Spirit Week
• Think pink: Vote for Pink Flamingo award winner
• Volunteers to make sure the homeless count
• Smith-Cotton choirs shine at Pleasant Hill competition
• Pie contest, auction help ag club raise $29,280
• School board OKs amended budget
• Computerized system gave Sedalian his independence
• 2 Warrensburg men hurt in crash
• Law Day cases for Jan. 21
• SFCC offers chances to learn more about occupational therapy program
• Enrichment director adds fun to the lives of senior citizens
• Tax credits available to repair houses
• Board to decide what days students will attend school
• There's camping out, and then there's way-out camping
• Sacred Heart alum comes across her own photo in military tribute
• Road work update for week of Jan. 23
• VFW post throws a golden bash
• These young ladies have something to cheer about
• Entries sought for Black History Month art contest
• Kiwanis Club hosts trivia night fundraiser
• More snow, cold to grip area over weekend
• After snow-shoveler's cash swiped, community steps up
• Search warrant uncovers marijuana growing operation
• Law Day for Jan. 18, Jan. 20
• SFCC cheer clinic canceled
• Sedalia 150th birthday banners for sale
• Snow day in Sedalia
• Ag group schedules dinner, pie auction
• Boys & Girls Clubs director tinkled pink over Flamingo nominations
• 3 Sedalians indicted in meth conspiracy
• Crews busy clearing snow-covered roadways
• Youth of Year event rescheduled due to weather
• Red Cross to offer lifeguard class
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• January puts down some powder in central Missouri
• EMS panel discusses legal work funding
• VFW Post 2591 to mark 50th anniversary
• Lodgings tax change moves closer to ballot
• Kiwanis Club's answer to help kids: Trivia night fundraiser
• Steam locomotive to make way through Missouri
• Cockrell files for Ward 3 seat
• Arun Gandhi says to focus anger on ‘finding solutions’
• City OKs storm water plan
• Winter storm watch posted for Pettis County
• Cheer, spirit competition Saturday at fairgrounds
• Scouts' annual campout to aid Community Café
• Cole Camp woman struck by own vehicle
• Airman's death investigated as homicide
• Osceola teen dies in rollover wreck
• Local residents celebrate power of King's dream
• Volunteer not only keeps SFCC basketball stats, she's one of team's biggest boosters
• Storm water plan tops agenda
• Road work update for the week of Jan. 17
• Officials probe illegal killing of 3 deer
• State unemployment rate steady in December
• 4 seats, 4 running: No school board election?
• Sedalia author discusses notable area African Americans in her new book
• Area events honor life, work of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Six indicted in meth conspiracy
• Young Green Ridge hero honored for saving sister
• Remains of missing airman found in Knob Noster park
• Parson foresees changes, not repeal, on puppy mill measure
• Lee's Summit man injured in rollover
• La Strada files for Ward 2 on City Council
• Law Day for Jan. 3
• Health center offers asthma program
• Boys and Girls Clubs members vie for Youth of Year honors
• Truman Lake eagles set to soar on Saturday
• Sylvia G. Thompson Residence Center adds 30 rooms for a familiar and safe place
• Man convicted in 2009 shooting at Happy Acres Trailer Park
• Name of missing Whiteman airman released
• SFCC gala to benefit arts programs
• Nominees sought for Pink Flamingo Award
• Meehan: County budget gets some boosts
• Whiteman airman suspected in homicide found dead in Texas
• Versailles trio injured in Morgan County crash
• New agriculture, metals technology offerings at SFCC
• Bothwell offering childbirth classes in Warsaw
• Sedalia soup drive scheduled through Super Bowl
• Weather causes crashes; Sedalia cancels Wednesday classes; cold temps linger
• Winsor-area man dies in house fire
• SFCC to offer training course for supervisors
• Co-Mo issues peak usage alert due to weather
• Board swears in Redford
• Training program connects workers with jobs
• Fire displaces local family
• Online vote could bring steam engine back through Missouri
• Emergency snow routes activated
• Kansas City man arrested in Clinton on drug charge
• Stover man hospitalized after collision
• Sedalia man injured in Morgan County wreck
• Sedalia 200 to have early out today
• Eagle Scout is running with the big dogs
• After delay, Save-A-Lot store expected to open Jan. 26
• Director defends health care law
• Road work update for the week of Jan. 10
• UCM pays tribute to MLK with free concert
• SFCC offering cheer, dance clinic
• It was no conga, but it was quite a line for a chance to dance
• VFW Post 2591 posting a proud past while looking to the future
• The stars of Broadway Velocity shine bright
• Snow, stiff winds expected Monday
• Hail to the Chiefs: Local fans ready for playoffs
• School board to appoint Redford to vacant seat
• Pettis County links into ICE system used to identify legal, illegal aliens booked into jail
• Wanted: A special dog for a special girl
• State food prices up slightly in 4th quarter
• Green Ridge man charged after rollover wreck
• Deadline looms for 'Youth in Agriculture' scholarships
• Little buddies on a big patrol
• Park board approves two 2011 special projects
• Bothwell Regional Health Center cutting back
• 2 Marshall men hurt in crash
• Post Office sets passport fair for Saturday
• Sedalian headed overseas for medical program
• EMS committee studies projected budget
• Tap dancing on a branch
• Early birds will get Cupid's Ball tickets
• Crime Stoppers seeks info on jewelry theft
• Co-Mo food drive aids Buddy Pack program
• Vandals go on a spree, smashing mailboxes
• Church taps Net for mission message
• Slater woman dies in vehicle accident
• Work on Third, Fifth streets set for Friday
• Farm bureau official to address ag seminar
• City OKs water meter deal
• Smithton native to lead Knob Noster schools
• Warrensburg man hurt in 1-vehicle crash
• Chili supper benefits Sacred Heart graduation after-party
• Though retired, former social worker just can't stop helping others
• Book shows city as it was, as it is
• Former Sedalian travels the world for WHO
• Oh, just look at the plans ...
