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A Kansas City, Missouri, woman is facing felony drug charges following a Tuesday, Sept. 29 traffic stop in southern Warren County, according to online court records. more
A Cuba, Missouri, truck driver was seriously injured in a tractor-trailer rollover crash Tuesday, Sept. 29, in Marthasville, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. more
Marthasville aldermen heard an update Wednesday, Sept. 16, on various street improvements that have recently been ongoing in the city. more
The newly named Dutzow Landing has been a beehive of creativity and renovation during the past year. more
At its Aug. 19 meeting, the Marthasville Board of Aldermen approved a 2026 property tax rate of $0.6736 per $100 of assessed valuation. more
Following the success of this year’s National Night Out event on Aug. 4 in Truesdale, planning is already underway for next year’s event, which will be in Warrenton. more
Take two good friends, add donuts and bakery items, toss in nicknames and top it off with a couple of shots of espresso. KayBug’s Bakery will make its debut at 203 Depot St. with a soft opening within a few days and a grand opening planned for Sept. 12 during the annual car show in Marthasville. more
Marthasville aldermen, who say they were unaware that a trash hauling contract they approved in April gives each of them personally an extra trash cart that they don’t have to pay for, are now looking to revise the agreement. more
Sweet Corn Sunday, which began in 2020 in Treloar, transformed this year into “Watermelon Sunday.” While the last-minute change came as a result of anticipated extreme heat, organizer Dan Burkhardt said the substitute event was a success and may return next year. more
The American Red Cross will host a blood drive from 2 to 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 31, at American Legion Post 180 in Marthasville. more
Due to expected excessive heat, Sweet Corn Sunday, which had been scheduled for Aug. 16 in Treloar and Peers, is being replaced with “Watermelon Sunday.” more
A Eureka man was charged with a felony Friday, Aug. 7, after what he described as a “firebomb” was found in his vehicle in Dutzow. more
A Warren County woman is facing felony charges after allegedly stealing a tractor. more
Truesdale City Manager and City Clerk Elsa Smith-Fernandez said National Night Out is free to attend for all ages and “kind of a jam-packed event.”  more
The Marthasville Board of Aldermen approved a preliminary plat July 15 for The Orchards Plat 2, a continuation of a subdivision started three decades ago by a different developer. more
Marthasville aldermen voiced support for a new “tiny library” in the city at their meeting last week, as well as for following through on past plans for a permanent library branch. more
The Marthasville Board of Aldermen declined to revisit a proposal to develop an RV park in the city at their Wednesday, July 15 meeting. more
After a lengthy discussion, the Marthasville Board of Aldermen voted down continuing with a project to build a new RV park and campsite at Wessel Park by a 3-1 vote. more
The Missouri Conservation Commission and Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) held a ceremony to honor Dan and Connie Burkhardt with the Master Conservationist Award Friday, May 29, at the Washington Council Chambers. more
The Marthasville Board of Aldermen voted unanimously to approve laying the sub-base of a walking trail leading up to and around the retention pond in Rusche Park during their meeting Wednesday, May 20. more
Emmaus Homes, a nonprofit provider of services for adults with developmental disabilities, announced the appointment of Ryan Gruhala as its new president and chief executive officer, effective July 1.  more
The Marthasville American Legion Post 180 will observe a Memorial Day Ceremony Monday, May 25 at 11 a.m. During the service the Post Honor Guard will honor the service of our fallen veterans with a … more
The Marthasville Board of Alderman unanimously approved a bid by Grace Hauling for three years of trash service during their April 22 meeting. The city received two bids, one from Grace and the … more
In the Warrenton Board of Aldermen Ward I candidate Cody Turner defeated incumbent Jack Crump. Turner received 169 votes (51.52%), while Crump received 159 votes (48.48%). Turner died April 2, at the age of 36. Due to Turner’s death, the results of the election once declared official, would create a vacancy in Ward I, according to Warrenton City Manager Brandie Walters.  more
The Marthasville Board of Aldermen scheduled a workshop for April 1 to discuss an updated employee handbook. At their March 25 meeting, the board members discussed that they had already had one … more
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