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On Saturday, July 13, Louis Rodriguez, 89, of Blue Point, New York, on the right, stands with his niece Joni Dillon, of Sedalia, and his son Jim Rodriguez and daughter Maria Lynch. Louis, formerly stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base, returned for a tour of the Base after 67 years on Friday, July 12. When stationed at Whiteman, he met his wife, Mary Edna Bopp, of Sedalia, and a love story began. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
A Love Story: Former Airman returns after 67 years
A former Airman returned, after 67 years, for a Whiteman Air Force Base tour on Friday, July 12. While stationed at Whiteman, he met a young woman from Sedalia who became the love of his life. more
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A boy inspects the wheels of a F-35A Lightning II on Saturday, July 13, at the Whiteman Air Force Base.
2024 Wings over Whiteman Air Show brings visitors from far and wide
WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE - Despite early morning rain storms and sweltering heat throughout the weekend in Knob Noster, the first Wings over Whiteman Air Show since 2019 went off without a hitch and delivered an amazing communal experience for all in attendance. more
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A B-2 Spirit and the B-29 Doc fly side-by-side during Wings Over Whiteman on Saturday, July 14, at Whiteman Air Force Base.
PHOTOS: Wings over Whiteman takes to the skies
Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Eigel stopped at the American Legion post 642 in Sedalia Friday, July 12. Eigel promised to be a disrupter in Jefferson City, diverting 41 billion for a new ballpark to eliminate personal property taxes, remove illegal aliens and keep Missouri farmlands from being purchased by China. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Bill Eigel campaign stops in Sedalia
SEDALIA —  Republican Gubernatorial candidate Bill Eigel swept through Sedalia on Friday, July 12, stopping at the American Legion No. 642 hall to stump for his own campaign, soundly bashing his own party including Gov. Mike Parson and Mike Kehoe. more
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Johnson County Fair Board President Sam Matthews speaks at the fair's opening ceremony, thanking his board and committee members for their efforts on Tuesday, July 9, at the Johnson County Fair Grounds. 
Photos: Johnson County Fair Pageants begin fair week
Two vying for District 54 state representative
Two Republican candidates are running for state House of Representatives District 54, a two-year term, in the Aug. 6 primary election. more
Warrensburg City Council takes requests for Fiscal Year 2025 budget
WARRENSBURG - The Warrensburg City Council met Monday, July 8, to hear bids for the Fiscal Year 2025 budget from city commissions and organizations it supports. more
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The Knob Noster fire department is seeking additional volunteers to assist in its operations. 
Knob Noster, other local fire departments, looking for help
KNOB NOSTER — On June 23, a call for help was made. more
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Jonathan Schoonover, owner of SWAG Sports Performance in Warrensburg, was inducted to the Missouri 8-Man Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame for his contributions as a student-athlete at Mound City High School last month.
New hall of famer, Schoonover focuses on making impact with SWAG Sports Performance
Jonathan Schoonover remembers his high school football experience at Mound City High School quite well. more
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Incumbent, challenger seeking Johnson County Western Commissioner seat
Two Republican candidates are running for Johnson County Western Commissioner, a four-year term, in the Aug. 6 primary election. more
U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Lance Curtis was promoted on Dec. 5, 2023. Curtis, formerly of Warrensburg, is the son of Dan and Linda Curtis, of Warrensburg, and is stationed at Ft. Liberty, North Carolina.
Warrensburg native promoted to Major General
A former U.S. Army Warrensburg native was promoted to Major General on Dec. 5, 2023. more
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A family visits the farm animals at the Johnson County Fair on July 15, 2023. The trailer had goats, pigs, a cow and more.
The 2024 Johnson County Fair kicks off on Tuesday
JOHNSON COUNTY — The 2024 edition of the Johnson County Fair begins its festivities on Tuesday, July 9, at the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Warrensburg. more
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Ice Burg owner Andy Weldon, right, poses for a photo with his three daughters from left Sophia, age 13, Zoey, 10, and Emma, seven on Tuesday, July 2, at the All Stars Preschool/Childcare. 
Through the summer heat, Ice Burg Frozen Treats melts all the troubles away
WARRENSBURG — Ice cream trucks are not a new thing in America. more
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Two challenging Brattin for Missouri Senate District 31 seat
Three Republican candidates are running for state Senate District 31, a four-year term, in the Aug. 6 primary election. more
Whiteman Air Force Base will host its first Wings Over Whiteman Air Show since the COVID pandemic. The show will take place on July 13 and 14, featuring Air Combat Command's A-10C Thunderbolt II Demonstration Team, a KC-135 Stratotanker Demonstration Team, and a B-2 Spirit flyover. Democrat File Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney
Wings Over Whiteman Air Show the first since COVID
KNOB NOSTER — In its first air show since the COVID pandemic, Whiteman Air Force Base will host Wings Over Whiteman on Saturday, July 13, and Sunday, July 14. more
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Chastity, Presley and Evan Henderson operate the Hale Fireworks tent on South Limit Avenue in Sedalia. Chastity says new and fan-favorite offerings promise safe family fun with a warning label.
Fireworks safety urged for a fun Fourth of July
SEDALIA — With fireworks stands open for Fourth of July sales, operators are urging folks to exercise some caution while having a blast with pyrotechnics. more
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Retired Master Sgt. Thomas Nevins and Major Jackie Beach sit and listen to the presentation after receiving their quilts on Thursday, June 27, at the Knob Noster United Methodist Church. Nevins served in the U.S. Air Force from 1990 to 2012, while Beach is currently active duty at Whiteman Air Force Base. 
Two Air Force veterans honored by Sedalia Quilts of Valor Foundation
KNOB NOSTER — Retired Master Sgt. Thomas Nevins and Major Jackie Beach were each presented with their own quilt of valor on Thursday, June 27, at the Knob Noster United Methodist Church, thanking them for their service. more
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The Star Theater on Pine Street is in need of tuck pointing on three sides of the building, securing the back facade as it has started to bow, adding a new roof, new flashing and repairing the marquee awning which has significant water damage.
Main Street, other Warrensburg properties awarded Bruhn revitalization grants
WARRENSBURG — Three Warrensburg properties were awarded over $140,000 by the Missouri Main Street Connection and its Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Subgrant program. more
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Children of all ages pedal their way down Holden Street, kicking off Warrensburg Main Street's annual Patriotic Children's Bike Parade on Saturday, June 30, at the Johnson County Courthouse.
Photos: Children’s Bike Parade takes over downtown Warrensburg
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Johnson County Board of Services executive director Melissa Frey and members of the Bright Sox softball program celebrate a Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting for the team’s fifth season Thursday, June 27, at the UCM South Recreation Complex.
Johnson County Bright Sox celebrate fifth season
WARRENSBURG — The Johnson County Bright Sox softball program, put on by the Johnson County Board of Services, celebrated its fifth anniversary during a Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting on Thursday, June 27. more
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