• The Democrat newsroom ranks the top 10 local stories of 2010
• Tourism funds, water meters on council’s agenda
• Two injured in vehicle accident
• Man shot in left shoulder
• Lining up to pay taxes
• MoDOT seeks input on state railroad system
• New county clerk focused on getting office in order, preparing for April elections
• Pettis County welcomes new faces, incumbents at swearing-in ceremony
• Crystal Sims is the perfect employee
• Today is last day to pay property taxes
• A Democrat series: 'The Picture in the Window'
• County counted on them: Officials, public say farewell to county officers Pam Doane, Janet Kresse
• Bikers plan a really cool ride in La Monte
• S-C alum gives back in the Bronx
• Charges pending against Windsor man
• Redford seeks board seat
• Scott Joplin Ragtime Festival 2011
• So long, Rusty: County officials honor departing Presiding Commissioner Rusty Kahrs
• O, Christmas Tree, we're so tired of looking at you
• UCM president says he has 'coolest job on the planet'
• State names agent for license office in Warsaw
• Versailles briefing set to address Richland Creek Bridge replacement
• Warsaw woman dies in Lincoln crash
• He marches to his own tune
• A Democrat series: 'The Picture in the Window'
• Knights of Columbus in Warsaw serve a meal to those hungry for food — and friends
• Panel proposes tourism tax change
• Blaze on East Ninth Street
• Sedalia gets a blanket of snow
• Volunteers serve a traditional holiday meal from the (Sacred) Heart
• Missouri's revenue up but shortfall still looms in budget
• Readers offer up their most cherished Christmas decorations
• Law Day cases for Dec. 20
• Sacred Heart grad to take part in young preachers fest
• More travelers expected to hit the road for holidays
• Groups continue fundraising to help families in need
• Sedalia business owner loads on the pounds for the holidays
• Census impact: Missouri to lose seat in Congress
• Kindergarten teacher shares her love of building gingerbread houses with her class
• City OKs hiring water staff
• Library raising funds to replace Bookmobile
• Driver hurt in fatal collision released from hospital
• Route U bridge reopens to traffic
• Smith-Cotton senior shrugs off past trauma to enjoy choir, dance
• 3 hurt when helicopter crashes in La Monte
• Group out to save a ‘forgotten treasure’
• Schools to get eMINTS boost
• Operation ERIN: One Year Later – Dragging down the drug trade
• La Monte on parade
• How to mix a Merry Christmas
• Sewer financing update tops council agenda
• Road work update for week of Dec. 19
• United Way hurdles past 2010 goal
• Workers almost through with Phase 2 of streetscape
• Sedalia man hurt after car leaves road
• Cupid's Ball tickets go on sale Jan. 8
• Sedalia math teacher dies in collision
• State Fair building trades program reaccredited
• Icy roads lead to accidents
• Woman faces multiple felony charges
• Help pick the top 10 local stories of 2010
• U.S. Rep.-elect Hartzler gets armed forces, agriculture committee assignments
• Poinsettia poisonous? That's just a myth, Mizzou expert says
• County, schools cope with icy roads
• Route 52 bridge open to traffic again
• Boys and Girls Clubs' art show rescheduled
• Students learn that driving while texting 'not worth dying for'
• UCM shrinks, combines programs
• Edwards man hurt after driving into ditch
• Tell us about your special Christmas decorations, ornaments
• USDA issues energy grants, loans
• Three on school board want another round
• 4 on city council seek re-election
• Schools plan holiday music fests
• Christmas parade returning to La Monte
• La Monte man hurt when vehicle rolls, hits fence
• Windsor woman injured in rollover
• Imitating Matisse to a 'T': Sacred Heart students paint T-shirts in the style of the French artist
• School board OKs funding certificates
• Here's opportunity to get involved in issues
• Judges deem Missouri State Fair a first-rate operation
• Law Day cases for Dec. 6
• Sedalia woman hurt when driver swerves to avoid deer
• 2 women hurt in crash on icy road
• History gets a push: Historic register expands district's boundary
• Church will serve dinner to needy on Christmas Day
• Dessert auction to benefit Child Safe
• 'Sedalia trumps them all'
• Veterans get salute during Walk of Honor dedication
• Banker wants to help the homeless
• School board to mull Mann grant
• Veterans’ brick walk dedication set for Saturday
• Tyson donates $50K to BRHC centers
• Students put on a wing thing to help monarch butterflies
• First Christian plans Christmas concert
• Harrisonville woman hurt in collision
• Becker pleads guilty on 15 sex-crime counts
• Gandhi's grandson to speak at UCM dinner
• Prisendorf found guilty on 14 counts of sex crimes against children
• Co-Mo issues peak alert for Monday
• The Sedalia Chorale to reprise songs from its past
• PSC, KCP&L discuss rate hike at hearing
• An emotional farewell for Rep. Skelton
• 2 Sedalia men to face burglary charges
• Route B bridge reopens
• 3 women testify in first day of Sedalia man's sex trial
• Holiday hotcakes: Salvation Army serves 'Breakfast with Santa'
• EMS committee prepares campaign
• MS 150 bicycle ride moves route to Kansas, taking Sedalia dollars with it
• Williams-Woody set for ‘perfect day’
• The Salvation Army needs your help to help less fortunate
• Sedalia Book and Toy to host local author signing on Friday
• Sedalia Book and Toy to host local author signing on Friday
• Hughesville man arrested on drug, DUI charges
• Ambulance service panel sets up budget, community relations committees
• 'Dear Soldier': 40 & 8, Heber Hunt Elementary team up to create care packages for troops
• Cox to head judicial committee in state House in January
• Lincoln man dies after golf cart overturns
• Kingsville teen hurt in crash
• Christmas parade winners announced
• Registration due for Parks and Rec holiday offerings
• Hughesville man's heifer nets award
• Hughesville says hello to the holidays
• Couple is finally cleaning out their Kloset
• 'The Messiah' at Sacred Heart Church: 'For Unto Us a Child is Born'
• State may give some tax credits the ax
• Manufacturing a memory
• County officials prepare to hit up Meehan
• Legislators ready to muzzle puppy mill law
• Collision leaves Leeton woman injured
• Federal grand jury indicts Stover mayor
• Health center: Flu vaccine available
• Hallelujah! ‘Messiah’ returning to Sedalia
• Parkview students ring and sing for Salvation Army kettle drive
• Charges filed in high-speed chase, crash
• Warsaw man suffers serious injuries in Benton wreck
• Gravois Mills man dies after rollover crash
• Council to consider sewer rate hikes, elevator repairs
• Law Day cases for Dec. 2
• Health center offers flu vaccines
• Students floating with joy getting ready for Christmas parade
• Holiday light display becoming a tradition, but ...
