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Warrensburg Community Band Begins Season
The Warrensburg Community Band, under the shared conductorship of David Robinson, Chuck Appleton, Pat Setser, Jim Gai, and Pam Henry, began rehearsals for it’s summer concert schedule … more
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Colter Jackson
Public Library to host two children’s authors
SEDALIA — Coinciding with the summer reading program, two authors and illustrators will speak at the Sedalia Public Library this month. Colter Jackson, formerly of Otterville and now living … more
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Sedalia Pettis County Amateur Radio Klub President Brett Kuhns calls everyone interested in ham radio to the ARRL Field Day Saturday at Our Savior Lutheran Church.
Ham operators prepare for annual field day
SEDALIA — The Sedalia-Pettis County Amateur Radio Klub (SPARK) is gearing up for next weekend’s 2022 Field Day event. Ham radio operators across North America will establish temporary ham … more
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Community Calendar for June 21 through June 27
Editor’s note: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some meetings may be canceled or postponed. Please call the organization for information on cancellations.  To have your event or meeting … more
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Mix-Master Bees by Mike Byrne
MMA program to discuss fused glass, mixed media art
MMA members Barb and Mike Byrne will present the program “Fused Glass and Mixed Media Art” program for Mid-Missouri Artists at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 30, in the Arts and Crafts Room of the … more
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Becky Axton from Tranquility Shop poses for a photo next to one of Katie Childers’ interactive murals. This mural can be found between Brown’s Shoe Fit and Old Drum Coffeehouse.
Warrensburg Main Street adds new downtown art
WARRENSBURG — Warrensburg Main Street has been making a noticeable effort to improve Warrensburg’s downtown area over the course of the summer of 2022. Most recently, Main Street … more
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Members of Girl Scout Troop 1115 enjoy locally sourced ice cream at Chunky Butters in downtown Holden. Chunky Butters also serves other dishes such as hot dogs, fries, and grilled sandwiches.
Girl Scout Troop 1115 learns impact of foodprints
HOLDEN — A “Foodprint” is the greenhouse gas emissions produced by growing, rearing, farming, processing, transporting, storing, cooking, and disposing of the food you eat. Your … more
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Movie on the Lawn returns
WARRENSBURG— The Movie on the Lawn Summer series is back. The series started in May, and since the series was such a success, Warrensburg Main Street decided to bring it back. The next showing … more
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Community Calendar for June 14 through June 20
Editor’s note: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some meetings may be canceled or postponed. Please call the organization for information on cancellations.  To have your event or meeting … more
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Susan Rouchka, a member of the Pettis County Historical Society, stands with a Bible and other items belonging to John Dalton Russell, the publisher of the Sedalia Democrat from 1871 to 1873. The Bible and documents are on display at the Pettis County Museum.
Rouchka inspired by Bible Rescue Project
SEDALIA — Historical Bibles, sometimes forgotten, often leave a trail of documents inside their pages that can lead to descendants. A new Bible Rescue Project has taken life at the Pettis … more
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Eustace gets his face painted at the Knob Noster Fair on Saturday. He came with his family to enjoy the festivities. The Knob Noster Fair was hosted June 9-11 in downtown Knob Noster.
Photos: Area communities celebrate with weekend festivals
A community plant stand, located across from the ball fields on Gay Street, has space for new plants to be placed and holds plants waiting to taken to new homes
Community plant stand primed for growth
WARRENSBURG — An opportunity for proud plant parents and novice plant people to acquire new plants and or give away plant pups has appeared in the form of a community plant stand.  Jess … more
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Joyce Dorrell poses by the Old Drum Memorial in front of the historic Johnson County courthouse on Wednesday afternoon. The memorial will be on display at Old Drum Day on Saturday, and the courthouse will be used for entertainment..
Old Drum Day to be hosted Saturday
WARRENSBURG — Old Drum Day will be back again this summer on June 11. Hosted on Main Street in front of the historic courthouse, guests will be able to partake in various activities, a food … more
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Trails Library kicks off summer reading program
WARRENSBURG — The Trails Regional Library began its summer reading program on June 1st and will continue until July 29.  The library is hosting the reading program in hopes of … more
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Community Calendar for June 7 through June 13
Editor’s note: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some meetings may be canceled or postponed. Please call the organization for information on cancellations.  To have your event or meeting … more
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Warrensburg Firefighter Daniel Brown, right, stands with a group of foreign volunteers in Ukraine.
Warrensburg firefighter volunteers time, effort in Ukraine
WARRENSBURG — Firefighter Daniel Brown of the Warrensburg Fire Department left for Ukraine in early April and spent about six weeks working search and rescue with other … more
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Drag queen Lady Jasmine performs at the Warrensburg Pride Festival on Saturday, June 4, at the Elks Lodge.
PHOTOS: Warrensburg Pride Festival celebrates LGBTQIA community
WARRENSBURG — Warrensburg celebrated the LGBTQIA community with a pride festival Saturday, June 4, at the Elks Lodge.  This was the second year for the festival.  The event … more
Missouri State Parks seeks public input in informational video series
Through the month of June, public information videos on specific state parks, including Knob Noster State Park, will be available on the Missouri State Parks website.  Videos are also … more
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Wesley Chapel to host auction
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church in Kingsville is hosting an online auction from May 31 to June 11.  There are more than 41,200 items available, including $150 in automotive services, $130 in … more
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Agnieszka Kowalewska, in Wroclaw, Poland, fills up carts of supplies for Ukrainian refugees. Kathleen Boswell, of Sedalia, said before she left for Poland, local people donated $7,500 for her to purchase supplies for the refugees.
Boswell returns from humanitarian trip to Poland
When Kathleen Boswell began planning a trip to Poland to help Ukrainian women and children refugees, she never realized the impact the trip would have on her and those in need. Boswell flew out of … more
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