Warren County college students were recognized for their academic efforts with end-of-semester honors.
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Two Warren County residents were named to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s spring 2025 dean’s list. Claire Hellebusch and Lilly Murphy, both of Marthasville, were named to the list in recognition of their academic efforts.
Lacy Juedemann, of Foristell, was recognized for her efforts on the University of Mississippi’s spring 2025 dean’s honor roll.
At the University of Arkansas, students Grant and Hayden Foster, both of Foristell, were named to the university’s spring 2024 dean’s list.
Central Methodist University also recognized several Warren County graduates at their spring 2025 commencement ceremony, including Annabeth Colbert, of Wright City, who received a bachelor of science in education, Mikenna Collins, of Jonesburg, who received a bachelor in accountancy and Renee Finke, also of Jonesburg, who received a bachelor of science.
