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By Zach Bott
zachb@warrensburgstar-
journal.com
KINGSVILLE – The
Missouri Department of
Transportation hosted a
public meeting Tuesday,
June 25 at the Elm Springs
Baptist Church regarding
intersection improvements
on U.S. Highway 50 near
Powell Gardens in Johnson
County.
MoDOT will be con-
structing J-turns on U.S.
Highway 50 and closing
median crossovers from
3,500 feet east of North-
west 1601st Road to 3,500
feet west of Northwest
1601st Road. The project
length is 1.45 miles.
The project is in the
planning phase. MoDOT
will take public comments
until July 9 and invite bids
in the spring of 2025. Con-
struction is planned for
the summer of 2025.
The estimated total cost
of the project is up to $2.1
million, with funding com-
ing from the Statewide
Transportation Improve-
ment Program, which is a
combination of state and
federal safety funding.
The project is designed
to improve the safety of
the corridor and will in-
clude the construction of
J-turns. An alternative to
traditional roadway in-
tersections on a four-lane
highway, a J-turn seeks to
greatly reduce or elimi-
nate a signicant number
of severe crashes common
when drivers must cross
busy highways to reach
another road.
According to MoDOT,
trafc volumes are nearly
three times more than they
were in 1967 when the cor-
ridor was built. In the last
ve years, there have been
17 crashes at intersections
along this stretch, includ-
ing 14 right-angle crashes
and three fatalities. These
safety improvements are
expected to reduce crash-
es, specically right-angle
crashes.
Just as the right an-
gle implies, cars not going
parallel to each other, so
one car is hit from the side
from a car approaching,
MoDOT Project Manager
Jackie White said. “Gen-
erally, they are caused
by trafc coming from a
more minor roadway try-
ing to turn left onto a more
major roadway, like U.S.
50.”
In a J-turn design, driv-
ers turn right in the same
direction of trafc, and
merge safely into the left
lane to prepare to make a
left turn in the direction
they intended to travel.
This option uses an ex-
tended deceleration lane,
basically adding a third
lane on the highway to al-
low trafc making a left
turn onto opposing lanes
to safely pull off the main-
line, out of the way of high-
speed trafc. In addition,
acceleration lanes may be
constructed to allow traf-
c an opportunity to gain
speed after turning onto
the highway.
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By Zach Bott
zachb@warrensburgstar-
journal.com
WARRENSBURG – War-
rensburg Main Street joined
an exclusive list last week when
it was named a Main Street
America Accredited program
for 2024, joining 863 other pro-
grams across the country.
We are excited to continue
our work to keep downtown
Warrensburg a proud place full
of thriving businesses, excit-
ing events, local art and full
sidewalks!” the organization
said in a Facebook post. “We
cannot thank each business
owner, board member, com-
mittee member, city ofcial and
community member enough.
We couldn’t be the organization
we are without (your support)!”
The organization is already
one of nine accredited Mis-
souri Main Street Connection
programs, a title it has held
since 2016, along with those
in Liberty, Lee’s Summit, In-
dependence, Cape Girardeau,
Excelsior Springs, Washington,
Chillicothe and Joplin.
Main Street America was
founded in 1980 as the Nation-
al Main Street Center and has
since gone on to generate more
than $100 billion in local rein-
vestment, rehab over 300,000
buildings, create over 750,000
new jobs, and start 175,000 new
businesses in over 2,000 com-
munities across the country. Its
vision is to help build, strength-
en and advance shared pros-
perity in smaller community
downtown areas and commer-
cial districts through values
like collaboration, resilience
and support of small businesses
and entrepreneurs.
Warrensburg Main Street
Executive Director Jamie De-
Backer said her organization
applied for the accreditation in
December and met with rep-
resentatives from Main Street
America in February.
We have a self valuation
where we score ourselves as an
organization (on) the four points
of Main Street, which are pro-
motion, organization, economic
vitality and design,” DeBack-
er explained. “We’re making
sure we’re not just focused on
events, but we’re also working
towards building good business
inventory, saving our historic
buildings, and fundraising for
volunteer recruitment.”
During their visit, the rep-
resentatives from Main Street
America met with local stake-
Warrensburg Main Street
named an accredited program
Representatives from Main Street America meet with Warrens-
burg Main Street board and committee members, stakeholders
and partners during a visit in February. PHOTO COURTESY OF
WARRENSBURG MAIN STREET
MoDOT presents plans for
Highway 50 renovations
near Powell Gardens
MoDOT Project Manager Jackie White speaks with Johnson County residents
about the new J-turn renovation plans on Tuesday, June 25, at Elm Spring Baptist
Church. PHOTO BY ZACH BOTT | STARJOURNAL
See MAIN STREET, Page A2
See SURVIVAL HOUSE,
Page A5
By Nicole Cooke
nicolec@warrensburg
starjournal.com
WARRENSBURG – Survival
House is embarking on a major
project with the announcement
of a capital campaign to raise
funds for a new facility.
In late April, the local non-
prot announced it purchased
7.5 acres of land in Warrens-
burg to build a new facility.
Executive Director Alisa White
said there isn’t a timeline at the
moment, but she anticipates it
will be a ve-year process.
White said the current shel-
ter, which is at a nondisclosed
location in Warrensburg for
the safety of residents, was
built in the early 1900s as a
single-family home. Survival
House has owned it since the
late 1990s and converted it into
a shelter for the organization’s
clients seeking support after
domestic and sexual violence.
As you can imagine, it is
in need of a lot of repair,”
White said. “It only has one
ADA-compliant room, so it lim-
its who we can take in greatly,
and the stairs are just really
shallow, so it’s hard for indi-
viduals to get up and down. It is
falling apart, it’s just old. It has
good bones, but its not meant
to have 170 people go through
it. … The amount of people that
have been in and out of that
shelter was way more than it
was ever meant to handle.
According to information
from White, Survival House
received 3,407 hotline calls
from January 2020 to April
2024 and was unable to provide
services for 1,171 of them.
Even if only half of them
weren’t (domestic violence)
callers or people not looking
for shelter, that’s still a lot of
people who needed help when
we didn’t have rooms avail-
able,” the information states.
Lack of space & comfort
The current facility has ve
rooms plus a shared living
room, dining room and kitchen.
Two bathrooms are available,
but only one has a working
shower/bathtub. Most rooms
feature bunk beds to maximize
the limited space, and little
personal storage is available.
The shelter’s maximum ca-
pacity is 30 people. After the
Star-Journal’s tour last month
when it was roughly one-third
occupied, it can be hard to
imagine the home comfortably
housing three times as many
people.
Both sets of stairs are nar-
row and steep, making it dif-
cult for older or disabled resi-
dents to reach the second oor,
which houses the washer and
dryer. The rst oor also in-
cludes a cramped ofce space
used by two employees; it’s
challenging to have private
conversations with clients. The
common areas are often dim,
as residents, volunteers and
staff try to keep utility bills
low by keeping lights off when-
ever possible.
“If we have 20 people in shel-
ter, having four people in my
home with two bathrooms is
barely enough,” White said.
We’re trying to spread out
living spaces so people aren’t
living on top of each other.
A large portion of the base-
ment is used for storage, while
the rest of the dark cellar is too
awkwardly laid out to be use-
ful. However, the old home has
problems with ooding, leaks
and pests. Any food stored in
the basement must be kept in
plastic totes.
The fenced side yard has a
swing set, but there is not much
space left for residents to use.
A second smaller home next
door is used only for storage
and group meetings. White said
it’s in better condition than the
primary home, but it doesn’t
Survival House launches capital
campaign for new shelter facility
The Survival House domestic violence shelter has ve rooms
and two bathrooms, and can hold a maximum of 30 clients.
Most of the rooms feature bunk beds to maximize the limited
space. PHOTO BY NICOLE COOKE | STARJOURNAL
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Nebraska-Lincoln Spring 2024 Dean’s List
Cheyenne Marie Storms, of Warrensburg,
has been named to the dean’s list at the Uni-
versity of Nebraska-Lincoln for the spring
semester of the 2023-24 academic year.
Storms, a junior majoring in architectural
studies, was named to the dean’s list for the
College of Architecture.
More than 6,600 students at Nebraska
were named to the dean’s list for the spring
semester.
Qualication for the dean’s list varies
among the eight undergraduate colleges and
the Explore Center; students in the College
of Architecture must have a 3.75.
Evangel Spring 2024 Dean’s List
Evangel University announced the stu-
dents named to the spring 2024 dean’s list.
To be a dean’s list honoree, students must
pass a minimum of 12 semester credits with
a semester GPA average of 3.6-4.0.
Local students named to the list include:
Warrensburg: Daniel Allen
Washburn Spring 2024 Dean’s List
Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas,
has announced its spring 2024 dean’s list
honorees. To qualify for the dean’s list, a
student must be enrolled in 12 hours of grad-
ed credits and earn a semester grade point
average of 3.4 to 3.99.
Local students named to the list include:
Knob Noster: Kirstyn Brown
Leeton: Hannah Elwell
Donald Russell Pryor
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Warrensburg. Arrangements are under
the direction of Sweeney-Phillips & Hol-
dren Funeral Home.
Highway Safety Award nominations sought
The Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safe-
ty is accepting nominations for individuals,
organizations and events to be recognized
for their efforts in making Missouri’s road-
ways safer, moving the Show-Me State
toward zero fatalities. Winners will be
recognized at the 2024 Missouri Show-Me
Zero Conference in Columbia at the end of
September.
There are four statewide awards and
one award for each of the seven coalition
regions.
The statewide awards include the Buck-
le Up Phone Down Champion Award, the
HOPE (Highway Opportunities through Pro-
fessional Engineering) Award, the Lay Down
the Law Award, and the Tempe Humphrey
Award.
Nominations are due by July 28. Five
individuals with an interest in transporta-
tion safety have been selected throughout
Missouri to judge the regional and statewide
awards. Award winners and their nominators
will be notied in August. To submit a nom-
ination for awards, visit www.savemolives.
com/mcrs/highwaysafetyconference.
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During the Rural Elec-
tric Youth Tour to Wash-
ington, D.C., June 14-20,
Warrensburg High School’s
Saul Logan was named Mis-
souri’s representative on
the National Rural Electric
Cooperative Association
Youth Leadership Council.
As a member of the na-
tional council and young
cooperative leader, he will
represent the state of Mis-
souri throughout the next
year.
“Being selected to be
Missouri’s representative
for the NRECA Youth Lead-
ership Council was denite-
ly the highlight of the trip
for me,” Logan said. “Being
voted as the representative
for an entire state is so sur-
real, and I still don’t think
I’ve fully processed it.
NRECA’s Youth Lead-
ership Council is a net-
working opportunity cu-
rated to build leadership
and public speaking skills
and enhance the delegates’
knowledge of the energy in-
dustry and the cooperative
business model. Accord-
ing to NRECA, the intent
is for “Youth Leadership
Council members to leave
our program better-devel-
oped leaders with a stron-
ger determination to im-
prove their communities
and make their country a
better place.
“It is such an honor to
say that I am the YLC rep-
resentative for Missouri,
and I will do everything
in my power to be a good
leader for Missouri,” Logan
said. “I am really looking
forward to making a differ-
ence by organizing projects
for the benet of Missouri
citizens, as well as explor-
ing Atlanta, Georgia, this
coming March.”
YLC representatives will
spend the year learning
about youth advocacy and
the importance of voting
from industry leaders and
program alums, gaining an
understanding of the co-
operative business model,
speaking at their statewide
association’s and local,
sponsoring electric co-op’s
annual meetings, and net-
working with leaders from
all over the country.
In July, Logan will join
YLC representatives from
43 other states in Wash-
ington, D.C., for additional
leadership and cooperative
training. While there, they
will tour NRECAs ofces
and speak with industry
leaders, visit some fun lo-
cal places, and cultivate
friendships.
In March 2025, Logan
will attend NRECA’s An-
nual Meeting in Atlanta,
Georgia, where delegates
will be recognized from the
stage during the general
sessions and get hands-on
experience with virtually
every facet of the meet-
ing, including the resolu-
tions process and helping
co-op members communi-
cate with their legislators.
They will also hear keynote
speakers, attend breakout
sessions, and explore At-
lanta with their peers. Ap-
proximately 8,000 to 9,000
co-op leaders from all over
the country attend NRE-
CAs Annual Meeting.
Release courtesy of West
Central Electric Cooperative.
Local student representing Missouri on Leadership Council
Warrensburg High School’s Saul Logan has been named Mis-
souri’s representative on the National Rural Electric Coopera-
tive Association Youth Leadership Council.
PHOTO COURTESY OF WEST CENTRAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
MAIN STREET
Continued from Page A1
holders, partners and Warrensburg
Main Street board and committee
members.
We have a young board, which
kind of goes with our population,”
DeBacker said. “Forty percent of the
population of Warrensburg is between
the ages of 18 and 35, so we wanted
to make sure that was represented on
our board. The (representatives) were
excited to see our efforts in diversi-
fying our budget, (our) work with our
city and county, and all the next steps
we have.”
The representatives from Main
Street America also took note of the
11% vacancy rate in Warrensburg
downtown buildings, which was pre-
viously as high as 25%.
Now being accredited, Warrensburg
Main Street will have plenty of op-
portunities for future growth. It will
receive stipends to help with travel
and lodging costs for attending confer-
ences and allow for more members to
attend and learn about how to improve
Warrensburg. It will be able to promote
itself as one of the nine accredited or-
ganizations in the state, thus helping it
recruit more businesses to the down-
town area. And nally, its reach will
expand out to more afliate or asso-
ciate Missouri Main Street programs.
We want to give them support and
show them what we’re doing currently
to help get their community up to that
top tier,” DeBacker said.
DeBacker said she is looking for-
ward to the events scheduled by the
Missouri Main Street Connection this
year, including the Downtown Revi-
talization Conference hosted July 30
through Aug. 1 in Kansas City.
“It’s a conference full of great pre-
senters, anything about marketing or
telling your story about your down-
town, to historic tax credits, keeping
your historic guidelines and your de-
sign of downtown,” DeBacker said. “I
will be presenting on a panel with Ja-
son Elkins, who was a local developer
at the state conference, as well as I’ll
be doing a presentation on getting your
youth involved with the Main Street
program and how they can help be the
next leaders in your main street near
downtown.”
She is also excited about one of
Missouri Main Street’s quarterly
workshops set to be hosted Nov. 7 in
Washington.
Coming up locally, Main Street is
hosting its Patriotic Children’s Bike
Parade beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday,
June 29 at the Johnson County Court-
house Square. The festivities will fea-
ture Warrensburg Farmers’ Market
vendors, a bounce house, face painting,
a ag raising ceremony by Troop 400
and a performance of the national
anthem by Dr. Stella Dayrit-Roden at
10:15 a.m., leading to the parade begin-
ning at 10:30 a.m.
For more information on Missouri
Main Street Connection, visit momain-
street.org.
“I just encourage people to go out
and support those (other) communities
because we are all working for the
same goal of helping our downtowns
thrive and making sure the small
businesses are more successful,” De-
Backer said.
Zach Bott can be reached at 660-747-8123.
There is scientic evi-
dence suggesting that eat-
ing something spicy on a
hot summer day will make
you feel cooler, says Uni-
versity of Missouri horti-
culturist David Trinklein.
“Consuming spicy foods
leads to a phenomenon
known as ‘gustatory fa-
cial perspiration,’ which
ostensibly cools the body
more quickly than a cold
glass of lemonade or an
ice cream cone,” Trin-
klein said.
