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Suzy Latare
Latare wins Warrensburg City Council seat
The results are in for the 2024 April 2 municipal election. Out of 33,534 eligible voters, 3,608 ballots were cast, equalling a 10.76% voter turnout rate. This was a small increase from last year, when 3,257 ballots were cast among 32,630 voters, leading to a 9.98% voter turnout. more
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Live Results: 2024 Johnson County Municipal Election
Below are the results of contested races and ballot questions in the April 2 municipal election in Johnson County, according to unofficial results from the Johnson County Clerk’s Office. An asterisk denotes the winners. more
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Warrensburg residents file into place to receive and cast their ballots in the municipal election on Tuesday, April 2, at the Grover Park Baptist Church Family Life Center in Warrensburg. 
Photos: Voters hit the polls for 2024 Municipal Election
Sande Cromer's "Save the Children" won third in Mixed Media at the 46th Blue Springs Fine Art Show.
Two Mid-Missouri Artists bring home awards at Blue Springs Art Show
Last month, local artists Sande Cromer and Rebecca Limback each earned awards for their art at the 46th Blue Springs Fine Art Show. more
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"Sleepaway" by first-time novelist Kevin Prufer focuses on main characters Cora, a waitress, and Glass, the young son of a professor at an unnamed university, who learn to navigate a looming threat from outside of town and, in the process, learn much about themselves.
Award-winning poet writes novel with Warrensburg-based setting
Poet Kevin Prufer is set to begin his novel writing career with his first entry, “Sleepaway,” published by Acre Books, a haunting, frightening, and complex story set in a small town with similarities to Warrensburg. more
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A view of the Missouri Senate chamber from the visitors gallery. Photo courtesy of the Missouri Senate
Open seats, primary challenges mean Missouri Senate will see most turnover in two decades
This year’s elections will result in some of the biggest changes in Missouri Senate membership since term limits took effect 20 years ago, with at least nine members exiting the chamber and primary challenges that could send four incumbents home. more
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State workers Mike Thompson and Connor Ralston pressure wash the new cement pads at the Knob Noster State Park campgrounds Thursday, March 28. The newly improved campground will open April 15. Photo by Chris Howell | Sedalia Democrat
Knob Noster State Park campgrounds to reopen after $1 million renovation
KNOB NOSTER – Knob Noster State Park is reopening its campgrounds April 15 after a $1 million restoration. more
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Questions, propositions, and candidate races headline April 2 Municipal Election
With the April 2 municipal election fast approaching, Johnson County Clerk Diane Thompson has some reminders via her social media for those still unaware of items on the ballot this year. more
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David Arreola
Johnson County Fire Protection District welcomes new firefighter
Earlier this month, the Johnson County Fire Protection District introduced its newest firefighter, David Arreola, who will be serving out of Station 4 in Knob Noster. more
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Western Missouri Medical Center President and CEO Darinda Dick, center, smiles toward the camera and prepares to cut the ceremonial ribbon on Monday, March 25, at Heart Care of Warrensburg. 
WMMC opens Heart Care of Warrensburg, its new cardiology home
WARRENSBURG – The Heart Care of Warrensburg celebrated its opening on Monday, March 27, with a ribbon cutting ceremony put on by the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce. more
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Filing closes for August primary election
Candidate filing ended Tuesday, March 26 for the Aug. 6 primary election in Missouri. more
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Holden School voters to decide on increasing operating tax levy
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to include information from Superintendent Mike Hough. more
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Holden voters to decide on bond for public safety improvements
The City of Holden will ask voters on April 2 to approve a general obligation bond for public safety improvements. more
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Four competing for Warrensburg City Council seat
Four candidates are running for one seat on the Warrensburg City Council, a three-year term, in the 2024 Municipal Election on April 2. more
Sandra Self votes at the Democratic presidential primary Saturday, March 23 at the Heckart Community Center in Sedalia. Employees of the Pettis County Clerk's Office were on hand to help with the voting process. Photo by Chris Howell | Sedalia Democrat
Democrat presidential primary turns out voters on Saturday
President Joe Biden was expected to sweep Missouri Democrats’ presidential primary Saturday, although he already secured enough delegates nationally to receive the Democratic nomination earlier this month. more
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Taigan Plummer poses for a portrait in front of her business' acronym on Tuesday, March 19, at Mule Country Realty in Warrensburg. Plummer and her husband, Jacob, hope to help all in need of a home in Warrensburg.
Mule Country Realty prioritizes client education, assistance
WARRENSBURG — Finding a home in today’s market can be perplexing, exhausting, and confusing. Housing prices have seen dramatic dips and jumps over the years, causing properties to not be sold. more
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Knob Noster School District voters to consider increasing tax levy ceiling
Knob Noster R-VIII School District voters will consider increasing the district’s operating tax levy ceiling during the April 2 municipal election. more
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The Missouri Democratic Party will host its presidential primary on Saturday, March 23.  File photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Sedalia Democrat
What to expect in Missouri's Democratic presidential primary
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden goes before Missouri primary voters on Saturday, and much has changed since the last time he was on the state's ballot seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. more
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The four candidates running for the vacant Warrensburg City Council seat smile at moderator Marion Woods, not pictured, during the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce's candidate forum on Wednesday, March 20, at American Legion Post 131 in Warrensburg.
Chamber of Commerce hosts candidate forum for 2024 Municipal Election
WARRENSBURG – American Legion Post 131 played host to the 2024 Candidate Forum on Wednesday, March 20, sponsored by the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce. more
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Warrensburg voters to consider half-cent sales tax to fund capital improvements
City of Warrensburg residents will have the opportunity to vote on renewing the half-cent sales tax to fund capital improvements during the April 2 municipal election. more
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