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Washburn announces Spring 2022 graduates
TOPEKA, Kan. – Washburn University announced the students in its spring 2022 graduating class. More than 800 students completed their courses for certificates, associate, bachelor's, master's … more
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Burgess graduates from Oregon State
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State University graduated more than 7,300 students during ceremonies Saturday, June 11 at Reser Stadium on the Corvallis campus and Sunday, June 12 at the OSU-Cascades … more
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​​Davis, Basinger receive accolades during staff appreciation
WARRENSBURG — During an annual awards breakfast hosted by the University of Central Missouri Staff Council, two individuals who have made a positive impact on the institution were recognized … more
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UCM Nursing Chair attends Emerging Leaders Program
WARRENSBURG – Nic Webb, DNP, an associate professor and chair of the University of Central Missouri School of Nursing, has been named to a new cohort of higher education professionals across … more
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Local students named to Missouri State dean's list
SPRINGFIELD – Each semester, students at Missouri State University who attain academic excellence are named to the dean's list. For undergraduate students, criteria include enrollment in at … more
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Johnson County Central Dispatch is the central point of communication between emergency responders and the community.
Johnson County Central Dispatch E-911 to host meet and greet
JOHNSON COUNTY— The Johnson County Central Dispatch E-911 is hosting a Meet and Greet Event on June 28th from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at their center, 315 Hawthorne Boulevard.  The event's … more
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Juneteenth History and Celebration
After one of the bloodiest battles in the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation. The Proclamation would take effect on January 1, 1863 if the confederate states did not … more
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Movie on the Lawn returns
WARRENSBURG— The Movie on the Lawn Summer series is back. The series started in May, and since the series was such a success, Warrensburg Main Street decided to bring it back. The next showing … more
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Chairman Pro Tem Tarl Bentley reads a proclamation declaring June 19 as Juneteenth Day of Observance in Warrensburg at the Monday, June 13, City Council meeting.
Bentley reads proclamation for Juneteenth Day of Observance
WARRENSBURG — Chairman Pro Tem Tarl Bentley read a proclamation declaring June 19 as Juneteenth Day of Observance in Warrensburg at the Monday, June 13, City Council meeting.  The … more
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Missouri Cattlemen’s Association member and Beef House Facilitator Mike Carter grills the steaks for the 19th annual Steak Fry on Saturday evening in the Agriculture Building on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. In order to match planned attendance, Carter and others had to cook more than 500 steaks. The steak fry originally started at the Missouri Beef House as a fundraiser, but due to its growth over the years, it has moved twice.
Missouri Cattlemen gather for Steak Fry
SEDALIA — On June 11, the Missouri Cattlemen's Association hosted its 19th annual Steak Fry in the Agriculture Building on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. The event is a fundraiser for the … more
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embers of the Optimist Club of Warrensburg pose for a picture with a memorial bench dedicated to Don Schawo on Thursday, June 9, in Marr Park.
Memorial bench for Schawo unveiled at Marr Park
WARRENSBURG — The Optimist Club of Warrensburg unveiled a memorial bench in honor of the late Don Schawo at a dedication ceremony Thursday, June 9, at Marr Park.  The bench unveiling … more
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Johnson County Republican Women to host candidate forum
The Johnson County Republican Women will host a candidate forum on Tuesday, June 21 at the Warrensburg Elks Lodge, 822 E. Young St., as part of their Summer Speaker Series.  The forum, … more
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Crash reports -- June 14
Minor injuries reported in June 10 wreck  One person is reported to have minor injuries from a single-vehicle wreck June 10 on Highway DD west of Southeast 421 Road.  The Missouri … more
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Police reports -- June 14
James P. Hutchins, 40, was arrested on May 18 after officers responded to a report of larceny in the 500 block of East Young Street. Hutchins was arrested on a charge of stealing - $750 or more - all … more
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Community Calendar for June 14 through June 20
Editor’s note: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some meetings may be canceled or postponed. Please call the organization for information on cancellations.  To have your event or meeting … more
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Knob Noster Open Air Market improves community
KNOB NOSTER — While the Warrensburg Farmers’ Market continues to serve Warrensburg over the summer, the Knob Noster Open Air Market is also serving its own community.  The Knob … more
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The 5.4-mile trail around Buteo Lake is one of 17 miles of trails through Knob Noster State Park.
Highway Patrol encourages summer water safety
With summer approaching, the Missouri State Highway Patrol is refreshing the community on water safety, swimming safety, floating safety, and boating safety. MSHP Superintendent Col. Eric T. Olson … more
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Susan Rouchka, a member of the Pettis County Historical Society, stands with a Bible and other items belonging to John Dalton Russell, the publisher of the Sedalia Democrat from 1871 to 1873. The Bible and documents are on display at the Pettis County Museum.
Rouchka inspired by Bible Rescue Project
SEDALIA — Historical Bibles, sometimes forgotten, often leave a trail of documents inside their pages that can lead to descendants. A new Bible Rescue Project has taken life at the Pettis … more
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Surrounded by community members, elected officials and employees, Sedalia Democrat Publisher Jim Perry cuts the ribbon celebrating the Sedalia Democrat’s new location at 111 W. Fourth St. during an open house hosted Friday, June 10. The new building, formerly the Sedalia Water Department, is across the street from one of the Democrat’s past locations at 108-110 W. Fourth St. It began operations at the new building May 2. The Democrat owns the Star-Journal.
Photo: Sedalia Democrat celebrates ribbon-cutting at new location
Christian music artist Jonny Diaz, originally from Florida, will be in concert Saturday, June 18, in Cole Camp. His show is sponsored by St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Luther League, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes of Cole Camp.
Contemporary Christian artist to perform in Cole Camp
COLE CAMP — Well-known contemporary Christian music artist Jonny Diaz, originally from Florida, will perform in Cole Camp next week. The outdoor concert, a first for St. Paul’s … more
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