So, you might consider
reaching for the horserad-
ish sauce as a novel way
to keep cool this summer.
Whatever its effect on
cooling might be, horse-
radish is an interesting
plant that serves as the
source of a condiment en-
joying newfound popular-
ity nationwide,” he said.
The Horseradish In-
formation Council has
dubbed it “America’s fa-
vorite root.”
Native to southeastern
Europe and western Asia,
horseradish is a perenni-
al member of the Brassi-
caceae (mustard) family.
Although its leaves are ed-
ible, it is primarily grown
for its fleshy, pungent
roots. Its common name
is puzzling since it has
nothing to do with horses
and is not a radish, said
Trinklein.
The German word for
horseradish is “Meerret-
tich” (sea radish) since
it grows by the sea and,
like radish, bears a large
storage root. The English
began calling it “mare-
radish.” Over centuries,
“mare” became “horse,
giving the plant the com-
mon name by which we
know it today.
The use of horseradish
dates back at least 3,000
years. Some ancients used
horseradish syrup as a
cough medicine, while
others were convinced it
cured ailments such as
rheumatism and tubercu-
losis, Trinklein said. Early
Greeks, who considered
horseradish to be worth its
weight in gold, used it as
an ointment for back pain
and as an aphrodisiac.
The appreciation of
horseradish as food is
believed to have origi-
nated in Europe, he said.
During the Renaissance,
horseradish consumption
spread from central Eu-
rope north to Scandina-
via and west to England.
By the late 17th century,
English commoners and
laborers used horseradish
as a standard condiment,
especially to accompany
beef and oysters. From
England, it was taken to
North America during co-
lonial times.
In the U.S., commercial
production of horseradish
began in the mid-19th cen-
tury on small farms in the
Midwest. Today, Illinois
produces more horserad-
ish than any other state,
said Trinklein.
A little horseradish goes
a long way, and most fami-
lies need only a few plants.
Horseradish is propagated
in early spring from 8- to
9-inch root cuttings that
contain a growing point,
usually saved from the
previous fall’s harvest.
To plant, form a trench
3-5 inches deep. Place cut-
tings 12-15 inches apart
at 45-degree angles. Face
all in the same direction.
Cover the bottom portion
of the cuttings with soil to
hold them in place.
Horseradish grows best
in a deep, rich soil that is
moist and fertilized. Fer-
tilize by adding manure
in the fall before plant-
ing the following spring.
Add synthetic fertilizers
in the spring if you want,
but avoid fertilizers that
are high in nitrogen. Once
roots establish, irrigation
is usually not necessary
until later in the growing
season when the storage
roots begin to enlarge.
The greatest amount of
root growth occurs during
late summer or early fall
when temperatures are
relatively mild. Harvest
by digging the roots in
late October or early No-
vember after frost. Dig
roots anytime during the
winter as long as the soil
is not frozen.
Horseradish is relative-
ly pest-free. Flea beetles
and beet leaf hoppers are
its primary insect pests.
White rust, turnip
mosaic and brittle root
are diseases known to be
problematic on horserad-
ish,” Trinklein said.
Freshly dug, intact
horseradish roots lack
aroma. When cut or grat-
ed, however, enzymes
convert a compound in
the roots called sinigrin
into allyl isothiocyanate,
or mustard oil. This is re-
sponsible for the “re” in
horseradish sauce. It also
can irritate the eyes and
sinuses.
Prepare horseradish
sauce in a well-ventilat-
ed area. Fumes are very
strong. Peel and dice
roots. Grind roots in a
home food grinder, blend-
er or processor. Keep the
mixture cool by adding
a small amount of water
or crushed ice. “Oddly,
horseradish needs to be
kept cold to stay hot,
Trinklein said.
After the sauce is the
proper consistency to eat,
add about 2-3 teaspoons
of white wine vinegar per
cup of ground horserad-
ish. The vinegar stabilizes
the heat of thenished
product. Add the vinegar
promptly for a milder
product, or wait several
minutes for a greater pun-
gency. Sauce discolors and
becomes bitter if you wait
too long.
Put the mixture in tight-
ly sealed jars and refrig-
erate or freeze.
Release courtesy of MU
Extension.
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Miss Missouri candidates from across the state
competed
in mid-June
for scholar-
ships and
the state
title.
T h e
group in-
cluded Miss
Northwest
C o u n t i e s
A m a n d a
Kelley. She
is studying
business
adminis-
tration and
marketing
through the
University
of Phoenix.
Kelley is
the daugh-
ter of Na-
talie and
John Kel-
ley, of Knob Noster.
Kelley received a $500 non-nalist award and a
non-nalist interview award for the sigma competition
group. She also participated in an essay writing contest
and received the $1,000 Kathy Craighead Memorial
Scholarship. In total, she received $1,750.
Ashley Berry, of Clinton, is the new Miss Missouri.
She is the daughter of Mark and Amy Berry, of Clinton,
and attends the University of Alabama. Berry is a for-
mer Miss Missouri’s Teen, capturing that crown in 2021.
Since earning her crown, she has begun preparations
to appear on the Miss America stage later this year.
The Miss Missouri Scholarship Organization is one of
the largest providers of scholarships to young women in
the state. This year, the organization will award more
than $85,000 in scholarships between the Miss Missouri
and Outstanding Teen programs.
Release courtesy of Leslie A. Meyer Photography.
Knob Noster native
earns scholarships
at Miss Missouri
Amanda Kelley
The University of
Central Missouri Board
of Governors approved
updates to the Fiscal
Year 2025 Operating
Budget plan during its
meeting on UCMs main
campus in Warrensburg
on June 13. The session
also included recogni-
tion of several faculty
and staff for their out-
standing contributions.
The updates to the
FY25 Operating Bud-
get plan, initially ap-
proved during the ple-
nary session on April
25, include provisions
for adjustments based
on anticipated changes
in projected revenue.
On May 10, the Missou-
ri General Assembly
granted final approval
to the FY25 state bud-
get. With Gov. Mike
Parson’s signature, it
allocates a net appro-
priation of $64 million
to UCM, representing
an increase of nearly
$1.9 million in expected
revenue for FY25. The
total operating budget
remains unchanged at
$178.4 million, as ap-
proved in April.
Key budget allocation
changes include facul-
ty and staff salary and
benefit increases. Addi-
tionally, the university’s
minimum wage will be
reset to $15 per hour
from $14 per hour for
full-time employees, in-
clusive of benefits. The
student employee mini-
mum wage will also be
reset to $13.50 per hour.
More than $1.4 million
is allocated for invest-
ment in maintenance,
repair, capital projects
and facilities enhance-
ments through the gen-
eral fund.
The board was briefed
on compliance report-
ing for the universitys
tax-exempt nancing and
approved deferred main-
tenance and capital fund-
ing priorities for UCMs
FY 2026 Capital Appro-
priations Request to the
Missouri Department of
Higher Education and
Workforce Development.
Furthermore, the board
strengthened the Policy
Prohibiting Sexual Mis-
conduct, Sexual Harass-
ment and Sex Discrim-
ination.
The session also fea-
tured staff reports
and a celebration of
the contributions of
university personnel.
Emeritus status was
conferred on four dis-
tinguished individuals
for their dedicated ser-
vice: Paula Brant, pro-
gram manager (Aug.
14, 2003-May 31, 2024);
Patricia Cary, library
assistant V (June 1,
2007-May 31, 2024); Dr.
Robert Fernquist, fac-
ulty department chair
(Aug. 18, 1997-May 31,
2024); Gregory Nelson,
grounds manager (Sept.
13, 1999-May 31, 2024);
and Robert Jackson,
athletic promotions co-
ordinator (Jan. 9, 1999-
June 30, 2024).
Release courtesy of
the University of Central
Missouri.
UCM board approves FY 2025 budget updates
Faculty and students
from the University of
Central Missouri joined
partners to participate in
professional development
sessions for K-12 educa-
tors at the Missouri State
Veterans Cemetery in Hig-
ginsville and the Midwest
Genealogy Center in In-
dependence on June 17-18.
On June 17, 19 educa-
tors who teach grades 7-12
in the areas surrounding
the Missouri State Veter-
ans Cemetery attended a
professional development
seminar on uncovering
and documenting the life
stories of World War II era
veterans interred at the
cemetery. The teachers
continued their research
using the extensive re-
sources available at the
Midwest Genealogy Cen-
ter.
This opportunity was
made possible by funding
from the Veterans Legacy
Memorial Grant Program.
During the first day,
participants toured the
cemetery and learned
research techniques to
uncover the personal his-
tories of these veterans.
They also explored how to
teach their students these
research skills and how
to upload veteran biogra-
phies to the Veterans Leg-
acy Memorial platform.
On the second day, the
teachers utilized the Mid-
west Genealogy Centers
resources to deepen their
research and provided
feedback on a draft hand-
book developed by the
UCM team. This handbook
is designed specically for
7-12 grade teachers and
aligns with state stan-
dards.
The Veterans Legacy
Memorial grant, received
in August 2023 by UCM
and its partners, funded
this professional develop-
ment event as part of the
Veterans Voices from the
Heartland grant.
UCM faculty members
who presented at the event
included Lauren Hays,
associate professor of
education technology;
Sara Sundberg, professor
emerita of history; and
Jon Taylor, professor of
history. Tina Ellsworth,
assistant professor of
education at Northwest
Missouri State Universi-
ty, served as an outside
consultant for the grant.
UCM History graduate
student Joey Lake and
undergraduate student
Truman Harrow, who
conducted preliminary
research about the World
War II veterans interred
in Higginsville for the
sessions, also participat-
ed. UCMs Ofce of Spon-
sored Programs and Re-
search Integrity provided
support and oversight for
the project.
Other partners included
Katie Kline, director of
the Greater Kansas City
Writing Project, and Ka-
tie Smith and Kim Alberg
from the Midwest Geneal-
ogy Center.
For more information,
contact Dr. Jon Taylor at
jtaylor01@ucmo.edu.
Release courtesy of
the University of Central
Missouri.
UCM joins Veterans Voices Professional
Development for educators
Veteran Voices from the Heartland MA student Joey
Lake and undergraduate student Truman Harrow of the
University of Central Missouri attend the session at the
Midwest Genealogy Center in Independence.
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI
Warrensburg Star-Journal
OPINION
A4
|
Friday, June 28, 2024
In 1977, when I was about 5
years old, my father bought a
new Ford dump truck for his
one-man landscaping busi-
ness. It was big, green and
loud. My 11-year-old brother Greg
and I thought this was the greatest
thing that could have ever happened
to us.
We were young and easily im-
pressed with large machinery. Our
dad buying a dump truck meant we
were a sure bet to win the neighbor-
hood “My dad is better than your
dad” contest. After all, we were the
only kids we knew whose dad got
paid to play in the dirt.
On the Fourth of July, just days
after the dump truck came to live at
our house, we had a backyard cook-
out. Mom and Dad invited some of
their friends over, and Greg and I
invited every kid on our block with
instructions to wear swimsuits.
While the parents grilled hot dogs,
the kids fought over who was next in
line to run through the water sprin-
kler. Suddenly, Dad disappeared,
and minutes later, we heard the roar
of the dump truck’s engine starting
up in the lot beside our house. The
sound grew louder and soon we saw
the truck rounding the corner, head-
ing right for us. Everyone cleared
the path as Dad backed the new
truck into the center of the yard.
He got out and didn’t say anything
but grabbed the water hose and
tossed it over the side of the truck’s
bed. Then he went about crafting a
makeshift water seal out of an old
rubber inner tube from a tractor tire,
and he shoved it in the crack of the
tailgate so the water wouldn’t leak
out. My mother thought he was nuts,
of course, but it wasn’t the strangest
thing she’d ever known him to do, so
she resumed cooking hot dogs while
her friends stood around murmur-
ing, “What in the world…
Soon, the dump truck’s bed began
to ll with cool water, and Dad gave
us the go-ahead. We climbed onto the
top of the truck’s cab and jumped in.
I was little enough so that the water
at the deepest end was over my head.
Soon, about 10 kids were swimming
in that truck bed, splashing, diving
for pennies, and thoroughly happy to
have gone from sharing one wimpy
water sprinkler to doing the back-
stroke in a dump truck.
The parents took pictures, know-
ing it was perhaps the only time
they’d see their kid jumping into a
dump truck swimming pool. After
that day, the truck went on work
duty, hauling topsoil, tree limbs, and
pea gravel from job to job.
Sometimes, Dad would bring home
some “extra dirt.” He’d let my broth-
er pull the levers that made the hy-
draulic steel cylinders tilt the truck
bed to a high angle until the dirt cas-
caded into a heap in our yard. This
kind of dramatic event attracted
every kid within a two-mile radius
of our house. We all played “King of
the Mountain” and other games on
this dirt pile until it was trampled
down, almost even with the yard, or
until the next load of “extra dirt” got
brought home.
The dump truck put in years of
service in our family landscaping
business, suffering through cracked
windshields, dented sides, worn-
out engine parts, and well over a
hundred thousand miles. The green
interior turned dark gray from years
of accumulated dirt and oil, and the
black rubber oor mats grew large
holes.
And to this day, so many years af-
ter that Fourth of July “pool party,” I
still have a soft spot for dump trucks.
And I can’t help but smile when I see
them chugging toward construction
sites around town. They remind
me of home and of dad, and of good
times.
And they always make me want to
go for a swim.
Gwen Rockwood is a syndicated
freelance columnist. Email her a
gwenrockwood5@gmail.com. Her book is
available on Amazon.
THE ROCKWOOD FILES
The Dump Truck Daddy
It is nally here. We have wait-
ed months for it, hoping that it
would come earlier, but Moth-
er Nature has her own timeta-
ble and there is no rushing her.
At last, it’s summer.
With summer comes the most
pleasant of outdoor activities, mow-
ing the lawn or, for the brave of
heart, clearing the winter junk that
has built up in the car and the ga-
rage. Once those problems have been
solved, the time has come to relax
– not in front of the television as you
did all winter, but on the front porch
or on a lawn.
Nothing goes better while relaxing
in a lawn chair than a cool glass of
wine. There is a problem, however;
we know what wine goes with the
foods we enjoyed all winter, but what
wine is the best wine for loang?
To ll that void, I have recently
sampled some wines that should
make for an enjoyable and refresh-
ing summer.
Crocus LAtelier 2021 Malbec de
Cahors ($24)
I start with this wine because it
has made a liar out of me. I have
often made reference to the French
Malbec wines of the Cahors district
of France as a super tannic wine that
can take forever to become drink-
able, as my past experience had
taught me. The Crocus LAtelier 2021
Malbec de Cahors not only proved
me wrong, but it also opened a new
vista for me and refreshed the ex-
pression “things change.
To go back to another ancient ex-
pression of quality, this wine should
be approached “with the head bare
and on one’s knees;” it is that impres-
sive.
The dark, almost black color of
the wine may give the impression of
erceness, but the exact opposite is
true. This wine presents the aroma
of violets and an obvious mineral ele-
ment along with those of coffee, lico-
rice and tobacco and a softness rare-
ly found in French wines. I realize
that I may have gone overboard with
my praise of this wine, but it proves
beyond any doubt that there are still
great buys in the marketplace.
To aid the reader, this wine, as
well as all the wines that I write
about, is available on the internet and
often at exceptional prices that will
easily cover the cost of shipping.