• Commissioners hear creative options for county resources
• 3 to face drug charges after STING bust
• KCP&L sets rate hike meeting in Sedalia
• Class goes bananas in creating a viral ad campaign
• Sheriff: Let me add to my staff
• Courthouse may become hub for Internet
• Pettis courthouse may become hub for Internet project
• Whitmore, Bail to be honored at 'Jingle on Green'
• City sets annual holiday display contest
• Law Day cases for Nov. 29-Dec. 1
• Liberty Center diamond raffle deadline extended
• Pining away for the holidays
• It's December, and the taxman cometh
• Bands, horses and Santa, too, to ring in Christmas season
• Quiznos calls it quits — again
• County OKs changes to ordinances for proposed consolidation of health inspections
• Nursing instructor gets pie-eyed for a good cause
• Residents voice concerns about higher sewer bills
• County rejects pay raise requests
• BRHC closing rehab unit
• Flying like an eagle: S-C senior has been accepted early into the U.S. Air Force
• SFCC will light up campus for holiday celebration
• United Way reaches its goal
• Extension deadline looms as unemployment benefits set to expire
• Windsor event brings out collectors who take their farm toys seriously
• Public sewer meeting scheduled for Monday
• SFCC 2011 spring enrollment set to begin
• Local talent shines in vaudeville-inspired Hometown Holiday Showcase
• SFCC students get into spirit of giving
• Pettis County budget hearings near
• Customers line up to take advantage of Black Friday sales
• Sedalia woman hurt when vehicle hits deer
• MoDOT road work update for Nov. 29
• Lighting up the sky
• Runners trot out for annual turkey benefit race
• Drennon honored with service award
• SFCC poinsettia sale begins Wednesday
• DNR extends Katy Trail Ticket Book Program
• Gobble, gobble: Retailers are ready for shoppers hungry for deals
• Kids know how to talk turkey
• SFCC student gets history lesson from World War II veteran
• Holiday-themed variety show benefits Liberty Center
• City, businesses discuss sewer rate hikes
• 2 Holden teens arrested in shooting incident
• The kettle's on: Salvation Army's annual campaign helps the needy all year
• Depot wants you to deck its tree
• Students sit down for family holiday dinner — at school
• Sacred Heart students huff and puff for Three Little Piggies production
• Schools, offices to close for Thanksgiving
• N.Y. man arrested on drug charges in Saline County
• Marshall man hurt when motorcycle rolls
• And the angels sing ... school choir shares its voice with the public
• Area bars, restaurants are pumping up for big night
• Bids sought for operation of Warsaw motor vehicle office
• Sedalia council to meet in closed session Tuesday
• SFCC instructors to discuss accounting, agriculture
• Traffic on Third Street affected by water line work
• A cultured pearl: High-achieving senior already has experienced life outside Sedalia
• Loved ones remember those they've lost in the past year
• Talk about full: Fun run, charity breakfast, fireworks all on Thanksgiving
• Katy Depot's fundraiser is their cup of tea
• 'I am not a legend. I am a survivor'
• Fairground fleas flee: Flea market closes for the year
• Sedalia sets meetings on sewer rate changes
• California, Mo., woman dies in 2-vehicle collision
• 2 Knob Noster teens hurt in rollover
• Warsaw driver hurt after swerving to avoid deer
• Birds of a feather do flock together
• Facelift to put clinic in Peak condition
• Nixon to push for second nuclear power plant
• Veterans share war stories with Heber Hunt students
• Rest Haven raises funds for family
• Composting facility open house set for Saturday
• El Tapatio, students join forces to raise funds for schools
• There's none finer than Whiteman's 509th Bomb Wing in the bombing business
• Urich teen hurt when school bus overturns
• 2-vehicle crash leaves 2 injured
• Troopers say Calhoun man fatally shot self
• SFCC holiday craft show set for Dec. 4
• Playing after the play
• Getting a leg up: S-C students do some 'legwork' to raise money for senior prom
• St. Patrick keeps tradition of serving Thanksgiving dinner
• EMS panel votes to seek setting up ambulance taxing district
• Space available for final fairgrounds flea market of year
• Mayor recognizes efforts to help ex-offenders, victims
• City to host event helping homeless
• Bothwell's Tree of Memories to honor lost loved ones
• Sedalia man arrested after 2-vehicle crash
• Sedalia to host homeless awareness, assistance event
• Four Sedalia teens arrested on property damage, stealing charges
• Tops in tabs: 6-year-old has inspired others to collect can tabs for charity
• Slaying suspect's lawyer asks to see crime scene
• School board has 4 open seats
• City takes no action on Myers
• Veterans Town Hall set for Thursday
• School officials probe gun allegation
• Sedalia man injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Odessa man dies in Johnson County crash
• State fair offers ag scholarships for seniors
• A shrinking violet blossoms
• Expect 'puppy mill' dogfight
• Sacred Heart considers offering preschool in 2011-12
• Reluctant hometown hero
• Show offers treasures from the human hand, heart
• Family revels in another year of life
• What level of ambulance service is needed?
