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Chris Deal
Deal appointed as Warrensburg Parks and Recreation Director
WARRENSBURG — After serving as interim director since November, Chris Deal has been appointed as the Director of Warrensburg Parks and Recreation. more
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One dead, two injured in accident involving JCAD ambulance
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — One person died and two people were injured when a Johnson County Ambulance District ambulance was involved in a single-vehicle wreck on Sunday, April 30 on northbound U.S. Highway 71 near Bannister Road. more
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Junior Scouts from Girl Scout Troop 2969 of Whiteman Air Force Base, Knob Noster, and Warrensburg plant a Rising Sun Redbud on Friday, April 28 in front of the historic old Johnson County Courthouse, 302 N. Main St., as part of an Arbor Day celebration. The event was a cooperative effort with the City of Warrensburg Tree Board and Energy and Sustainability Task Force, Johnson County Historical Society, CEAburg and the University of Central Missouri. Photo courtesy of Bruce Uhler
Photos: Girl Scouts, community partners celebrate Arbor Day
WMMC recruiting physicians, will host Family Funday
WARRENSBURG — Western Missouri Medical Center has established a Culture Committee to better the workplace culture for all WMMC employees. more
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Students in Cohort 2 of the EMT/Paramedic training pose for a photo at the Johnson County Ambulance District. 
JCAD board elects officers, accelerated program begins
JOHNSON COUNTY — The Johnson County Ambulance District Board of Directors re-elected officers during the Thursday, April 27 board meeting. more
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Dotty Otley, portrayed by junior Sydney Evans, left, talks with fellow actor Garry Lejeune, portrayed by sophomore Enzo Vasconcelos, as they rehearse a scene from "Nothing On" in the Warrensburg High School production of "Noises Off" on Wednesday, April 26. The play within a play is the first WHS production for both Evans and Vasconcelos. Photo by Nicole Cooke | Star-Journal
Warrensburg High School to present 'Noises Off' this weekend
WARRENSBURG – The audience will be treated to a look into the inner workings of a theatre production as Warrensburg High School presents “Noises Off” this weekend. more
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The Warrensburg Municipal Courtroom was standing room only during the Warrensburg City Council meeting on Monday, April 24 as nearly 100 citizens gathered to express their concerns and offer support for an upcoming drag show. Photo by Meliyah Venerable | Star-Journal
Community concerns arise with upcoming drag show
WARRENSBURG — Nearly 100 community members filled the Warrensburg Municipal Courtroom during the Warrensburg City Council meeting on Monday, April 24. Citizens gathered to express their concerns and offer support for an upcoming drag show. more
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Warrensburg schools receive Narcan in partnership with the City
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg R-IV School District will be receiving Narcan, a nasal spray that reverses an opioid overdose, thanks to an agreement with the Warrensburg City Council that was approved during the council meeting on Monday, April 24. more
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Jerome Coleman, in face shield, and employees of CG Foods make a batch of custom granola mix for Bruce Uhler during Opening Day for the 2022 season of the Warrensburg Farmers’ Market on Saturday, May 7, 2022, around the Johnson County Courthouse square. The 2023 season will begin May 6. File photo by Sara Lawson | Star-Journal
Warrensburg Farmers' Market returns for 2023 season
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg Farmers' Market is returning for its 27th year. more
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The exterior of the future Warrensburg Visitors Center, 205 N. Holden St., is seen in mid-April. Construction is underway on the downtown Warrensburg building. Photo courtesy of Warrensburg Convention and Visitors Bureau
WCVB receives tourism grant for Visitor Center
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg Convention and Visitors Bureau received the Missouri Department of Economic Development’s Local Tourism Asset Development Grant for $250,000. more
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Arborist Christopher Rippey, the owner of the Missouri Arborist Co. in Sedalia, stands beside an apple tree with Fire Blight, a common fungus in fruit trees. Rippey recently discovered another fungus, cryptostroma corticale, in Sedalia, which can cause respiratory illness in people. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Sedalia Democrat
Tree fungus may cause respiratory-type illness
SEDALIA — Sedalia arborist Christopher Rippey, owner of the Missouri Arborist Co., has found a new Maple tree fungus in the area. more
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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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