Sonoma-Cutrer 2022 Rosé of Pinot
Noir ($20)
An excellent California rosé made
from pinot noir grapes that sells for
an affordable price is either a mar-
keting mistake or a real bargain. I
will tell the reader that this wine is
a real bargain.
This wine opens up to aromas of
tangerine, wild strawberry, rasp-
berry, a suggestion of watermelon
and rose petals. The avor mirrors
the aroma and will remain on the
palate and in the memory for a very
long time.
This is not only a wine that can
accompany almost any meal except
for the spiciest, but it is also a ne
choice as a sipping wine, indoors or
out.
Albert Bichot 2022 Petit-Chablis
($16)
This wine is indeed a rarity, an
excellent French wine selling for a
very affordable price and readily
available on the internet.
The Albert Bichot Petit-Chablis
is a white wine that displays a
pale-yellow color and a citrus aroma
with notes of apple, lemon and a no-
ticeable minerality, all of which are
reprised in the avor and end in a
very enjoyable nish.
This wine is a perfect choice as
a summer sipping wine or as an ac-
companiment to poultry or seafood
dishes, spicy or not.
If I may, I would like to suggest
a book to read over the summer:
Wine and War” by Donald and Pe-
tie Kladstrup. It is the story of how
the French saved their wine from
conscation by Reichsmarschall
Hermann Goring and other Nazis
and what they did to the wines
they did let them have. It is an easy
reading and enjoyable book that is
available at a minimal cost from
Amazon or free of charge at your
local library through the Mobius In-
ter-library Loan System.
Bennet Bodenstein is a wine enthusiast
and book author whose column appears
in publications throughout the country.
BENNET BODENSTEIN
COLUMNIST
BEN ON WINE
CONTRIBUTING
COLUMNIST
Wines perfect for an enjoyable, refreshing summer
Looking forward
to the next chapter
NICOLE COOKE
STAR-JOURNAL EDITOR
It’s been two years since the Sedalia Dem-
ocrat moved into its current ofce on West
Fourth Street. I think we still catch our-
selves saying it’s our “new ofce” from time
to time, even though we’ve more than made
ourselves at home.
My desk has Post-It notes, papers and reporter’s
notebooks scattered across it, much like my old
desk on South
Massachusetts
Avenue. I never
got around to
hanging much
up on my ofce
walls, but I do
have a bulletin
board full of
cards from
readers and
community
partners and a
frame lled with
every Missouri
State Fair press pass I’ve managed to keep. Some
days, I spend more time here than at home, and I
have a drawer full of snacks for such an occasion.
When I wrote my last column from our old
building back in May 2022, I noted that I was the
ninth and nal editor to lead a Democrat news-
room at 700 S. Massachusetts Ave. and the rst at
111 W. Fourth St. It was a privilege and an honor
that I didn’t, and still don’t, take lightly.
It’s hard to imagine all of the conversations that
took place in that old ofce between editors and
reporters. All the decisions that were made, all the
history that was documented. While local journal-
ism looks a little different these days, I’ve tried my
best to start the Democrat’s latest chapter on the
right foot, knowing a future editor decades from
now will be trying to imagine all the conversations
and decisions I made within these four walls.
I’ve decided it’s time for the second editor to sit
in this ofce on West Fourth Street.
It’s a decision that didn’t come lightly, but after a
lot of thought and a lot of conversations with fam-
ily and friends, it feels like the right decision. By
the time I leave this ofce one last time on Friday,
June 28, I’ll be one month shy of 11 years with the
Democrat. As many people have told me recently,
sometimes you just know when it’s time to move
on, and I feel like it’s time for the next step in my
career.
While I’ve been with the Democrat for almost
11 years, my job title has changed several times.
I started as a copy editor and education reporter
the last week of July 2013, just a couple of months
after I graduated from the University of Central
Missouri. My page design duties quickly vanished
when our former parent company moved us to a
remote pagination hub around Thanksgiving. In
May 2014, I took on the city beat and continued my
education reporting. In July 2017, I moved into the
editor’s ofce and in October 2020, I added “War-
rensburg Star-Journal Editor” to my resume when
we bought our neighboring paper.
I still remember trying to navigate Sedalia for
the rst time just weeks before the Missouri State
Fair during my rst days as a reporter. My rst
day on the city beat proved to be even more chal-
lenging, as a murder victim was discovered in a
Sedalia trailer park. When I became editor, the
Democrat had been purchased by Phillips Media
Group the month prior. I was tasked with leading
the newsroom through that major transition, all
while hiring my replacement and guring out how
the heck to be an editor. I repeated that process all
over again when we bought the Star-Journal.
Apparently, I like jumping into the deep end and
guring out if I can swim later.
Sometimes, I still question whether it was a
smart choice to promote a 26-year-old reporter
to editor, but I trusted the judgment of those who
trusted me with the more than 150-year legacy
of the Democrat. I know I’ve made more than my
fair share of missteps and mistakes over the last
decade, and I also know at least a handful of locals
will be thrilled to see my name removed from the
masthead. But I also know I’ve done everything I
can to keep the Democrat and Star-Journal run-
ning alongside the best team in community jour-
nalism, despite every hurdle thrown our way. I’ve
received plenty of hateful emails and phone calls,
but I’ve also received more emails, handwritten
cards and handshakes from appreciative readers
than I could possibly count.
Thank you to everyone who has supported me as
a local journalist along the way, whether you gave
me a story idea, were a willing interview subject,
or just read some of my stories. You are the ones
who help keep local newspapers going.
Over the last 11 years, I’ve contributed to
roughly 3,300 print editions of the Democrat and
Star-Journal. In my days as a reporter, I wrote
more than 1,000 stories, and who knows how many
I’ve written since then as editor, not to mention my
column.
I’ve written everything from election coverage
to school board and city council meetings to break-
ing news to heartfelt features, and I’ve covered the
state fair 11 times. Whenever someone asks about
my favorite article, it feels impossible to pick one.
I’ve loved getting to know my community in such
a hands-on way. I’ve interviewed local, state and
national politicians, celebrities, teachers, rst re-
sponders, veterans, business CEOs and everyday
workers, kids and adults. I’ve talked with grieving
families who trusted me to tell their stories, and
I’ve spoken with people elated to be interviewed
after a signicant accomplishment.
I’ve felt privileged to tell every single one of
those stories. I’m a rm believer that everyone has
a story to tell, even if they don’t realize it. It’s been
my job for 11 years to nd and share those stories,
whether good, bad or in between. Now, it’s time for
me to start a new chapter in my own story.
GWEN ROCKWOOD
COLUMNIST
Warrensburg Star-Journal NEWS Friday, June 28, 2024
|
A5
hold as many people, so for ef-
ciency purposes, only one resi-
dence houses clients.
Associate Director Kaycee
Luna said her least favorite part
of the house is the kitchen – the
tight quarters, sharp kitchen
tools, and heat from cooking can
make for an unsafe environment.
She said other client com-
plaints include a lack of privacy,
not being able to bring in food
due to lack of storage, and not
enough bathrooms.
“The only place they can truth-
fully go for privacy is the bath-
room. Having little ofce spaces
where they can go and take 10,
15 minutes to breathe without
having someone else in their
space would be really helpful,
Luna added.
During the Star-Journal’s tour,
White chatted with a few resi-
dents and shared some plans.
Everyone offered excited reac-
tions to the news of a new shelter,
and they all expressed interest
in more space, a designated area
for kids to play instead of using
common spaces, and more bath-
rooms.
The three women said Surviv-
al House offers a good environ-
ment, but they would appreciate
more room and improved com-
forts.
“The employees deserve it,
they’re a good staff,” one of the
women added. “I’ve never been
around a group of ladies like
this. They want better for us.
Their enthusiasm is just great.
… I think if they did have a
new facility, they would grow
more. I think they need more
resources, they just have a little
small house now. They are really
genuine people … just imagine
if they had a bigger facility, they
would blossom. And they can
help more clients.”
A new home
White said she hopes the
new facility will include 10
bedrooms, which would allow
Survival House to serve more
clients. The idea is to divide
the building into separate units
or wings for families and indi-
viduals, offering more priva-
cy. This will also help when a
male client stays at the shelter,
which currently creates logisti-
cal problems.
We’d be able to provide more
inclusive services because we
have more space,” Luna said.
… Clients could become more
successful, long-term Johnson
County residents – or Henry
County, too.
The Warrensburg ofce will
also be moved to the new site.
With the property in a very
central location, White said they
won’t be able to keep its location
private, but there are plans for
fencing and state-of-the-art se-
curity systems. She added that
having the ofce and shelter in
one spot will make providing
court advocacy and therapy for
survivors easier.
There are other potentials,
other pipe dreams going on be-
hind the scenes. We’re dreaming
big,” White said. “We’ve been
around since 1982, so we need
a fresh face, and we’ve grown
exponentially and we don’t have
room at either ofce.
White said an account has
been created to accept donations
for the capital campaign. The
nonprot is starting the process
of working with a general con-
tractor to iron out the details
and determine a fundraising
goal; White said her best esti-
mate is $1 million. Fundraisers
are in the works, and Survival
House already offers 70% tax
credits.
Accommodating growth
Luna and White both said
Survival House has seen a sig-
nificant shift in its services
and programs over the last few
years, with staff trying to be
more proactive with clients.
In addition to operating the
shelter, Survival House also of-
fers court advocacy for those
affected by domestic or sexual
assault, assistance with orders
of protection, therapy, a 24/7
hotline, services like obtaining
birth certicates and drivers
licenses, and exit plans for sur-
vivors who are traveling to other
states to reconnect with family.
Staff members also conduct
healthy relationship courses
with school districts, work with
law enforcement on trauma-in-
formed care when interviewing
individuals, and offer speaking
engagements in the community.
Luna and White agreed that a
new facility would allow them
to offer more services and feel
more welcoming for residents,
as well as boost employee mo-
rale.
“There’s a lot of pride that
comes with the amount of
growth over the last couple of
years,” White said. “We know
this happens, domestic violence
is a thing, it’s just getting the
word out that we offer these
services for free. And the qual-
ity has grown leaps and bounds.
There’s a lot of pride associated
with this group. Our advocates
are absolutely amazing. They
are very compassionate and feel
passionate about the mission.
We have pride for the future.
That it’s at least beginning is
very exciting.”
For more information, visit
survivalhouse.org or contact
White at alisa@survivalhouse.
org. Survival House has two
ofces: 137 E. Culton St. in War-
rensburg at 660-429-1088 and
702 E. Ohio St. Suite 13 in Clin-
ton at 660-383-1557.
The 24-hour condential ho-
tline can be reached at 800-846-
7597 or 660-429-2847.
Nicole Cooke can be reached at
660-530-0138.
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SURVIVAL HOUSE
Continued from Page A1
Warrensburg Star-Journal
NEWS
A6
|
Friday, June 28, 2024
A recent study conduct-
ed by the University of
Missouri shows that im-
plementing the
J-turn design at
intersections of
high-speed ru-
ral expressways
and minor roads
results in few-
er crashes than
those that are
controlled by two-
way stops.
Of the 43
J-turns and 19
J-turn intersec-
tions in Missou-
ri, the design re-
sulted in a 25% reduction
in crash frequency, with
fatal crashes decreasing
by 88% and serious inju-
ry crashes decreasing by
78%. The J-turn has also
eliminated the left turn,
right angle crash that is
one of the most severe
crash types.
During construction
next year, Highway 50
will remain open to trafc,
with some minor detours
being used for local traf-
c on interstate roadways.
Access to private prop-
erty will be maintained
throughout construction.
MoDOT is also scoping
for improvements con-
sisting of constructing
J-turns on Business 50 and
closing the median cross-
over from 0.7 miles east of
Route 58 and Business 50.
The project length is 3.75
miles and was discussed
last at a public meeting
in June 2023. They have a
scheduled bid letting set
for December and hope
to have construction take
place in 2025.
“Those require some
temporary easements, so
that tends to take longer
and when you’re deal-
ing with individuals and
acquiring property, you
can’t always anticipate
how long that will take,”
White said.
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Month to date 298
Year to date 429
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Atlanta 88/75/t 90/78/t 94/77/t 93/76/s 86/77/pc 92/78/sh 93/77/t
Billings 71/47/pc 75/52/s 85/59/s 75/56/c 81/57/s 82/57/s 94/58/s
Boise 84/59/pc 98/62/s 88/60/pc 86/56/s 85/60/s 90/60/s 92/66/s
Charlotte 91/75/t 90/76/t 93/75/t 91/69/s 88/70/pc 89/73/t 95/77/t
Chicago 82/71/c 89/62/t 73/58/pc 76/63/s 85/73/sh 90/70/pc 88/67/t
Dallas 101/80/s 100/83/s 99/82/pc 100/83/s 101/83/s 100/82/pc 99/81/s
Denver 91/56/t 82/62/t 93/68/pc 92/60/pc 86/61/t 90/64/t 99/62/c
Detroit 79/69/pc 83/62/t 74/54/pc 76/60/s 79/66/pc 86/66/t 82/65/t
El Paso 103/80/pc 103/76/c 101/78/pc 101/80/s 102/80/s 99/79/t 97/78/pc
Houston 95/80/s 94/78/pc 96/79/s 99/78/s 97/79/c 93/79/t 95/79/pc
Jacksonville 93/75/t 91/75/t 90/75/t 91/76/t 89/75/t 90/74/t 92/74/pc
Las Vegas 109/81/s 110/82/s 108/85/s 109/81/s 110/85/s 113/84/s 110/85/s
Little Rock 94/78/s 99/79/pc 93/74/t 92/72/t 94/80/s 97/79/t 92/78/pc
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Miami 92/81/t 90/80/t 89/79/t 90/81/t 91/80/t 92/81/t 91/80/sh
Minneapolis 78/64/t 73/54/pc 76/59/pc 73/61/sh 84/66/c 83/67/s 84/66/t
Nashville 93/77/pc 94/78/pc 87/66/t 87/65/s 92/76/pc 92/76/t 94/75/pc
New Orleans 91/79/t 92/78/t 96/79/t 94/81/t 93/80/t 93/79/t 92/80/pc
Omaha 87/67/t 81/59/s 79/63/s 78/74/t 88/67/c 87/67/s 91/66/t
Phoenix 112/87/s 112/92/s 114/90/pc 109/91/c 107/89/c 104/89/pc 107/87/s
Pittsburgh 88/71/s 84/69/t 82/55/c 75/57/pc 84/67/s 88/68/t 85/67/t
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San Francisco 69/54/s 72/56/pc 72/55/s 78/56/s 80/58/s 81/60/s 68/58/s
Seattle 72/55/pc 74/57/pc 74/52/pc 69/51/c 74/53/pc 75/54/pc 73/58/sh
Washington, DC 85/71/s 89/78/t 89/68/t 84/66/s 86/71/s 92/77/c 93/76/t
Boonville 89/73/t 89/64/t 82/62/s 81/69/pc 94/72/s 88/70/t 90/69/t
Branson 93/74/pc 96/72/t 86/67/t 87/69/t 95/75/pc 93/71/t 93/69/t
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Carthage 93/77/pc 93/70/t 86/70/t 89/74/t 96/74/s 92/70/t 92/69/t
Columbia 87/72/sh 91/65/t 82/62/s 81/70/pc 95/74/s 87/71/t 91/70/t
El Dorado Spgs 91/75/s 91/68/t 83/67/t 86/72/t 94/74/s 89/72/t 91/68/t
Excelsior Springs 87/72/t 89/64/t 82/62/s 82/73/c 93/74/s 86/70/t 91/66/t
Falls City 87/71/t 85/60/s 78/61/s 83/75/c 88/68/t 85/68/pc 92/66/t
Fayetteville 92/76/s 97/73/pc 91/71/t 92/71/t 96/75/s 96/74/t 95/71/t
Florissant 90/75/pc 91/69/t 82/60/s 82/68/pc 94/77/pc 96/72/c 93/74/t
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Poplar Bluff 89/76/pc 94/75/pc 86/64/t 83/65/pc 89/73/pc 92/72/t 91/73/t
Rolla 88/73/pc 88/70/t 82/61/pc 84/65/pc 92/73/pc 91/70/pc 92/70/t
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St. Louis 91/75/pc 92/68/t 83/61/s 83/70/pc 93/79/pc 93/71/c 92/73/t
Sedalia 90/74/t 89/65/t 83/61/s 82/70/pc 94/74/s 86/70/t 90/69/t
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Tipton 88/72/sh 90/64/t 83/62/s 83/69/c 93/73/s 87/69/t 90/68/t
Topeka 93/73/t 89/66/t 84/66/s 88/77/t 96/71/pc 88/73/t 93/70/t
Tulsa 97/81/pc 97/74/t 88/76/t 96/79/pc 100/79/s 98/76/pc 96/74/pc
Versailles 89/73/c 91/65/t 83/63/s 84/69/c 94/72/s 87/71/t 89/71/t
Warrensburg 90/72/t 88/64/t 81/62/s 82/72/c 94/73/s 86/70/t 92/68/t
The battle of Monmouth, N.J., was fought
on June 28, 1778. War reports indicated
more casualties caused by heat than bullets.