• Two teens arrested on multiple charges
• Police find explosive device in Sedalia
• There’s much to gain by adopting a storm drain
• Depot collecting mittens, scarves for needy children
• Windsor man hurt when vehicle rolls into creek
• Veterans saluted at ceremonies
• Presentations top council’s agenda
• 5-car wreck leaves 2 injured
• Sedalia man hurt when vehicle hits animal
• Handmade crafts available at fairgrounds this weekend
• Sedalia man arrested after he, passenger hurt in motorcycle wreck
• STING unit arrests 4 on drug charges
• Fundraiser to aid Project Graduation
• Smithton students go on a quest during Career Day
• La Monte High honors veterans at gathering
• UCM students, faculty rally against anti-gay vandalism
• Getting the brushoff
• JROTC team is a national champion — again
• School attempts to put students on best behavior
• They know the drill: Agency, health officials stage exercise to be prepared for an earthquake
• **NOTE** mySTAR access issues
• SFCC to sponsor November food drive
• Pittsburgh Corning, union reach agreement on contract
• Former symphony conductor Harold Johnston dies at 83
• Sedalia may hand off restaurant inspections to county
• Hartzler priority: Meeting people in the district
• Meehan quits school board
• They're all dolled up: Women rehabilitate dolls to give them away
• MFA worker dies after fall from forklift
• SFCC to offer firearms safety class
• Vehicles pounded with pumpkins; police seek suspects
• Performers still have chance to join Liberty Center fundraiser
• Searching for fun? Try adult scavenger hunt
• Cass County man hurt in head-on collision
• Smith-Cotton senior one of best singers in state
• Holiday choppers
• Save-A-Lot plans January opening
• Church Women United organization honors six
• County's newly elected prepare for office
• City hears fiscal wish lists
• 50-mile Club provides members chance to exercise while socializing
• Communities set events to honor veterans
• SFCC to offer wellness workshop
• 'Chili to Go' fundraiser heats up Community Santa campaign
• 3 Versailles residents hurt in crash
• STING unit arrests 2 Sedalia men on drug charges
• The Hotel Bothwell is beginning to look a lot like ... Christmas
• Sedalian honored by arts council
• School board to tour center
• Business group honors woman, employer of year
• Veterans Day observance to alter trash pickup
• Weather conditions prompt call for caution with open burning
• Groups rally around ill youngster
• The Democrat eliminates staff positions
• Park board to study criteria for renaming fields
• 3 teens hurt in Cooper County collision
• Sedalia council work sessions to address budget issues
• Bikers ready for annual toy run for needy
• Voters turn out to toss out incumbents
• Pettis County Health Center to continue WIC services in 2011
• Firefighters encourage residents to check smoke alarms when clocks turn back Sunday
• See final results on Missouri ballot measures here
• Friends organize fundraiser for injured hunter
• City reports increase in general fund
• Delays, detours expected during Spring Fork Creek bridge work
• Voters approve tax levy renewal for Smithton schools
• Meehan defeats Egbert; incumbents lose seats to Republican challengers
• La Monte area strongly rejects fire district
• Self sails to victory in Benton County
• Parson, others ride GOP wave to seats
• Local businesses honored for longevity
• The Democrat wants to know about your Election Day experiences
• Bothwell seeks hospice volunteers
• UCM considers dropping programs
• City tables liquid waste law
• Rainbow trout are stocked in Liberty Park Pond
• Take a look at Pettis County sample ballot
• Pettis County set to vote: See times, polling places here
• Missouri receives more than $4M for rail improvements
• Knob Noster math whiz places in top 100 in national challenge
• Kansas woman injured in Pettis County crash
• Waverly woman injured after rolling vehicle
• 2 Warrensburg men face drug charges after police find large amount of pot
• Cold Weather Rule kicks in
• A royal runner-up: S-C grad developed campaign to get on homecoming court
• Sedalia Area Farmers' Market makes its fall farewell
• Area electric cooperative urges members to speak out about proposed EPA ruling
• It's an ultra-spooky, heebie-jeebie, creepy Halloween
• Financing plan issue delays contract for water meter replacement project
• Gov. Nixon stops in Sedalia to promote Share the Harvest program
• Questions, frustration surround La Monte fire district vote
• Luncheon launches spouse integration program in Sedalia
• Group hopes to hit high note with Maple Leaf Park fundraiser
• Firing a volley(ball) at breast cancer
• Police release name of suspect in Sedalia bank robbery
• Sedalia Police Department offers tips for Halloween safety
• Smithton School District shows marked improvement in academic progress
• Skelton, Hartzler make campaign stops in Sedalia
• Campaigns making final push prior to Tuesday's election
• Class of 1952 Want Their Legacy To Live On
• Doane, La Strada face off for Pettis County clerk
• Judy Haushahn remembered as a friend to people and dogs
• 2 Calhoun men arrested on drug charges
• Win tickets to see 'TNA Live!' at Mathewson center
• Author uses childhood memories of the Missouri State Fair as inspiration for latest book
• Bothwell sponsoring sleep disorder support group
• ProEnergy contributes record-breaking amount to local United Way campaign
• Cole Camp twins found safe, unharmed
• Warrensburg men hospitalized after vehicle hits telephone pole
• Man seriously injured after being thrown from motorcycle in Johnson County
• 3 injured after vehicle strikes tree in Morgan County
• La Monte mulls fire protection tax district
• Two suspects arrested in Clinton home burglary case
• Animal rescue founder dies
• Judgement House returns to Otterville
• Green Ridge marching band hosting Halloween fundraiser
• Breshears, Self vying for presiding commissioner seat in Benton County
• Family reports Cole Camp twins missing
• Officials seize 22 dogs from Morgan County property, find others shot
• The Democrat salutes the Sedalia Area Literary Council
• Event offers residents opportunity to dispose of old medications
• For those in need, special day can make a difference
• Committee reviews system designs for proposed ambulance district
• Suspect in Sedalia bank robbery in custody
• Bennie Hatfield, candidate for state Senate District 28 seat, found dead
• Sweet Springs man hurt when thrown from tractor
• Driver injured after suffering medical issue
• Law Day cases for Oct. 18-19
• Teachers use award-winning books to inspire reading
• State, county candidates field questions in League forum
• Information sought in burglary of Sedalia business
• Green Ridge woman hospitalized after crash
• Veterans turn out to support Hartzler
• City OKs airport name change
• Tuning up: Sedalia Symphony Orchestra prepares for a new season
• Sedalia students cautioned to avoid strangers following incident
• Quarter auction aims to raise funds for Relay For Life
• This auction is all about change (as in coins)
• Hartzler discusses gun rights at Sedalia store
• Sedalia TIF Commission commits funds to streetscape project
• Man charged in slaying of Sedalia woman pleads not guilty
• Local students get lesson on service careers
• Sedalia man suffers serious injuries after being thrown from motorcycle
• Kingsville man killed in Johnson County crash
• It's time to kick that ratty old couch to the curb
• Bosom book buddies: 2 fifth-graders share their love of reading with others
• It's getting spooky out there
• Local Business Offers A New Smile To 3v3 Soccer Team
• Happy trails
• Heritage Days take Warsaw back to the 1800s
• Founders Weekend: And here's to the next 150 years
• Jumping on, off a Silly Bandz-wagon
• 3-vehicle crash in Johnson County sends 1 man to hospital
• Columbia woman hurt in Saline County crash
• House, Senate candidates respond to questions from The Democrat
• Heber Hunt students welcome grandparents for celebration
• Police vehicle bids, airport name change on agenda for Sedalia City Council
• Sedalia Area Farmers' Market gets grant to aid in signage, EBT promotion
• 2010 Festival of Sharing comes to fairgrounds
• Blunt, Carnahan trade attacks; Dine, Beck hope to be heard
• Otterville woman hurt in 2-vehicle collision
• Driver hurt after falling asleep at wheel
• Alma woman hurt in 1-car wreck
• Pumpkin, popcorn sale benefits Quisenberry Schoolhouse
• Missouri DNR investigates release of wastewater from Saline County farm
• Clubs to host fundraiser to benefit historic Heard House
• Broadband summit to explore Internet access strategies for Missouri
• Heber Hunt explores different cultures during showcase
• Heritage Days returns to Warsaw this weekend
• CACTUS puts packs on the backs of schoolchildren
• Hartzler gets nudge for seat
• Parasol promenade
• Scouts set to ride Katy Trail to mark 100th anniversary
• EMS committee to review options on how proposed ambulance district would operate
• Veteran Memorial Walk of Honor begins to take shape as first bricks installed
• EDSPC director: Expansion of existing businesses driving local economic development
• 2 Warsaw residents hurt in one-vehicle crash in Pettis County
• Woman suffers seizure while driving, crashes vehicle into utility pole
• Building a bridge on Route B
• Take me home, country road
• The Democrat salutes master gardeners
• Senate candidates to face off in two debates
• Calendar sales to benefit Sedalia Animal Shelter
• Group to release historical photo book about Sedalia
• Chicken, turkey, ham sale to benefit United Way
• Lincoln woman hurt when vehicle hits tree
• Thanksgiving breakfast benefits Children's Therapy Center
• Smithton seeks levy renewal
• Glorious gourds
• Student MAP scores said to be 'flat'
• 'Doctor Is In' to focus on supplements
• Windsor woman injured in rollover crash
• 7 hurt in Saline County crash
• Local talent sought for 'Hometown Holiday Showcase'
• Are your kids silly for Silly Bandz?
