Sedalia News

Remember those summer days spent with a good book and a slice of pizza? That nostalgia is making a comeback with a fresh twist.

From teaching to community service, this Unsung Hero is the heartbeat of Sedalia, reminding us all of the power of kindness.

About two dozen people took part in a “No Kings” protest on the Fourth of July in Sedalia.

Grab your favorite meal at Panera and feel good knowing your lunch is helping local kids. It’s a tasty way to give back this July 11.

Imagine nurturing your garden only to have it nibbled away. A local expert shares tips that might just save your blooms from hungry guests.

There will be a special appearance by the Lesley Lyon Band from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., on The Lot behind the Hayden Liberty Center, 111 W 5th.

Originally placed outside Charles Taylor’s jewelry store at 109 South Ohio, the ornate cast-iron clock cost $400 in 1882—equivalent to more than $11,600 today.

As the summer heat sets in, Sedalia has a refreshing new way to beat the heat while having fun. Let’s talk about a local game changer.

Sedalia Parks & Rec will be hosting a Fourth of July Firecracker Mile, parade, picnic and fireworks display this Friday.

Please note that all City of Sedalia trash collection days will move to one day earlier in the week: