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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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Ice Burg owner Andy Weldon, right, poses for a photo with his three daughters from left Sophia, age 13, Zoey, 10, and Emma, seven on Tuesday, July 2, at the All Stars Preschool/Childcare. 
Through the summer heat, Ice Burg Frozen Treats melts all the troubles away
WARRENSBURG — Ice cream trucks are not a new thing in America. more
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The Star Theater on Pine Street is in need of tuck pointing on three sides of the building, securing the back facade as it has started to bow, adding a new roof, new flashing and repairing the marquee awning which has significant water damage.
Main Street, other Warrensburg properties awarded Bruhn revitalization grants
WARRENSBURG — Three Warrensburg properties were awarded over $140,000 by the Missouri Main Street Connection and its Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Subgrant program. more
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Warrensburg High School’s Saul Logan has been named Missouri’s representative on the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Youth Leadership Council. Photo courtesy of West Central Electric Cooperative
Local student representing Missouri on Youth Leadership Council
During the Rural Electric Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., June 14-20, Warrensburg High School’s Saul Logan was named Missouri’s representative on the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Youth Leadership Council. As a member of the national council and young cooperative leader, he will represent the state of Missouri throughout the next year. more
Saul Logan, Kayley Marten and Jonathan Henry visit the United States Capitol Building as part of the 102-member Missouri delegation on the Rural Electric Youth Tour to Washington, D.C. Photo courtesy of Missouri Electric Cooperative
Local students attend electric cooperative tour to Washington, D.C.
A total of 102 high school students from cooperatives across the state participated in Missouri's 61st annual Missouri Electric Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., June 14-20. Local delegates Saul Logan and Jonathan Henry, of Warrensburg, and Kayley Marten, of Centerview, were sponsored by West Central Electric Cooperative. more
Owners Ryan and Lara Schick stand in front of their business, Green Truck Delicatessen, on Friday, June 21, at 125 W. Pine St.
Green Truck Delicatessen brings quality, homegrown sandwiches to town
WARRENSBURG – When Ryan and Lara Schick first heard a space was opening next to Green Truck Bakery, Ryan’s parents’ business, they knew they were offered a chance of a lifetime and wanted to create a deli. more
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An America's Best Restaurants van sits outside Old Barney's on shoot day on Monday, May 20. 
America’s Best Restaurants to feature Old Barney’s
WARRENSBURG – Old Barney’s Bar & Grill has a reputation that speaks for itself. more
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Lindsay Keltch
Johnson County Economic Development Corporation welcomes new employee
Johnson County Economic Development Corporation announced the recent addition of Lindsay Keltch as the new Administration & Communications Specialist. Keltch will provide office support and communications within JCEDC and the partnership network. more
Evergy uses AI to streamline veteran job application process
Evergy announced it is streamlining the onboarding process for veterans by translating every one of their jobs by mapping them through codes the military assigns. more
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Dr. Layton Gray, of Gray Chiropractic, walks through his clinic on Wednesday, May 22, at 510 E. Gay St. On laser therapy, Gray said, "I've wanted it over the years for certain things that are a little harder to treat or would take a little longer with chiropractic that that thing will do in a fraction of the time.”
EPIC Laser Therapy shines light on pain, literally
WARRENSBURG – Gray Chiropractic and Wellness Center has partnered with SWAG Sports Performance to create EPIC Laser Therapy, which hosted its grand opening on June 3 at 510 E. Gay St. more
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PS Smoke Shop owner Sandeep Singh has partnered with U-Haul to offer U-Haul services and supplies. Photo courtesy of U-Haul
PS Smoke Shop adds U-Haul equipment
U-Haul Company of Missouri announced that PS Smoke Shop signed on as a U-Haul neighborhood dealer to serve the Warrensburg community. more
7 Brew Coffee, 300 E. Russell Ave., is Warrensburg’s newest coffee shop, which offers products like coffee, energy drinks, teas, sparkling-infused waters, shakes and smoothies.