• 3 women hurt after vehicle strikes cattle
• Police: Sedalia man faces burglary charges after pharmacy break-in
• Libraries add digital books
• Big subject, big canvas
• Federal funds to boost Benton County health program
• Splendor in the Glass tempts attendees with great food, wine
• County's storm shelters near completion
• Sedalians climb aboard for historic train journey
• S-C JROTC learns teamwork, even when blindfolded
• Breast cancer survivor now an expectant mother
• 3v3 Soccer Team Hosts Carnival To Kick Off Trip To World Competition
• Carnahan blunt in criticisms of her Senatorial foe
• S-C Tiger pride on display throughout homecoming
• Missouri Center for Waste to Energy gets charged up with funding award
• Green Ridge boy seriously hurt after being struck by vehicle at bus stop
• Smithton woman seriously injured in crash
• Two arrested after Sedalia STING Unit executes search warrant
• Park board hears Clover Dell trail pitch
• Sacred Heart blesses the beasts
• Smith-Cotton High School Spirit Week
• Committee OKs neighborhood library
• Sedalia native and author to sign latest work Friday at Sedalia Book and Toy
• Founders Weekend to wrap up Sedalia's sesquicentennial celebration
• Pettis, Benton officials sign off on bridge replacement plan
• Liberty Center to host 'Splendor in the Glass' event, unveil renovations
• JROTC Raider event takes place Saturday at fairgrounds
• Contracts awarded for US 65 resurfacing projects
• Law Day cases for Oct. 4 and 6
• Representation appointed to man charged in murder
• It’s the time of year to watch out for deer
• Airport to keep second runway
• Sedalia Democrat/KSIS AM-1050 Candidate Forum: State candidates air funding concerns
• Sedalia Democrat/KSIS AM-1050 Candidate Forum: Longtime county candidates face new competitors
• Foundation welcomes Smith-Cotton alumni for homecoming
• Vintage locomotive steams in for sesquicentennial stop
• Note by note
• City to buy recycling trailers
• Liberty Center hosts food, wine fundraiser
• Area high school students learn about career options
• Bothwell foundation reaches fundraising goal for cancer, cardiovascular expansion
• Registration deadline for Nov. 2 election nears
• Vendors sought for annual holiday crafts show
• Davis Center has new hours
• Lowry City man charged in burglary of Clinton Christian Academy
• Firefighters alarm us about preventing blazes
• No bed of roses ... but freshman toiled to build raised areas to grow other flowers
• Parts of health law in effect
• Shootout bags precious prey — trophies
• Heritage, with salsa on the side
• St. Joseph's honors grandparents
• Lack of census response could cost Missouri one congressional district
• It's almost time to leaf
• No surprises in number: More Missourians seeking aid
• Whiteman man injured in rollover
• Benton County set to celebrate 175th anniversary
• Coalition creates online health resource directory for Benton County
• Sedalia City Council to consider bid for recycling equipment at Monday meeting
• Sedalia veterans group aims to promote patriotism with downtown flags
• Sedalia's new postmaster eager to put his stamp on post office
• Agency won’t appeal recalled grant for Warrensburg Social Justice Film Festival
• Pettis County Early Childhood Cooperative kids spend the day at a farm
• Panel to host electric rate increase hearings
• Missouri Veterans Home turns 10
• Crash puts Bookmobile on the shelf
• Child Passenger Safety Week results in 40 tickets, 1 arrest
• Windsor woman hurt when car leaves road
• Smith-Cotton teens helps kids take a S.T.A.N.D. against drugs, alcohol and tobacco
• Hartzler: C'mon Ike, debate
• Hispanic Festival highlights heritage
• Holden man hurt after falling asleep at wheel
• Columbia man's rape charges dropped
• Marshall pair hurt in rollover wreck
• Sedalia council to vote on annexing Tractor Supply Company property
• Sweet Springs official out after being charged with child molestation
• Dresden district to rededicate outdoor classroom
• The only way to travel
• UCM approves new academic minor, announces award of honorary degree
• City puts its name in hat for enhancement grant dollars
• Group gives day-to-day guidance to area's blind
• Treasury links with bank in business loan program
• Blue sky brightens work on the Commerce Building
• UCM Board of Governors approves names for several campus areas
• STING Unit arrests 3 on drug charges
• Pair arrested after vehicle, foot chase
• City continues with street repairs in the next 4 weeks
• Candidates confirmed for Democrat, KSIS forum
• Project unleashes landfill power
• City council looks at liquid waste proposal
• School board OKs food report, electrical bid
• Sacred Heart set for 2-day fall bazaar
• Deal frees up $100 million for loans to small businesses
• UCM announces partnership with Cass County, Metropolitan Community College
• Keeping tabs on a memory: First-grader collects pop-can tabs for charity
• Morgan County man turns himself in on statutory rape and molestation charges
• MADD awards Missouri State Highway Patrol
• Holden woman hurt when vehicle hits fence, tree
• 4 hurt in U.S. 65 collision
• Sedalia police arrest 2 on drug charges
• 3 Pettis County bridges closed for upgrades
• Waste to Energy project gets $1.6 million federal grant
• 2 schools prepare tomorrow's engineers
• Show Me Honor Flight takes off again Wednesday
• Muddy Creek 4-H Saddle Club’s entrants ride with passion in first youth horse show
• Sedalia Memorial Airport hosts fly-in
• Prognosis: Fewer rural doctors
• Clinton man hurt when vehicle malfunctions
• Sedalia motorcyclist hurt when hit by car
• Kayak, canoe race shows off Lake Ozark's quality
• Scores of cyclists roll in, camp out to battle MS
• An artistic endeavor for the Kaysinger Conference Junior High Art Contest
• Council to discuss liquid waste disposal
• Law Day cases for Sept. 20-21
• Warrensburg woman hurt when car hits tree
• Green Ridge ready for annual Harvest Fun Fest
• Hartzler: Spokesman's comments "ill-advised"
• Paddlers get set for Two Dam Days
• Students experience old-time farm work
• Sedalia VA clinic a welcome addition
• 4-H club saddles up to put on youth horse show
• Warrensburg man hurt in crash
• 2 die in Morgan County collision
• SFCC offers engineering, criminal justice degrees
• CASA provides a port in the storm of violence