Heat was oppressive at 96 degrees in the
shade.
Sunrise 5:53 a.m. 5:53 a.m. 5:53 a.m. 5:54 a.m. 5:54 a.m. 5:55 a.m. 5:56 a.m.
Sunset 8:44 p.m. 8:44 p.m. 8:44 p.m. 8:44 p.m. 8:44 p.m. 8:43 p.m. 8:43 p.m.
Moonrise 12:49 a.m. 1:14 a.m. 1:40 a.m. 2:09 a.m. 2:43 a.m. 3:24 a.m. 4:13 a.m.
Moonset 1:11 p.m. 2:22 p.m. 3:34 p.m. 4:47 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 8:13 p.m.
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A: Lightning
6/20 6/21 6/22 6/23 6/24 6/25 6/26
Skyhaven Airport through 6/26
6/20 6/21 6/22 6/23 6/24 6/25 6/26
Month to date 4.61
Normal month to date 5.14
Year to date 17.28
Normal year to date 20.74
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A map of U.S. Highway 50 near Powell Gardens lays out on a table on Tuesday, June 25, at Elm Spring Baptist
Church. MoDOT will be constructing J-turns on U.S. Highway 50 and closing median crossovers from 3,500 feet
east of Northwest 1601st Road to 3,500 feet west of Northwest 1601st Road.
Johnson County Western Commissioner Charlie Kavanaugh, left, points to the properties o of the highway on
the U.S. Highway 50 construction plans on Tuesday, June 25, at Elm Spring Baptist Church.
PHOTOS BY ZACH BOTT | STAR-JOURNAL
A comment box sits at the
front of the MoDOT public
meeting on Tuesday, June
25, at Elm Spring Baptist
Church. MoDOT will be
taking public comments
on its project page until
July 9.
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Bemiss-McKinney
faithb@sedaliademocrat.com
Missouri’s oldest
restaurant, the J. Huston
Tavern in Arrow Rock,
was reported to have to
closed in March. How-
ever, it has been given
a second chance with
the formation of the non-
profit organization the J.
Huston Tavern Society
and a partnership with
the Missouri State Parks
Department.
JHTS President Les-
lie Huston noted the
200-year-old restaurant,
the oldest continuous-
ly operating restaurant
west of the Mississippi
River, will remain open.
Her husband’s great-
great-great-grandfather
was the original builder
and owner of the historic
Tavern, which sits along
the Santa Fe Trail. In-
formation provided by
JHTS noted that the Tav-
ern was built in 1834 and
began serving travelers
of the Santa Fe Trail a
short time later.
Huston noted that the
State sought a conces-
sionaire, as Missouri
State Parks owns the
Tavern building. When
none applied, Missou-
ri State Parks made an
agreement with the new-
ly formed JHTS to over-
see the facility.
On Wednesday, June
26, Huston said the
JHTS board was formed
as a “safety net.
“It actually came
about very organically,”
Huston explained. “My
involvement is two-fold.
Obviously, with the fam-
ily connection through
my husband’s family, I
absolutely just couldn’t
stand the thought of the
Tavern not being open.
“But also, just for the
village as a whole,” she
continued. “So, I just
started talking to people
around the village that I
knew that had a love of
Arrow Rock and a love of
the Tavern.”
She added that she
had begun having “hon-
est conversations” with
the people of Arrow
Rock about what they
would do if something
happened to the Tav-
ern. Once they realized
the Tavern would close,
the board took “deliber-
ate action” to save the
restaurant.
“So, the board mem-
bers that I reached out
to were all very specific
because of the skill sets
they brought to the ta-
ble, she noted.
The JHTS board is
comprised of a retired
food service employ-
ee, a business owner,
an executive, a banker,
an administrator, and
someone from the retail
market.
“I have just really
tried to be very inten-
tional about the people
I brought to the table,
Huston said. “So that we
could set the Tavern up
for success and make
sure this time around it
stays open for good.
The board is looking for
a chef/general manager.
“That is priority No.
1,” she said. “We are
looking for someone to
come in and really just
love the Tavern as much
as we do and want to
have a true vested inter-
est in us.”
Huston noted that the
Tavern will also offer a
Provisions Store once it
opens.
“The Tavern has a
Mercantile Room,” she
added. “Back in the
1800s, it served as a kind
of general store. And we
are going to bring back
a basic provisions store.
“There is not any-
where in Arrow Rock
to purchase provisions,
she continued. “So, if
you live in the village,
if you are camping in
the state park, if you’re
spending the weekend
at an Airbnb, and you
need any basic goods,
you either have to drive
to Boonville or Marshall,
which is 20 minutes on
either side.”
The Provisions Store
will be stocked with sta-
ples such as flour, sug-
ar, coffee, shampoo, and
sunscreen — all items
that will save custom-
ers a trip outside Arrow
Rock.
An upstairs ballroom
will be reopened and
used for special events
with gatherings of up to
25 people. The ballroom
can be used for corpo-
rate meetings, celebra-
tions, family dinners,
small wedding showers,
and other events.
Huston wishes every-
one would realize what
an “amazing village” Ar-
row Rock is.
The history there is
unlike anything I can
compare it to,” she not-
ed. “Especially here
around Mid-Missouri.
We are so fortunate to
have an opportunity for
educational purposes
right here.
“The fact that the San-
ta Fe Trail and the Lewis
and Clark Trail, and the
Native American history
and the African Amer-
ican history (are there)
— we really intend to
bring all of those com-
ponents into what we’re
doing at the Tavern,” she
continued. “Whether it’s
esthetically or the menu
items. We really do hope
to fully encompass all of
the history.”
Huston added that
the board has begun
to “ramp up” its fund-
raising efforts and will
develop a membership
plan.
“The J. Huston Tavern
Society will sell mem-
berships to people who
are interested in joining
our cause, to keep the
Tavern open and to keep
it serving amazing food
in an amazing environ-
ment,” she said.
Those interested in
joining the Society may
contact the JHTS via
jhustontavern.com or its
Facebook page. The J.
Huston Tavern Society
is a 501C3 not-for-profit
corporation.
Faith Bemiss-McKinney
can be reached at 660-
530-0289.
Arrow Rock’s J. Huston Tavern to remain open
Many news sources reported that the J. Huston Tavern in Arrow Rock would close in March. However, the
200-year-old restaurant will remain open thanks to the formation of the J. Huston Tavern Society in collaboration
with the Missouri State Parks Department. FILE PHOTO BY FAITH BEMISS-MCKINNEY | SEDALIA DEMOCRAT
By Wyatte
Grantham-Philips
Associated Press
NEW YORK — The
Fourth of July is right
around the corner, and
the travel rush is already
heating up.
Millions of Americans
are preparing to get out
of town sometime in the
coming holiday week.
That will likely mean busy
roads, as well as packed
airports and train sta-
tions.
Motor club AAA proj-
ects that some 70.9 mil-
lion travelers will head
50 miles (80 kilometers)
or more from their homes
over a nine-day Indepen-
dence Day travel period —
surpassing pre-pandemic
numbers for the U.S. hol-
iday. And the Transpor-
tation Security Adminis-
tration expects to screen
over 32 million individu-
als in airports from this
Thursday through July 8,
up 5.4% from last years
numbers.
Are you traveling for
the Fourth? Here’s a run-
down of what you need to
know.
When is the best time
to hit the road for July
Fourth?
Smooth sailing for trav-
el around any holiday is
never a given. But avoid-
ing the most hectic times,
when others are rushing
out of town, is a good way
to start.
If you’re traveling by
car for the Fourth of July,
it’s best to hit the road in
the morning, according to
transportation data and
insights provider INRIX.
Peak traffic congestion
varies by location, INRIX
data published by AAA
shows, but the worst times
to drive on, or leading up
to, the holiday are gener-
ally between 2 p.m. and
7 p.m. Either way, be pre-
pared for the roads to be
jammed.
Road trips over the hol-
iday week could take up to
67% longer than normal,”
Bob Pishue, transporta-
tion analyst at INRIX,
said in a prepared state-
ment.
July Fourth falls on a
Thursday this year, and
many travelers will likely
take Friday July 5th off
to extend their trip into a
four-day weekend. Driv-
ers in large metro areas
can expect the biggest de-
lays on Wednesday July 3
and Sunday July 7 — as
travelers leave and return
to town, Pishue added.
And if you’re renting a
car ahead of July Fourth,
the busiest pickup days
will be Friday, Saturday
and Wednesday before the
holiday, AAA notes.
When will airports be
busiest?
Airports will also likely
be packed all week long
— but the TSA expects
most people will take to
the skies on Friday.
It anticipates that it will
screen more than 3 mil-
lion individuals Friday.
That would surpass the
agency’s current record
for most people screened
on a single day, which
reached just under 3 mil-
lion last Sunday.
We expect this sum-
mer to be our busiest
ever,” TSA Administra-
tor David Pekoske said,
adding that travel typical
peaks around Indepen-
dence Day.
Last year, the busiest
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Bombers lose to Clarinda in rout • Sports A13
By Joe Andrews
joea@warrensburgstarjournal.com
Central Missouri baseball head coach
Kyle Crookes has been named as the
American Baseball Coaches Association/
ATEC NCAA Division II Central Region
Coach of the Year, as announced Tuesday,
June 25.
Crookes led the Mules to a 52-10 record
in 2024, including 29-4 in regular season
MIAA Play. On top of its 11th regular sea-
son MIAA Championshipunder Crookes,
UCM also claimed the Central Region
title before appearing in the Division II
World Series.
Central Missouri’s offense set a num-
ber of program and MIAA single-season
records
The Mules nished with 126 home runs,
38 triples, 193 stolen bases, 602 RBIs, 659
runs scored and 1,336 total bases. UCM
also set a single-season program record
with 352 walks.
UCM led all of Division II with hits
(752), home runs, runs scored and stolen
bases. It stood second in batting average
(.353) and walks while ranking third in
on-base percentage (.452).
On the defensive side, the Mules tallied
a DII-best .982 elding percentage. They
were also fourth in double plays with 52.
Central Missouri’s roster featured three
All-Americans, made up of outfielder
Brennen van Breusegen, pitcher Conner
Wolf and outelder Carter Young.
van Breusegen, Wolf and Young were
also All-Central Region athletes along
with rst baseman Josh Patrick and third
baseman Jacob Steele.
Catcher Chase Heath, second baseman
Cole Moore and van Bruesegen were mem-
bers of the Central Region All-Defensive
Team.
UCM also had 22 All-MIAA selections,
highlighted by MIAA Player of the Year
van Breusegen, MIAA Pitcher of the Year
Wolf, MIAA co-Freshman of the Year
pitcher Jack Scott and MIAA coach of the
Year Crookes.
Crookes named ABCA/ATEC
Central Region Coach of the Year
Central Missouri head coach Kyle Crookes instructs Mules baseball from the dugout
against Arkansas-Monticello in the NCAA Division II Central Region championship
game May 25, at Crane Stadium. FILE PHOTO BY JOE ANDREWS | STARJOURNAL
By Jack Denebeim
jackd@sedaliademocrat.com
SEDALIA — Warrensburg 2024
grad Rock Azzaro had a pretty
simple approach when he stepped
to the plate Wednesday night.
“Hit white ball far,” Azzaro said.
That mindset helped Azzaro col-
lect ve hits in seven at-bats in the
Sedalia Post 642 Travelers sweep
of Fike Post 499 on June 26 at Lib-
erty Park Stadium.
Azzaro also drove in four runs
across the two games.
“I was just trying to be on time
and hit the ball well,” Azzaro said.
We weren’t facing the craziest
velo [velocity] tonight, so I’m try-
ing to like hit a backside ball to
right eld, and I think that’s where
most of my hits were. Just trying to
do a job for our team and get a win
anyway we can. Be a team guy and
not try and swing for the fences.
Azzaro’s four-for-four night in
the rst game of the doubleheader
helped the Travelers get a 10-3 win
before Azzaro went one-for-three
with three RBIs in the team’s 14-3
win in Game 2.
Head coach Connor Spunaugle
said he was happy to see Azzaro
have a great night and contribute
to the wins in a big way.
Rock was nails for us last year
and he’s struggled a little bit to
begin this year,” Spunaugle said.
“I think that just goes to show the
mental toughness of that kid and
the work ethic of him to just stay
the course. That’s huge for him to
swing it well and make some good
plays defensively. I mean, it’s just
good to get him going because we
really count on him to be one of our
main contributors this summer. So,
it’s nice to have him rolling.
With Azzaro leading the way,
Spunaugle said he was pleased
with the night the team had at the
plate in general. The Travelers
put up their 24 runs on 18 hits
Wednesday.
We swung it well and just had
good at-bats. Made their pitchers
work. They’re down some guys and
had some guys gone, so we took
advantage of it,” Spunaugle said.
In Game 1, the Travelers had
13 hits in what started as a close
game.
The Travelers got on the board
rst in the third inning. Camden
Everhart had a base hit that scored
Riley Sanders to put the team up
2-0.
However, Fike answered with
a two-out rally in the top of the
fourth to take a 3-2 lead.
Then, the Travelers came right
back with three of their own in
the bottom of the fourth to regain
the lead at 5-3. Josh Hagle, Trey
Payne and Sanders all had RBIs
in the inning.
The Travelers put the game out
of reach when they put up a ve-
spot in the sixth inning. Azzaro
and Hayden Zeiler both had hits to
score runs in the inning.
Even though they put up 14 runs
in Game 2, the Travelers had just
ve hits, but drew 11 walks to
help them secure the win, eight
of which came in a 10-run sixth
inning.
Avyn Burkhart said the team
did a good job of being patient at
the plate.
