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Two Johnson County residents charged with statutory sodomy
JOHNSON COUNTY — Chilhowee residents Gregory D. Arnold, 56, and Yvonne P. Arnold, 55, have both been charged with first-degree statutory sodomy, according to a release from the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday, Sept. 24. more
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Absentee voting opens for November General Election
WARRENSBURG - The Nov. 5 General Election is six weeks away, meaning absentee voting begins Tuesday, Sept. 24. more
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University of Central Missouri President Roger Best gives his 2024 State of the University Address on Thursday, Sept. 19, at Hendricks Hall. 
UCM President Roger Best gives his 2024 State of the University Address
WARRENSBURG — Hendricks Hall was the place to be on Thursday, Sept. 19, as the University of Central Missouri President Roger Best gave his 2024 State of the University Address titled “Redefining What’s Possible.” more
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Warrensburg R-VI School District to host Homecoming Parade on Friday
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg R-VI School District will host its first Homecoming Parade in years on Friday, Sept. 27.  more
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Martin Warren Elementary School hosted its third annual STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics) night on Thursday, Sept. 19, giving students and parents a hands-on opportunity to learn about magnets, the human body, and more. 
Photos: Martin Warren Elementary holds STEAM Night
Big Brothers Big Sisters Executive Director Dana Phelps, front center, receives a $1000 check from Diane Whitworth, front left, of the Blaine Whitworth Foundation and her husband Barry Whitworth, front right, on Wednesday, Sept. 18, at the Big Brothers Big Sisters office. Also pictured from back left are BBBS Board Member Tyler Habiger, BBBS Match Specialist Camryn Cummings, BBBS Board Treasurer Michelle Schubert and BBBS Board Member Eddie Chitwood.
Johnson County BBBS accepts $2,000 in donations
WARRENSBURG — Johnson County Big Brothers Big Sisters is celebrating BBBS Month in September, hoping to raise funds for its programming, mentorship and matches that it provides to the community. more
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Warrensburg R-VI Board of Education recognizes staff and WACC
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg R-VI School District Board of Education recognized three teachers for their accomplishments during the board’s Tuesday, Sept. 17 meeting. more
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President Best, left, and Superintendent Ritter, right, put pen to paper on the memorandum that will allow UCM and the school district to share facilities free from rental charge on Wednesday, Sept. 18, at the Warrensburg Activities Complex.
UCM and Warrensburg School District sign MOU for shared facility usage
WARRENSBURG - The University of Central Missouri and the Warrensburg R-VI School District signed a memorandum of understanding to formalize shared facility usage between the university and the district on Wednesday, Sept. 18, at the Warrensburg Activities Complex. more
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The Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 70th anniversary on Tuesday, Sept. 17, in the Jack Moore Community Room featuring a costume contest, cookies and more. 
Photos: Warrensburg Chamber celebrates 70th anniversary
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The Johnson County Fire Protection District announced on Sunday, Sept. 15, that a fire involving 500 hay bales is set to burn for several weeks at 40 SW 400 Rd.
Johnson County hay bale fire set to burn for several weeks
JOHNSON COUNTY — The Johnson County Fire Protection District announced via social media on Sunday, Sept. 15 that a fire involving 500 hay bales and a vacant residence at 40 SW 400 Rd. is set to burn for several weeks. more
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First United Methodist Church Pastor Kayla Meredith, middle right, hands a check with proceeds from her "Undy Sunday" drive to Warrensburg R-VI School District Superintendent Steve Ritter, right, on Monday, Sept. 9, at the Warrensburg High School. Also pictured are Ann Lossman, left, and drive leader John Culp, middle left. 
First United Methodist Church donates money and clothes for “Undy Sunday” drive
WARRENSBURG — The First United Methodist Church donated $475 and new clothing like underwear and socks to the Warrensburg School District last week as part of its “Undy Sunday” drive that seeks to help children who have accidents while at school.  more
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TRIAD AFJROTC team mentor Chase Larocque accepts the award for CyberPatriot Mentor of the Year for the 2023-2024 CyberPatriot XVI competition season presented by Air and Space Force Association Midwest Region President Fred Niblock on Thursday, Sept. 12, at Knob Noster High School. 