• Stop, on the double: Highway department changing signs
• Coalition proposes widening U.S. Highway 65
• S-C Alumni Are Welcomed Back
• Farmers' market to raffle great pumpkin
• UCM construction work nears completion
• 3-vehicle crash leaves Bates City woman injured
• Poker Run to benefit Sweet Springs food pantry
• New Whittier director says 'It is a good place to be'
• Census: State poverty rises
• Airport panel reviews strategies
• Two injured in Pettis County collision
• Concordia woman injured in Johnson County wreck
• Stars to come out for hospital foundation fundraiser
• SFCC nursing graduates post 100 percent pass rate on state exams
• Alzheimer's walk raises $17,000
• Police searching for bank robbery suspect
• City OKs firefighter shift pay
• Gallery gives a face to children seeking adoption
• Absentee ballots available today
• Officials seek help in theft of gator vehicles
• Tipton woman admits making meth
• Former legislator pushes for transparency
• Hooping it up: Cole Camp seventh-grader puts new spin on an old favorite
• Ride gives new meaning to term 'biker babes'
• Death of 2-month-old girl under investigation
• Wings Over Whiteman thrills thousands
• Absentee ballots available for military, overseas residents
• They're rockin' out at rock show in Lincoln
• Constitution lauded at Smith-Cotton High School assembly
• APD, United Way team up to help families with disabilities
• Group wants answers about pulling of film fest funds
• Windsor man hurt in U.S. 50 crash
• Infant found dead at local motel
• Internal investigation under way over unanswered 911 call
• Consideration of agreement with firefighters' union on agenda for Sedalia council
• Hometown Hero hitches a ride
• Candidate Kinney urges supporters to get involved in race
• Blunt vows to fight for tax cuts, health care reform repeal
• Numerous weekend events available for area residents
• Nixon lauds public-private teams in winning Internet dollars
• Students prepare for information blog
• 3 appointed to State Fair Community College Foundation board
• Tickets set to go on sale for Sedalia wrestling event
• Potato recipe contest to kick off community reading event
• City crews set to begin road improvement projects
• Kansas woman hurt in Saline County crash
• Committee: Pettis County ambulance district issue unlikely to be on April ballot
• Sedalia man faces drug charges after search warrant served
• Teen's interest in flight takes off with Air Patrol
• Fired clerk's issues come back to bite Windsor
• Journey for Hope event aims to raise funds to help people with traumatic brain injuries
• SFCC welcomes Klein as new dean of Academic Affairs
• Woman hurt in Johnson County collision
• TNA's fan-focused wrestling show coming to Sedalia
• Boys & Girls Club was mentor's home away from home
• SFCC offering ghost hunting class
• MoDOT performing repair work on US 50 in Sedalia
• Local health and wellness workshop aims to help people live better
• Stover man charged with manufacturing meth
• Real estate transactions for Sept. 3
• Roommates fire up the grill to help their parents
• A towering feat: Sophomore's Scouting project helps out Smith-Cotton, too
• Sedalia chief: No police response to 911 call from slain woman's home
• Benton County Museum wall collapses
• SFCC to mark literacy week
• Squad is vital to arrest of suspect
• Veterans Appreciation Barbecue is a time of prayers, sorrow and praise
• Kansas man injured when thrown from motorcycle
• Organizers hope Lincoln fly-in gets interest in aircraft soaring
• Hunters are quivering with excitement to be on target for bow season
• Skelton, Hartzler garner endorsements during campaign
• Suspect arrested in slaying of Sedalia woman
• Smithton Fire Department gets grant funds for new equipment
• Sedalia woman hosting cancer benefit Sunday
• Veterans to be saluted during annual barbecue Saturday
• One Book, One Community event returns, features historical novel
• Longtime Sedalia area business clearing out merchandise, shutting down
• Park Board OKs bid for electrical services at youth football fields
• Law Day cases for Sept. 7 and 8
• Commission keeps property tax rates for Pettis County at 2009 level
• 3 hurt in Pettis County collision
• Illegal dumping creates problems for county
• Tipping bucket shortchanges Sedalia rainfall total
• Remnants of storm bound for Missouri
• Pettis County Health Care makes the most of its United Way funds
• Officers release name of elderly woman found dead in home
• City OKs funding for sewer study
• Elderly woman found dead in home
• PROP offers support in tough times
• Sedalia restaurant helps pack a pilot's care package
• The last fling of summer: Liberty Park celebrates Labor Day with 'Pool the Plug' event
• The Democrat salutes Water Department's Lou Ahlemeyer
• Happy Trails: The Missouri Paint Horse Club Show-Me Classic
• United Way helps fund activities for area Girl Scouts
• SFCC enrollment reaches all-time high
• Warrensburg boy injured after being struck by four-wheeler
• Sedalia Fire Department: House catches fire after stove left on
• Air show honors Sedalia firefighter
• Childhood taught foster parent importance of family
• 2 Sedalia residents seriously injured in US 50 crash Saturday night
• 3 Green Ridge residents injured in Pettis County crash
• Up next for recycling: Glass
• 17-year-old says of scouting: 'It builds your confidence'
• Families turn out for fun and games at fifth annual Septemberfest in Windsor
• City council to discuss response to DNR consent order on sewage system upgrades
• Things to do over next week and weekend
• Pettis County Early Childhood Cooperative moves to a new place with more space
• Two women injured in Henry County rollover crash
• Applications for Sedalia tourism grant funding now being accepted
• Student teachers getting real-life experience in Sedalia schools
• Information sought after Sedalia business vandalized
• 2 injured in Johnson County crash
• Bridge work to begin over south fork of Blackwater River
• Sedalia Park Board members get the dirt on synthetic turf
• Sedalia woman gets creative to help raise funds for childhood cancer research
• Undersecretary of the US Air Force: Whiteman 'critical to today's fight'
• 2 injured in Morgan County crash
• Green Ridge man hospitalized after Pettis County crash
• Advisory issued for missing infant reportedly taken by father in Lafayette County
• Washington U. med school honors Smith-Cotton alum
• Sedalia-based immigration assistance company ordered to stop doing business
• Senior Center offers wide range of services, activities to older Sedalia residents
• Cole Camp woman injured after vehicle hydroplanes on US 65
• Stover woman hospitalized after vehicle hits tree
• Sedalia man charged in multiple gang graffiti incidents
• Cinder sealing to begin on state Route 52
• Trial of Sedalia man accused of sex crimes against children to be held in Marshall
• Sedalia water meter replacement project gets green light
• Sedalia school assemblies aim to educate students about consequences of sexting
• United Way helps fill funding gaps for agency dedicated to helping victims of child abuse
• Warrensburg man hurt in farm tractor crash
• Tire blowout on I-70 sends 5 to hospital
• City will have a ball as part of its 150th anniversary bash
• Concordia woman hurt after being thrown from motorcycle
• Pettis GOP files complaint
• Running on love: Woman runs to pay tribute to her mother's battle with cancer
• Bricks lining walk will honor veterans
• After-hour donations dumped at thrift store cause headache for employees, hurt services
• Wastewater release in Warrensburg investigated
• Sedalia 2-year-old loses battle with leukemia
• 4 charged in assault of Calhoun man
• City considers raising sewer bills
• Talk about blood sugar: Pettis Red Cross chapter has bake sale with blood drive
• The Food Bank of Central and Northeast Missouri are the hunger busters
• UCM’s Get the Red Out celebration set for Sept. 11
• Young mother found a job, home through Salvation Army
• Drug task force to get $234,000
• City council meeting topic: Sewer issues
• Red Cross was there for Sedalia infant
• Play is all shiny and new at elementary school
• City road projects expected to cause delays, detours Monday
• Law Day cases for Aug. 26
• Warsaw man hurt after having medical episode while driving
• Mo. Highway Patrol plans sobriety checkpoints
• Sedalia-Pettis County United Way cookoff kicks off a campaign
• Public Works board reviews financial projections for water meter project
• St. Paul's students get lesson in proper flag handling
• Three Sedalia men charged in robbery of Benton County home
• Two men hospitalized after head-on crash in Cole County
• Man charged with manufacturing meth in Morgan County
• Fulton man gets 30 years for armed bank robberies
• St. Paul's, Sacred Heart ring the bells for the first day back at school
• Open Door Ministries helps many in need
• Unclaimed property total tops $56,000 during fair search
• SFCC scholarships awarded
• Henry County Sheriff's Office investigating death of 14-year-old girl
• Woman hurt after vehicle leaves road, strikes tree in Saline County
• Young people encouraged to explore opportunities in scouting
• Input sought on future plans for Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site
• Despite weather challenges, Missouri State Fair director 'pleased with attendance numbers'
• Finders-keepers at the fairgrounds
• SFCC earns recognition as military friendly school
• Sedalia students gear up for classes at back-to-school fair
• Committee studies possibility of ambulance district for Pettis County
• Applewood Christian has leadership change
• Sedalia girl injured in motorcycle crash
• Popular $25 on 25th Events Set to Launch
• Council votes to maintain current property tax rates
• School board approves youth football field scoreboard proposal
• Returning to school is close at hand
• First streetscape memorial bench dedicated during downtown ceremony
• Vander Hamm to command 509th Bomb Wing at Whiteman
• Information sought in theft of safe from Sedalia church
• Henry County sheriff named second vice president of state association
• School board to examine tax process at Monday meeting
• FAIRWATCH, Aug. 22
• Sale of the Champions garners $99,750
• Bottle rockets blast off to seek a record
• FAIRWATCH: Aug. 21
• Higginsville man seriously hurt in Pettis County crash
• Lincoln man hospitalized following US 65 crash
• 4 hurt in Moniteau County crash
• Scoreboard design for youth football on agenda for Sedalia school board
• There's a fair amount of politicking going on at fairgrounds
• Property tax rates on council's agenda for Monday meeting
• Traffic pattern changes set for first day at Smith-Cotton
• State Fair Fire Department works to keep fairgoers safe
• FAIRWATCH: Aug. 20
• Two children injured in Saline County crash
• Missouri HP releases results of saturation patrols for first fair weekend
• Mosquito spraying scheduled in Sedalia
• MoDOT: Bear Branch bridge work now complete
• Back-to-school open houses, orientations scheduled for Sedalia students
• Transportation industry highlighted during Sedalia Showcase
• Nixon applauds state's efforts in recovering from recession
• Agriculture, armed forces celebrated during Governor's Ham Breakfast
• FAIRWATCH: Aug. 19
• Sedalia makes a bow to its past
• Knob Noster woman injured in US 65 crash
• Whiteman AFB man suffers serious injuries in motorcycle crash
• Estimates show drop in early fair attendance
• Tax-based fire protection district for La Monte area proposed
• Three Dog Night to entertain fairgoers with classic hits, new tunes
• Seniors make the most of their special day at the fair
• FAIRWATCH: Aug. 18
• Sedalia Police: Marijuana plants, guns found during execution of search warrant
• Law Day cases for Aug. 16
• 2010 is a big year in honoring Mark Twain
• Clinton man captured following escape from Henry County Jail
• Cole Camp woman faces charges following high-speed pursuit with Sedalia police
• Area students participating in new leadership program volunteer at the fair
• Skelton visits Duke Manufacturing in Sedalia
• FAIRWATCH: Aug. 17
• Man injured in Morgan County motorcycle crash
• Sedalia City Council OKs $544K for roads, mulls sewer funding options
• Robots invade fairgrounds for Show-Me Robotics competition
• Youth Crew keepin' it clean at fairgrounds
• Fair parade winners announced
• Fairgoers take advantage of free skin cancer screenings
• Windsor man killed in U.S. 50 crash
• Single-vehicle crash injures two Holden residents
• 4-H members give tasty demonstrations at the fair
