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Knob Noster alumnus Ron Harmon discusses the history of the Decade of the ‘60s alumni group.
Alumni group makes last donation to Knob Noster Schools
KNOB NOSTER — Members of the Decade of the ‘60s alumni group have made their last donation to their alma mater.   The donation, worth $4,420, is set to be used in an annual $500 … more
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Warrensburg music students are recognized for their achievements at the Tuesday, May 17, Warrensburg Board of Education meeting. Back row from left, Audrey Irmischer, Isabella Sallee, Cameron King, Thomas Bridgmon and Madeline Collins. Front row, Claire Starbuck, Hannah Walters, Avenelle Keintzy, Madison Chenault, Stefanie Pera and Abigail Richner. Not pictured is Adia Plemons, Kaitlyn Allcorn, Kailey Narron, Jack Renfrow, Kyle Menke, Alex Sallee, Griffin Wynn, Jayme Rich, John Doss and Anthony Rehn.
School Board approves new salary schedule, pending governor approval
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg Board of Education approved supplemental salaries for teachers below the $38,000 threshold and a new salary schedule, pending approval by Gov. Mike Parson, at the … more
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Volunteer Barbara Carroll serves wine from Wildlife Ridge Winery as part of Come, Sip, Shop on Saturday, May 14, in Awesome Blossoms.
Missouri wines, spirits featured in second annual Come, Sip, Shop
WARRENSBURG — Come, Sip, Shop returned for its second year, featuring wines and spirits from across Missouri served in various businesses in Downtown Warrensburg.  The annual event is … more
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Candidates for graduation cross the stage as their degrees are conferred in the 2022 Crest Ridge commencement ceremony Friday, May 13, in Hendricks Hall on the University of Central Missouri campus.
Photos: Crest Ridge hosts commencement for class of 2022
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MoDOT to host Highway 13 public hearing
WARRENSBURG — The Missouri Department of Transportation will host a public hearing later this week regarding Highway 13. The hearing will discuss road improvements on Highway 13 from … more
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The Great Gossamer 2022 Exhibit, which explores concepts of spirituality, will have a three-day opening June 1-3 at the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg.
Great Gossamer exhibit to open June 1
An exhibit exploring the varied concepts of spirituality will open on June 1 at the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg. A first of its kind, the exhibit was delayed twice due to the … more
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Don Strader, Rib Crib general manager, welcomes members of the various Johnson County agencies to the annual First Responders Lunch on Friday, May 13, and thanks them for their service.
Chamber hosts lunch for Johnson County first responders
WARRENSBURG — The Greater Warrensburg Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual First Responders Lunch on Friday, May 13, at Rib Crib.  Johnson County agencies in attendance included … more
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Fatigue, cramps indicators for heat-related illness
WARRENSBURG — Between youth sports, vacation beaches and everyday lawn care, being aware of the dangers of heat exposure can help determine when to call for an ambulance.  Johnson … more
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Six Warrensburg Schools deemed Purple Star Schools
WARRENSBURG — Six schools in the Warrensburg School District have been designated as a Purple Star School by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.  The designation is … more
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Johnson County Emergency Management Agency headquarters also functions as the Emergency Operations Center in the event of severe weather.
Outdoor warning sirens tested monthly for emergency preparedness
WARRENSBURG — On Wednesday, May 11, the echoes of sirens could be heard across Johnson County as the outdoor warning system was tested, as is done every month. “This test includes … more
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Mayor Jim Kushner reads a proclamation with members of the Warrensburg Police Department for National Police Week and Peace Officers Memorial Day at the Monday, May 10, City Council meeting.
Sale of remaining $12 million GO Bonds approved
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg City Council approved the sale and delivery of the $12 million principal amount of General Obligation Bonds.  Director of Finance Marcella McCoy said this … more
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Payton Smith and Gabby Metcalf hold signs supporting women’s rights at a demonstration Friday, May 6, at the Johnson County Courthouse.
Warrensburg demonstrates support for women’s rights
WARRENSBURG — Signs declaring “public cervix announcement” and painted coat hangers stating “Never Again” were held by demonstrators supporting abortion rights Friday, … more
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Local residents browse the vendors set up at the Warrensburg Farmers’ Market during the market’s regular 2021 season.
Farmers’ Market season to open this weekend
WARRENSBURG — With spring underway and summer around the corner, it’s time for Opening Day at the Warrensburg Farmers’ Market. Saturday, May 7 will mark the beginning of the … more
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District approves communications contract
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg School Board of Education approved a contract with David Luther during the Thursday, May 5, meeting to work with the district-level communication … more
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The Sedalia Symphony and Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Warrensburg will host a benefit concert for Ukrainian women and children refugees at 4 p.m. Sunday at the church, 607 N. Maguire St.
Mother’s Day concert to help Ukrainian women, children
A concert planned for Mother’s Day in Warrensburg will benefit Ukrainian refugee mothers and their children. The Sedalia Symphony is partnering with Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Warrensburg … more
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The Johnson County Missouri Board of Services and the Warrensburg Parks and Recreation Department are working together to bring a donor/sensory wall to the Inclusive Playground at Cave Hollow Park.
Sensory, donor wall to be constructed at Inclusive Playground
WARRENSBURG — The Johnson County Missouri Board of Services and the Warrensburg Parks and Recreation Department are working together on a project to thank donors and construct another aspect of … more
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A callery pear is seen in Johns Creek, Ga. on Sunday, March 13, 2021. A stinky but handsome and widely popular landscape tree has become an aggressive invader, creating dense thickets that overwhelm native plants and bear four-inch spikes that can flatten tractor tires. (AP Photo/Alex Sanz)
Bradford Pear considered invasive species
WARRENSBURG — Conservation efforts and aesthetic landscaping can sometimes be at odds.  Invasive tree species, like the Bradford Pear, have been identified by state organizations and … more
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Planning, Zoning approves museum parking amendment
WARRENSBURG — The Planning and Zoning Commission voted Monday, May 2, to amend city ordinance regarding parking for libraries, museums, art galleries and art centers.  The … more
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Legacy Vendor Sue Chen shows off vegetables she and her husband, Joe, grow on their farm during the Moonlight Market on Saturday, April 30.
Moonlight Market debuts Legacy Row
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg Main Street Moonlight Market, hosted the evening of Saturday, April 30, debuted the first iteration of the Legacy Row.   Vendors who have participated in … more
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University of Central Missouri Drafting and Design Technology students present information on a project Friday, April 29, to redesign the Whiteman Air Force Base dining hall.
UCM Drafting & Design students redesign Whiteman AFB dining hall
WARRENSBURG — After a semester of research and work, a group of University of Central Missouri Drafting and Design Technology students presented their recommendations Friday, April 29, for the … more
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