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'Nash Bash' coming to Innsbrook Saturday
The Nash Bash Music Fest will take place at Innsbrook on Saturday. more
North Fourth Street in Marthasville, where street work will be headed next as crews work to widen and improve road surfaces in the city.
Street projects in Marthasville moving forward, but waiting on contractors
Marthasville has been working on street improvements for most of this year and they are making slow progress after facing delays from subcontractors. more
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Warren County Record Publisher/Owner Tim Schmidt, right, accepts the awards presented to the newspaper for the staff’s work in 2023. Also pictured is Amos Bridges, editor-in-chief of the Springfield News-Leader and Missouri Press Association president.
Warren County Record wins awards in annual Missouri Press contest
The Warren County Record was honored with four awards in the Better Newspaper Contest sponsored by the Missouri Press Association and Missouri Press Foundation. more
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Marthasville still waiting on security camera installation at City Park
Marthasville city officials are patiently waiting for additional security cameras to be installed at City Park and city hall as part of an initiative to curb vandalism. more
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The Innsbrook Planning and Zoning Commission has filled its vacancies, but not without controversy
Innsbrook has filled the vacancies on its Planning and Zoning Commission, but one of the outgoing commissioners feels he was unfairly removed. more
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Families were able to enjoy the Kids Korner at the Warrenton Fall Festival where there was face painting, a bounce house and balloon animals for the kids to enjoy. Later in the afternoon they lined the street for the Circus Kaput’s performance at the festival.
Warrenton Fall Festival hailed as a success
Warrenton held its annual Fall Festival last Saturday, Sept. 21. more
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John Rekart and his son, CJ, 4, visit the Kids’ Korner at the Warrenton Fall Festival where CJ received his balloon sword.
PHOTO GALLERY: Warrenton Fall Festival [Photo gallery]
Warrenton held its annual Fall Festival last Saturday, Sept. 21. more
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Wright Construction shared pictures with the Wright City R-II School Board to show the progression of the new high school.
Wright City High School making progress on exterior
The construction of the new Wright City High School is coming along on schedule. more
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Pictured above, phase one of the Smith Street project will include improvements to the road from Laura Street to just past the MaryLou Center. While construction has not begun yet due to rain, contractor TS Banze has started to plan their work.
Work begins on Smith Street in Truesdale
Work has begun on Smith Street in Truesdale. more
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Work is underway south of Depot Street in Truesdale, where the "Pinkney Property" is being transformed into the Boone Ridge Manor Subdivision, a planned 64 home development.
Warrenton releases 'Pinkney Property' developer from land covenants
Last year, the Warrenton Board of Aldermen approved the sale of the “Pinkney Property,”, a plot of land within the Truesdale city limits. more
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Supporters gathered at the Tribute to Veterans Memorial on Friday, Sept. 20 to celebrate POW/MIA Remembrance Day. Attendees paid their respects to those members of our nation's armed forces who were captured as prisoners of war or are missing in action during the candlelight vigil.
Tribute to Veterans Memorial hosts candlelight vigil for POW and MIA Remembrance Day
The vigil was held Friday evening. more
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Students at Wright City Middle School leave after dismissal on Tuesday. The Wright City R-II School District hopes to curtail absenteeism and education neglect along with the Warren County R-III District through a new initiative with the Warren County Prosecuting Attorney's office.
School Districts partnering with Prosecuting Attorney's office to combat education neglect
Since the COVID-19 Pandemic, Warren County schools have struggled with absenteeism and poor attendance from students, and through a new partnership with Prosecuting Attorney Hannah Dunakey, they hope to attack this problem at its roots. more
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Volunteers for the Innsbrook Historical Society wrap up work on the barn on Sept. 12. The restoration of the barn is in progress and nearing completion as additions like lean-tos on the sides are built.
'A Labor of Love': Innsbrook Historical society restoring 19th century barn
For the last 15 years, the Innsbrook Historical Society has been reconstructing structures from the surrounding area in search of a home. It started with a log cabin and a schoolhouse, and now they are nearing completion on a 19th century barn on the property. more
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Kim, left, and Toosie Margolis, are the primary caretakers of the small flock of chickens at the Bethel Hills Community in Dutzow. Bethel Hills was recently awarded a $10,000 grant for a new chicken house and an additional $40,000 grant to build a commercial greenhouse from Kubota's Hometown Proud Grant Program.
Bethel Hills Community receives $50,000 grant for new chicken house, greenhouse
The Bethel Hills Community is drawing up plans to build a new, more spacious chicken house and a commercial greenhouse after becoming the recipient of a Kubota Hometown Proud Grant for $50,000. more
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Warren County R-III School District agrees to spend $10 million in bond funds this year
The Warren County R-III School Board of Education approved an agreement with L.J. Hart and Company to spend no more than $10 million this year as a part of Prop R3. more
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The Refresco Bottling Plant located on Veterans Memorial Parkway in Truesdale.
Refresco files lawsuit related to Truesdale bottling plant
Refresco Beverages has filed a lawsuit in Delaware with Congo Brands Procurement LLC and Prime Hydration LLC related to their bottling plant in Truesdale. more
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Warren County Commission approves 2024 tax rate
The Warren County Commission has approved the 2024 tax rate for the county. more
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MK Ranch Bar and Grill is set to open in the old Nike store in the Shoppes at Warrenton early next year.
MK Ranch Bar and Grill to expects to open next year
The MK Ranch Bar and Grill is set to open in the Shoppes at Warrenton at the beginning of next year. more
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Thomas Roman
DARE TO EXCEL: Thomas Roman
Thomas Roman was only a freshman when he received exemplary in the 2024 District SSE in his alto saxophone solo. more
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Volunteers cheered and waved signs at drivers passing on E Main Street in Warrenton, beckoning them to stop by the parking lot for Drive-Thru Prayer with Pastor Doug Kraus.
College United Methodist Church holds 3rd annual ‘SERVE Day’
Instead of their normal Sunday worship, members of the College United Methodist Church in Warrenton gathered on the morning of Sept. 8 to receive their service assignments as part of their third annual “SERVE Day.” more
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Turf fields increase use at Warrenton Athletic Complex
The Warrenton Athletic Complex held its first baseball games on the new turf fields earlier this year. Warrenton Director of Operations Jon Struckhoff said the turf has been a marked improvement for the complex and has helped to bring more business to the area. more
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Warrenton prepares for the 2024 Fall Festival
Warrenton will host the Fall Festival on Saturday, Sept 21. more
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Crews work on boring underneath the railroad to complete a water main replacement near the roundabout at Booneslick Road and Veterans Memorial Parkway in Warrenton.
Warrenton public works projects moving forward
The city of Warrenton has several public works projects that are currently underway, and while one is nearing completion, another is just getting off the ground. more
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Volunteer Firefighter Kyle Creech sits in the new Kawasaki side-by-side at Wright City Fire Protection District Station 3.
Wright City Fire Protection District receives $9,500 grant from Norfolk Southern Railroad
The Wright City Fire Protection District received a $9,500 “Safety First” grant from the Norfolk Southern Railroad which went towards purchasing a new Kawasaki side-by-side for Station 3, located on State Highway WW. more
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Village of Innsbrook to pay Sheriff’s Department for security at meetings
The Village of Innsbrook will continue to pay the Warren County Sheriff’s Department for a deputy to attend board of trustee meetings after an agreement was approved at the Aug. 12 board meeting. more
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