7 Brew Coffee opens in Warrensburg
WARRENSBURG – Whether it is a hot cup of joe, a cold brew, or an energy drink that gets you out of bed in the morning, Warrensburg’s newest coffee shop, 7 Brew Coffee, has it all in spades and is now open at 300 E. Russell Ave. more
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Darinda Dick
WMMC President earns board certification
Darinda J. Dick, MSN, RN, FACHE, President and CEO of Western Missouri Medical Center in Warrensburg, has completed her board certification in healthcare management, earning her designation among the nation’s leading professional society for healthcare leaders as a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE). more
David Aery is the owner of Hook Solutions, 23964 U.S. Highway 65 in Warsaw. Arey has been manufacturing lures on the property since 1987 and sells the across the country, but mostly on the east coast. Photo by Chris Howell | Sedalia Democrat
Hook Solutions lures new customers and employees
WARSAW – A few miles south of Lincoln, across from the bowling alley in a nondescript white building, a team of workers manufactures 40,000 fishing lures a week. more
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Hayden Morelan of Hayden's Sweets makes cotton candy during the Warrensburg Farmers' Market on Saturday, May 13, 2023, in downtown Warrensburg. Morelan is returning for the 2024 season, which begins with the Moonlight Market on April 27 and the first regular Saturday on May 4.
Warrensburg Farmers' Market preparing for 2024 season
A true sign that summer is on its way, the Warrensburg Farmers’ Market will host its annual Moonlight Market on Saturday, April 27, followed by the first Saturday of the regular season on Saturday, May 4. more
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A Beer, Wine, & Spirit Stroll participant views the assortment of wines from Stone Hill Winery of Hermann available to try on Saturday, April 20, at Marmee's and Borgman's. 
Sold out Beer, Wine, & Spirit Stroll takes over Downtown Warrensburg
WARRENSBURG – Warrensburg Main Street and the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce combined efforts Saturday for their fourth annual Beer, Wine, & Spirit Stroll in the downtown area. more
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Volunteers Monica Mitcheltree, left, and Max Ridenhour talk with students who stop by the charity table during a Reality Check event hosted by Central Bank on Thursday, April 11 at Crest Ridge High School.
Central Bank hosts Reality Check at Crest Ridge
During the 2023-24 school year, Central Bank visited multiple schools in the Warrensburg area. Most recently, the bank hosted a Reality Check at Crest Ridge High School. more
As featured on ABC’s “World News Tonight with David Muir," DayStar Filters workers stare up into the sun and test their eclipse glasses. 
Warrensburg’s DayStar Filters gives a glimpse of the eclipse
WARRENSBURG – As the moon passed over the sun on Monday, April 8, it offered millions of American viewers the opportunity to see a total solar eclipse for the first time since 2017. From Mexico, to Missouri, to Cleveland and New York, eyes turned toward the skies as the path of totality peaked all across North America. more
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West Central Electric Cooperative’s delegates to Washington, D.C., are congratulated by WCE Board President Densil Allen Jr. and WCE General Manager Michael Newland. From left, Allen, Saul Logan and Jonathan Henry of Warrensburg High School, Kayley Marten of Crest Ridge High School and Newland. Photo courtesy of West Central Electric Cooperative
WCE names 2024 Youth Tour and CYCLE delegates
West Central Electric Cooperative announced that three area high school students are preparing to pack their bags for a week in Washington, D.C., following the 2024 Rural Electric Youth Tour finals hosted April 3. more
A car pulls in to park at the storefront of Swisher's on Friday, March 29 in Warrensburg. First opened in 1965 by Ray Swisher and his business partner Louis “Louie” Feldman, the store was then called Louie’s Farm & Home.
Swisher’s hardware sold, set to change ownership April 8
WARRENSBURG – After close to 60 years since it first opened its doors, Swisher’s hardware store is being sold, with its storefront changing ownership on April 8. more
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