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From left, Jed Rhodes, Bryan Chamberlin and Ryan Edmondson, owners of Retrograde, stand inside the arcade on Wednesday, Nov. 23.
Retrograde opens in new location
WARRENSBURG — Retrograde Charitable Toy and Videogame Museum has found a new home at 112 E. Market St.   The three friends and business owners, Ryan Edmondson, Bryan Chamberlin and … more
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WACC awarded $400,000 grant from DESE
WARRENSBURG — The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) has awarded the Warrensburg Area Career Center a $400,000 grant to expand and further advance its programs. … more
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Knob Noster Public Schools receives federal grant for cybersecurity
KNOB NOSTER — Knob Noster Public Schools was awarded a $1.75 million GEAR UP for Computer Science and Cybersecurity (CSC) grant from the U.S. Department of Defense Education Activity … more
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Plenty of area holiday events planned
The Christmas and holiday season is well underway, and there is no shortage of events in Johnson County. And we even heard that Santa Claus will be making a few stops in Warrensburg throughout … more
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Darby Davis, owner of Moonlit Petrichor, stands inside her shop at 111 E. Culton St. on Wednesday, Nov. 23.
Moonlit Petrichor opens downtown shop
WARRENSBURG — Darby Davis and her shop, Moonlit Petrichor, have a new location in Downtown Warrensburg. After having success at area farmers’ markets, Davis decided it was time to … more
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Johnson County looking for support on Giving Tuesday
JOHNSON COUNTY — With the holiday gifting season officially underway, Giving Tuesday provides a chance to press pause on shopping and offer some help to local nonprofit organizations.   … more
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On Thursday, Nov. 17, Rose Anne Scrogin-Livengood, owner of Raven’s Nest Antiques & Things in Windsor, holds a turkey created from a gourd by artist Betty Reed. The newly opened shop has 28 vendors and a wide assortment of gift items.
Raven’s Nest selling an assortment of gifts
WINDSOR — A small shop in Windsor is ready for the holidays with an assortment of Christmas gifts and decorations, along with items from 28 Sedalia and Windsor vendors. Rose Anne … more
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Brad McGuffey makes feather pens as part of Dickens Christmas on Saturday, Dec. 4, in Awesome Blossoms. McGuffey normally specializes in lathe-turned pens but decided to display feather pens as Charles Dickens is often noted to have preferred the feather to fountain pen.
Annual Dickens’ Christmas is returning
WARRENSBURG — Dickens' Christmas is back in Warrensburg for yet another year. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3, Downtown Warrensburg will transform into the … more
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Clara (Madison Carter), center, carefully holds her newly-gifted nutcracker as she dances with her friends, portrayed by Danikyn Franklin, left, and Cheyenne Berkmyre, right, during a rehearsal of “The Nutcracker” on Saturday, Nov. 19 at Center Stage Academy of the Performing Arts. The 10th annual performance will be Dec. 3-4.
Center Stage to present ‘The Nutcracker’
WARRENSBURG — Continuing a popular Warrensburg holiday tradition, Center Stage Academy of the Performing Arts will present “The Nutcracker” on Dec. 3-4. “The … more
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Emily Stocking, the executive director of Zoe's Home in Clinton, holds a resident's son Wednesday morning. Zoe's Home, a faith-based community support for pregnant women and their children, opened Aug. 28.
Pregnancy and parenting home opens in Clinton
CLINTON — A safe and warm home is now open for pregnant women and their children in Henry County. Unlike some communities that worry about housing for the homeless, Zoe's Home is being received … more
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Chris Deal is the new interim director for Warrensburg Parks and Recreation.
Warrensburg Parks and Recreation hires interim director
WARRENSBURG — Warrensburg Parks and Recreation has a new interim director, Chris Deal, who will lead the department for the foreseeable future.  Deal attended Graceland University for … more
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Brandon Brown cuts the ribbon surrounded by RISE Racks Thrift Store employees, community members and Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce members on Friday, Nov. 18 at the grand opening and ribbon cutting for RISE Racks, 1125 N. Simpson Drive Suite K. RISE Racks provides hands-on job training for individuals with various abilities and sells affordable community-donated items, which supports RISE Community Services.
RISE celebrates RISE Racks grand opening, ribbon cutting
This artist’s rendering shows what the future performing arts center being constructed by Impact Arts will look like.
Impact Arts organizers still moving forward with project
WARRENSBURG — Two years after plans were announced for a new state-of-the-art performing arts center in Warrensburg, organizers are still moving forward with plans, although they are still in … more
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JCAD paramedic program sees success, EMS vehicles repaired
JOHNSON COUNTY — The EMT and paramedic programs from the Johnson County Ambulance District are continuing to see success, as reported during the JCAD Board of Directors meeting Thursday, Nov. … more
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Bobbi Yeo, the new Executive Director for Old Drum Animal Shelter, is seen at the shelter Thursday morning, Nov. 17. Yeo joined the staff on Nov. 15.
Old Drum hires executive director
WARRENSBURG — Old Drum Animal Shelter welcomed a new executive director, Bobbi Yeo, this week.  Since August, the shelter has been under the direction of interim director Tracy Poston. … more
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Flu cases on the rise in Missouri
JOHNSON COUNTY — Flu season is upon us, and case numbers are on a steady climb for Missouri. Currently, Missouri is at Level 6 in the moderate category. The total number of flu cases in Week … more
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During the Warrensburg City Council meeting on Monday, Nov. 14, Mayor Jim Kushner reads a proclamation declaring Saturday, Nov. 26, 2022, as Small Business Saturday. He is joined by various Warrensburg small business owners and Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce representatives. From left, Kathy Baldridge, Jessica Lagasse, Rebekah Fristoe, Max Ridenhour, Suzanne Taylor and Suzy Latare.
Mayor declares Nov. 26 as Small Business Saturday
WARRENSBURG — Mayor Jim Kushner signed a proclamation declaring Saturday, Nov. 26, 2022, as Small Business Saturday during the Warrensburg City Council meeting on Monday, Nov. 14.   … more
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WACC adds Esports team, elementaries introduce student ambassadors
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg Area Career Center is having a successful fall, as reported during the Warrensburg Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 15.  This fall, WACC applied … more
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JROTC Cadet Col. Madeline Souder and ROTC Chairman Alex Slocum, of Matthews-Crawford Post 131, pose for a photo after Souder received her 2022 Junior ROTC Cadet of the Year award from the American Legion Department of Missouri during a ceremony in October in Jefferson City.
Local JROTC cadet earns statewide award
KNOB NOSTER — A local student has been named the 2022 Junior ROTC Cadet of the Year by the American Legion Department of Missouri. Cadet Col. Madeline Souder, a senior at Warrensburg High … more
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State Sen. Denny Hoskins, R-Warrensburg, shakes hands with Helen Cunningham after presenting her a resolution to mark her 90th birthday during the Warrensburg chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meeting on Friday, Nov. 11 at RISE Cafe. The resolution also honored Cunningham’s service in the Marine Corps.
Photos: Cunningham honored for birthday, Marines service
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