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Johnson County and Warrensburg city officials look to the stage and listen to District 31 State Senator Rick Brattin during his speech at the Legislative Luncheon on Friday, March 7, at the PLAYERS Restaurant. The luncheon was hosted by the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce. 
Local legislatures provide updates at Legislative Luncheon
WARRENSBURG - The Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Legislative Luncheon on Friday, March 7, at PLAYERS Restaurant. more
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Warrensburg City Manager Mike Schrage poses for a photo on Wednesday, March 5, in his office. Schrage started his new job on Feb. 11 and is taking the job a day at a time.
Schrage settling into role as Warrensburg City Manager
WARRENSBURG — Less than a month into his new gig, Warrensburg City Manager Mike Schrage is settling in and looking forward to the future in Warrensburg. more
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Journey Home Co-Director Mary McCord, left, shuffles through applications to find the right paperwork for a member of the unhoused community on Thursday, Jan. 9, at the First Presbyterian Church in Warrensburg. McCord, along with grant writer Barri Taylor, helped obtain over $70,000 in grants for Journey Home in 2024. 
Journey Home spends over $70,000 in grants in 2024, hoping to receive more in 2025
WARRENSBURG - Over the past year, Journey Home has spent over $70,000 helping those less fortunate pay for their rent, utilities and other emergencies. more
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A message board shows the opportunities and staff found at the Welch-Schmidt Center on Monday, March 3, on the University of Central Missouri campus. The center was started in 1971 and has continued to grow over 50 years later. 
UCM’s Welch-Schmidt Center helps communication thrive
WARRENSBURG — Located in Room 34 on the ground floor of the Martin Building, the University of Central Missouri’s Welch-Schmidt Center for Communication Disorders serves as a beacon of light for children and adults struggling with speech and language differences. more
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Graphic courtesy of the National Weather Service
High winds expected across region Wednesday
Strong winds will cross the region through the evening hours Wednesday, March 5. more
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Johnson County Fire Protection District Water Rescue personnel navigate a boat in floodwaters to retrieve two people trapped in the bed of a truck in the water in the 1200 block of Northeast 1200 Road in May 2024. 
Johnson County EMA recognizes NWS Severe Weather Preparedness Week
JOHNSON COUNTY - Monday, March 3, saw the beginning of the National Weather Service Severe Weather Preparedness Week. more
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Three trash bins sit on a curb awaiting collection on Friday, Feb. 28, on Dan Street in Warrensburg. Residents living in Warrensburg city limits received new trash bins during the last week of February, causing companies like J & S Collection and RAD Disposal to lose business.
Warrensburg’s solid waste contract leaves local trash providers searching for options
WARRENSBURG - The city of Warrensburg began its new trash collection service partnership with Constable Sanitation, Inc. on Saturday, March 1, leaving local companies like J & S Collection and RAD Disposal to find business elsewhere. more
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BTC Bank's Sedalia branch held a 2025 Ag Outlook meeting Friday, Feb. 28, at 2450 West 16th Street. Featured speaker Ben Brown works for the University of Missouri as an agricultural economist and comes from a farming family still managing farms in Bates County. Photo by Chris Howell | Sedalia Democrat
MU agricultural economist gives 2025 outlook
SEDALIA — BTC Bank's Sedalia branch held a 2025 Ag Outlook meeting Friday, Feb. 28.  more
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Holden's ScrapHeads 21485 robotics team poses for a photo after winning the Inspire Award and qualifying for the Missouri/Kansas FIRST Tech Challenge State Championship for the second year in a row. The championship will be held on Saturday, March 8, at Missouri University of Science & Technology in Rolla, Missouri. 
ScrapHeads 21485 robotics team preps for 2025 Missouri FTC State Championship
HOLDEN - Some things are so nice, that you have to try them twice. more
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Three candidates running for two Kingsville R-I School Board seats
Two positions are open for the Kingsville R-I School Board during the April 8, 2025 Municipal Election. more
Steve Ciafullo poses for a photo wearing a "Good Trouble" t-shirt, inspired by a quote from civil rights activist John Lewis on Wednesday, Feb. 26, at the Johnson County Courthouse.
'Dr. Love' protests at Johnson County Courthouse
WARRENSBURG — Steve Ciafullo stood outside the Johnson County Courthouse on Wednesday, Feb. 26, holding a sign that read “Trump-Musk, Chaos-Cruelty, Corruption, Resist” as he held a protest against government corruption. more
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Warrensburg School District lays out plans for April bond issue to City Council
WARRENSBURG — Warrensburg R-VI School District Superintendent of Schools Steve Ritter gave a presentation to the Warrensburg City Council on Monday, Feb. 24, detailing the district’s plans if its April Municipal Election bond issue passes. more
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From left to right: Johnson County Big Brothers Big Sisters Whiteman Air Force Base board vice president Zoe Dagostino and president Rachel McKinney accept a $500 check from Gerald Seelinger and Steve DelVecchio of the Matthews-Crawford Post No. 131 American Legion.
JoCo BBBS WAFB board receives $1,000 in 2024, hopes for continued growth in 2025
WARRENSBURG - Big Brothers Big Sisters of Johnson County has a little-known partnership with Whiteman Air Force Base that it hopes to expand in the future. more
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Guest speaker Pastor Camille Bess of Mt. Zion Apostolic Temple speaks to those in attendance of the 39th Annual Black History Month Celebration about belief and labor on Sunday, Feb. 23, at the Jesus Saves Pentecostal Church in Warrensburg.
Jesus Saves Pentecostal Church holds 39th Annual Black History Month Celebration
WARRENSBURG - The last Sunday in February holds a reserved slot every year at the Jesus Saves Pentecostal Church, as it celebrates Black History Month annually on the day. more
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Crash Reports for Feb. 25
Five children from Knob Noster injured in Johnson County rollover more
A tow truck helps lift a vehicle stuck in a ditch out on Wednesday, Feb. 19, on Stahl Drive in Warrensburg. 
Warrensburg Public Works braves cold weather to clear city streets
WARRENSBURG - Temperatures in Warrensburg dipped to the negatives from Tuesday, Feb. 18, until Thursday, Feb. 20. more
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Workers lower 96-gallon trash carts onto the ground on Wednesday, Feb. 19, at Arwood’s Furniture & Mattress. The city of Warrensburg and Constable Sanitation, Inc. began deliveries of the carts on Tuesday, Feb. 18.
City of Warrensburg begins solid waste cart deliveries
WARRENSBURG - The City of Warrensburg and Constable Sanitation, Inc. began the delivery process of its new solid waste carts on Tuesday, Feb. 18. more
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February Warrensburg Board of Education meeting held on Zoom due to inclement weather
WARRENSBURG - The Warrensburg Board of Education held its second meeting of the calendar year on Tuesday, Feb. 18. more
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Old Drum Animal Shelter offers precautions to keep pets warm
WARRENSBURG - With temperatures reaching as low as minus eight degrees on Tuesday, Feb. 18 through Thursday, Feb. 20, Warrensburg residents will look to bundle up as much as they can and keep warm. more
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Weather alerts in place for cold, snowy weather
Johnson County is under numerous weather alerts for the week, according to the National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill. more
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