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Executive Director Diana Hoemann poses for a photo with Care Connection employees during her retirement reception hosted Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 25 at the Warrensburg Senior Center.
Hoemann retiring from Care Connection after 40 years
WARRENSBURG – After 40 years serving seniors in West Central Missouri, Executive Director Diana Hoemann is retiring from Care Connection for Aging Services. more
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Residents invited to Rethink Maguire visioning workshop
As the City of Warrensburg continues to make progress on the Maguire Street Corridor Project, residents are invited to a Rethink Maguire visioning workshop next week. more
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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey speaks to the Pettis County Pachyderm Club on Friday, Oct. 20 at the Heckart Community Center in Sedalia. He became Attorney General when Eric Schmitt left the position for the U.S. Senate. Bailey is intent on protecting the freedom of speech from tech censorship, which he says has a left-leaning bias.
Missouri Attorney General visits Sedalia
SEDALIA — Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey stopped through Sedalia on Friday, Oct. 20, first stopping at the Pettis County Courthouse and then addressing Pettis County Pachyderm Club members at the Heckart Community Center in Sedalia. more
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The Warrensburg High School marching band makes its way down Holden Street during the University of Central Missouri Homecoming parade Saturday morning, Oct. 21 in downtown Warrensburg.
Photos: UCM celebrates Homecoming with downtown parade
Matt Sergent
Sergent announces run for Missouri House 54th District
WARRENSBURG – A local elected official is entering the race for the Missouri House of Representatives 54th District in 2024. more
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Volunteers step up for Johnson County Operation Christmas Cheer
A local group of volunteers is stepping up to ensure Christmas happens for Johnson County families in need. more
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With leaves already starting to cover the ground near the Student Recreation and Wellness Center, students walk across the University of Central Missouri campus on Wednesday evening, Oct. 18. The Missouri Department of Conservation states that the peak of fall color in Missouri is usually around mid-October. Normally by late October, the colors are fading and leaves are dropping from the trees. Fall color is usually finished by mid-November.
Photos: Warrensburg filled with fall colors
Tobi Chambers, the 2023 Featured Survivor, speaks during the program portion of Ladies' Night Out, hosted by Western Missouri Medical Center on Thursday evening, Oct. 12 at the University of Central Missouri Multipurpose Building. Chambers was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011 and has been cancer free for 11 years.
Ladies' Night Out raises awareness for breast cancer screenings
WARRENSBURG – Usually covered in red and black to support the Mules, the University of Central Missouri Multipurpose Center was decked out in pink on Thursday evening, Oct. 12 for Western Missouri Medical Center’s annual Ladies’ Night Out. more
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Pettis County interagency participants tour the Assistive Technology Demonstration Center at WILS in Sedalia.
WILS gifted $5,000 by Missouri Assistive Technology
SEDALIA — Missouri Assistive Technology has donated $5,000 to WILS (West-Central Independent Living Solutions) for the purchase of demonstration equipment. WILS and Missouri Assistive Technology are collaborating to broaden access to new and helpful products promising to help people manage living independently. more
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The Clay Clear Band plays during the beginning of their set on the Main Stage on Pine Street during the 10th annual Burg Fest on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 7.
Photos: Burg Fest takes over downtown Warrensburg for 10th year
Hannah Harrell, 16, of Knob Noster, is one of a dozen military-connected students to have their artwork featured in The Military Children's Corner art display at the White House.
Two Knob Noster student-artists showcased at White House
KNOB NOSTER — Artwork from two Knob Noster High School students, 19-year-old Taylor Trudell and 16-year-old Hannah Harrell, is now on display at the White House. more
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Bradley Vann and his daughter Lauren Vann, also known by their collective pen name, Lauren Bradley, have published their first book.
Warrensburg father-daughter duo publishes first book
WARRENSBURG — “Deathly Alive,” a book written by a Warrensburg father-daughter duo, was recently selected as a finalist in two categories during the 2023 American Fiction Awards, sponsored by AmericanBookfest.com. The book was a finalist for the Paranormal/Supernatural and Novella categories. more
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Owners Lorenz and Lisa Richter, center, cut the ribbon for their new Richter Excavating and Plumbing facility on Monday, Oct. 2 during a Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting ceremony.
Richter Excavating celebrates new location, 30 years of business
WARRENSBURG – Richter Excavating & Plumbing LLC is celebrating a new facility and 30 years in business. more
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Grace Bushmeyer poses for a photo while she was studying abroad in Argentina as a college student.
Warrensburg local joins Peace Corps, traveling to Cambodia
WARRENSBURG — Warrensburg native Grace Bushmeyer has decided to join the Peace Corps and go to Cambodia for the next 27 months. more
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Warrensburg Police investigate decomposed body, stabbing, & shooting
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg Police Department has been inundated with significant crime cases recently, investigating a decomposed body, a stabbing, and a fatal intoxicated shooting all in the span of a few days. more
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The Missouri State Fair Commission announced the selection of Jason Moore as the new State Fair director. Moore is currently the facilities manager. Photo by Chris Howell | Sedalia Democrat
Missouri State Fair announces new director
SEDALIA — Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 3, the Missouri State Fair Commission announced the selection of the new Missouri State Fair director. more
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The Bruce Reed Memorial Committee, from left, Bruce Uhler, John Culp, Tim Reed, Terry Neal and Richard Schnakenberg, poses for a photo during the unveiling ceremony for the Bruce Reed memorial bust Saturday, Sept. 30 in Blind Book Park.
'The legacy continues:' Bruce Reed statue revealed
WARRENSBURG — The Bruce Reed memorial bust was revealed on Saturday, Sept. 30. more
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A woman punches a fellow cast member during rehearsal Thursday, Sept. 28 for the upcoming Warrensburg Community Theatre production, "Burnett & Friends."
Warrensburg Community Theatre to host first show since 2020
WARRENSBURG — Later this month, the Warrensburg Community Theatre will host its first production since the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. more
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Melanie Morales and her daughter, 2-year-old Camila Rodriguez, enjoy some "lunch" at Ema's Diner while visiting My Little Town on opening day Monday, Sept. 25. Morales, of Whiteman Air Force Base, said they are originally from Chicago, where businesses like My Little Town are common, so she was excited to hear about the new offering in Warrensburg. She said they were having a lot of fun, and Rodriguez especially liked all the stuffed animals at the vet's office.
My Little Town offers real-life fun for young imaginations
WARRENSBURG – Families with young children have a new place in Warrensburg to explore with the opening of My Little Town on Monday, Sept. 25. more
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Eleanor Horn gets her face painted at Burg Fest on Saturday, Oct. 8, 2022, in downtown Warrensburg. Warrensburg Main Street will host the 10th annual street fair on Oct. 6-7.
10th annual Burg Fest comes to Warrensburg
WARRENSBURG — Warrensburg Main Street is hosting its 10th annual Burg Fest on Friday, Oct. 6 and Saturday, Oct. 7 throughout downtown Warrensburg. more
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