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French horn player Bill Lane demonstrates how to play the introduction to the show “Little House on the Prairie” on Thursday, Feb. 15, in Knob Noster.
French horn player reflects on music career from New York to LA to Knob Noster
KNOB NOSTER – Music has been at the center of Bill Lane’s life from a young age. With his pianist and violinist mother, Mary Laurie, and singer father, Spencer, music was almost a given in the household. more
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Warrensburg Church of Christ Pastor Daryl Parsons works in his office at the church, 722 S. Maguire St. He joined the congregation in January.
Warrensburg Church of Christ gains new pastor
WARRENSBURG – Daryl Parsons has taken on the pastor position at the Warrensburg Church of Christ, 722 S. Maguire St. more
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Tranquility Shop owner Becky Axton shows the store's expanded space, hidden behind a sheet. The store's ribbon cutting will be hosted at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 27.
Tranquility Shop expands downtown Warrensburg storefront
Editor's note: This article has been updated to correct the date of the ribbon cutting. more
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Absentee voting opens for 2024 April Municipal Election
JOHNSON COUNTY — The April 2 Municipal Election is now six weeks away, which means it’s time for absentee voting to begin. more
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Claira Mannering, Warrensburg Middle School eighth grader and Navigators’ Group member, and Doug Conley, WMS Student Services Coordinator, inventory clothes at Tiger’s Den. Warrensburg students and their families can get clothing, school supplies, snacks and other items for free from the clothing closet. Donations are also accepted anytime.
Tiger’s Den, a little known community asset
Editor's note: This article has been updated to correct the student's name in the photo captions. more
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Windshield wipers pierce through the blankets of snow atop of parked cars on Tuesday, Jan. 9, at The Annex of Warrensburg student apartments. 
Missouri State Highway Patrol gives tips for safe winter driving
Although it has felt like spring the last several weeks, Missouri is in the middle of the winter season. With potential snow in the Friday, Feb. 16 forecast, the Missouri State Highway Patrol has provided safety tips for driving in winter weather. more
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From left, Cadet Corps group commander Logan Hutchens, Senior Aerospace Science Instructor and coach Mark Talley, and CyberPatriot program coordinator Nathan Wiltrout pose for a photo in front of a flight simulator on Friday, Feb. 9, at Knob Noster High School. Photo by Zach Bott | Star-Journal
TRIAD AFJROTC’s Komputer Kernels head to nationals for second year in a row
KNOB NOSTER – TRIAD AFJROTC CyberPatriot team Komputer Kernels will return to the CyberPatriot National Finals in March in Bethesda, Maryland, hoping to come away with the crown that got away from them last year. more
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Nate Ahern and his wife, Rhonda (pictured in January), along with other realtors from their Premier Realty office, attended the Chiefs' victory parade Wednesday, Feb. 14. Ahern, who retired in January from the Missouri State Highway Patrol, helped render aid to victims of the shooting after the parade. File photo by Chris Howell | Sedalia Democrat
Local realtors eyewitness to Super Bowl parade shooting
Wednesday, Feb. 14, a team of Sedalia realtors drove to the Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory parade in Kansas City. more
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WACC set to expand its space
WARRENSBURG – The Warrensburg Area Career Center will move its Construction Technologies program to a new building. more
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Roger Coleman, right, holds a copy of "Refugee Smith and Other Stories of the Ring, Collected Works, Volume III," while sitting next to his wife, Elizabeth. Coleman has spent the last 25 years collecting Eustace Cockrell's stories. 
50 years later: Writer Eustace Cockrell recognized for accomplishments
WARRENSBURG – Roger Coleman never got to meet his father-in-law face-to-face. more
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Photo Gym owner Kathy Baldridge talks about the business' camera collection. Photo Gym, 604 N. Maguire St. in Warrensburg, is closing its retail store after seven years. Baldridge will continue to offer some services from home.
Photo Gym to close its retail store
WARRENSBURG – The Photo Gym, 604 N. Maguire St. in Warrensburg, will close its retail store with a tentative date of April 30. more
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Members of Sedalia’s United We Sew No. 80781 with the Quilts of Valor Foundation pose for a photo on Saturday, Feb. 3, during the 2024 National Sew Day at First Christian Church in Sedalia. Back row from left, Cinthia Titus, Connie Soendker, Christy Goodman, Janice Young, and Billie Dunn. Front row, QOV state coordinator Linda Martien, Josie Scribner, Delores Woolery, and Jeannie Braswell. Not pictured is member Tonya Hooton. Photos courtesy of United We Sew No. 80781
Making sew much difference: Sedalia women create Quilts of Valor
SEDALIA — Several local women are making a difference for military veterans and enlisted personnel by donating their time to sew specialized patriotic quilts through the Quilts of Valor Foundation. more
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University of Central Missouri Piano Area Coordinator and Director of the Community Music Program Dr. Mia Kim rehearses on Tuesday, Jan. 30, at the Weill Recital Hall inside Carnegie Hall in New York.  
Dr. Mia Kim reflects on Carnegie Hall performance, teaching at UCM
WARRENSBURG – Mia Kim’s career has taken her to places she wouldn’t have believed growing up. Traveling to places like Greece, Spain and Serbia for work, Kim, the University of Central Missouri Piano Area Coordinator and Director of the Community Music Program, could only dream of going to some of these places. more
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Employee Melodi Marley organizes clothing racks at RISE Racks Thrift Store, 1125 N. Simpson Drive Suite K, on Wednesday, Feb. 7. RISE Racks is set to move into its new space, 125 N. Holden St. in downtown Warrensburg, on May 1.
RISE Racks Thrift Store to relocate to downtown Warrensburg
WARRENSBURG – RISE Community Services’ RISE Racks Thrift Store is relocating to downtown Warrensburg, 125 N. Holden St., on May 1. more
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UCM targeted with attempted cyber breach
Editor's note: This article has been updated to include new information made available Thursday, Feb. 8. more
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Warrensburg man sentenced for 2020 murder
JOHNSON COUNTY – Marvin Hill Jr. was sentenced to 15 years in prison after being found guilty on four separate counts in regards to the 2020 murder of 29-year-old Joseph B. Campbell. more
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The Missouri Democratic Party announced its presidential primary plan for voters with two options, a mail-in ballot or in-person voting on March 23.  Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Sedalia Democrat
Democratic Party announces presidential primary plan for voters

