A man riding a motorcycle through Warren County died in an early-morning crash on Sunday, June 19, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol.
John D. Kaeser, 24, of Truxton, was killed in a crash …
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6/20/22
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Wright City aldermen are negotiating how to control or reduce cross traffic cutting through two neighborhoods on the northwest side of the city.
Aldermen last week said they’ve been …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/20/22
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Warren County R-III community member and parent Carolyn Spraggs requested the Warren County R-III School Board look into authorizing use of school protection officers in the district during a recent …
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John Rohlf, Staff Writer
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6/17/22
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The growing activity of nonprofit community organizations, and the growing need for their services, were on display at the annual Nonprofit Showcase hosted by the Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/17/22
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For Wright City’s Ada Ferrell, being one of the best junior rodeo riders in the state has been a lifelong endeavor. Next week, she travels to see how she fares against the best young riders in …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/17/22
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The Warrenton Board of Aldermen plans to increase water and sewer fees by 4 percent in August, continuing a practice of annual cost increases for the services.
Aldermen discussed the rate …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/17/22
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The North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) is reminding residents that the summer portion of the Energy Crisis Intervention Program began June 1.
NECAC still has more than $1.4 million in …
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6/17/22
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Wright City aldermen say they recently were contacted by a representative of the Greyhound bus company, who wanted to get input on the possibility of setting up a bus stop in Wright …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/15/22
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All North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) locations will go to a four-day work week starting Aug. 1.
The facilities will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays. …
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6/15/22
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Few students have had quite as many lessons about how much life can change in a day than Warrenton High School’s Class of 2022.
Although the COVID pandemic has loomed over education for two …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/15/22
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The Marthasville Board of Aldermen is hiring professional surveying company Lewis-Bade to update a map of the city kept by the U.S. Census Bureau, city officials said, after previously learning that …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/14/22
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After serving as the band director at Blackhawk Middle School for four years, Tessa Friedman is moving up to take the reins of the Warrenton High School band program.
Warrenton High School …
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John Rohlf, Staff Writer
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6/14/22
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The Wright City government has hired a contractor to strip the surface layer and repave the most-used portion of Bell Road, at a cost of about $81,600.
The project was awarded to Mid Rivers …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/13/22
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The Warren County Commission this week approved new regulations regarding the operation of utility vehicles (UTVs) and other small recreational off-highway vehicles, often referred to as …
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6/13/22
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An area man is being held at the Warren County Jail without bond after being arrested on accusations that he discharged a firearm from a moving vehicle while driving along Highway M.
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6/13/22
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At a time when families are dealing with a rise in price on food necessities, two local food pantries say they’re seeing a surging number of struggling clients in recent months. At the same …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/10/22
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During public hearings about whether Wisconsin-based American Foods Group (AFG) should be allowed to establish an industrial-scale beef processing plant in Warren County, a wide range of concerns …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/10/22
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Wright City Class of 2022 graduates and faculty speaker Bill Schaffer highlighted the perseverance of the class in dealing with COVID-19 for a good portion of their high school years during their …
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John Rohlf, Staff Writer
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6/9/22
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The Warren County Commission has voted to uphold an operating permit for a beef plant to be built outside Foristell, while setting extra conditions to address the concerns of neighboring homeowners.
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/8/22
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A composting business getting started in southern Warren County has been granted permission to operate by the county government, but there’s a catch. Property owner Richard DeLoach was granted …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/7/22
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A home building company looking to erect 200 new houses in Truesdale is asking the city government to help subsidize the cost of neighborhood construction with a special tax, city officials said last …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/6/22
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The Wright City R-II School Board is reviewing revised cost estimates for construction of a new high school and other upcoming projects.
Eric Wilson of Bond Architects presented the school board …
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John Rohlf, Staff Writer
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6/3/22
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Rules against swearing in public or uttering “abusive language” toward police officers have been struck down in Wright City after aldermen voted to amend the city’s law against …
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Adam Rollins, Staff Writer
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6/3/22
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Later this month, the Warren County R-III School Board will consider a policy for lactation support at district buildings.
The board, during its most recent meeting, tabled voting on a …
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John Rohlf, Staff Writer
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6/3/22
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First Impact will host a free 90-minute traffic safety program on Monday, June 6, at 6 p.m. at the Warren County Health Department Fitness Center, 3920 Highway 47.
First Impact, a traffic safety …
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6/3/22
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