Randy Kirby

Impact CEO David Goodson plans to add eight more employees to an existing payroll of 40 through a construction project expected to cost around $8 million.

The Johnson County Fire Protection District is opening station doors and hosting open houses at 10 of the District’s 12 fire stations on Saturday, Oct. 1 from 2 until 4 p.m.

The City of Sedalia’s contractor will be milling, repairing base failures, paving and applying lane markings along Thompson Boulevard.

Five personnel from Pettis County Fire Protection District attended swift water rescue training in Eureka this past weekend.

Monday night's City Council meeting began with a presentation by Chris Rippey concerning Oak Wilt disease.

About 125 first responders and their families attended the event, organized by Rep. Brad Pollitt of Sedalia.

The Sedalia Park Board made a decision concerning special consideration for the Sedalia Bandits Swim Team using the Heckart Community Pool.

Officials set the MML policy for the following year at the annual business meeting.

Tuesday night's City Council meeting led off with a public hearing to close out the $500,000 Community Development Block Grant

No charges or wrongdoing were found against Sedalia Police Officers in the incident after an investigation was completed by MSHP.