Economic Development

Economic Development Sedalia Pettis County (EDSPC) held its 15th Works For You banquet Thursday night at the Sedalia Country Club with about 190 people in attendance.

EDSPC Executive Director Jessica Craig said that prospects for Quarter One in 2022 have been “incredibly active.”

Communities across Missouri are ready to celebrate the holiday season with a variety of events and attractions. If you are traveling throughout the state, here are a some of the events to check out; courtesy of the Missouri Department of Economic Development.

A new company will be coming to Sedalia in August and eventually employ up to 100 people.

Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County will honor 25 local industries celebrating milestones next week at the Sedalia Country Club.

Custom Truck One Source (Custom Truck) announced on Thursday that it will expand and dedicate its current operations in Sedalia-Pettis County to the manufacturing operations of its OEM subsidiary Load King.

The Sedalia City Council was given a positive economic outlook for the area on Tuesday night.

The Uptown Theatre has been undergoing an extensive renovation for the past couple years to restore the venue to its former glory.

Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County officially has a new executive director in Jessica Craig, who began her first day on the job today (Monday).

The Board of Directors of Economic Development Sedalia-Pettis County (EDSPC) announced Friday that Linda Christle, CEcD, Executive Director, has announced her retirement.