When they’re struggling to
throw strikes, you just go out there
and don’t swing at bad pitches,
Burkhart said. “You make your
Azzaro shines as Post 642 Travelers bash Fike
Travelers outelder Rock Azzaro awaits a pitch during Game 1 of the
doubleheader against Fike Post 499 Wednesday, June 26, at Liberty
Park Stadium. Azzaro went ve for seven with four RBIs across the two
games. PHOTO BY JACK DENEBEIM | DEMOCRAT
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By Joe Andrews
joea@warrensburg
starjournal.com
Central Missouri men’s
basketball head coach
Adam Bohac has added a
new face to the Mules staff.
UCM announced the hir-
ing of Antoine Young as an
assistant coach Thursday,
June 27. Young joins the
Mules after six seasons
at Nebraska-Kearney and
spent the bulk of the 2023-
24 slate as Lopers men’s
basketball’s interim head
coach.
“Coach Young has a ser-
vant’s heart which allows
him to connect and build
authentic relationships with
the players and everyone he
meets,” Bohac said. “His
tremendous success as a
college player at Creighton
University, his professional
playing experience along
with his past MIAA coach-
ing and recruiting experi-
ence at Pitt State and Ne-
braska-Kearney will be a
huge asset to our current
and future players.”
Young’s ties to the MIAA
date back to 2016, when he
began his two-year stint as
a graduate assistant at Pitts-
burg State University.
He served under Kevin
Muff in 2016-17 before tran-
sitioning into the Gorillas’
Kim Anderson era in 2017-
18. He moved to Nebras-
ka-Kearney in July 2018,
working underneath the
staff of Kevin Lofton.
Lofton resigned one game
into the 2023-24 season, with
Kearney elevating Young to
interim head coach.
Youngs coaching experi-
ence also includes one year
at NAIA Concordia Univer-
sity in Seward, Nebraska.
Before coaching, Young
made a name for himself
as a guard at Creighton
University
He was named as the
Missouri Valley Confer-
ence Player of the Year
as a senior in 2012, aver-
aging 12.1 points and 4.5
assists per game while also
garnering a .429 shooting
percentage.
Young appeared in 142
games over his time at
Creighton while making
107 starts. In 2012, the
Greg McDermott led Blue
Jays appeared in the NCAA
Tournament.
Following his four sea-
sons in Omaha, Young
went on to a professional
career that included stops
with the Lions De Geneve
(Swiss League), Manresa
(Liga ACB — Spain), Zorg
en Zkerheid Leiden (DBL
— Dutch League) and Osos
De Guadalajara (Mexican
League).
Young joins UCM
men’s basketball staff
Antoine Young
See YOUNG, Page A16
By Joe Andrews
joea@warrensburgstarjournal.com
Central Missouri men’s golf’s
Brooks Baldwin, a 2021 grad-
uate of Warrensburg High
School, is among the four golf-
ers with ties to the Mules to
remain alive in the Missou-
ri Amateur Championship at
the St. Joseph Country Club in
Country Club.
Baldwin, Jack Hope and Alex
Gentry, along with alumnus
Zach VanDolah, earned wins
in the Round of 64 on the rst
day of match play Thursday,
Ju ne 27.
Baldwin beat Missouri
Southern’s Dylan Bagley 3&2.
Baldwin went into the back
nine up by one but proceeded
to claim wins with a birdie on
a par-5 hole 10 and a par-3 hole
11 before nishing with a par
on hole 12.
He tied with Bagley through
the match’s remainder to clinch
the win.
Hope defeated Missouri
Western’s Parker Bunting 3&2.
Hope was 1-up after 11 holes.
He proceeded to claim wins
through a par on a par-4 hole
12, a birdie on a par-3 hole 13,
a birdie on a par-4 hole 14 and
and a par on a par-3 hole 16 to
clinch the win.
Gentry went through a full
18 holes against Wichita State’s
Lucas Scheuer, winning 1-up.
He took the go-ahead lead with
a birdie on a par-5 hole 17. He
never had the lead before that
point, though the match dif-
ference never grew more than
two strokes.
VanDolah went through a
full 18 holes against Drury
graduate Chase Gafner, secur-
ing a 1-up win with a birdie on
a par-5 hole 18.
VanDolah was down by four
holes through seven, but pro-
ceeded to claim wins on six out
of the last 11 holes. He did not
claim a lead until winning the
18th hole.
Mules golf alum and volun-
teer assistant coach Ian Barnes
missed the cut for match play
after two qualifying rounds on
Tuesday, June 25, and Wednes-
day, June 28, posing a 8-over
par 150 (78-72).
Incoming Mules golfer Ar-
cher Schneiders, who won the
Junior Match Play Champion-
ship earlier this month, also
missed the cut with a 9-over
par 151 (77-74).
Match Play continues with
the round of 32 and the round
of 16 on Friday, June 28. The
quarternals and seminals
will be held Saturday, June 29,
with a 36-hole championship
taking place Sunday, June 30.
Joe Andrews can be reached at
660-747-8123.
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NEW YORK — The days of
“plausibly live” Olympics cover-
age on NBC are coming to an end.
The network displayed some of
the new features it has planned
for coverage of the Summer
Olympics in Paris starting on
July 26 — including personalized
highlights packages generated
by articial intelligence with the
voice of Al Michaels and a star
turn by Steven Spielberg — but
none could match the sea change
in attitude toward how the Games
are presented.
For years, NBC has zealously
guarded its prime-time Olympics
telecasts no matter the time zone,
aggravating fans blocked from
seeing key events if they happen
earlier in the day live. Attempts
to essentially pretend that the
events were being seen live added
to frustration.
This year, NBC said Wednes-
day that Mike Tirico will host
two daily Olympics shows, one
that coincides with prime-time
in Paris (2 to 5 p.m. Eastern in the
United States) and featuring live
competition in marquee sports
like swimming, gymnastics and
track & eld. The other, during
prime-time hours in the United
States while Paris sleeps, will be
a curated view of the day’s best
action.
Meanwhile, the network prom-
ised that its afliated Peacock
streaming service would show
every Olympic competition live.
We’ve given the audience
choice, which I think the consum-
er wants,” said Molly Solomon,
NBC Olympics executive produc-
er. “We know how popular live
sports is, so to hold something
back doesn’t make any sense in
this new media landscape.
What does the decision mean?
That means reconfiguring
how NBC structures its telecast
for prime-time in the United
States, always the biggest draw
for viewers. NBC won’t just show
competitions, but will use the
extra time to tell viewers more
about why things played out the
way they did, and give a back-
stage view, she said.
Producers are aware that
many viewers come to those de-
layed broadcasts already know-
ing who won some of the events,
while others won’t and will want
to be surprised.
We never want to ruin the
suspense,” Solomon said. “But it
is a tightrope act.
More heavily than in the past,
NBC will lean into personali-
ty proles of athletes and fea-
ture celebrities in the coverage;
Snoop Dogg, for example, is com-
ing to Paris on NBC’s dime. Solo-
mon said she might make use of
features that are being planned
for Peacock, such as a highlights
package narrated by Kevin Hart
and Kenan Thompson.
“It’s going to look very differ-
ent from the prime-time shows
that you’ve seen in the past,”
she said.
That will also require some
business adjustments, with NBC
selling advertising packages
that include inventory in both
prime-time” broadcasts, said
Mark Lazarus, chairman of the
NBC Universal Media Group.
The network is also preparing
to emphasize viewership counts
across all of its platform, in a
way that deects attention from
likely ratings decreases in the
evening compared to past years.
Moving away from the past on
Peacock
Lazarus also acknowledged
that NBC did a poor job with its
Olympics offerings on Peacock
four years ago, essentially over-
promising and underdelivering,
and consumers reacted with “the
big digital middle nger.
He promised dramatic improve-
ment for Peacock this summer.
The streamer is also using AI to
allow fans to create personalized
highlights packages, by picking
in advance some favorite sports
and the type of action they would
like to see. AI will then deliver
those specic highlights, narrat-
ed by an AI-generated model of
Michaels’ voice — eerily realistic
during a demonstration given on
Wednesday.
NBC estimates it will create
some 7 million variations of high-
light packages through the new
service.
Besides Snoop Dogg, NBC is
bringing in celebrities like Kelly
Clarkson, Peyton Manning and
Jimmy Fallon for its coverage.
It announced Wednesday that
“Saturday Night Live” actor Col-
in Jost will help cover surng
from Tahiti. And to emphasize
storytelling — NBC is billing
the Olympics as a reality show,
comedy and drama all in one —
Spielberg will narrate “Land of
Stories,” a short lm that will
run before the Olympics opening
ceremonies.
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plausibly live’ for Paris Games this summer
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SEDALIA — A mix of poor
fielding and a good hitting op-
ponent were a combination for
a loss for the Sedalia Bombers
on Tuesday, June 25.
The Bombers committed
four errors and gave up 12
hits in their 11-3 loss to the
Clarinda As on June 25.
Shortstop Sam Paule said not
being able to get off the field
did a number on the Bombers’
momentum in the game.
We were on the field for
10-15 minutes and then we’d go
hit for three to five minutes,
Paule said. “So, that kills our
bodies, kills the momentum.
Baseball is momentum and
we just didn’t have it tonight.
After having multiple errors
in the last three games, head
coach Drake Miller said he
thinks the Bombers are letting
bad plays affect them and they
just need to learn to move on
the next one.
An example of this came
in the third inning Tuesday
after an error by the Bombers
allowed Clarinda’s leadoff hit-
ter to reach, which ended up
sparking a five-run inning for
the A’s, giving them a 5-1 lead.
“I think it’s more mental
than anything,” Miller said.
“You just got to tell yourself
to chest it up and do whatever
you can to get an out. We got
a bunch of gritty guys, but
again we just got to have that
mentality to knock it down.
Paule answered Clarinda’s
big inning in the bottom half
of the third, however, when
he hit a solo home run to left
field, cutting the Bombers’
deficit to 5-2.
Paule said he jumped on a
pitch that missed its target.
“I think he wanted to get
in on me because he went out
with a slider the pitch be-
fore, which was a really close
pitch,” Paule said, referring
to As starting pitcher Jose
Calcano. “So, it was a good
take. Then, he wanted to go
in on me with a fastball, but it
leaked middle and I was able
to get my barrel through it. It
felt good.”
The A’s erased the run the
Bombers picked up on Paule’s
home run as they responded
in the top of the fourth with a
run of their own to make the
score 6-2.
Then, the Bombers picked
it back up in the bottom half
of the fourth when Devyn
Wright grounded into a field-
er’s choice to score Dayne
Wimberly and make it a three-
run game once again.
But another Bombers error
in the fifth inning gave the
As another four-run advan-
tage at 7-3.
The A’s scored four more in
the top of the eighth inning to
ultimately put the game out of
reach for the Bombers.
Despite the loss, the Bomb-
ers had many positive take-
aways on the night.
Miller said he appreciated
the Bombers’ effort all night
long, even when the game was
all but over.
Miller referenced a play in
the ninth inning where Wim-
berly got a base hit down the
first base line, but got thrown
out trying to stretch it into a
double.
What better effort can you
ask for from a kid? If we have
that all game from all of our
guys, we’re going to be all
right,” Miller said. “That’s
the kind of effort we need
— Everybody out of the box,
whether they pop it up, hit
the ground or whatever. I had
to tell guys I was very, very
proud of his effort. But when
we had that game where we
came back from 12 runs or
whatever, there’s just no quit
in this team. I respect that and
they play hard from pitch one
to the last out.”
Wright also made a great
effort play that ended up being
a highlight when he made a
diving catch in right field to
take a hit away from the As.
Paule also made a diving
play at shortstop to prevent
the A’s from scoring in the
second inning. Paule dove to
stop the ball from reaching
the outfield and then threw to
third base to pick the runner
off to end the inning.
Along with the effort, third
baseman Will Muench said he
liked the energy in the dugout
all game as well.
We always keep the dug-
out loud throughout the game,
whether it’s offense, defense
or just a big play,” Muench
said. “I mean, with the dugout
being loud that’s just what gets
a team momentum throughout
the game.
Even though there was a
lack of base runners for the
Bombers, Muench said he
thought the team had good
swings at the plate for much
of the night.
“Nathan Huie had three bar-
rels, I think, today, and, of
course, Paule hit a home run
today on a two-strike count,”
Muench said. “I feel like we
had good at-bats and good ap-
proaches, but just short in-
nings. We were swinging early
in the count, which isn’t nec-
essarily the worst thing, but if
it’s not your pitch or the best
pitch, then it kind of gets you
later in the game.
Tuesday’s loss drops the
Bombers’ record to 10-9 on
the season as they prepare for
back-to-back road doublehead-
ers on Friday, June 28, and
Saturday, June 29.
Paule said he wants to see
the team delete this loss from
their memory and move on to
the doubleheaders.
We just got to go out with a
positive attitude. We just got
to wipe this one,” Paule said.
“That’s baseball. You got to
wipe the losses and roll with
the wins.”
The Bombers will play two
games against the Warren
County Crop Dusters starting
at 5 p.m. Friday before trav-
eling to Carroll for a double-
header against the Merchants
starting at 5 p.m. Saturday.
Jack Denebeim can be reached at
660-530-0142.
Bombers lose to Clarinda in rout
Bombers shortstop Sam Paule tosses his elbow guard as he looks to the dugout to celebrate his home
run. Paules home run was his only hit on the night as he went one for three with an RBI against the
Clarinda As Tuesday, June 25. PHOTO BY JACK DENEBEIM | DEMOCRAT
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PROBATE DIVISION FILED
JOHNSON COUNTY, MO
IN RE THE ESTATE OF:
DONALD H. HENSLEY,
Deceased.
Office/Commercial Rentals Legal Notice
REAL ESTATE RENTALS
THE 2ND CHANCE Group of
Alcoholics Anonymous meets
every Monday and Thursday at
6:30pm in room 141 of the
Methodist Church in Warrens-
burg at 141 Gay St. Call
660-909-7814 or 660-441-0141 for
more information.
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Pop Up North 13
Sell Market
Saturday, July 20
8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
On the Grounds of
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Speedway
4 Miles North of
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On Highway 13
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your items advertised!
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OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
MEETS Tuesday at 6:30pm in
room 141 of the First United
Methodist Church in Warrens-
burg at 141 E. Gay St. For more
information, call 660-232-2115.
Johnson County
YARD SALES
ESTATE AUCTION
“Jerry Naylor”
24850 Spring Fork Lake, Sedalia Mo. 65301
Due to the loss of my husband, we will sell the following at public Auction on:
Wednesday July 3rd 9:00am 2024
Directions: From Sedalia go South on 65 hwy. 6 miles to V hwy. turn Left (East) on V hwy. go 2
miles to Spring Fork Rd. turn Right (South) on Spring Fork Rd. to Auction on Right. Watch for
signs on sale day.
Russell “Rusty” Johnson
(660)221-4067
Phillip Yoder
(660) 723-3389
AUCTION SERVICE
Third Generation Family Tradition Since 1942
Many More Items Too Numerous to Mention
*Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed material.
Concessions provided by “Benton County Good Ole Gal”
7211725at
2017 John Deere 3038E with D160 loader & bucket front wheel assist (4x4) 153hrs (must see),
5’ rotary mower,
Troy-Bilt 27ton log splitter w/Honda motor,
Troy-Bilt pressure washer 2500psi,
Household & Misc.
