Randy Kirby

1 week ago | ksisradio.com | Randy Kirby

A special ceremony was held Thursday evening by Sedalia Parks & Rec to celebrate the recently completed $2.6 million renovation of Dey Field at Liberty Stadium, built in 1937 as a Works Progress Administration project. Professional Contractors and Engineers (PCE), Columbia, was the general contractor on the project. Work began Aug. 7 and was originally expected to be finished by May 22, but was pushed back. The ceremony took place on the last day of spring.

1 week ago | mymix923.com | Randy Kirby

The Henry County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a suspect in a fatal shooting that took place Tuesday, June 17 in the Finey area. At approximately 11:33 a.m., deputies were dispatched to a residence in the 700 block of SE 1251 Private Road after receiving a report that Jody James, 54, of Deepwater, had been fatally shot by her significant other, Harold D. James, 75, also of Deepwater. James fled the scene in a silver Ford pickup. The Benton County Sheriff’s Office was immediately notified.

1 week ago | mymix923.com | Randy Kirby

A major drug bust unfolded in Sedalia on June 18, 2025, as detectives with the Sedalia Police Department and the Mid-Missouri Drug Task Force executed search warrants at a home on the city’s east side, uncovering a significant stash of methamphetamine hidden in a secret vehicle compartment. Officers served the warrants at 1701 East 4th Street and on a vehicle linked to the residence as part of an active investigation into local meth trafficking.

1 week ago | mymix923.com | Randy Kirby

Juneteenth was celebrated last Saturday at Hubbard Park with plenty of food, music, games, face painting and a ground-breaking ceremony. The ceremony, organized by the NAACP and the Juneteenth Committee, celebrated the start of the North Central Sidewalk Project. Juneteenth, which is officially recognized today (Thursday, the 19th) is normally observed in Sedalia on the Saturday before or after the official federal holiday.

1 week ago | ksisradio.com | Randy Kirby

Juneteenth was celebrated last Saturday at Hubbard Park with plenty of food, music, games, face painting and a ground-breaking ceremony. The ceremony, organized by the NAACP and the Juneteenth Committee, celebrated the start of the North Central Sidewalk Project. Juneteenth, which is officially recognized today (Thursday, the 19th) is normally observed in Sedalia on the Saturday before or after the official federal holiday.