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Sedalia Police Reports for June 6, 2024
This article is compiled from the Sedalia Police Department crime reports. Wednesday night, Officers took a report in the lobby of the Police Department in reference to a violation of an order of protection. The order was violated in the 1700 block of West 3rd Street. Information was collected for the report, and charges were requested through the Prosecutor’s Office. The suspect has not been located at this time.
Bothwell Recognizes Staff During National Nurses Week
Bothwell Regional Health Center recognized nominees and presented Nurse of the Year and Nursing Support Person of the Year awards on May 10 in recognition of National Nurses Week. National Nurses Week highlights the contributions of nurses from all over the world. Each year, Nurses Week begins on May 6...
UCM Alumni Foundation’s Next Generation Council Names ‘10 Under 40’
The University of Central Missouri Alumni Foundation is pleased to announce the inaugural cohort of its “10 Under 40” alumni recognition program. The program celebrates the achievements of young UCM alumni across the country who are advancing their professions and serving their communities. “These are people who have...
Stover Motorcyclist Injured in Morgan County Crash
A Stover man was injured in a two-vehicle accident that occurred Tuesday evening in Morgan County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports that a westbound 2001 Yamaha R1 motorcycle, driven by 21-year-old Zachary E. Simmons of Stover, was on Missouri 52 at Missouri 135 around 6:20 p.m., when a 2004 Chevy Silverado turned from 135 onto eastbound 52. Simmons failed to yield and struck the rear of the Silverado's towed unit.
Sedalia Man Charged With Drug Trafficking
On Sunday at approximately 11:41 a.m., deputies with the Pettis County Sheriff's Office and detectives with the Mid-Missouri Drug Task Force executed a search warrant at 604-A South Barrett Avenue. During the execution of the search warrant, Patrick Reeves was taken into custody. During a search of the residence, approximately...
MLB Needs A New Rain Delay Policy
Something is going on this season with Major League Baseball, and it doesn't seem good for the fans, players, and team and stadium employees. It's the seemingly never-ending rain delay that MLB has been putting people through this season to get the games in, and they need to change it.
Massive Discount Chain Could Be Sold as Recent Struggles Continue
A widespread discount chain that has already suffered several store closings in the past year is now exploring a potential sale of brand. It hasn't been a good year for discount stores along with several other chains that have been hit hard by rising operating costs. Among the first discount...
The Unsolved Mystery of The Rogue Kitchen Cabinet
Hi-lo there, everyone! Something happened in my kitchen the other day that is... baffling me. So I thought I'd share!. So here's the basics of the background. I have a very old house. Built before the war. I've owned it for a few years now, and we've been doing some renovations these past couple of years. It started with the foyer at the front of the house, and then we did some more work to the living room and the dining room right next to it. We did a little work on the bathroom floor, but we haven't done anything to the two bedrooms or the kitchen. No work in the kitchen, just to remind you.
Sedalia Chamber’s Military Affairs Committee Hosts Breakfast for WAFB Personnel
The Military Affairs Committee of the Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce hosted Whiteman Air Force Base airmen at a breakfast held Tuesday at First United Methodist Church, 916 Thompson Blvd. The featured speaker was Col. Keith Butler, 509th Bomb Wing Commander. He was introduced by Daniel Avegalio, who moderated the...
Sedalia Police Reports for June 5, 2024
This article is compiled from the Sedalia Police Department crime reports. Tuesday night, Officers were investigating a search for a potentially wanted person. They observed a vehicle driving on the wrong side of the road in the area of East Saline Street and North Randolph Avenue. Officers stopped the vehicle, and discovered the driver was not the wanted person they were looking for. However, during the investigation into criminal activity, the subject attempted to flee. The driver was apprehended and found in possession of a needle, which tested positively for methamphetamine. The driver also had used needles in a container inside the car. After a series of field sobriety tests, it was determined the driver was impaired by drugs. Aaron J. Stoner, 40, of Sedalia, was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated (Drugs), felony Resisting Arrest, Possession of a Controlled Substance, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Stoner was placed on a 24 hour hold at the Pettis County Jail.
