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The Truesdale Board of Aldermen has agreed to a home builder’s proposal to place a special tax on 190 future homes in order to subsidize $3 million from the cost of their neighborhood’s … more
Last year’s announcement of a massive beef processing facility coming to Warren County was one of the biggest pieces of economic news that this area has ever had. The accomplishment of bringing … more
Booming home construction in Warren County hit a major speed bump in 2022, slowing to a tepid pace in the towns where construction had previously been concentrated. Based on the number of new … more
Editor’s note: This story contains some graphic information related to this murder investigation. LOUIS — Investigators with the Greater St. Louis Major Case Squad say they have … more
Matt Dabbs, a captain of the Warrenton Fire District and one of five candidates for alderman in Truesdale, is withdrawing from the upcoming election. Dabbs registered to run for the position of … more
The city of Truesdale is officially underway in its efforts to establish planning and zoning regulations, a type of government oversight that guides growth and development in a community. Planning … more
Having a storage lot next to neighborhoods and schools is undesirable, according to Wright City’s elected leaders. It might also be impossible for them to stop. In early December, a Warren … more
Profound joy and deep sadness inspire the work of Kelli Clodfelter, who spends every day running programs that help make her community a better place. Clodfelter is the executive director of … more
The Village of Innsbrook is asking residents to once again consider a tax proposal that would extend the village’s sales tax to include online purchases. The Village Board of Trustees voted … more
The Missouri Attorney General’s office will operate in “unyielding pursuit of victory,” Andrew Bailey said Tuesday as he was being sworn into office.  Bailey, in a short … more
No Time To Spare Animal Rescue in Pendleton is suing the Warren County government over a permit dispute that the animal shelter won in October 2022. The nonprofit shelter and owner Carol Risley … more
Ariana Camarena, a 2022 graduate of Warrenton High School, will be heading off to Florida in January to embark on an internship with Disney. She has immersed herself in music and theater since she … more
If Wright City residents want major street improvements done in their neighborhoods in the immediate future, they should set up a special tax to pay for those projects, according to Wright … more
A possible plane crash was reported to the 911 Dispatch Center in Warren County on Dec. 28, causing emergency responders to immediately deploy to the area north of the intersection of Highway A/B and … more
The clock has run out and registration is closed for candidates to get on the ballot for local city government, school board and emergency district leadership elections this spring. Local … more
A blaze completely destroyed the main structure of a single-story ranch home in the village of Innsbrook on Dec. 23. No one was home at the time of the fire, so emergency responders … more
The Wright City R-II school district saw its highest summer school numbers since 2019 during the 2022 summer school session.  The Wright City R-II school’s district came in just short … more
In a significant turn of events from where they first started, the Truesdale Board of Aldermen voted Dec. 14 to approve a tax abatement deal with beverage maker Refresco. The agreement will allow … more
After Missouri voters last month approved a constitutional amendment legalizing recreational marijuana, two local cities are confronting the question of whether to tax the drug. The amendment … more
In the field of high school education, it’s always important to ask whether students are learning all the knowledge and skills they’ll need out in “the real world.” Well, … more
By Adam Rollins Staff Writer Every year, one of the most positive interactions that local law enforcement officers get to have with their community is to take children from low-income families … more
During numerous discussions of potential street projects, stormwater improvements, facility maintenance, and replacing rundown vehicles, Wright City’s elected leaders have frequently commented … more
Volunteers at two Warrenton cemeteries carried out a somber, but meaningful tradition this weekend with the laying of holiday wreaths at the graves of every military veteran in the city. The … more
The owners of a Warrenton-area real estate investment business and local economic development operatives are signaling their intent to bring an industrial or commercial development to a 178-acre … more
Wright City leaders are becoming increasingly anxious about a looming problem in the city: Streets and other infrastructure that were built for a town of 2,000 people are beginning to buckle under … more
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