Nostalgia

First off, let me say that I thoroughly enjoyed my four years in the Air Force, and in my opinion, if you don't have a career path already set the military should be one of your first choices as you move forward in life.

I was scrolling through the pictures of a Facebook group I'm a member of, Old, Seedy, and Vintage Hotels and Motels when I started seeing some pictures of a hotel that seemed familiar. It only took a picture of the atrium to realize I was looking at a little bit of hotel nostalgia right here in Sedalia...

As we enter the Fall and Winter months, a rule to help many across the state has gone into effect. The rule prevents utility companies from disconnecting someone's heat if the temperature is predicted to drop below 32 degrees during the following 24 hour period. It also allows customers to work out payment plans with utility companies.

I can finally say what I've thought for years. Trick-or-treating is different today than it was when I was growing up.

This going to be a wild weekend. With Halloween being Saturday night and a full moon expected over the weekend, it could get a little crazy.

It's on your phone, your i-pad and the television. The best and fastest ways to drop those unwanted pounds. Today's muffin top was different back in the 1950's.

Whataburger submitted some development plans for their new restaurant in Overland Park, Kansas and it's new look is going to take some getting used to.

Many businesses have come and gone through the years in Sedalia. Here's a few that you may or may not remember that were on Broadway.

I think seeing a can or bottle of Tab conjures up memories for many of us.

Since Coronavirus hit back in the Spring, we've been spending more time inside. Evidence proves that by the upswing in sales of pinball machines. One company in Illinois that makes them says it's sold five times more than usual.