Eastern Commissioner Baeza Seeks Reelection in Pettis County
A few dozen people came together at the Heckart Center meeting room on Monday afternoon to help Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza kick off his reelection campaign. Katie Shannon moderated the event, introducing special guests State Rep. Brad Pollitt and Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, who both spoke to the Republican crowd supporting Baeza.
Tornado Siren Testing Scheduled For Today at Noon in Pettis County
Sedalia-Pettis County EMA will be testing their tornado sirens today at noon for about a half hour, according to EMA Director Trisha Rooda. Rooda (pronounced Rhoda) who has been on the job for nearly seven years, said that “We've had some issues with our programming … I've had some complaints about a wailing tone .. so first responders (Sedalia Police, Sedalia Fire, Pettis County Fire and PCAD) will be helping me, as well as my EMA volunteers, we'll have somebody physically at every siren, and we're going to do short blasts, and then it will take a couple minutes to get reports back to see what they're sounding like (before sounding again) and we're going to do this about six times,” she said.
UCM Partners With Career Education Consortium, Wagner Logistics
Jackson County high school teachers visited Wagner Logistics HQ June 4 for a tour and panel discussion about the logistics and warehouse industry. The University of Central Missouri’s Center for Workforce and Professional Education, the fiscal agent for the Career Education Consortium (CEC), is connecting with CEC and Wagner Logistics to enhance local high school teachers’ awareness about the fast-growing Kansas City logistics and warehouse industry.
Green Ridge Woman Injured in Ray County Crash
A Green Ridge woman was injured in a one-vehicle accident that occurred Tuesday afternoon in Ray County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports that a westbound 2023 Ford Maverick, driven by 69-year-old Janice K. Hill of Green Ridge, was on Route FF, west of Holman Road around 12:50 p.m., when the Ford traveled off the right side of the roadway and crossed Holman Road. The vehicle came to rest after striking a fence.
What Are The Booziest Counties In Missouri?
Many adults like to enjoy a cocktail now and then. Maybe it's a glass of beer or wine after work, shots with the fellas after hunting, or hitting some of Missouri's beautiful wineries. So, when it comes to getting boozy, which county in Missouri likes its cocktails the most?. IntoxiStates.com...
3 Fisher-Price Adventure People Sets We All Wanted
You may have caught our recent nostalgic "rabbit hole dive" on some of our favorite Fisher-Price Little People sets. It seems we've struck a chord, as many of you responded with fond memories, saying things like, "Oh wow, those were the best!" and some of you likely headed to eBay to buy some for ... your nephew. That's it, your nephew. Yeah, that's the ticket.
You Can Have A Spooktacular Time At Missouri’s Oldest Hotel
Vinepair put out a new list of the oldest hotels in every state. For Missouri, the hotel is where you might get scared out of bed. I'm talking about Elms Hotel and Spa outside Kansas City, in Excelsior Springs. It's about 85 miles from Sedalia down Highway 50, then Missouri 13. Vinepair says it's the oldest hotel in Missouri and one of our state's most haunted places. Not only are those two things, but the Elm's has hosted prominent guests, including President Harry Truman, Al Capone, and gambler Bugsy Morgan.
Every State Where Salmonella Infested Produce is Being Recalled
A common produce item is being recalled in several states due to a "Salmonella risk." The Food and Drug Administration this week published a recall notice for produce believed to be contaminated with Salmonella. The FDA describes Salmonella as "an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems."
Sedalia Adopts ‘New’ 2021 Building Codes, 7-1
Under Finance and Administration, Sedalia City Council Council on Monday night adopted personnel regulations and policies relating to conflicts of interest, vacations, volunteer time off and sick leave. Under Community Development, Council adopted 2021 International Building Codes for the City to implement. The vote was seven yes, one no, with...
Sedalia Police Reports for June 4, 2024
This article is compiled from the Sedalia Police Department crime reports. Monday morning, Officers were dispatched to the 1700 block of South Harrison Avenue for a report of a bike theft. Officers arrived on scene and spoke with Stacy Lyn Evans, as well as the victim, over the incident. Officers gathered information to create a report.
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