What Today’s Sedalia Still Has In Common With 1925 Sedalia
May is packed with themed celebrations, but can anything top the hilarity of the past? Let’s take a lighthearted look back together.
History
What Cinco De Mayo ISN’T May Surprise You
Many believe Cinco de Mayo marks Mexican Independence. Discover the truth behind this festive day and its historical significance.
Honor A Baseball Fan By Sponsoring A Seat At Liberty Stadium
Looking for a Father's Day gift that hits a home run? Consider sponsoring a seat at Sedalia's Liberty Stadium and honor a loved one!
Gigantic Charity Tour Showcased Famous Air BnB’s – Have A Look!
Ever wonder about Sedalia's historical treasures? The Patchwork of Places tour reveals captivating sites worth exploring.
Palmyra, Missouri Letter Found from 1850 of California Gold Rush
The remarkable story of how a Palmyra, Missouri man and his father went west in 1850 in search of gold.
Apparently I Have Something In Common With Extinct Mammoths
Delve into the fascinating theory that allergies contributed to the decline of woolly mammoths, showcasing the enduring impact of environmental shifts on health.
The Ultimate Tour You Need To Indulge Your Inner Nosiness
Discover Sedalia's rich architectural heritage at the Patchwork Of Places Tour on April 6th. Explore historic houses and enjoy an insider's view of these charming homes.
Looking For a Unique, Historical, Frugal Missouri Road Trip?
Overall, though, super fun, easy drive - and the museum and Anderson House are free to enter!
Everyone, Marcus Would Like You To Know It’s “Paddy”, not “Patty”
Well, turns out, there is a correct way to say it, and we have been doing it WRONG.
The Authentic Haunted Nightmare Mansion In An Old Missouri Town
Now this is the part in the movie where the delicate flower of a lady flees, crying while running, pleading for a man to save her.