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The Sedalia Park Board has approved the purchase of two 16-Foot Duraflex aluminum diving boards to replace the ones at Liberty Pool at a cost of $16,251.

SFCC will host a public forum as part of its presidential search, following a retirement announcement by current president Dr. Brent Bates.

Sedalia Fire Battalion Chief Kenneth “Dozer” Schlesselman was recognized for 32 years and five months of service.

The new space will include a waiting room, small and large therapy rooms, classrooms, offices, an outdoor play area and dedicated parking.

“I have put in place (a procedure) where our media release goes through administration for a level of review,” Wirt said. “We have policies in place that prevent this."

Change Order #4 was approved by Council for the Washington Avenue Bridge repair project, and adds $19,022 to what will be owed to Double Arch Construction, LLC.

Sara Spencer is working hard for the City of Sedalia since being hired Feb. 17 as the program specialist.

After all was said and done, the general fund deficit was reduced from $282,180.22 to $39,207.22.

The Sedalia Senior Center will be selling baked potatoes during its annual “Spud Sale” on Monday March 16.

Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education has hired Dr. Ashley Klein as the next principal of Skyline Elementary School.