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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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Stefanie Aziere-Sattler’s mural located on the Spirit Trail, pictured in August 2021, embodies the theme of “connecting communities” by depicting different parts of the community like Old Drum and Pertle Springs. File photo by Dustin Steinhoff | Star-Journal
Coalition seeking volunteers for Spirit Trail clean-up
As the spring season gets underway, the Spirit Trail Coalition is seeking the public’s help in maintaining the local trail. more
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Two candidates up for Holden City Council Ward 3 seat
Two candidates are running for the Holden City Council Ward 3 seat, a two-year term, in the 2024 Municipal Election on April 2. more
Bob Mickey, President and CEO of F&C Bank, center, cuts the ceremonial ribbon celebrating the bank's 10th anniversary in Warrensburg on Friday, March 15, at F&C Bank in Warrensburg. 
F&C Bank celebrates 10 years in Warrensburg
WARRENSBURG – F&C Bank, 541 E. Young Ave., celebrated its 10th anniversary in Warrensburg on Friday, March 15 with a ribbon cutting with the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce, employees and family, and plenty of food, drinks, and giveaways to boot. more
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Two candidates vying for Knob Noster Ward 1 alderman seat
Two candidates are vying for the Knob Noster City Council Ward 1 seat, a two-year term, in the 2024 Municipal Election on April 2. more
Johnson County Sheriff's Department Detective Chase Jackson presents an image of a lethal dose of fentanyl in comparison to a penny on Wednesday, March 13, at the Covenant Church of Holden. A gram of fentanyl is enough to overdose and kill anyone. 
Holden PD hosts forum raising awareness of fentanyl in Johnson County
HOLDEN — In light of recent news that Johnson County is facing a surge in fentanyl-related overdose deaths, the Holden Police Department offered a community forum on Wednesday, March 13, at the Covenant Church of Holden. more
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From left, tattoo artists Renee Catledge, Katy Lightburne, Lauren Hall, Marimi Heyde, and Cat Garden pose for a portrait on Tuesday, March 12, at the Gallery Tattoo Studio in Knob Noster. 
Female-led Gallery Tattoo Studio opening this summer in Knob Noster
KNOB NOSTER – Hidden a short drive away from Whiteman Air Force Base, down a gravel road, and overlooking a scenic lake lies the new Gallery Tattoo Studio, 840 200th Road in Knob Noster, that looks to open sometime in June. more
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Dr. Rita Garabet does a deep cleaning on patient Lacey Parks, of Warrensburg, after taking x-rays. Garabet initially was looking to see what teeth could be saved before moving onto next steps. Photo courtesy of Lacey Parks
Warrensburg woman awarded new smile through charitable program
WARRENSBURG – Warrensburg community member Lacey Parks will receive more than $45,000 worth of dental work for free through the Give Back a Smile program. more
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Three vying for two seats on Crest Ridge Board of Education
Three candidates are running for two seats on the Johnson County R-7 (Crest Ridge) Board of Education, a three-year term, in the 2024 Municipal Election on April 2. more
Two candidates up for Holden City Council Ward 3 seat
Two candidates are running for the Holden City Council Ward 3 seat, a two-year term, in the 2024 Municipal Election on April 2. more
Warrensburg Area Career Center Director Andrew Wakeman sits and types on his computer on Thursday, March 7, at the Warrensburg Area Career Center. Last year, Wakeman was named as the successor to Rusty Sproats, the former director of the WACC who retired in June.
WACC director discusses balance and progressing forward in 2024
WARRENSBURG- Last March, the Warrensburg Area Career Center announced that, at the end of the 2022-23 school year, Computer Technologies teacher Andrew Wakeman would take over as the director. Previous WACC Director Rusty Sproat retired at the end of the year, leaving a position he held since 2008. more
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Warrensburg Assistant Court Clerk Paula West, left, receives the Award of Merit given by the Western Association of Court Administrators from Warrensburg Mayor Jim Kushner, right, on Monday, Feb. 26, at the Warrensburg Municipal Court. 
Warrensburg Assistant Court Clerk receives Award of Merit
WARRENSBURG – Last week, at the Warrensburg City Council meeting on Feb. 26, Mayor Jim Kushner presented Warrensburg Municipal Assistant Court Clerk Paula West with an Award of Merit given by the Western Association of Court Administrators (WACA). more
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