Sedalia Parks & Rec

Susan Mergen, who recently retired from the Center For Human Services after 25 years of service as development director, began working for Sedalia Parks & Rec.

Proceeds go to a local autism support group, Stepping Stones, a non-profit organized in 2017.

On Saturday, March 25 at approximately 4:35 p.m., Sedalia Parks and Recreation staff responded to an emergency in the aquatics area.

"I feel like we've kind of got everything going smoothly now, so we're excited to celebrate that one year,” Epple said.

When it came time for a vote, it was seven no, one yes, with Fourth Ward Councilman Steve Bloess casting the lone yes vote.

The Sedalia Park Board has approved a waiver for the Sedalia Senior Center to serve alcohol during a fund-raiser on June 24 at the Heckart Community Center.

The leisure pool is expected to reopen this Sunday, Jan. 15.

The Sedalia Park Board conducted business in 15 minutes Thursday at the Heckart Community Center,

Courtney Tanner is the recipient of the LIfeguard of the Year at Sedalia Parks & Rec.

The Sedalia Parks Art as Recreation Committee (SPARC) witnessed the installation of its first major art commission at the Heckart Community Center.