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The Warrenton Board of Aldermen listened to a proposal from Crusoe, the builder of the proposed data center in the city, for an 80 percent personal property tax abatement during a work session Feb. … more
During the Feb. 17, Warrenton Board of Aldermen meeting Director of Operations Jon Struckoff announced that the Marshall Tucker Band will be the featured entertainer at this year’s Fall Festival. … more
The pews were full Sunday afternoon at Wesley-Smith Chapel in Wright City as dozens gathered to celebrate Black History Month with a program filled with singing and various presentations including a … more
Warrenton boys basketball coach Mark Thomas, who was placed on administrative leave pending the results of a district investigation earlier this week, has been cleared by the board of any wrongdoing. … more
Longtime Warren County Backstoppers supporter Frank Stuermann was remembered during the 14 th annual dinner-dance fundraiser by a packed house, Saturday, Feb. 22 at St. Ignatius of Loyola Community … more
The Warren County Planning and Zoning Commission tabled a final vote on a proposal for a proposed racetrack at 22245 Lix Road until March 19 in order to get more specifics on sound levels and parking … 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 the Warrenton boys wrapped up the home portion of its schedule on Tuesday, there was a noticeable absence on the Warriors’ sideline. That’s because earlier in the day, boys' coach Mark … more
Here is the calendar of events for Warren County, Missouri. more
After years of states pushing legislation to accelerate the development of data centers and the electric grid to support them, some legislators want to limit or repeal state and local incentives that … more
On March 11, the Missouri Department of Transportation will permanently close the commuter parking lot located at the Missouri Route 47/Interstate 70 interchange between the North Service Road and … more
The Missouri House voted Monday to spend state general revenue to serve people enrolled under the Medicaid expansion program  for the first time  since it was passed by voters in 2020. … more
Cuivre River Electric Cooperative is now accepting scholarship applications from graduating high school seniors, current college students and adults pursuing continuing education in their chosen … more
A 29-year-old was transported to the hospital with minor injuries following a three-vehicle crash Sunday, Feb. 22 around 10:30 a.m. at Interstate 70 eastbound near mile marker 195.2. According … more
The Innsbrook Board of Trustees held a special meeting Feb. 11 to discuss a review of their city codes. The village is currently reviewing their codes for possible revision. During the … more
The following were chosen as Leaders of the Week at Daniel Boone Elementary for the week of Feb. 3.  A faculty member nominated each child for modeling leadership qualities. Pictured top row … more
When Ariel Jacinto-Perez picks up a crochet hook, he isn’t just making chickens; he’s making connections. Jacinto-Perez, a fourth grader at Wright City West Elementary, has turned the … more
Sunday, Feb. 8 Stracks Church Rd., Wright City: Domestic Ponderosa Ct., Foristell: Disturbance Spruce Dr., Warrenton: Trespassing Broookside Dr./Grand Ave., Marthasville: … more
The Truesdale Board of Aldermen discussed the purchase of a 2026 Chevrolet Silverado at their Feb. 11 meeting, but decided to hold off on the purchase as they wanted to give a local dealership an … more
The following students were named WOW winners at Warrior Ridge Elementary for the week ending Feb. 6 for being safe, respectful and responsible. Pictured are Caden, Naomi, Alliya, Derrick, Effie, … more
Truesdale and American Red Cross officials are exploring a future partnership where the MaryLou Center could be used in the aftermath of a natural disaster or other potential programs.  … more
Three first responder agencies are seeking a one-cent sales tax increase in the upcoming April election due to concerns at the state level regarding the possible reduction or elimination of future … more
The Wright City Board of Aldermen unanimously approved a contract with Mow Brothers Lawn Care in the amount of $1,900 per cut for lawn mowing service at the Wright City Cemetery. The city had … more
Tiny houses were the topic of conversation during the Warrenton Board of Aldermen’s work session Feb. 10, and while one alderman is very much in support of the concept, two others voiced concerns … more
Missouri’s beef industry isn’t a secret society. It’s a working network of families, neighbors, partners and communities with shared interests and goals that band together to get the work done. … more
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