Antique Hummingbird slag lamp, Antique “gone with the wind – Consolidated” oil lamp w/red
satin art glass, Antique clawfoot round oak table, 4’ wooden love seat, washstand, ele. gone with
the wind lamp, leaded glass oak curio cabinet (must see), dining room table, handmade spinning
wheel, Oak rocking chair, round oak table, lot misc. antique chairs various styles, Lane cedar
chest, Roll top writing desk, several old school desk, oak oce chair, Antique pitcher & bowl,
old cookie cutters, one gal. Dazey churn, quilts, oil lamps, pr matching wooden rockers, lg lot
yarn & thread, lg lot beading supplies, lg lot crafting supplies,  lot pots pans & kitchen ware, lot
misc. dishes, lot oor & table lamps, cherry baby bed, Lg lot canning jars, brace & bits, 2gal barrel
jar, antique kitchen clock, 2 – globes, lot coee pots & makers (many Bunn), lot shing poles &
tackle, four wheel yard wagon, Craftsman 12” planer, Craftsman 12” bandsaw, manual tire
changer, lot misc. hand tools, Lot long handled tools,
2002 S10 CREW cab - 4 wheel
drive, vortec motor. $3,000.00
Call or text 660-864-4618.
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
MEETS Monday, Wednesday
AND Friday AT 7:00PM AT 300 W
2ND ST. PLEASE CALL
1-800-561-2250 FOR more infor-
mation.
Trucks, 4x4's, SUV's
PUBLIC AUCTION
“Sharon Smith”
26437 Santa Barbara, Edwards Mo. 65326
As I am selling my Lake Home & moving closer to family, we will sell the following
at public Auction on:
Saturday July 6th 9:00am 2024
Directions: From Warsaw take Hwy 65 South 7 miles to South 7 hwy. turn Left (East) on 7 hwy
go 5 Miles to Hwy M Take Hwy M North 7 miles to Sheridan Rd. on Left, Watch & follow signs
on sale day.
Russell “Rusty” Johnson
(660)221-4067
Phillip Yoder
(660) 723-3389
AUCTION SERVICE
Third Generation Family Tradition Since 1942
Many More Items Too Numerous to Mention
*Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed material.
Concessions provided by “Benton County Good Ole Gal”
720655at
Household, Tools & Misc.
Large commercial Frigidaire upright freezer, Flex-Steel hide-a-bed sofa, Lay-Z-Boy recliner,
gun cabinet, claw foot round oak table w/4 chairs & 2 leaves, Wooden storage cabinet, antique
kitchen clock, three tier metal stand, expanded metal patio table w/4 chairs, glass top patio table
w/4 chairs, unique coee table with treadle base, misc. collectible glass & pottery, three tier
fountain, 4 – bamboo folding chairs, 8+ oil lanterns, De-Laval cream separator,
20gal diamond crock, lot various size crocks, primitive occ table, small parlor stove, 2 – iron
kettles, lot misc. lawn decor, milk cans, 2 - corn shellers, 2 – white patio rocking chairs,
horse drawn two row planter, 3’x3’ smoke house, 1949 Singer “Featherweight” sewing
machine,  singer treadle sewing machine, Husqvarna electric serger, Husqvarna portable
sewing machine, crosscut saw, well pump, carved bear, lot shing poles & tackle, lot misc. live
edge lumber various sizes (cedar oak etc.) lot berglass & alum ladders, electrical hand tools, 10”
table saw, dado set, Craftsman 10” bandsaw, 5000watt generator, lot misc. socket sets & hand
tools, Great Neck 6” bench vise, lot misc. hardware,  Performax multi-cut compact circular
saw, Rockler wall mount dust collector model 25344,  Grizzly Lathe model G0462, Grizzly 6”
universal surface grinder model G2790, Grizzly 6” jointer model G0654, Grizzly 15” Planer model
G0551, Ryobi mantis style tiller, Makita worm drive circular saw, 110v window air conditioner,
lot misc. long handled tools, Stihl 028 chainsaw w/case, lg homemade grill w/wheelbarrow base,
Craftsman radial arm saw, 2 – portable air compressors, Kawasaki ele power washer,
TRANSPORTATION
BOURGEOIS PAINTING
INTERIOR
exterior over 25 years
experience in area drywall
and wood repair. no text, call
660-422-2830.
Painting
$45 for 20lb box of Fresh Peaches!
Sat. June 29th
Tractor Supply,
3901 W Broadway Blvd
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
WARRENSBURG, MO
SEDALIA, MO
Sat. June 29th
Elks Lodge
822 E Young Ave
9:30 AM - 10:00 AM
721070at
LAKE OF THE OZARKS
Outdoor Fun
Lots starting at $4995 a lot.
$135.00 down and $79.00 per
month. Owner financing, No
credit check. Build, camp, Tiny
Sheds or own for investment.
Beautiful trees, good Fishing,
boating and swimming. Free
lake access and boat ramps.
Prices good through: July 21,
2024.
HWY 135 between Stover and
Laurie MO. Take Lake Rd. 135-12,
black top to the
Ivy Bend Land Office.
Open Thursday-Monday or by
appointment. Call 573-372-6493.
Closed Tuesday and Wednesday
LONGARM QUILTING SERVICES
with BRCD Quilting. Contact
Susan at 660-424-8424. Located
between WAFB and Warrens-
burg.
Miscellaneous
Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings
held five days a week
300 West 2nd St
For more information call
660-624-4132 And leave a mes-
sage
Place your ad today!
660-747-8123
LAWN MOWER RIDERS and till-
ers repaired, pickup and deliv-
ery. Also used push mowers,
riders and tillers for sale.
Warrensburg, MO 660-909-2916
Lawn/Garden/Landscape
ALANON FAMILY GROUPS meets
Thursday at 6:30pm at First
United Methodist Church at
141 E. Gay St. RM 240. Please call
660-238-4688 for more
information.
Notices
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CLAYTONS HEARTFELT IN
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private in-home health care
company striving everyday to
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ABSOLUTE
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
Estate of the late
Larry Balke”
All proceeds will go to Zion Lutheran Church of Lincoln
215 Shelley Blvd. Lincoln Mo. 65338
Wednesday July 10th 6:00pm 2024
Directions: From 65hwy & Estes drive inn in Lincoln go East on Camille Dr. to Shelley Blvd. on
Right & Auction on Left.
Terms: 10% Nonrefundable Escrow down day of Sale, to close 30 days if not sooner, Taxes
Prorated, Seller to Provide Title Insurance. All inspections & nancial arrangements to be
nalized Prior to sale time, Sale not Conditioned upon Finance.
NO RESERVE, ABSOLUTE AUCTION, this property WILL have a new owner. DON’T miss out.
Russell “Rusty” Johnson
(660)221-4067
Phillip Yoder
(660) 723-3389
AUCTION SERVICE
Third Generation Family Tradition Since 1942
Many More Items Too Numerous to Mention
*Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed material.
Auctioneer Note: ALL proceeds of this Auction WILL go to Zion Lutheran Church. As were Larry’s wishes.
Johnson Auction Service & others involved have donated their time & labor.
Concessions provided by “Benton County Good Ole Gal”
720998at
Real Estate:
3 bedroom single bath home w/
attached garage in a TERRIFIC area. on a LARGE
____ lot w/fenced in back yard & storage shed,
newer heating & air, Newer architectural shingle
roof, brick façade & concrete drive with handicap
ramp for ease of entry. New ooring, paint & a
light remodel you will have a true showcase home.
Public Notice
District Change
For University of Missouri
Extension Council
Johnson County
Whereas, the University of
WHEN VETERINARY CARE is
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AFFORDABLE DEPENDABLE
professional
Mini Adventures Preschool
6:00AM-6:00PM
360 S. Division Rd
infants-12 years
DFS accepted
Serving this community for 29
years
transporting to all schools
before after school programs
Lisa 660-747-1265 or
660-909-1722.
Livestock Child/Elderly Care-Services
SERVICES
LARGE SQUARE STRAW bales,
$42
large round straw bales, $52
Versailles
573-539-2060
2ND CUTTING SMALL squares
alfalfa hay, $12 per bale. Ver-
sailles. 573-539-2060
1999 RANGER R-61 sport bass
boat and trailer. 16 foot with 90
horse power Mercury engine.
Trolling motor, fish finder, new
batteries. $12,000 or best offer.
660-624-5960.
rable Brent F. Teichman, Judge
of the Probate Division of
Johnson County, Missouri, 101
W. Market Street, Warrensburg,
Missouri, at which time and
place said petition will be
heard. Should you fail therein,
judgment may be entered in
due course upon said petition.
Date: 6-3-24 /s/Cynthia Correa
Cynthia Correa
Probate Clerk
4X- 6/07, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28/2024
degrees 37 minutes 56 sec-
onds
East 642.84 feet, thence South
86 degrees 00 minutes 18
seconds
West 308.43 feet, thence North
03 degrees 37 minutes 56
seconds
West 392.67 feet, thence South
88 degrees 10 minutes 53
seconds
West 78.58 feet, thence North
03 degrees 37 minutes 56
seconds
West 247.18 feet to the South
right-of-way line of said Missou-
ri State Highway 2, thence
North 86 degrees 00 minutes
18 seconds East 386.98 feet,
along said right-of-way to the
point of beginning; together
with a water line easement as
set forth in the warranty deed
recorded in Book 1106, at page
62; (all as shown by the Plat of
Survey prepared by John G.
Parsons and being recorded in
Survey Record Book 5, at page
106), in Johnson County, Mis-
souri.
TOTAL PROPERTY VALUE:
$25,000.00
Petitioner's attorney is David
W. Lloyd, whose business
address is 710 N. College,
Suite F, Warrensburg, MO
64093, Tel: (660) 747-3004.
You are hereby required to
appear to answer said petition
on the 5th day of August, 2024,
at 1:30 p.m., before the Hono-
DORIS SCHNATZ,
Petitioner,
-vs-
AMY FARLEE,
DEANNA GRIFFITH
and DAWN WINSAUER,
Respondents.
Estate No. 24JO-PR00089
NOTICE OF HEARING
TO: ALL PERSONS WHO
CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN
THE PROPERTY OF DONALD
H. HENSLEY, DECEASED, AS
AN HEIR OF SAID DECEDENT
OR THROUGH ANY HEIR OF
DECEDENT
You are hereby notified that a
petition has been filed in the
above court by Doris Schnatz
for the determination of the
heirs of Donald H. Hensley,
deceased, and their respective
interest as such heirs in and
with respect to the following
described property owned by
said Decedent at the time of
death, to wit:
DESCRIPTION OF
PROPERTY:
VALUE $25,000.00
That part of the Northeast
quarter of Section 24, Township
44, Range 26 described as
commencing at the "Type A"
DNR Monument (Doc #47066)
at the Northeast corner of
Section 12, Township 44,
Range 26, thence South 03
degrees 37 minutes 56 sec-
onds East 10574.83 feet along
the section line, thence South
86 degrees 00 minutes 18
seconds West 1310.69 feet
along the center line of Missouri
State Highway 2, thence South
03 degrees 37 minutes 56
seconds East 30 feet to the
South right-of-way of said high-
way and the TRUE POINT OF
BEGINNING, thence south 03
Missouri Extension Council of
Johnson County, pursuant to
RSMo. 262.567.1. The Univer-
sity of Missouri extension coun-
cil in each county shall be
composed of the following
members:
One (1) At least one elected
member from each district
within the county as established
under the provisions of sections
262.550 to 262.620; if no
districts shall be established
then from each township within
the county. Such member shall
be a resident of the district from
which elected; and,
Whereas, the University of
Missouri Extension Council of
Johnson County districts are
currently as follows: The John-
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Please take notice Lock N
Store located at
614 N Ridgeview Dr.
Warrensburg MO 64093
intends to release for sale by
auction the personal property
stored from the below listed
units. The sale will occur as an
online
auction via
www.storageauctions.com
on 7/11/2024 at 10:00AM.
Unit #E13;
Unit #I19;
Unit #I23.
This sale or units may be
withdrawn at any time without
notice. Certain terms and con-
ditions apply. See manager for
details.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Nabholz Construction Corp. will
accept sealed bids on the
behalf of Knob Noster School
District for the following project:
Knob Noster High School Exist-
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The County Commission of
Johnson County, Missouri
waived the requirements of
competitive bids or proposals
for Justice Center Cameras
because the Commission has
found and determined there is
only a single feasible source
because supplies are propriet-
ary and only available from the
manufacturer or a single distrib-
utor; with All Pro Electrical
Technology, Warrensburg, Mis-
souri exclusively able to pur-
chase and install 16 Vivotek
surveillance cameras needed
for the interior and exterior of
the Justice Center to integrate
with the existing Sheriff's Office
and Detention Center Surveil-
lance Camera Server System.
Therefore the Commission in-
tends to contract for the
purchase, installation, and
maintenance, All Pro Electrical
Technology, Inc. Warrensburg,
Missouri for Justice Center
Cameras with a total cost of
$11,970.00. The All Pro Electri-
cal Technology, Inc. Warrens-
burg, Missouri contract will be
let no less than ten (10) days
after the date this notice is
published. Questions regarding
this notice may be directed to
Jennifer Powers, (660)
747-6161 or clerk@jocomo.gov
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ORDER: Food Establishment Schedule of Fees Update
with Pricing to be Effective July 1, 2024
WHEREAS, the Johnson County Commission accepted the Johnson County, Missouri Food Ordinance regulating
the operation of food establishments with the exemption of non-profit organizations on March 23, 2010 pursu-
ant to 192.300.1 RSMo; and,
WHEREAS, the Ordinance states in 3.1.4.4 that “The Johnson County Commission and the Johnson County
Community Health Services (JCCHS) Board of Trustees may by order from time to time, establish or ratify the
establishment or imposition of reasonable fees recommended by the Health Officer or determined by the Health
Officer to be reasonably necessary in order to pay for any costs incurred in carrying out the administration and
enforcement of the Code, …any such fees shall be established by a schedule submitted by the JCCHS Board of
Trustees, to the County Commission, and approved by the County Commission” as allowed in 192.300.2 RSMo;
and,
WHEREAS, the Johnson County Commission, on June 7, 2016, agreed to the following fee schedule:
• $50 for a high risk food establishment permit
• $50 for a medium risk food establishment permit
• $50 for a low risk food establishment permit
• $25 for a temporary food establishment permit
• $50 for a late permit fee renewal; and,
WHERAS, the Johnson County Commission, on May 28, 2024, agreed to the following fee schedule:
• $200 for a high-risk food establishment permit
• $150 for a medium-risk food establishment permit
• $100 for a low-risk food establishment permit
WHEREAS, commission or county health board shall make and enter an order or record declaring such orders,
ordinances, rules or regulations to be printed and available for distribution to the public in the office of the
county clerk, and shall require a copy of such order to be published in some newspaper in the county in three
successive weeks, not later than thirty days after the entry of such order, ordinance, rule or regulation, pursuant
to 192.300.3 RSMo.; and,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED by the Johnson County Commission on this 28th day of May 2024 that
hereby approves the proposed fee increase as presented by Johnson County Community Health; and,
FURTHERMORE, The County Commission hereby order Johnson County Community Health to publish the notice
pursuant to 192.300.3 RSMo in the Warrensburg Star Journal and the Holden Image three times not later than
thirty days from the date of this order.
Passed and approved this 28th day of May, in the year 2024.
