Every summer, when the kids leave school, they don't have to leave educational experiences behind. The Sedalia Public Library has many opportunities for kids of all ages to have fun and keep learning all summer long!
Preschool through 12th graders are invited to sign up for “The Magic of Reading” with the Sedalia Public Library’s Winter Reading program. The program started January 21, but don't think that because it's started that you can't still join up.
The Sedalia Public Library will finally reopen to patrons today (Dec. 16). They had an open house on Sunday (Dec. 15) to let the public see the changes and improvements.
After what surely feels like ages, the Sedalia Public Library is finally almost ready to reopen. The Carnegie Building is one of those Sedalia staples that it can be hard to imagine life without.
As we've been talking about for a while, local author Angela Roquet put out a new book for young adults called "Crazy Ex Ghoulfriend." She and her group organized a big party for the teenagers of our area, complete with karaoke, music, snacks, prizes and contests. It was at the Convention Hall on Saturday (Oct. 19) and I went to check it out.
There's going to be a new event coming up this weekend that promises to be tons of fun for anybody with a bit of a flair for the macabre side of Halloween. I know zombies are particularly popular in our modern age; everything from The Walking Dead to Sprint commercials and practically every other movie these days is zombie related. Now the zombies are coming to Sedalia, and it'll be this Saturday
Crews are working on three very visible projects going in Sedalia at this time that are all due to be completed by the end of the year. Which of these projects are you most excited about?