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Be a Blood Donor—Because Vampires Aren’t Real (We Checked)
Imagine the difference just one pint of blood can make for someone in need — it’s a small effort with a huge impact.

Set Off Fireworks in Sedalia, and the Only Thing Exploding Will Be Your Wallet
Fireworks may light up the sky, but they can also spark trouble. This year's Independence Day could take a different turn if you're not careful.

Liberty Stadium Renovation Celebrated by Sedalia Community
A special ceremony was held Thursday evening by Sedalia Parks & Rec to celebrate the recently completed $2.6 million renovation of Dey Field at Liberty Stadium.

Sedalia Man Arrested for Trafficking After Quarter Pound of Meth Found in His Car
Officers served the warrants at 1701 East 4th Street and on a vehicle linked to the residence as part of an active investigation into local meth trafficking.

No Guts, No Glory, No Wings—Enter the Cook-Off Today
Picture this: a bustling competition where the best chicken wings take center stage—it's happening soon, and it’s drawing in some curious cooks.

Cluck Yeah! We’re Painting Quilt Blocks with the Rusty Hens!
Quilting isn’t just for grandmas anymore — this local event mixes creativity and community, and yes, there are snacks involved!

Montreal Man Faces Felony Charges in State Fair Boulevard Crash
A Montreal man was injured in a three-vehicle crash that occurred Tuesday afternoon in Sedalia.

Glue Guns Blazing: Crafters Take Over the Fairgrounds This Weekend
Crafting may not be everyone’s strong suit, but the creativity in our community is hard to ignore. Wait until you hear what’s in store!

All Aboard! Your Dream Job Driving a Tiny Train Awaits in Sedalia
Remember the thrill of the Liberty Land Train? It’s more than just a ride; it’s a gateway to a simpler time filled with joy and laughter.

Sedalia’s New Macro Paver Has Arrived
“This is wonderful to have as an addition to our fleet. This will help us with our street maintenance, not only with prolonging the life span of the roadways, but also helping to make our roadways safer,” said Justin Bray.