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Kelsie Morris, seen in the Cancer Perks office, joined the nonprofit as its new director on Jan. 1. Photo by Nicole Cooke | Sedalia Democrat
New director leading Cancer Perks
SEDALIA – As Cancer Perks continues to grow in the community, the nonprofit’s founder has stepped back from the director position and a new face is now leading efforts. more
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Trails Regional Library Board discusses bylaw repeal
JOHNSON COUNTY — The Trails Regional Library Board of Trustees has considered amending bylaws to remove term limits in its recent meetings. more
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On Wednesday, April 19, Johnny Tevis pours a combination of pink bubblegum and blue cotton candy flavorings over shaved ice at Johnny Penguins in Warrensburg. Tevis co-owns the business with his wife, Jamie. This is the second year for the shop. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Sedalia Democrat
Johnny Penguins begins its second year
WARRENSBURG — A small but popular shaved ice shop in Warrensburg is gaining clients as it enters its second full year. more
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In honor of the Month of the Military Child, First Lady of Missouri Teresa Parson speaks to the Knob Noster School District students and staff during an assembly on Tuesday, April 18 at Knob Noster High School. Photo by Meliyah Venerable | Star-Journal
First Lady of Missouri visits Knob Noster Schools
KNOB NOSTER — The Knob Noster School District had some special guests Tuesday afternoon, April 18, to celebrate Month of the Military Child. more
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Warrensburg Area Career Center student Madeline Collins, left, helps a customer select some items at the annual spring plant sale Friday morning, April 14. The sale will continue April 17-20. Photo by Nicole Cooke | Star-Journal
WACC students host annual spring plant sale
WARRENSBURG – Warrensburg Area Career Center students are seeing their months of hard work bloom during the annual spring plant sale this month. more
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Country music singer Jay Allen will perform a concert in Sedalia to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association.
Singer Jay Allen to perform for Alzheimer’s benefit
SEDALIA — Country music singer Jay Allen will perform a benefit concert for the Alzheimer’s Association at the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Building at State Fair Community College on Saturday, April 29. more
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Kyle Stoecklein
Leeton administrator named Holden Middle School principal
JOHNSON COUNTY – A Leeton administrator has been named the new Holden Middle School principal. more
Members of the Missouri Veterans Home-Warrensburg and the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce stand in front of the Special Care Unit at the Veterans Home for a ribbon cutting on Monday, April 10. Photo by Meliyah Venerable | Star-Journal
Veterans Home-Warrensburg reopens Special Care Unit
WARRENSBURG — The Missouri Veterans Home-Warrensburg celebrated the re-opening of the Special Care Unit with a Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting on Monday, April 10. more
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Council recognizes National Preservation Month, National Volunteer Week
WARRENSBURG — National Preservation Month and National Volunteer Week were both recognized during the Warrensburg City Council meeting on Monday, April 10. more
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City Clerk Jodi Schneider swears in new Warrensburg City Council member Jan Jones on Monday, April 10. Jones was elected in the April 4 municipal election.
Jones sworn in, Kushner re-elected as Mayor
WARRENSBURG — New Warrensburg City Council member Jan Jones was sworn in during the Monday, April 10 city council meeting. more
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Adam Easterwood
Knob Noster assistant principal named Leeton superintendent
JOHNSON COUNTY – A Knob Noster High School administrator is making the move to the Leeton R-X School District next school year. more
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Teri Goodwin's fifth grade class at Sterling Elementary poses with Warrensburg Main Street Executive Director Jill Purvis during a meeting Thursday morning, April 6 to plan an upcoming outdoor movie night for the community.
Fifth graders help plan outdoor movie night with Warrensburg Main Street
WARRENSBURG — Warrensburg Main Street and Teri Goodwin’s fifth grade class at Sterling Elementary have teamed up to host a Movie on the Lawn event for the community. more
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Mike Horner and the wiener dogs perform their grand finale, which included all three dogs riding a unicycle on a tight rope, during "Cirque du Wiener Dog," a performance by the What If? Puppet Theater on Thursday, April 6 at the University of Central Missouri.  
Local students attend puppet show at UCM
WARRENSBURG — The University of Central Missouri OVATION Performance Series hosted a puppet show performance for second graders from Maple Grove and Ridgeview elementary schools and third graders from Martin Warren and Sterling elementary schools. more
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Participants of the Warrensburg Walking Warriors pose for a photo just after the celebration in the Jennies Soccer Complex parking lot on Monday, April 3.
Warrensburg Walking Warriors celebrates one year
JOHNSON COUNTY — The Warrensburg Walking Warriors celebrated their one-year anniversary on Monday evening, April 3. more
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1% sales tax rejected by Warrensburg voters
WARRENSBURG — The 1% sales tax increase question that was placed on the April 4 municipal election ballot by the City of Warrensburg was rejected by voters; 585 of the 1,104 votes were “no” votes. more
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Truex, Buckstead, Gifford, Lindsay win seats on local health boards
JOHNSON COUNTY — The votes are in for the 2023 municipal election. A total of 3,257 ballots were cast out of the 32,630 registered voters, meaning just under 10% of voters voted in the election. more
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Johnson County Clerk Diane Thompson and Dale Chaney finalize paperwork on Election Night, April 4 at the Johnson County Courthouse. A total of 3,257 ballots were cast out of the 32,630 registered voters, meaning just under 10% of voters voted in the election.
Photos: Johnson County municipal election sees 9.98% voter turnout
Jo March (Alannah Trigg), left, smiles at her younger sister Beth (Rachel Curry) as the pair sings “Some Things Are Meant To Be” during a rehearsal of “Little Women: The Musical” on Thursday, March 31 at the Highlander Theatre at the University of Central Missouri. The musical will be performed April 6-9. Photo by Nicole Cooke | Star-Journal
UCM to present 'Little Women: The Musical'
WARRENSBURG – University of Central Missouri Theatre and Dance and UCM Music are continuing the women’s history theme for 2022-23 with the upcoming production of “Little Women: The Musical.” more
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BLUSH, all women's gym, opens in Warrensburg
WARRENSBURG — An all-women fitness boot camp has opened for women in Warrensburg: BLUSH Bootcamp. more
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Numerous county-wide items on April 4 ballot
JOHNSON COUNTY – There are only a few days left until the April 4 municipal election, and Johnson County Clerk Diane Thompson is offering a few reminders. more
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