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Eustace Cockrell, right, with his wife, Betty Cockrell, at the Academy Awards Presentation in 1953. Cockrell was nominated for an Oscar in the documentary (short) category for his work on the film, "Operation Blue Jay," about the highly secretive construction of the Thule Air Base in Greenland. Six of Cockrell's short films will be presented during a weekly event this fall.  
Warrensburg senior home schedules fall festival for Cockrell movies
Warrensburg natives Eustace Cockrell and Francis M. Cockrell, along with Marian Cockrell, contributed stories or scripts for 19 Hollywood movies over a thirty-year period beginning in the 1930s. more
UCM Board of Governors approves contracts, schedules and emeritus status at August meeting
The University of Central Missouri Board of Governors met on Aug. 22, at the Warrensburg campus for committee and plenary sessions. more
Author DeAnna Anderson, of Pleasant Hill and a former State Fair Community College student, is announcing her new book, "Scars & Souvenirs: A Memoir of an American Family Living Outside of the United States." Photo courtesy of DeAnna Anderson
Former Leeton resident writes memoir about living in Cameroon
Nonfiction author DeAnna Anderson, a former State Fair Community College student and previous Leeton resident, has written a memoir about living in the African country of Cameroon for six years. more
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MSHP releases Labor Day holiday weekend statistics
Seven people died in traffic crashes, two people died in a boating crash and one person drowned during the 2024 Labor Day holiday weekend. The 2024 counting period for the Labor Day holiday was from 6 p.m., Friday, Aug. 30, through 11:59 p.m., Monday, Sept. 2. more
UCM Public Safety shares tips to recognize and prevent scams
WARRENSBURG – With a new academic year underway at the University of Central Missouri, students and their families are encouraged to be alert and take precautionary measures to protect themselves from potential scams. more
Police Reports for Sept. 3
Inoky Joseph, 19, was arrested on Aug. 5 for domestic assault. Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Ming Street in reference to a domestic disturbance. A female subject reported that she was assaulted by a known male subject. He was transported to the Warrensburg Police Department, booked and released with a citation. more
Community Calendar for Sept. 3 to Sept. 9
To have your event or meeting listed or changed, send details to news@warrensburgstarjournal.com or call 660-747-8123. more
Crash reports for Sept. 3
Arkansas driver in serious condition after Johnson County collision more
Local briefs for Sept. 3
Paint the Town Red voting begins Tuesday more
Bob Lotspeich acknowledges applause celebrating a proclomation presented in his honor during a ceremony at halftime of Warrensburg football’s game against Smith-Cotton on Friday, Aug. 30, at the Warrensburg Activities Complex.From left: Warrensburg Superintendent of Schools Steve Ritter, Lotspeich and Warrensburg Mayor Bruce Uhler. 
Proclamation honors 'Tiger Bob' Lotspeich's dedication to Warrensburg R-VI School District
WARRENSBURG — Warrensburg Mayor Bruce Uhler issued a proclamation recognizing Bob Lotspeich, known as "Tiger Bob" and the "voice of the Tigers", on behalf of the Warrensburg City Council during halftime of Warrensburg football’s season opener against Smith-Cotton on Friday, Aug. 30, at the Warrensburg Activities Complex. more
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A "coming soon" banner sits outside the the Gathering Coffee House on Thursday, August 29, in Warrensburg. Located on 108 Broad St., the coffee house that opened on Friday, Aug. 30, will be a hot spot for University of Central Missouri students to study and tend to their caffeine needs. 
Gathering Coffee House gives UCM students a new coffee home
WARRENSBURG  — Just north of the University of Central Missouri campus, a new coffee shop is available to students and Warrensburg residents alike. more
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The Jubilee Council of the Knights of Columbus of Warrensburg pose for a photo with staff members at Maple Grove Elementary after donating 72 coats for Warrensburg R-VI School District kids. 
Warrensburg Knights of Columbus donates 72 coats for Warrensburg School District
WARRENSBURG — The Jubilee Council of the Knights of Columbus of Warrensburg delivered 72 coats to the Warrensburg R-VI School District as part of its Coats for Kids program. more
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Star-Journal, Democrat parent company sold to Carpenter Media Group
WARRENSBURG — Carpenter Media Group and Phillips Media Group announced Friday, Aug. 30 they have reached an agreement for CMG to acquire the Warrensburg Star-Journal and Sedalia Democrat, along with PMG’s other 14 papers spread across Arkansas, Missouri and Illinois. more
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Members of the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Johnson County accept a proclamation declaring September as BBBS Month from Warrensburg Mayor Bruce Uhler on Monday, Aug. 26, at Warrensburg City Hall. From left, BBBS Board member Jamie DeBacker, BBBS Match Specialist Camryn Cummings, BBBS Executive Director Dana Phelps, Mayor Bruce Uhler, BBBS Board members Eddie Chitwood, Tyler Habiger and Marcy Barnhart.
BBBS Johnson County highlights celebration month, 26th anniversary
WARRENSBURG  — The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Johnson County celebrated the impending arrival of September on Monday, Aug. 26, at the Warrensburg City Council meeting, where it was presented with a proclamation by Mayor Bruce Uhler, declaring the month as Big Brothers Big Sisters Month. more
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Independence man indicted in case that began with overdose death of Johnson County teen
An Independence, Mo., man was indicted by a federal grand jury today for his role in a conspiracy to distribute fentanyl and illegally possessing firearms. more
Author Leland Shipp is a 1993 University of Central Missouri graduate with a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice and a minor in political science. His book is available for pre order on Sept. 1, with the book's official launch on Oct. 1. 
UCM alum Leland Shipp pens new psychological thriller novel “Impulsivity”
WARRENSBURG — Author and University of Central Missouri alum Leland Shipp is releasing his debut novel “Impulsivity” this fall. more
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Warrensburg Schools Foundation Board members awarded the Time for a Tune Up! grant to Jacquelyn Starr and Sarah Ray on Friday, Aug. 23. 
Warrensburg Schools foundation announces Classroom Impact Grants
The Warrensburg Schools Foundation announced the recipients of its 2024-2025 Classroom Impact Grants on Friday, Aug. 23. more
Education Briefs
Curtis named to Missouri State summer dean's list more
Crash reports for Aug. 30
Warrensburg woman hurt in Johnson County accident more
Poll shows Missouri voters back Trump, Hawley, abortion rights and minimum wage hike
Missourians seem poised to legalize abortion and increase the minimum wage in November but are unlikely to embrace the Democratic statewide candidates who are among the ballot measures’ most ardent supporters, a new poll shows. more
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