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Mid-Missouri artists place in area art shows
Several members of Mid-Missouri Artists received awards in area summer art shows. more
Community Calendar for July 16 through July 22
To have your event or meeting listed or changed, send details to news@warrensburgstarjournal.com or call 660-747-8123. more
Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Eigel stopped at the American Legion post 642 in Sedalia Friday, July 12. Eigel promised to be a disrupter in Jefferson City, diverting 41 billion for a new ballpark to eliminate personal property taxes, remove illegal aliens and keep Missouri farmlands from being purchased by China. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Bill Eigel campaign stops in Sedalia
SEDALIA —  Republican Gubernatorial candidate Bill Eigel swept through Sedalia on Friday, July 12, stopping at the American Legion No. 642 hall to stump for his own campaign, soundly bashing his own party including Gov. Mike Parson and Mike Kehoe. more
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Few Missouri dairy cows have been tested for bird flu
WASHINGTON — As the number of dairy cows infected with a strain of bird flu virus grows across the country, 17 of Missouri’s roughly 60,000 dairy cows have been tested while agriculture officials and farmers keep watch for signs that the outbreak has entered the state. more
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Local Briefs for July 12
Mid-Missouri Artists Summer Exhibition open more
Johnson County Fair Board President Sam Matthews speaks at the fair's opening ceremony, thanking his board and committee members for their efforts on Tuesday, July 9, at the Johnson County Fair Grounds. 
Photos: Johnson County Fair Pageants begin fair week
Two vying for District 54 state representative
Two Republican candidates are running for state House of Representatives District 54, a two-year term, in the Aug. 6 primary election. more
Warrensburg City Council takes requests for Fiscal Year 2025 budget
WARRENSBURG - The Warrensburg City Council met Monday, July 8, to hear bids for the Fiscal Year 2025 budget from city commissions and organizations it supports. more
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The Knob Noster fire department is seeking additional volunteers to assist in its operations. 
Knob Noster, other local fire departments, looking for help
KNOB NOSTER — On June 23, a call for help was made. more
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Education Briefs for July 12
Allen graduates from UA Little Rock more
Martin Warren, Knob Noster elementaries receive summer agriculture education
One hundred and eighty students at Martin Warren Elementary and 120 elementary students at Knob Noster Elementary participated in hands-on lessons about agriculture during enrichment programming this summer with Agriculture Education on the Move™ (Ag Moves). more
Gov. Mike Parson signed a bill to make preventing veteran suicide a top priority for the Missouri Veterans Commission on Thursday, July 11. The legislation ends a three-year process headed by Republican state Rep. Dave Griffith of Jefferson City.
Parson signs legislation designed to lower suicide rate of Veterans
Gov. Mike Parson signed legislation Thursday to make preventing veteran suicide a top priority for the state agency that aids these residents, the Missouri Veterans Commission. more
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UCM digital media production professor Mark von Schlemmer served as editor and co-writer, while associate professor Eric Newsom provided visual effects and animation for “The Heroic True-Life Adventures of Alvin Brooks."
UCM digital media production professors partner with academy award winner
Two University of Central Missouri digital media production professors have contributed to a film celebrating the life of an area hero. more
Parson signs budget increasing funding for University of Central Missouri
WARRENSBURG – University of Central Missouri (UCM) leaders expressed their appreciation for Missouri Governor Mike Parson and state legislators for developing a $51.7 billion Fiscal Year 2025 state budget that allocates a net core appropriation of $64 million to UCM. more
Highway Patrol reports Independence Day Weekend statistics
Eight people died in traffic crashes over the 2024 July Fourth weekend counting period of 6 p.m., Wednesday, July 3, through 11:59 p.m., Sunday, July 7, 2024 more
Missouri’s long-awaited I-70 expansion project begins near Columbia
Construction crews began work Monday night on an ambitious $2.8 billion project that will expand Interstate 70 to three lanes across Missouri. more
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Jonathan Schoonover, owner of SWAG Sports Performance in Warrensburg, was inducted to the Missouri 8-Man Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame for his contributions as a student-athlete at Mound City High School last month.
New hall of famer, Schoonover focuses on making impact with SWAG Sports Performance
Jonathan Schoonover remembers his high school football experience at Mound City High School quite well. more
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Incumbent, challenger seeking Johnson County Western Commissioner seat
Two Republican candidates are running for Johnson County Western Commissioner, a four-year term, in the Aug. 6 primary election. more
Local Briefs -- July 9, 2024
EFSP Johnson County accepting applications for funds more
U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Lance Curtis was promoted on Dec. 5, 2023. Curtis, formerly of Warrensburg, is the son of Dan and Linda Curtis, of Warrensburg, and is stationed at Ft. Liberty, North Carolina.
Warrensburg native promoted to Major General
A former U.S. Army Warrensburg native was promoted to Major General on Dec. 5, 2023. more
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