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WARRENSBURG – Folks driving around Johnson County in the last month might have noticed the many striped tents taking residence in grassy fields along the freeway or in various parking lots of local … more
The 250th Anniversary of the United States is here, and activities are planned across west central Missouri to celebrate. The list includes several community gatherings and, of course, … more
WARRENSBURG – The Warrensburg Freedom Festival organization will host its inaugural Freedom Festival this weekend.  Starting Friday, July 3, and running all the way until 10 p.m. … more
WARRENSBURG – As this weekend’s Fourth of July festivities get closer, many people are picking up their own fireworks to shoot off in celebration of the country’s 250th birthday.  … more
Warrensburg Main Street is excited to host its annual Children's Patriotic Bike Parade alongside the Warrensburg Farmers' Market as the community celebrates Independence Day on Saturday, July 4. … more
The Johnson County Commission has appointed Destry Hough of Holden to serve as Interim Western Commissioner following the passing of Western Commissioner Charlie Kavanaugh. Hough previously … more
A Warrensburg man is facing numerous charges after an alleged domestic disturbance escalated to a fire destroying a building Friday, June 26, in rural Johnson County. more
A Warrensburg man is facing charges after allegedly fleeing from the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office on Sunday, June 28. ​Auja L. Rogers is charged with a felony of aggravated fleeing a … more
Gov. Mike Kehoe  vetoed nearly $53 million  from Missouri’s $50.7 billion state budget Tuesday, but his larger move was to  freeze $441 million  in spending — including dozens … more
Two lawsuits filed in Cole County accuse Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway of unlawfully using threats of criminal prosecution to force bars and gas stations to shut down slot machine … more
WARRENSBURG — Gunzil & Bowser Children’s Bookstore is welcoming visitors from across the state after appearing as one of 33 shops on the inaugural Missouri Indie Bookshop Tour. Bookstore … more
Colonel Michael A. Turner, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, reminds Missouri’s travelers and boaters to make smart choices and celebrate safely during the Independence Day … more
The Fourth of July in Missouri might be hotter than a firecracker this year, according to University of Missouri Extension state climatologist Zachary Leasor. The heat wave is forecast to … more
Tina A. Dravenstott, 46, was arrested June 1 in the 200 block of East Culton Street for driving while suspended after officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for driving the wrong way on a … more
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
Old Drum Open Mic (ODOM) kicks off with music, stories, poetry, and essays for its next program – Thursday, July 2, 2026, from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. at Java Junction (118 N Holden Street) in downtown … more
Gov. Mike Kehoe’s decisions on the  $50.7 billion Missouri budget  for the coming year are due by Tuesday. The budget for the fiscal year that begins Wednesday arrived on Kehoe’s … more
Sarah Laub tried everything to get her son with learning disabilities a better education.  She drove him to a private school an hour and a half away from their home in rural Missouri before … more
Warsaw man dies in Johnson County accident A 38-year-old male from Warsaw died after being ejected from his vehicle in a Johnson County accident Sunday, June 28.  According to the … more
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