Information provided by the Missouri Democratic Party announces the plan for the presidential primary.

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Former state Rep. Dean Dohrman serves as the emcee for Pettis County McKinley Day in June 2021. Dohrman died Friday, Feb. 2 at age 64. File photo by Nicole Cooke | Sedalia Democrat
Former state Rep. Dohrman remembered for kindness, wit, community devotion
SEDALIA — Dr. Dean A. Dohrman, a Pettis County Republican who served in the Missouri House of Representatives and as the County Assessor, died Friday, Feb. 2 at the age of 64. more
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Holly Lancaster
Persevering Warrensburg art educator honored with statewide award
WARRENSBURG – Warrensburg Middle School teacher Holly Lancaster will be honored in Kansas City on March 15 for winning the Missouri Art Education Association's 2024 Middle-Level Art Educator of the Year. more
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A photo provided by Anheuser-Busch shows the Budweiser 2024 Super Bowl NFL football spot, "Old School Delivery." The perennial Super Bowl advertiser is bringing back fan favorites, the Clydesdales and a Labrador, in a nod to previous commercials that aired during advertising's biggest night. Photo by Anheuser-Busch via AP
Budweiser Clydesdales ad returns to Super Bowl LVIII

Lane Soendker, of Warrensburg, is a spokesman for the Budweiser Clydesdales on national television. 

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