• FAIRWATCH: Aug. 16
• Fair tent collapses during storm; 3 injured
• Show-Me Institute makes State Fair debut
• FAIRWATCH: Aug. 15
• Judges draw their conclusions and choose top Missouri 50 pieces for fair art show
• Street fair reveals how we experience science 'every day'
• Aug. 15 Pic of the Day
• McPheever set to strike fairgrounds
• Cole Camp woman sentenced for fraud
• Summer jobs programs in Missouri remain popular, Workforce director says
• FAIRWATCH: Aug. 14
• Sedalia Police: Man severely injured after being struck by vehicle
• Judges choose Memphis, Mo., native for 2010 state fair queen
• Aug. 14 Pic of the Day
• FAIRWATCH: Aug. 13
• Sedalia woman hurt in Henry County crash
• Concordia woman hospitalized following single-vehicle crash
• Aug. 13 Pic of the Day
• State Fair Commission chairperson: 'The fair gets in your blood'
• Council plans to review bid for street improvements at Monday meeting
• Wonder dogs entertain fair crowds during JUMP! show
• World champion horse, Born to Win, makes appearance at fair's Society show
• Historic Womans Building on fairgrounds marks 100 years
• Sedalia named 'City of the Year' by national veterans group
• Strongman beats the heat to pull 50,000 pounds during opening day of fair
• Shinedown, Chevelle set to rock fairgrounds
• Higher opening day admission 'still a good deal' for families, some fairgoers say
• Missouri State Fair kicks off today
• FAIRWATCH: Aug. 12
• Tipton man injured in Cooper County crash
• City celebrates its roots at fair
• State treasurer's unclaimed property team returning to fair
• Sedalia woman hospitalized after vehicle hits road sign
• Sedalia man found stuck under vehicle airlifted to hospital
• State fair honors past glory days in its museum
• Excessive heat warning extended
• Church reaches out to Sedalia family by doing home makeover
• MoDOT: Fordney Road in Lincoln to be closed through Monday
• Sedalia 'Cop on Top' event raises $1,400 for Special Olympics
• 3 hurt when vehicle leaves roadway when avoiding deer
• Sedalia native set to show off toads, turtles and snakes at fair
• Sedalia Stage store changing name to Goody's
• Kansas man killed in Benton County crash
• Sedalia airport sets monthly fuel sales record in July
• It's hot, and it's going to stay hot through start of fair
• Bothwell again named one of most wired hospitals in country
• Sedalia's Social Security office celebrates program's 75th anniversary
• SFCC campus closed Thursday
• S-C teacher serves as mentor at U.S. Constitution workshop in Columbia
• State Route 127 closed south of Green Ridge
• Exhibit taking over fair's Fine Arts Building
• Smithton woman hurt in Pettis crash
• Pettis County kidnapping suspect arrested in Jackson County
• Pettis County under excessive heat warning until Wednesday
• 3 teens hurt in Morgan County wreck
• Local law enforcement agencies gearing up for influx of fairgoers
• MAP test scores climb but District fails to meet Adequate Yearly Progress
• Groups rally around wounded soldier Joe Yantz and family as he heals
• Director Wolfe talks about tickets, heroes, pies and other items for the 2010 State Fair
• Smith-Cotton High School choir sings praises for social event
• Leonardo da Vinci serves as inspiration at art camp as kids reach for the Sky
• Bridge beam will get shown off at the fair
• Cops go up on the roof for Special Olympics fundraiser
• Puppies, tax initiatives to top ballot for November's general election
• Sedalia author pens romantic thriller
• Warrensburg man thrown from four-wheeler
• Annual migration of campers for the state fair begins
• Park board approves drainage, bleacher contracts
• Butterflies, moths flitter among visitors at Powell Gardens' Festival of Butterflies
• Woman charged in child sex case gets December jury trial
• Missouri gets $81 million for rural broadband
• MoDOT construction to close one lane of U.S. 65
• Church hosting back-to-school carnival tonight
• Bleacher bids back on Park Board agenda
• Fire district proponents optimistic after Sweet Springs measure approved
• Benton County voters determine road district measures, county office candidates
• Smith-Cotton High School Tiger Pride Marching Band finds practice makes perfect
• Proposition C gets the vote out
• Aug. 2 court docket
• Warrensburg man injured in Johnson County rollover
• Back to School Sales Tax Holiday kicks off Friday
• Sedalia School District #200 News: Drivers Education Course
• FEMA Addition To S-C Junior High To Be Unveiled To Public
• Sedalia School District #200 Snow Day Make-up Schedule So Far
• S-CHS Courtwarming Bash
• SSD Foundation Contributes Sedalia School District $64,000
• H1N1 Vaccine Available At The Sedalia School District
• SSD School Board Votes To Sell Property To Habitat For Humanity
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Pettis County
• ‘Earth Day Everyday’ Wins Missouri Award
• A Commended Student In The 2010 National Merit Scholarship Program
• Eleven Smith-Cotton Students Receive Dual-Credit Scholarships From Foundation
• SSD’s Homecoming Weekend Will Be Roaring With Celebrations Abound
• Sedalia School District #200 News - August 18, 2009
• A ‘Touch of Class’ is in the Works By Alumni Artist and Local Businesses at the New Smith......
• SSD Foundation and S-C JROTC Shake Their Tail Feathers With Pride
• Eads Honored With Prestigious Award
• The World Will Be A Better Place, Thanks To Sedalia School District And Local Businesses
• Pettis County Early Childhood (PCEC) Teams Up With the March of Dimes
• Curry and Suhr Named New Assistant Principals at S-C Jr. High School
• Awards and Recognition At Smith-Cotton
• New S-C End of Course Testing Is Announced
• The Sedalia School District Summer School Program Applications Are Available On-line and...
• S-C Courtwarming Bash: A Community-Wide Basketball Pep Rally
• Whittier Students Honor Veterans
• What's Happening In the Sedalia School District
• Heber Hunt First Graders Are Awarded Second Place for Their All About Kindergarten Book
• Change in Sedalia School District Calendar
• 6th Annual Christmas In July Art Show
• Scott Joplin Ragtime Festival
• West Side Story
• Our Town
• What the Bellhop Saw
• Collector's Choice
• TASTEFULLY SIMPLE CONSULTANT ATTENDS NATIONAL CONFERENCE
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