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Sticker shock stalls new playground at Diekroeger Park
Plans for installation of a new playground at Diekroeger Park got put on a last minute hold last week when Wright City aldermen were hit with a $102,000 price tag for part of the … more
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AMBASSADOR WINNERS — Wright City students Caden Crump and Aubyn Semler were named as the Wright City Ambassador program scholarship winners for 2021. Each of them received $1,000 as an award for group and individual community volunteer activities.
Wright City ambassadors honored with scholarship awards
Two Wright City High School students were honored recently as the top participants in the Wright City Ambassadors program, an annual effort to foster volunteerism and community engagement among … more
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This map, from the Missouri Office of Administration, shows the new boundaries of the Missouri State Senate's 10th District and 26th District. Warren County is changing districts as part of 10-year redistricting.
New election maps could significantly alter Warren County's state representation
Missouri’s tentative new map for state senate districts was unveiled by a commission of judges this week, and the new boundaries set Warren County up for a potentially awkward adjustment: No … more
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JUST A TASTE — Visiting homeschool students enjoy the taste of fresh maple syrup served by Cheryl Vieth, left, at Vieth Valley Farms in Marthasville. Tim Vieth, center, monitors maple sap being cooked in a 25-gallon stainless steel pan in the couple’s maple syrup shack, built specially for the process.
Marthasville couple enjoys sweet life with thriving maple syrup farm
Life is definitely sweet for Tim and Cheryl Vieth of Vieth Valley Farms in Marthasville. For 15 years, the couple has been learning the ins and outs of gathering maple sap from their trees and … more
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R-III Board approves next year’s staffing plan
The Warren County R-III School Board has approved the district’s staffing plan for the upcoming school year. The school board last week voted 5-1 in favor of a motion to approve the … more
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Marthasville settles five-year legal dispute with business
The city of Marthasville and custom machining manufacturer Schwoeppe Enterprises have agreed to settle a land use lawsuit that’s been simmering in court since 2017, resulting in some financial … more
TAKING UP RESIDENCE — Samantha Dobsch, left, and Holly J. Harris, stand in front of the building once known as Loretta’s in Marthasville.
Dobsch Chiropractic moves to former Loretta’s Bar building
Many have been watching and waiting to see what was happening at what was once Loretta’s Bar in Marthasville. There has been a lot of conjecture to see who would occupy the building. Gabe … more
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This image, taken from a Wright City School Board presentation, shows plans for Wright City current high school building after a new school is constructed. The dark green and gray portion to the right shows where the eastern half of the building will be demolished.
Once new Wright City High School is built, part of old school would be demolished
The Wright City R-II School District plans to eventually demolish half of its existing high school facility after a new, larger high school is constructed, according to district officials. This … more
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Eric Alderson
Warrenton High School's next principal is announced
Eric Alderson is set to take over as the Warrenton High School principal in July. Warrenton High School Superintendent Gregg Klinginsmith announced in late February that Alderson was named the … more
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CONDEMNED — A vacant house on Westwoods Road in Wright City has been a cause of complaints from neighbors for years. A condemnation hearing is being held in April.
A condemned house has been a years-long issue in Wright City
A condemned house on Westwoods Road in Wright City has been a years-long source of frustration for nearby residents, generating persistent complaints to city officials who say getting a fix has been … more
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PARTIALLY DEMO’D — A large portion of the rundown and vacant hat factory building in Marthasville has been demolished, but other sections remain standing. The city government is debating whether to retain a portion of the structure.
Tempers flare in debate over derelict hat factory in Marthasville
One of the oldest eyesores in Marthasville was put on borrowed time last July, when the city’s board of aldermen contracted with a construction service to demolish the town’s derelict hat … more
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PAINTBALL PARK — This diagram, provided by project engineers, shows the initial proposed layout and potential future expansions of Good Game Sports Park, a recreational facility proposed in Truesdale.
Truesdale approves license for paintball park
A proposed paintball and airsoft sports park on Veterans Memorial Parkway has received business license approval from the Truesdale Board of Aldermen. The board also approved the first of several … more
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Builder pitches 230 apartments in Wright City
A developer with a reputation for renovating rundown apartments in Warren County has announced intentions to build a 234-unit apartment complex in Wright City, and is seeking early buy-in from the … more
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Sawyer Brown will headline Fall Festival
The city of Warrenton has announced that storied country band Sawyer Brown will be the main stage performance of the 2022 Fall Festival in downtown Warrenton. Sawyer Brown has a long history of … more
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Wright City sub teachers get 26% pay increase
Wright City R-II School District is making a major adjustment to its pay for substitute staff in order to fill a gaping hole in the district’s staffing needs. Currently less than half the … more
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The site of a proposed gas station and restaurant is shown at the corner of South Highway 47 and Warrior Avenue. The mixed-use facility would include gas pumps, convenience store, fast food with drive-thru, and also a drive-thru car wash.
Warrenton green lights gas station near park
Warrenton aldermen have approved plans for a gas station, restaurant and car wash facility at the corner of South Highway 47 and Warrior Avenue, just outside the Warrenton Pool Park. The go-ahead … more
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Only one more joins county elections this week
Warren County Clerk Denise Stotler is the sole additional candidate to join in-county and state-level election filing over the last seven day period, staff in Stotler’s office told The Record … more
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Joseph Lumetta
Man accused of bomb plot invokes right to speedy trial
Joseph Lumetta, who is accused of a 2020 plot to bomb the Warren County Courthouse, is invoking his right to a speedy trial more than two years after his arrest. Lumetta, 37, is charged with … more
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Architectural plans for the first phase of construction at the proposed new Wright City High School.
R-II reins in construction costs as April vote approaches
As the Wright City R-II School District awaits the April vote that will decide on funding for a new high school and other facility construction, architects are tightening up their plans in order to … more
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Deborah Engemann is declining to run again as Warren County’s elected recorder of deeds. She has served that role for the county for more than 20 years.
Recorder of Deeds won’t run for re-election
Recorder of Deeds Deborah Engemann, who for more than two decades has been the primary caretaker of Warren County’s property records, has announced that she doesn’t intend to run for … more
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Incumbents, two new candidates file for county elected offices
A parade of incumbents wasted no time in seeking another term for offices that make up the heads of Warren County government. Candidate filing for nine county elected offices opened on Tuesday, … more
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BLOWOUT AUCTION — Auction volunteers Scott Taylor, front, and Eddie Meyer help signal bidders and drum up enthusiasm during the oral auction of the annual Warren County BackStoppers fundraiser. This year brought astonishing support for the charity, with over $100,000 raised during the oral auction alone.
BackStoppers returns with a roar, raises $150K for emergency worker families
The Warren County BackStoppers organization put COVID behind them and set their sights on a record-breaking goal for 2022. Not to disappoint, tickets were sold out weeks before the event held on … more
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Attorney General takes no action in Warrenton complaint
The Missouri Attorney General’s Office has declined to take any action over an allegation that the Warrenton Board of Aldermen improperly discussed a consulting contract outside of the … more
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New apartments spiked housing development over the last year
A wave of apartment developments getting off the ground propelled a surge in the amount of new housing units being built in Warrenton last year, according to data from Warrenton City … more
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Wright City seeks grant for Ruge Park trail improvements
Wright City officials are seeking up to $400,000 in state grant funding for paving or other improvements to the gravel walking trail at Ruge Park. The grant, administered by the Missouri State … more
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