Holidays

It's here...Fall is now officially in place. As we make the transition from the hot days of summer, the the pleasurable day time temps and cooler nights are with us. Along with that is the excitement of kids making plans for Halloween.

Kids of all ages who love to get dressed up for Halloween have an opportunity to show off their costumes in the Sedalia Parks & Recreation Virtual Halloween Costume Contest.
Witches, Pirates, Moon People, Super Heroes and more. I'm sure the costumes will run the gamut. An...

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It's that weekend again. The three day period where you can shop for clothes, school supplies, computers and other items without having to pay sales tax on it.

Buried in an announcement of special cash bonuses many Walmart workers will be receiving is news that the company will be closing their stores on Thanksgiving.

I can see it now...you have friends and family over for the Fourth of July holiday weekend for a get together that includes having all your food prepared and read to throw on the grill. You just get started with the process when everything goes kaput. Oh no, really...out of propane?

Setting off fireworks is illegal within the city limits of Sedalia, and the Pettis County Sheriff's Office and Fire Departments urge you not to set off your own fireworks this 4th of July.

If you’re like most the 4th of July is a time of family, fun, and fireworks. I’ve already been hearing the boom and crackles of fireworks being set off the past few evenings in Sedalia.

As we are now officially into grilling season, (That happens over Memorial Day weekend) coals, wood chips, and propane will help to propel grills across the country. If you haven't gotten into the swing of things with your outdoor cooking, better jump on the grilling bandwagon!

Memorial Day. This U.S. federal holiday is celebrated on the last Monday of May to honor the men and women who have died while serving in the military.