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Police Reports - Jan. 30, 2024
Graham E. Vogel, 35, was arrested on Jan. 1 in the 800 block of East Clark Street for assault- domestic. more
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From left, Warrensburg Park Board President Jason Duffey, Parks and Recreation Services Manager Carrie Battles, Mayor Jim Kushner, City Manager Danielle Dulin and Parks and Recreation Director Chris Deal pose for a photo during the Jan. 8 Warrensburg City Council meeting. During the meeting, the council acknowledged the city received the Kansas City Regional Resource Management Regional Partnership Award 2023 from the Missouri Department of Conservation.
Warrensburg awarded for 2022-23 managed deer hunt program
WARRENSBURG – The City of Warrensburg received the Kansas City Regional Resource Management Regional Partnership Award 2023 from the Missouri Department of Conservation for its managed deer hunt program on Jan. 8. more
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U.S. Congressman Mark Alford
Congressman Alford discusses government spending, 2024 election

U.S. Congressman Mark Alford discussed several issues while visiting Sedalia on Wednesday, Jan. 24. 

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Jamie Platt
Gallery Director Jamie Platt cultivates art and community at UCM
Jamie Platt knew she wanted to pursue a career in art at the age of 5. more
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Jill Purvis takes a moment to collect her thoughts before continuing in her acceptance speech on Tuesday, Jan. 23, at the Star Theater. Purvis won the 2023 Heart of Downtown award for her time as the Warrensburg Main Street Executive Director. 
Warrensburg Main Street celebrates 2023 with Evening of Excellence
Warrensburg Main Street members, family, and friends gathered on Tuesday night, Jan. 24, at the Star Theater for food, beverages and to celebrate the 2023 Evening of Excellence Award Ceremony. more
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Several questions on April municipal election ballot
On the April 2 municipal election ballot, residents will be asked to vote on several tax questions and propositions. more
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Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden, R-Columbia, speaks to reporters alongside members of the GOP caucus on Jan. 23, 2024. Photo by Rudi Keller | Missouri Independent
Missouri ‘Freedom Caucus’ leaders ousted from Senate chairmanships over stall tactics
The Republican civil war in the Missouri Senate reached a new crescendo of strife Tuesday, when Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden stripped four members of their committee chairs and declared he was acting against “a small group of swamp creatures.” more
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Crash Reports - Jan. 26, 2024
Two hurt in Johnson County crash more
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson begins the annual State of the State speech on the House floor Wednesday with House Speaker Dean Plocher and Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe beside him Photo by Annelise Hanshaw | Missouri Independent
Gov. Mike Parson proposes record $52.7 billion Missouri state budget
Spending from large federal grants and a shrinking but substantial state surplus will propel Missouri to record spending in the coming year if lawmakers adopt the $52.7 billion budget proposal from Gov. Mike Parson. more
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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson begins the annual State of the State speech on the House floor Wednesday Photo by Annelise Hanshaw | Missouri Independent
Missouri governor’s final State of State touts abortion ban, infrastructure spending
In his final address to a joint session of the Missouri General Assembly, Gov. Mike Parson on Wednesday pointed to outlawing abortion, increasing infrastructure spending and appointing five statewide office holders as the legacy of his six years in office. more
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Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft discusses an audit of his office that accuses him of not cooperating and violating state law in his elections division. Photo by Rudi Keller | Missouri Independent
Jay Ashcroft accuses Missouri auditor of political attack over criticism in new report
An audit accusing his office of illegally withholding information and failing to document withdrawal from a national elections clearinghouse is a “deep state” political attack, Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft told reporters Tuesday. more
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Sen. Andrew Koenig, R-Manchester, answers questions about his bill that would expand MOScholars during a press conference after the second week of the legislative session. Photo by Annelise Hanshaw | Missouri Independent
Missouri lawmakers poised for debate over open enrollment, private school scholarships
The next few weeks of legislative action are primed for debate over opening up access for Missouri students to leave their neighborhood schools — though escalating dysfunction in the Senate may change those plans. more
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University of Central Missouri students from St. Louis, J’Hyah Elbert, second from left, and Tia Flenoy display certificates recognizing them as recipients of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Scholarships. Making the presentations were Lover Chancler, Ph.D., left, director of the UCM Center for Multiculturalism and Inclusivity, and Shari Bax, Ph.D., right, vice president for Student Experience and Engagement. Also honored but not present for the photo was Jaren Williams, of Maryland Heights.
MLK Freedom Scholarship Banquet celebrates honorees, showcases students in the arts
In a celebration that showcased student talents ranging from poetry reading to innovative dance and participation in a Jazz Combo, the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Scholarship Banquet at the University of Central Missouri on Jan. 16 honored the civil rights leader’s legacy by presenting financial awards to deserving students and celebrating the arts. more
Cliff Harris
Local entrepreneur Cliff Harris dies at 63
WARRENSBURG – Warrensburg business owner and community supporter Cliff Harris died Monday, Jan. 8 of pancreatic cancer. He was 63. more
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Education Briefs Jan. 23
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Police Reports - Jan. 23, 2024
Christopher L. Robinson, 41, was arrested on Dec. 20, 2023, for driving with a suspended license. The arrest occurred after officers conducted a traffic stop on North Maguire Street and East Russell Avenue. He was processed and released from the Warrensburg Police Department. more
Community Calendar for Jan. 23 through Jan. 26
To have your event or meeting listed or changed, send details to news@warrensburgstarjournal.com or call 660-747-8123. more
Although this long lateral tree limb makes the perfect spot for swing, if it’s over a house, it may need to be pruned before winter weather. Sedalia Arborist Chris Rippey said limbs such as this, once loaded with snow and ice, have a greater chance of breaking. File photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Sedalia Democrat
Certified Arborist talks about winter tree care

Certified Arborist Chris Rippey, of Sedalia, offers suggestions on winter tree care. 

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Thursday morning, Jan. 11, Eduard Dudkin demonstrates how he resoles a boot in his shop, Master Shoe Repair, 420B S. Osage Ave. Eduard and his wife, Maryna Dudkina, opened the full-service shop in March 2022. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Sedalia Democrat
Master Shoe Repair: Giving shoes a new sole

Sedalians will find Master Shoe Repair is a full-service shop.

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The Salvation Army Thrift Store, 125 N. Holden St. in downtown Warrensburg, is set to close on Jan. 31. 
Salvation Army Thrift Store closing its doors
WARRENSBURG – The Salvation Army Thrift Store, 125 N. Holden St. in downtown Warrensburg, will officially close its doors on Jan. 31. more
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