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Children ages 5-11 now eligible for COVID-19 vaccination
WARRENSBURG — The Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for emergency use by both the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control for children ages 5 to … more
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Community Thanksgiving scheduled for Nov, 25
WARRENSBURG — The annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner will take place 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Nov. 25 at the First United Methodist Church Family Life Center, 141 E. Gay St.  This will … more
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Rendering of the terminal and education building as part of a construction project at Skyhaven Airport.
Governors amend airport project scope
WARRENSBURG 一 In its plenary session Oct. 29, the University of Central Missouri Board of Governors voted to amend the design-build contract for construction of the new terminal and education … more
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Costume contest winners in the 0-3 age category pose for a picture at the Downtown Spooktacular event Saturday, Oct. 30.
Organizers surprised with Spooktacular turnout
WARRENSBURG — After some big and small changes, Warrensburg Main Street plans to continue the new Downtown Spooktacular event.  Downtown Spooktacular was Saturday, Oct. 30, and was … more
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City Manager Danielle Dulin, center, and her husband, Mike, right, chat with members of the Warrensburg Area Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at Heroes Restaurant and Pub, 107 W. Pine St.
Dulin meets with community at Chamber event
City Manager Danielle Dulin, center, and her husband, Mike, right, chat with members of the Warrensburg Area Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at Heroes Restaurant and Pub, 107 W. Pine St. … more
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NoBro Art Walk is back
SEDALIA — Art walks are returning to downtown Sedalia in November with an indoor venue at Lamy’s.  NoBro organizers Dustin Schmidt and Lucas Richardson partnered with Lynsie … more
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Johnson County Angel Tree now accepting applications
WARRENSBURG — With Halloween barely in the rearview mirror, it’s time for the Johnson County Angel to begin preparing for Christmas. The annual holiday assistance program is now in its … more
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West Central Electric Cooperative Round Up Foundation Board members present Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Johnson County with a check for $2,795 for event management and fundraising solution software to assist the organization. Front row, from left, Little Connor, Round Up Board member Sally Davidson, BBBS Executive Director Dana Phelps, Little A.J. and Round Up Board member Donna Matthews. Back row, Little Grace, BBBS Board members Marcy Barnhart, Mike Vogt and Match Specialist Dane Ross.
BBBS receives Round Up grant
WARRENSBURG — Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Johnson County was named a recipient of funding during the last round of awards for 2021 for the West Central Electric Round Up … more
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Maj. Mike “Vago” Hilkert, an A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot with the 303rd Fighter Squadron, is awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross Oct. 2, 2021, in the 5-Bay hangar on Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo. Hilkert received the award for actions taken on a combat search and rescue mission in 2011 in the Kapisa province of Afghanistan.
Hilkert awarded Distinguished Flying Cross
WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE — Maj. Mike “Vago” Hilkert received the Distinguished Flying Cross with a “V” device for valor in a ceremony Oct. 2 on Whiteman Air Force … more
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Participants go for a hayride for the Downtown Spooktacular on Saturday, Oct. 30.
Spooky, scarry, sweet
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Hoskins speaks with UCM Board of Governors
WARRENSBURG — Sen. Denny Hoskins attended the University of Central Missouri Board of Governors meeting Friday, Oct. 29, providing an update on current legislation that could affect the … more
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MU Extension to offer Brain Fitness Class
WARRENSBURG — The University of Missouri Extension in Johnson County is offering a four session “Boost Your Brain & Memory: Brain Fitness Class” beginning Dec. 6 at the … more
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On Wednesday, Kieyah and Micheal Fyffe, with their son Easton, stand in one of the 10 lanes at their business, Tilted Axe Throwing, 600 E. Allen Suite H and I, Knob Noster.
Knob Noster gains two new businesses
KNOB NOSTER — In the last two months, Knob Noster has gained two new businesses, Tilted Axe Throwing and Lost Art Taproom. Tilted Axe Throwing The axe-throwing craze has hit Johnson … more
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NTSB releases report on Oct. 3 plane crash
WARRENSBURG — The National Transportation Safety Board has released a report regarding a fatal plane crash that occurred Oct. 3 north of Warrensburg.  The report states an unregistered … more
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Erin Moore
Moore enters guilty plea in larceny case
Erin D. Moore, 52, of Concordia, plead guilty mid-October in Johnson County Circuit Court to a class D felony charge of stealing - $750 or more and was placed on five years supervised probation with … more
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Ann and Rebekah Papasifakis, right, are recognized as 4-H Family of the Year.
4-H recognizes outstanding members, volunteers
JOHNSON COUNTY — Each year Johnson County 4-H takes the opportunity to recognize outstanding 4-H members and volunteers.  The annual 4-H Recognition Banquet was Oct. 18 at the Johnson … more
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From left, Gene Henry, Martin Warren Chapter (MWC) President; Dan Daugherty, MWC Treasurer; Michael Powers, MWC Secretary; and Doug Christie, WWC Vice President.
Martin Warren Chapter performs grandson grave marking ceremony
The Martin Warren Chapter, Missouri Society Sons of the American Revolution (MOSSAR),  performed a Patriot Grandson Grave Marking Ceremony on Oct. 16 in honor of Dr. Joel H. Warren, grandson of … more
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PSC Cold Weather Rule takes effect Nov. 1
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Public Service Commission’s Cold Weather Rule, designed to help customers with heat-related utility bills, begins on Nov. 1 and will remain in effect … more
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he Western Missouri Medical Center Foundation Board and WMMC staff pose for a photo outside the hospital to recognize the Foundation recently hitting a $1 million fundraising milestone.
WMMC Foundation reaches $1 million milestone
WARRENSBURG — The Western Missouri Medical Center (WMMC) Foundation announced it has officially raised more than $1 million after just four years of fundraising. The milestone comes after … more
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Phillip Roberts, left, meets with University of Central Missouri President Roger Best, right, to discuss a $1 million gift establishing a scholarship in the Harmon College of Business and Professional Studies.
UCM receives $1M gift for scholarship
WARRENSBURG — Independence resident Phillip (Phil) B. Roberts has gifted $1 million to the University of Central Missouri Alumni Foundation that will be used to establish the Phil Roberts … more
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