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Gov. Mike Kehoe has proposed decreasing state spending for Missouri’s transportation industry. According to a chart from Citizens for Modern Transit and the Missouri Public Transit … more
In an effort to increase safety for students, faculty, and staff, the Wright City R-II School District and the Wright City Police Department recently announced an expanded partnership to better serve … more
Here are the incidents reported by the Warren County Sheriff's Department. more
From scenarios as wide-ranging as tractor-trailer crashes, t-bone collisions, and yes even cows, local first-responders and government officials participated in a table-top exercise hosted by the … more
This past weekend, several Warren County 4-H members traveled to Memphis, Tenn., to represent the county 4-H program at the Mid-South Farm and Gin Show 4-H Food Challenge. The challenge gave 4-H … more
Local and state officials were present March 3 in the lot behind Faith Christian Family Church for the groundbreaking for the church’s Share House project. According to FCFC Outreach Ministry … more
Since she took the job in 2024, Wright City R-II Superintendent Dr. Amy Salvo has worked to give the district’s students a voice. The key component of that work has been Salvo’s Student … more
Weather dependent, beginning March 16, crews with the Improve I-70 Warrenton to Wentzville Project will begin paving operations at the Wildcat Drive interchange at Wright City in Warren County. … more
Commercial signs in Warrenton were again a topic of conversation during the board of aldermen meeting March 3. more
With tornado season fast approaching, local emergency management officials are utilizing a number of tools to prepare. One is an incident support team which includes 14 volunteers who will be … more
The candidate filing period for the Aug. 4, 2026 primary election continued over the last week, but few contested races have begun to take shape. Incumbents have been the primary filers for … more
A proposed constitutional amendment that would  give lawmakers broad authority to expand the state sales tax  and use the revenue to eliminate the income tax won initial approval in the … more
Here are the upcoming events in Warren County. more
St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic School in Concord Hill near Marthasville, which has been open for over a century and a half, will close at the end of this school year, the … more
As communities’ concerns grow over rising electricity prices and the environmental effects of data centers, some local and state officials want to halt development of the facilities. Lawmakers … more
The following were chosen as Leaders of the Week at Daniel Boone Elementary for the week of Feb. 24. A faculty member nominated each child for modeling leadership qualities. Pictured top row from … more
The public is invited to an informational meeting to learn about the Missouri Route 47 bridge replacement over Interstate 70 and interchange improvements in Warrenton. The public meeting is planned … more
Warren County 4-H held its 4-H Royalty Coronation on Sunday, Feb. 22. The coronation was the culmination of a countywide 4-H fundraising effort to raise funds for programming and scholarships in … more
The Truesdale Board of Aldermen approved the purchase of a 2026 Chevy Silverado during their Feb. 25 meeting to replace a city vehicle totaled in an accident in October 2025. The board approved … more
The Innsbrook Board of Trustees noted that the status of the village’s fiscal year 2025-2026 budget is generally positive during its meeting Feb. 19. Board Chair Cynthia Bowers presented an … more
The following students were named WOW winners at Warrior Ridge Elementary for the week ending Feb. 27 for being safe, respectful and responsible. Pictured are Shevi, Hayes, Holland, Emma, Raina, … more
Here are the recent incidents reported by the Warren County Sheriff's Department. more
In an effort to address the constantly changing communications landscape, the Wright City R-II School Board was recently updated on changes to the district’s communications plan. At the … more
Candidates have started filing for the Aug. 4, 2026 primary election, but few contested races have begun to take shape. Incumbents have been the primary filers for local county elections as … more
As Missourians prepare to “spring forward” for the return to daylight saving time on Sunday, March 8, State Fire Marshal Tim Bean reminds them to use the time change as a reminder to check smoke … more
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