THE JOHNSON COUNTY COMMISSION
Troy A. Matthews, Presiding Commissioner
John L. Marr, Eastern Commissioner
Charles Kavanaugh, Western Commissioner
Diane Thompson, County Clerk
IN THE 17TH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
JOHNSON COUNTY,
MISSOURI
Judge or Division: PROBATE
Case Number: 24JO-PR00088
In the Estate of
LESLIE MEYER,
Deceased.
Notice of Letters of
Administration Granted
(Independent Administration)
To All Persons Interested in
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S
SALE
A default has accrued on a
certain note secured by a deed
of trust executed by, Savana
Wheeler AND Kyle Wheeler
dated 3/24/2021 and recorded
on 3/25/2021 in Book 3820
page 118 re-recorded on
1/2/2024 BOOK 3958 Page 31,
in the Recorder's office for
Johnson County, Missouri. The
successor trustee will on
July 15, 2024 between the
hours of 9:00 am and 5:00 pm,
more particularly at 11:30 AM,
at the East Front Door of the
Johnson County Courthouse,
300 N. Holden, Warrensburg,
Missouri sell at public venue to
the highest bidder for cash
(certified funds only), the follow-
ing real estate:
LOT 159 IN ORIGINAL TOWN
OF HOLDEN, AS SHOWN BY
THE PLAT RECORDED IN
PLAT
BOOK 1, PAGE 55-56, IN
HOLDEN, JOHNSON COUN-
TY, MISSOURI.
for the purpose of satisfying
said indebtedness and the
costs of executing this trust.
CSM Foreclosure Trustee
Corp.
Successor Trustee
(800) 652-4080
CSM File 26-23-01358
NOTE: This office is a debt
collector.
4x- 6/21, 6/28, 7/5, 7/12/2024
determined from the files and
records of this estate in the
Probate Division of the above
referenced Circuit Court.
4X- 6/07, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28/2024
upon, such creditor by the
personal representative, then
within two months from the date
it was mailed or served,
whichever is later, or be forever
barred to the fullest extent
permissible by law. Such six-
month period and such two-
month period do not extend
the limitation period that would
bar claims one year after
Decedent's death, as provided
in Section 473.444, RSMo, or
any other applicable limitation
periods. Nothing in Section
473.033, RSMo, shall be con-
strued to bar any action against
a decedent's liability insurance
carrier through a defendant ad
litem pursuant to Section
537.021, RSMo.
Date of the decedent's death:
30-MAR-2024
Date of first publication:
06-07-2024/S/ Marcy Anderson,
Circuit Clerk
by Cynthia Correa,
Deputy Clerk
Receipt of this notice by mail
should not be construed by the
recipient to indicate that the
recipient necessarily has a
beneficial interest in the estate.
The nature and extent of any
person's interest, if any, can be
the Estate of LESLIE MEYER,
Decedent:
On 05-31-2024, the following
individuals was appointed the
personal representative of the
estate of LESLIE MEYER,
decedent, by the Probate Divi-
sion of the Circuit Court of
JOHNSON COUNTY, Missouri.
The personal representative's
address is:
WALTER MEYER, 1124 TOR-
REY DRIVE , WILLOW
STREET, PA 17584
The personal representative
may administer the estate
independently without adjudica-
tion, order, or direction of the
Probate Division of the Circuit
Court, unless a petition for
supervised administration is
made to and granted by the
court.
The personal representative's
attorney's name, business ad-
dress and phone number is:
JOSHUA LEE WISEMAN, 203
NORTH HOLDEN ST, WAR-
RENSBURG, MO 64093,
660-422-7262.
All creditors of said decedent
are notified to file claims in
court within six months from the
date of the first publication of
this notice or if a copy of this
notice was mailed to, or served
orders the districts to be
changed to a single district with
border lines as is in effect for
the lines of Johnson County,
Missouri, effective April 23,
2024.
University of Missouri
Extension
Johnson County
135 W Market St
Warrensburg MO 64093
660-747-3193
Allison Bolt, Chair,
University of Missouri
Extension Council
of Johnson County
1x- 6/28/2024
a Council an instrument setting
forth the boundaries of each
district within the county estab-
lished for the purpose of
electing members to the Coun-
cil. The districts in each county
shall be consecutively num-
bered from one. A copy thereof
shall be published within fifteen
days after it is filed. If the
districts as originally establish-
ed are at any time thereafter
altered or changed, the univer-
sity shall, on or before the first
day of July, file with the County
Commission an instrument set-
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zone a lot smaller. You
look for one pitch, a pitch
you’re going to hit, un-
til you get two strikes.
Whenever they have
eight walks, I mean, you
just sit there and wait,
wait, wait for your pitch.”
With the sweep se-
cured, Burkhart said he
thinks the team is roll-
ing heading into the Bill
Dey Memorial Wood Bat
Tournament this week-
end. The team even used
wood bats Wednesday
night in preparation for
the tournament.
“I think it’s very good
for somebody with a
wood bat and the way we
swung it well tonight,”
Burkhart said. “Knowing
that we can put the ball
in play and find holes
and lay bunts down, I
mean, I think it’s great
for the wood bat tourna-
ment and even farther
than that.
The Travelers were the
champions of the Wood
Bat Tournament last sea-
son, so they will be look-
ing to repeat this year.
Azzaro said the team
just needs to remain fo-
cused to bring home the
crown again this season.
Winning is the goal
and I’d love to get anoth-
er tournament under our
belts,” Azzaro said. “We
just have to look at it as
another game and come
out ready to swing and
ready to win.”
The Travelers (17-13-
1) will open pool play of
the tournament at 9 a.m.
Friday, June 28, against
643 KC Silver. Then, the
Travelers will play Fike
at 9 a.m. Saturday, June
29, to start the second
round of pool play. The
team will play the SWMO
Cobras at 1:15 p.m. Sat-
urday as well.
The tournament cham-
pionship game will be at
11 a.m. Sunday, June 30.
Jack Denebeim can be
reached at 660-530-0142.
Central Missouri Vice President for Intercol-
legiate Athletics Matt Howdeshell presents
Mules baseball head coach Kyle Crookes
with the programs fth-consecutive
MIAA regular season trophy 28, at Crane
Stadium. FILE PHOTO BY JOE ANDREWS |
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Travelers inelder Josh Hagle slides into home during the rst game of the doubleheader
against Fike Post 499 Wednesday, June 26, at Liberty Park Stadium. Hagle scored two runs
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CROOKES
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All-MIAA selections also included van
Breusgen, Wolf, Heath, Patrick,Young, short-
stop Max Holy and designated hitter Vance
Tobol to the rst team; Moore, Steele, out-
elder Jack Schark and starting pitcher Jake
Wilson to the second team along with Scott
to the third team and relief pitcher Harrison
Babbitt to the honorable mention team.
The All-MIAA gold glove team featured
Wolf, Heath, Moore, van Breusegen and
Young.
This is the fth time Crookes has received
the award in his 10 years at the helm. The
honor was not distributed in 2020 due to
COVID-19.
Crookes, who is assisted by Alex Back-
haus and Eli McFadden, was also previously
named as the American Baseball Writer
Association Central Region Coach of the
Year on June 2.
He is now the second-winningest coach
in program history, holding a 398-133 (.750)
record.
Crookes has led the Mules to 11 MIAA
Championships, four regional titles and four
DII World Series appearances.
Joe Andrews can be reached at 660-747-8123.
YOUNG
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Young holds a bachelors degree in Journalism,
Broadcasting and Marketing from Creighton University
and a master’s degree in Health, Human Performance
and Recreation from Pittsburg State.
He is married to Whiteny Ryan, who has served as the
associate head athletic trainer at Nebraska-Kearney
since 2019. She has been with the Lopers since 2013.
Young joins a sophomore Bohac-led Mules Staff that
also includes associate head coach Ryan Mahoney and
assistant coach James Hays.
Joe Andrews can be reached at 660-747-8123.
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Golf carts line the path
leading up to the 18th
Green at Mules Nation-
al Golf Club, home of
the University of Cen-
tral Missouri Mules and
Jennies golf teams.
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By Star-Journal
Staff
Central Missouri may
not have a spot on
the PGA Tour, but
it has plenty to oer in its
golf scene. Whether its the
traditional 18 holes, the
non-traditional simulated
version, or the throwing
variety of disc golf, there is
always somewhere to play
the great game and shoot
for par.
Traditional Courses
e shining star of the
golf courses in Central Mis-
souri is the Mules National
Golf Club in Warrensburg.
Located just over an hour
south of Kansas City, the
18-hole course features
stunning greens, fairways,
and bunkers that anybody,
not just golfers, will enjoy
playing at.
e facility is owned and
operated by the Univer-
sity of Central Missouri
and serves as the home of
the Mules and
Jennies
golf teams.
Its golf course, driving
range, and pro shop are
open from 8 a.m. until dusk
from Monday through Sun-
day and features a restau-
rant, Traditions at Pertle
Springs, overlooking the
18th hole that serves every-
thing from mimosas in the
morning to mouth-water-
ing steaks in the evening.
Elsewhere in Mid-Mis-
souri, the Higginsville
Country Club is a short
drive north aer exiting o
Interstate 70 and
oers a
9-hole course that challeng-
es players’ long and short
games. e par 25 course
includes a putting green,
chipping area, pool, and
bar and grill with a banquet
room available for rent.
In Knob Noster, the
Royal Oaks Golf Course
gives players the opportu-
nity to play a round and the
chance to catch the ight of
a B-2 stealth bomber from
Whiteman Air Force Base.
Further east, the Sedalia
Country Club sits just out-
side the city it gets its name
from, but has plenty
to oer
when you need to get away
from the city life. From its
beautiful 18-hole course
that is both challenging and
relaxing, to its dining and
entertaining events thrown
throughout the year, the
club is a place to be.
South of Warrensburg,
the Clinton Country Club
and the Meadow Lake Golf
Course highlight the golf
scene in Clinton and allow
for a smooth drive south on
Busi-
ness 13.
If you want to stay near
Kansas City, Blue Springs
oers its golf club, along
with the Stone Canyon Golf
Club and Adams Pointe
Golf Club.
Other kinds of golf
If you are not interested
in the blazing heat, demor-
alizing bunker shots, and
games that take hours upon
hours to play, Central Mis-
souri has some alternative
golf options just for you.
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Missouri has many ne
wineries in the area, including
Dale Hollow, Stone Hill, and
St. James.
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MCKINNEY | DEMOCRAT
Arrow Rock is a viable community
with only 60 permanent residents.
Home tours oer a glimpse of
antique homes, which line the eight-
by-four-block town.
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By Chris Howell
chrish@sedaliademocrat.com
Arrow Rock is only an hour from Sedalia,
but visitors to the tiny town may feel like
they have gone back in time 200 years,
as the town is dedicated to keeping its
colorful past alive.
e entire village is part of the National Historic
District designated in 1963 by the Department of
the Interior National Park Service.
Karalee Tearney is a seasonal worker for the
Missouri Department of Natural Resources — State
Parks and explains to visitors the historical signi-
cance of Arrow Rock.
Arrow Rock is an old river town, were on the
Lewis and Clark trail and the Santa Fe trail and
were the ancestral area for the Osage Indians,
Tearney said. “ats why were called Arrow Rock,
because the Indians would come here in this 5-mile
stretch of limestone and dig up int nodules and
make arrowheads and lance heads.
e restoration of the Huston Tavern in 1923
marked the beginning of restoration eorts, which
continue to this day. Artist George Caleb Binghams
home is listed as a National Historic Landmark and
is a must-see item on walking tours of the town.
“In 1923, the Daughters of the American Rev-
olution decided they wanted the help of the State
of Missouri to help educate the people about the
history of Arrow Rock,” Tearney said. “Instead of
just the American Revolution, they wanted to teach
American history and because of the Santa Fe trail,
Lewis and Clark and the Native Americans, they
want they felt Arrow Rock needed to be not lost in
history but to share history. So, the State of Mis-
souri purchased the Tavern on Main Street, and at
this date still owns the Tavern they purchased for
$5,000.
at preservation eort kept the look of the
town in an 1800s time capsule, and though it is
still a viable community with around 60 full-time
residents, each home is kept with amazing attention
to historic detail.
See ARROW ROCK | S7
Arrow Rock is an open air museum along the Missouri River
2024 GUIDE TO:
By Democrat
Staff
Central
Missouri
oers
several wine and
brewery trails,
showcasing the
regions diverse
oerings. One
popular trail is the
Hermann Wine
Trail, featuring seven
family-owned winer-
ies nestled along the
Missouri River.
Another option is the
Mid-Missouri Wine Trail,
which highlights wineries
around the Columbia area.
For beer enthusiasts, the
Central Missouri Ale Trail
includes breweries in cities like
Jeerson City and Colum-
bia, oering a variety of cra
beer experiences. Each trail
provides a unique opportunity
to taste locally produced bever-
ages while exploring the scenic
beauty of central Missouri.
Wine 101
Central Missouris vine-
yards are oen characterized
by their picturesque settings
amidst rolling hills and along
river valleys, oering a unique
terroir that contributes to the
distinct avors of their wines.
Heres a deeper look at some
key aspects:
1. Hermann Wine Trail:
is trail encompasses seven
wineries in the small town of
Hermann, founded by German
immigrants in the 19th century.
e vineyards here benet
from the areas rich German
heritage and the fertile soil
of the Missouri Riv-
er Valley. Visitors can explore
a variety of grape varietals,
including Norton, Chardo-
nel, Vignoles, and more. Each
winery along the trail oers its
own ambiance and specialties,
ranging from elegant tasting
rooms to historic cellars.
2. Climate and Terroir: Cen-
tral Missouris climate is char-
acterized by hot summers, cold
winters, and moderate rainfall,
creating ideal conditions for
grape cultivation. e diverse
landscape, with its mix of river
valleys, hillsides, and plateaus,
contributes to dierent mi-
croclimates within the region,
allowing for the cultivation of
various grape varietals. e
Missouri River, in particular,
plays a crucial role in moderat-
ing temperatures and providing
water for irrigation.
3. Grape Varieties: Central
Mis-
souri vineyards
grow a range of
grape variet-
ies suited to
the regions climate and soil
conditions. Norton, Missouri’s
ocial state grape, thrives in
the area and is known for pro-
ducing robust, full-bodied red
wines. Other popular varietals
include Chardonel, a hybrid of
Chardonnay and Seyval Blanc,
which yields crisp white wines,
and Vignoles, known for its
oral aromas and tropical fruit
avors.
4. Winemaking Traditions:
Many of the wineries in central
Missouri are family-owned
and have been operating for
generations. ey oen com-
bine traditional winemaking
techniques with modern inno-
vations to produce high-quality
wines that reect the regions
unique terroir. Visitors to
these vineyards can usually
participate in guided tours and
tastings to learn more about
the winemaking process and
the history of winemaking in
Missouri.
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By Chris Howell
chrish@sedaliademocrat.com
Those looking for a
unique getaway need
only to drive, hike, or
bike to Boonville, just
36 miles northeast of Sedalia
along the Missouri River.
Michelle and Brad Bullerdieck,
of Columbia, made the trip for soc-
cer games and had time to explore
the quaint town and even walk out
over the river on the scenic Katy
bridge.
“It kind of reminds me a little bit
of downtown St. Louis,” Michelle
said. “All the pretty historic brick
buildings and everything. We
wanted to come, check out the
Katy Trail and the Katy bridge.
Heavily laden barges ght the
strong currents of the muddy river
below to deliver their contents,
much
as they
did in the pioneer days when
Boonville was the largest port
west of St Louis.
