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School Resource Officer Scott Taylor reads to Mrs. Franz' first grade class in the library on the morning of March 4.
Reading is FUNdamental at Rebecca Boone Elementary
Rebecca Boone Elementary held Reading is FUNdamental week this week as special guests came in to read to students. more
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February 2025 building permits
These are the building permits issued in the month of February by the Warren County Planning and Zoning office. more
Wright City R-II approves academic calendars for 2025-26 and 2026-27 school years
The Wright City R-II Board of Education unanimously (7-0) approved the 2025-26 and 2026-27 academic calendars at their meeting on Feb. 20. more
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Work continues on the animal shelter located on Highway M in Innsbrook. President Tracy Sator hopes to open some time in the fall.
Wags and Whiskers Animal Shelter receiving matching donations thanks to contributions from Barb and Gary Powell
The Wags and Whiskers Animal Shelter in Innsbrook received a generous donation from Barb and Gary Powell. The Powells, who are longtime supporters of the shelter, will match any donations up to a total of $10,000.  more
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Wright City going out for grants on new police officers, park improvements
The Wright City Board of Aldermen approved two grant proposals at their Feb. 27 meeting and will pay grant writer TMZ Marketing Services to move forward with the application process.  more
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Signs installed along Roelker Road by the city to help improve traffic flow and road safety. As the project moves along they also plan to paint stop lines at he railroad tracks and a crosswalk at the high school with a lighted sign.
Improvements to Roelker Road moving forward
Wright City Mayor Michelle Heiliger provided an update on repairs and improvements to Roelker Road at the board of aldermen’s Feb. 27 meeting.  more
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Warrenton man charged with domestic assault
Courtney Franklin, 33, of Warrenton, was charged in connection to a domestic incident that was investigated by the Warren County Sheriff's Department on March 4. more
LOCAL SCENE: upcoming events in Warren County this week
The following is a list of upcoming events in Warren County this week. more
Some of the Weinrichs' chickens in their backyard coop.
Truesdale board holds public hearing on chicken ordinance, decides to wait on changes
The Truesdale Board of Aldermen will consider changes to its chicken ordinance following a public hearing on Feb. 26. more
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The three co-owners of the Outfield Bar and Grill in Marthasville, pictured, from left: Shana Nadler, Angela Borgmann and Amy Burns.
The Outfield Bar and Grill opens in Marthasville
The Outfield Bar and Grill officially opened its doors in Marthasville on Jan. 15, and has been seeing success at its location on Highway 47 ever since.  more
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Truesdale making preparations for annual Railroad Days Summerfest
The Truesdale Board of Aldermen approved several contracts for the city’s annual Railroad Days Summerfest at their Feb. 26 meeting. more
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A section of W. Main Street in Warrenton that was briefly closed to replace a sewer main last week. Director of Operations Jon Struckhoff expected the project to close another portion of the street further west later this year.
Main Street reopens in Warrenton, sewer main project ongoing
Warrenton crews continue to work on repairs to a sewer main that caused a portion of W. Main Street to close for several days last week. more
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Warrenton board to make decision on cost sharing agreement, hear grant proposals at meeting tonight
The Warrenton Board of Aldermen will have their first meeting of the month tonight at 6 p.m. more
Foley man charged with burglary in Warren County
A Foley man was arrested in connection to a burglary that took place in Warren County on Feb. 25. more
Foristell woman charged with domestic assault
A Foristell woman was charged with domestic assault stemming from an incident that took place in the early morning of March 2. more
Application period now open for CREC scholarship program
Cuivre River Electric Cooperative is once again accepting scholarship applications from graduating high school seniors and current college students. more
MU Extension: overcome poor soil, lack of space with straw bale gardening
Straw bale gardens are becoming popular with growers who are plagued with poor soil or limited garden space, said University of Missouri Extension Horticulturist David Trinklein. more
Warren County college students recognized for graduation, end-of-semester honors
Warren County college students were recognized for graduation, end-of-semester honors. more
MU Extension: weighing the value of eggs amid high prices
The high price of eggs and egg shortages in some places have led some consumers to seek out other sources of protein.  more
Child Care Aware of Missouri shares newest child care report
Child Care Aware of Missouri recently released a new Missouri Child Care Capacity Analysis created for Kids Win Missouri, a nonprofit dedicated to making an impact on the lives of children and families.  more
Former Black Hawk Middle School teacher Christian Wenzel, who was paralyzed in a hunting accident in 2012, recently published a book about his struggles following his accident. The book, "Beauty in Brokenness: Life Beyond Legs," covers how he learned to live with his disability.
Former Warren County R-III teacher, paraplegic, publishes book on his experiences
Christian Wenzel published his book, “Beauty in Brokenness: Life Beyond Legs,” about his experiences as a paraplegic following a hunting accident in 2012.  more
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Wright City R-II School Board accepts greenhouse bid
The Wright City R-II Board of Education unanimously (7-0) approved a greenhouse bid of $428,708.75 from MTI Greenhouse on Feb. 20.  more
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The Treloar Bar and Grill's new location on Highway N northeast of Treloar where excavating work is just beginning. John and Lisa Ketterer are optimistic and hope to have the new location open by the end of this summer.
Treloar Bar and Grill plans to reopen this summer
John and Lisa Ketterer were unsure if they were ever going to rebuild the Treloar Bar and Grill after a devastating flash flood struck the small community last July. They even refused donations at … more
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With five No. 1 country radio hits, a Grand Ole Opry membership and a Kentucky Music Hall of Fame induction under his belt as part of Montgomery Gentry, Eddie Montgomery shows no signs of slowing down. He is scheduled to appear this summer at the Warren County Fair along with Ty Herndon and Byrdie Wilson.
Montgomery Gentry, Ty Herndon, Byrdie Wilson to perform at Warren County Fair this summer
Country music will be returning to the main stage at the Warren County Fair this summer as the fair board announced they have booked Montgomery Gentry, Ty Herndon and Byrdie Wilson to perform on Saturday, July 5.  more
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Warren County Commissioners outline plan for expected road work in 2025
The Warren County Commissioners have obligated a large portion of the county’s remaining ARPA funds to catch up on road maintenance before moving forward with paving new roads in the coming years.  more
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