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Missouri American Legion Commander Alex Slocum, of Warrensburg, spent the weekend assisting the AA Legion Baseball Tournament at Liberty Park Stadium in Sedalia. Pictured is Slocum prior to a home plate meeting between Mule Club Post 131 and Bonne Terre Post 83.
PHOTO: Slocum assists Missouri American Legion AA Tournament
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Warrensburg area police reports for July 28
Kevin D. Allen, 53, was arrested June 29 for property damage and trespassing in the 300 block of North Maguire Street after officers were dispatched to the 400 block of North Holden Street in … more
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Warrensburg area crash reports for July 28
Belton man hurt after striking tree  An 85-year-old man from Belton suffered minor injuries in a single-vehicle accident Friday, July 24, in Johnson County.  According to the … more
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No-excuse absentee voting underway for Aug. 4 Primary
Johnson County Clerk Diane Thompson reminds voters that no-excuse in-person absentee voting is now underway for the Aug. 4 Primary Election.  Absentee voting is available at the Reese … more
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Warrensburg area community calendar for July 28 through Aug. 3
To have your event or meeting listed or changed, send details to news@warrensburgstarjournal.com or call 660-747-8123. Alcoholics Anonymous meetings hosted five days a week at 300 W. Second St. … more
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Tomatoes struggle in summer heat
The scorching heat of a typical Missouri summer can be hard on our garden plants, including tomato, the most popular home garden vegetable in the U.S., said University of Missouri Extension state … more
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MDC reminds public to keep wildlife wild
As Missouri families head outdoors to enjoy the beauty of summer, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is reminding everyone to appreciate wildlife from a distance and keep wild animals … more
SLIVER Advisory cancelled for missing person
The SILVER Advisory out of Warrensburg has been cancelled after the subject was located safely.  more
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Who, What, When, Warrensburg for July 24
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Jenny Corson assumed her role as the executive director of academic services for the Warrensburg R-VI School District in March. Since then, she’s spent much of her time listening to teachers across the district to gain insight into how she can better support them and their students.
Corson brings heart to new role as Warrensburg’s executive director of academic services
WARRENSBURG – Jenny Corson loves her people. Hard.  Whether it's her two kids, husband or the many students and teachers she’s taught and mentored over her two decades in education, her … more
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Award recipients gather onstage during the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce’s annual awards ceremony and social, “Stars, Stripes and Success,” on Thursday, July 23.
Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce hosts annual award and social, ‘Stars, Stripes and Success’
WARRENSBURG – The Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual awards ceremony and social on Thursday, July 23. Community members, elected officials, business leaders and more … more
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Central Missouri Community Credit Union celebrated the institution's 65th anniversary Friday, July 24. Celebrations included a Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting at its Warrensburg location.
CMCCU marks 65 years of serving community
WARRENSBURG — The Central Missouri Community Credit Union is celebrating 65 years of service to the region. ​CMCCU’s Warrensburg branch, 620 N. Maguire, held a Warrensburg Chamber of … more
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U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, D-Kansas City, files for re-election Feb. 24 in the 5th Congressional District. The district is at the center of a fight over a gerrymandered map intended to flip the district to Republicans.
Missouri congressional incumbents flush with cash heading into primary election
Missouri congressional incumbents seeking reelection hold a huge cash advantage over their leading challengers, final preprimary campaign finance reports show. The seven incumbents seeking … more
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Chuck and Mason Barry launched the Bastion Collective and its premier knife, the Bastion No. 01 this year. With over half of their fundraising efforts to make up for on the business’s Kickstarter, the Barrys said they’re looking to the folks in their community to help reach their goals.
Barrys merge art and function with Bastion Collective
WARRENSBURG – For father and son duo Chuck and Mason Barry, loving knives is in their blood.  Both former Boy Scouts who grew up loving all things adventurous, the Barrys said the … more
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Members of the Warrensburg Community Band perform during the 2025 President’s Summer Concert in Hendricks Hall at UCM.
UCM to host 42nd annual president's summer concert
The community is invited to join the University of Central Missouri (UCM) as it hosts the 42nd annual President’s Summer Concert on Monday, July 27. The annual concert features the Warrensburg … more
Backward glance for July 24
This week’s Backward Glance begins with a tragic train accident in Warrensburg in 1900, then moves to the details about a brand new jail being built for the Johnson County area in 1884. … more
Voters line up Wednesday morning at the Roger B. Wilson Boone County Government Center in Columbia. They are using the “no excuse absentee” law to vote early in the Aug. 4 primary election.
Missouri early voting period opens with a rush that points to high primary turnout
The first day of early voting in Missouri indicates a strong primary turnout, comparable to or possibly exceeding past primaries where hotly contested ballot measures drew more votes than candidate … more
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Salad greens for sale at a bodega in Astoria, New York. The number of cases of cyclosporiasis has more than doubled to over 4,173 cases across 41 states this week.
Cyclosporiasis outbreak surges to over 4,173 confirmed cases
The number of cases of cyclosporiasis — a parasitic infection linked to contaminated water or food that causes severe intestinal issues — has more than doubled to over 4,173 cases across 41 … more
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Missouri maternal deaths remain mostly preventable, sixth state report finds
From 2019 to 2023, 340 Missourians died while pregnant or within a year after pregnancy. Of those, 108 deaths were classified as pregnancy-related — meaning caused or aggravated by the pregnancy … more
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Warrensburg High School Principal Kyle Cahill presents the Warrensburg High School Course Description and Career Planning Guide amendment before the Board of Education on Tuesday, July 21.
Warrensburg Board of Education aims to create consistency between dual credit, dual enrollment students with amendment approval
WARRENSBURG – The Warrensburg R-VI Board of Education approved an amendment to the 2026-27 Warrensburg High School Course Description and Career Planning Guide at its Tuesday, July 21 meeting. … more
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