TRIAD AFJROTC mentor Chase Larocque named Mentor of the Year
KNOB NOSTER - After his team’s successive runs to the national finals in 2023 and 2024, TRIAD AFJROTC team mentor Chase Larocque was awarded the CyberPatriot Mentor of the Year award by the Air & Space Forces Association. more
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The B-21 Raider program is on track and continues flight testing at Northrop Grumman’s manufacturing facility on Edwards Air Force Base, California. The B-21 will have an open architecture to integrate new technologies and respond to future threats across the spectrum of operations. The B-21 Long Range Strike Family of Systems will greatly enhance mission effectiveness and Joint interoperability in advanced threat environments, strengthening U.S. deterrence and strategic advantage. (U.S. Air Force photo)
B-21 Raider to be stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base
WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE —  Congressman Mark Alford announced on Tuesday, Sept. 10, that the U.S. Air Force has officially approved Whiteman Air Force Base to be the second operating base for the upcoming B-21 Raider - the replacement for the B-2 Spirit stealth bomber. more
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Leeton Superintendent Adam Easterwood, right, shakes hands with actor and Greenlights Grant Initiative's Matthew McConaughey, left, on Tuesday, Sept. 10, in New York. 
Leeton Superintendent Adam Easterwood guest stars on Good Morning America
LEETON — When Adam Easterwood took over as the Leeton R-X School District Superintendent in July 2023, he wouldn’t have guessed where it would lead him. more
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A large American flag is held high from a fire truck ladder above 2,977 small flags, signifying the lives lost 23 years ago on Wednesday, Sept. 11, at the University of Central Missouri Quad. The flags were placed on Friday, Sept. 6 by UCM Military and Veterans Services staff with the help of the UCM Army ROTC Fighting Mules Battalion and DET 440 Air Force ROTC cadets.
UCM observes Patriot Day to honor the lives lost 23 years ago
WARRENSBURG —The University of Central Missouri held a moment of silence to honor those who lost their lives during the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in Manhattan, New York; the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.; and the hijacking and crash of a passenger airplane in a Pennsylvania field during a ceremony Wednesday at the UCM Quad. more
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Warrensburg City Council approves solid waste and recycling service despite resident outcry
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg City Council was met by a room full of residents ahead of its Sept. 9 meeting, with some members of the public upset with the city’s solid waste proposal. more
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Charges filed in 2020 Leeton Harmony Baptist Church arson
A Raymore man has been charged in connection to an arson that burnt Leeton’s Harmony Baptist Church to the ground in July 2020. more
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University of Central Missouri students, alumni, fans and people of the Warrensburg community flood Holden Street in a sea of black and red on Saturday, Sept. 7, at the 2024 Get the Red Out Street Fair. 
PHOTOS: UCM, Warrensburg community turn out for Get the Red Out
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A young boy waves to the crowd lining the street in downtown Holden as he rides a tractor in the Holden Street Fair parade on Saturday evening, Aug. 26, 2023. 
2024 Holden Street Fair kicks off this week
HOLDEN — It’s fair week in Holden, as the Holden Chamber of Commerce welcomes back its annual Street Fair that will run from Thursday, Sept. 12 through Saturday, Sept. 14 in downtown Holden, with this year’s “Blue Jeans & Country Dreams” theme. more
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A lifelong Warrensburg resident, Collins graduated from Central Missouri State College in 1969 with a bachelor of science degree in art education and English. Afterwards, Collins taught kindergarten through 12th grade art classes in the Warrensburg school district for 33 years until he retired in 2002.
Morris Collins’ legacy to be celebrated at Family and Friends day
WARRENSBURG — The Morris L. Collins Legacy Committee is hosting a Family and Friends Day to celebrate the legacy of Morris L. Collins and raise funds for the committee. more
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