“its going a lot faster than I
thought,” Michelle said, stop-
ping for a photo. “Its just a very
nice system, it was really neat to
see the barge come through, just
kind of see nature, very scenic.
Cheryl Gates works for the City
of Boonville at the Visitors Center
and says the town is popular in
part because of the 8,000 visitors
coming through on the Katy Trail
each year looking for places to stay
and things to do.
“We have four chain hotels out
by the highway, we have Hotel
Frederick downtown, a historic
boutique hotel, and theres
also a hotel at the Isle of
Capri casino,” Gates
said. “We have sev-
eral VRBOs and a
really historic bed
and breakfast.
Besides
gaming the river,
many visitors visit
Warm Springs
Ranch, home of the
Budweiser Clydes-
dales, open from April to October
just 6 miles up the road.
“We just have a lot of history
here because we were the only port
this side of St. Louis for the longest
time,” Gates said. “So a lot of people
just stopped here to pick up goods
during the Western expansion.
More than 200 years of history
can be seen in artifacts on dis-
play at the River, Rails, and Trails
Museum in the visitors center,
including a replica of an authentic
river barge.
“We had four Civil War battles,
Gates said. “So a lot of people that
study that come through and want
to know about that.
Busy year-round with down-
town activities, merchants host
Heritage Days the third weekend in
June with 450 sites on the National
Historic Registry.
Just outside the visitors center
runs the 237-mile Katy Trail State
Park, winding right out to the Katy
Bridge, restored so it is accessible
right to the old li span.
Automotive enthusiasts can visit
the Mitchell Antique Motorcar
Museum to see the largest collec-
tion of Mitchell motorcars, bikes
and wagons in the world, while
young folks might prefer to spend
the day splashing at the Aquatic
Center.
Golng at the Hail Ridge Golf
Course, historic walking tours and
downtown shopping help make
Boonville a family-friendly and
interesting stop-over or a unique
day trip.
For more information, call the
Boonville Visitors Center at 660-
882-3867 or visit goboonville.com.
Chris Howell can be reached at
660-530-0146.
oers family adventure
along the Katy Trail
The grounds of State Fair
Community College in
Boonville oer a delightful
rest stop for those visiting the
historic city with 450 sites on
the National Historic Registry.
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Boonville merchants
host Heritage Days
the third weekend
in June and invite
visitors for the food,
shopping and family-
friendly activities.
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By Democrat Staff
Missouri’s state
park system
includes 93
state parks
and historic sites, with more
than 160,000 acres available
to the public. Several are in
Central Missouri, oering
a variety of outdoor activ-
ity options for locals and
visitors.
Bothwell Lodge State
Historic Site
Known as “Sedalias castle
on the hill,” Bothwell Lodge
oers a stunning view from
atop a blu along U.S. High-
way 65.
Visitors can walk through
the 31-room, 12,000-square-
foot lodge built atop two
natural caves by Sedalia law-
yer John Homer Bothwell.
Most of the furnishings in
the house are original. e
property also has a 3-mile
hiking and mountain biking
trail, plus a picnic area with
picnic tables, a shelter and
playground equipment.
e historic site grounds
are open from 8 a.m. to
sunset. Tours are available
throughout the year, al-
though times vary depend-
ing on the season.
e site is at 19349
Bothwell State Park Road in
Sedalia. For more informa-
tion, call 660-827-0510.
Knob Noster State Park
Knob Noster State Park
is “a tranquil retreat of open
oak woodland with a few
patches of prairie” along
both sides of Clearfork
Creek in Johnson County.
e park also features an
oxbow slough, designated
as Pin Oak Slough Natural
Area.
A park naturalist is avail-
able year-round to conduct
nature programs. e visitor
center contains exhibits
that trace the parks history
and special natural features.
Two small lakes oer the
opportunity to sh for bass,
bluegill and channel catsh,
plus there are picnic sites
and two playgrounds.
Several types of trails
wind through the park,
which have been developed
for equestrian use, all-ter-
rain bicyclists, and hikers.
A wooded campground has
restrooms, hot showers, and
the Lil’ Forest Amphitheater.
e park grounds are
open from sunrise to sunset
and the picnic area from
7:30 a.m. to sunset. Camp-
sites are available from April
15 through October.
e park is at 873 SE 10
Road in Knob Noster. For
more information, call the
Park Oce at 660-563-2463
or the Nature Center at 660-
563-2463.
Finger Lakes State Park
e roar of ATVs and o-
road motorcycles combines
with the peacefulness of
rolling hills at Finger Lakes
State Park.
Built in a former coal
mining area, the 900-acre
park includes a motocross
track, a campground, the
challenging 3.8-mile Kelley
Branch Mountain Bike Trail
and a 4.5-mile water trail.
e numerous nger-shaped
lakes allow swimming,
shing, canoeing and scuba
diving. Wooded areas have
picnic and camping areas,
and a hiking and mountain
biking trail features a pump
track next to the trailhead.
e park is open from
6 a.m. to 10 p.m. from April
through October and 6 a.m.
to 9 p.m. from November
through March. e mo-
tocross/ORV area is open
from
8 a.m.
to 8 p.m.
from April through October
and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. from
November to March. Beach
hours are from sunrise to
sunset May 24 through Sept.
2.
e park is at 1505 E.
Peabody Road in Columbia.
For more information, call
the Park Oce at 573-443-
5315.
Pomme De Terre
State Park
With locations on both
the Hermitage and Pittsburg
sides of Pomme de Terre
Lake, Pomme de Terre State
Park oers a little bit of
everything. A marina and
boat ramps make it easy to
sh for bass, walleye, catsh,
crappie, or muskie. ere
are two public swimming
beaches, two hiking trails,
and picnic areas. Lodging
options include campsites,
yurts, camper cabins, a
full-service marina cabin
and a lake house.
On the Pittsburg side,
Indian Point Trail meanders
through a savanna wood-
land to a scenic platform
overlooking the lake. Shorter
hikes are possible using
connector trails. On the
Hermitage side, hikers will
travel through a more
heavily wooded area
and follow the
rocky blus along
the lake on Cedar
Blu Trail.
Pomme de
Terre Lake is the
only lake in Mis-
souri that oers true
muskellunge shing,
and boats, equipment,
canoes and kayaks are avail-
able for rent.
Naturalist-led activities
are scheduled on weekends
during the summer to enter-
tain and inform visitors.
e park is at 23451 Park
Entrance Road in Pittsburg.
For more information, call
the Park Oce at 417-852-
4291 or Marina, Store and
Lodging at 417-852-1031.
Boone’s Lick State
Historic Site
Aer a short hike, Boones
Lick State Historic Site
visitors can see the remnants
of one of Missouris rst and
most important industries:
salt.
Daniel Boones sons
commercialized the largest
of the areas springs, open-
ing up a salt business and
shipping the salt, which
crystallized aer the water
was boiled away, to St. Louis
by keelboat.
oer shing, hiking,
swimming & more
Fall turns maple leaves shades of gold and orange as
Shyra Newbill and her son Niles, 2, visit Bothwell Lodge
State Historic Site on Wednesday morning, Oct. 18.
Newbill and her son enjoyed a hike on one of the trails.
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Knob Noster State
Park in Johnson Coun-
ty includes a visitor
center, two small lakes
for shing, picnic sites,
a recently renovated
campground, and sev-
eral types of trails that
wind through the park.
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Friday, June 28, 2024
By Faith Bemiss-
McKinney
faithb@sedaliademocrat.com
If one is dreaming of a
quiet and quaint place
to visit for summer,
the small hamlet of
Rocheport ts the bill. It
oers bike trails, bed and
breakfasts, art galleries, and
an award-winning winery
beside the mighty Missouri
River.
Diane Dunn, the spokes-
person for Rocheport,
noted that each month
April through November,
the town hosts a Second
Saturday event for visitors.
e Second Saturday in-
cludes a sip and shop, where
the merchants provide
something to drink while
customers shop. Dunn also
owns the Stockton Mercan-
tile and Girls Nite Inn, a bed
and breakfast in Rocheport.
“It might be wine, it
might be lemonade,” she
noted. “Its up to the mer-
chants. We have pop-up
shops in some of our shops.
So, each Second Satur-
day, I have a person come
in,” she continued. “It might
be someone who has jewel-
ry, it might be freeze-dried
candy, it might be a coee
person. Just somebody
dierent and not a regular
business that’s here.
Live music is also provid-
ed from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
In addition to the various
cafés, a food truck is also
located on Central Street.
And its a dierent food
truck each month,” Dunn
said. “Second Saturdays
is just something fun. We
have a Farmers’ Market that
is set up on Saturdays; its
small but local.
And then, we have a new
place thats opening at the
end of Central Street, thats
right on the (Katy) Trail,
called e Rest Stop at the
Katy Trail,” she continued.
“It’s basically an outdoor
pavilion. So, we may have
some additional vendors
there once they get up and
running.
e Rest Stop at the Katy
Trail also plans to oer live
music. Restaurants and
cafés in Rocheport include
the blu top Les Bourgeois
Bistro, the Rocheport Win-
ery at Mt. Nebo, Rocheport
General Store and Café, and
Meriwether Café & Bike
Shop. If one wants to ride
the Katy Trail but doesn’t
have a bicycle, rentals are
available at Meriwether’s
and the Rest Stop.
The Les Bourgeois Bistro in Rocheport is associated with the award-winning winery
of the same name. The blu top Bistro oers an indoor and outdoor dining area with
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One can relax at the
Meriwether Café & Bike
Shop while visiting
Rocheport. The Katy
Trail is right across the
road, and if one doesn’t
have a bicycle, it can be
rented from Meriwether.
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Dunn added that the town
has nine to 10 Airbnbs and three
traditional bed and breakfasts: the
School House B&B, Girls Nite Inn,
and Amber House B&B.
is summer, Rocheport’s
Candle Bar Candle Co. is open on
Saturdays for walk-ins.
e lady that owns Southern
Provisions has her own candle
company,” Dunn explained. “She
custom makes candles.
“But on Saturdays, you can walk
in from 10 (a.m.) to 4 (p.m.) and
basically create your own formula
for a candle,” she added. “And
make the candle with your own
personal scent.
e Candle Bar also oers
group candle-making parties.
“Like, instead of a traditional
couples shower, they come and
make candles,” Dunn explained.
Maybe for a bridal shower, the
girls could come and make their
own candles. Or birthday parties,
that kind of thing.
e Candle Bar oers a variety
of classes, including making
a charcuterie board. e class
learned how to burn the wording
on the board, make the rosettes
out of meat, and arrange the food
items on the board.
Shes had terrarium classes;
its just a variety,” Dunn added. “It
changes all the time.
On the fourth Friday of the
month, from 5 to 7 p.m., Southern
Provisions oers a jam session on
its back patio. Dunn said people
show up with their instruments
and play.
Rocheport is located two miles
o the westbound side of I-70
between Boonville and Colum-
bia. For more information, visit
rocheport.com or call Dunn at
573-698-4580.
Faith Bemiss-McKinney can be
reached at 660-530-0289.
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It has picnic facilities and a short,
steep trail that winds to the spring
site, where wood remnants of the
saltworks and an iron kettle are still
visible. Outdoor exhibits interpret
and explain how salt became big
business in “Boones Lick Country.
Some artifacts found in archaeo-
logical excavations are on display at
the Arrow Rock State Historic Site
visitor center.
e site is open from sunrise to
sunset and is on Highway 187 in
Boonesboro. For more information,
call the Park Oce at 660-837-3330.
Rock Bridge Memorial
State Park
Rock Bridge Memorial State Park
contains some of the states most
popular hiking and bicycling trails
and oers solitude while hiking in
the Gans Creek Wild Area.
Visitors can also see a large cave
system with its rock bridge, sink-
holes, a spring and an underground
stream at the Devil’s Icebox. Explore
Connors Cave in the light of the
opening for a taste of the under-
ground world. Park sta lead Devil’s
Icebox Trail and Connors Cave
tours for groups who make arrange-
ments in advance.
Summer bat emergence pro-
grams and other programs are of-
fered to the public. Picnic sites and
playground equipment are available.
e park is at 901 S. Highway
163 in Columbia. For more in-
formation, call the Park Oce at
573-449-7402.
For more information, visit mo-
stateparks.com.
Information for this article was
obtained from the Missouri State
Parks website.
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in Central Missouri
Jimmy Buets “Escape to
Margaritaville” from June 28-July
7 at the Lyceum eatre in Arrow
Rock. Visit lyceumtheatre.org.
Comedy Night with Steven
Taylor on July 6 at the Hayden
Liberty Center in Sedalia. Visit
libertycentersedalia.com.
Johnson County Fair from
July 9-13 on the Johnson County
Fairgrounds. Visit johnsoncoun-
tyfairassociation.com.
Trails End Western Art Show
from July 11-Aug. 31 at the
Hayden Liberty Center in Sedalia.
Visit libertycentersedalia.com.
e Big Rub bicycle race from
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. July 13 in Sedalia.
Visit facebook.com/eBigRub.
Wings Over Whiteman from
July 13-14 at Whiteman Air Force
Base. Visit whiteman.af.mil/
W O W.
Smithton Town & Country
Fair from July 12-13 in Smithton.
Visit facebook.com/SmithtonFair.
Pickleball Tournament at noon
July 14 at Salt Fork YMCA in
Marshall. Visit facebook.com/
ymcasaltfork.
Festival of Butteries from July
18-Aug. 4 at Powell Gardens in
Kingsville. Visit powellgardens.
org.
Roald Dahl’s “Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory” from July
19-28 at the Lyceum eatre in
Arrow Rock. Visit lyceumtheatre.
org.
Robert Woolery Sr. Memorial
Pow Wow from July 20-21 in the
Agriculture Building on the Mis-
souri State Fairgrounds in Sedalia.
Water Palooza from 11 a.m. to
2 p.m. July 20 at Mitch Franklin
Park in Knob Noster. Visit face-
book.com/KNOBPR.
All-ages hike and scavenger
hunt from 10 a.m. to noon July
20 hosted by the Sedalia Public
Library at Bothwell Lodge State
Park in Sedalia. Visit facebook.
com/sedalialibrary.
Annual Zucchini Races from
5 to 8 p.m. July 20 in downtown
Cole Camp. Visit colecampmo.
com.
Cooper County Fair from July
23-27 on the Cooper County
Fairgrounds in Boonville. Visit
facebook.com/thecoopercoun-
tyfair.
UCM President’s Lawn Con-
cert at 6:30 p.m. July 29 at Selmo
Park at the University of Central
Missouri in Warrensburg.
Harborfest from 1 to 8 p.m.
Aug. 3 at Drake Harbor in War-
saw. Visit facebook.com/Benton-
CountyMo.
Boardwalk Concert and Main
Street Dance on Aug. 5 in Arrow
Rock. Visit arrowrock.org.
Missouri State Fair from Aug.
8-18 on the Missouri State Fair-
grounds in Sedalia. Visit mostate-
fair.com.
Movie on the Lawn at 8:30 p.m.
Aug. 16 on the Johnson County
Courthouse lawn in Warrensburg.
Visit warrensburgmainstreet.org.
“Noises O ” from Aug. 17-25
at the Lyceum eatre in Arrow
Rock. Visit lyceumtheatre.org.
Battle of the Brews at noon
Aug. 24 on the Jeerson City Jay-
cees Fairgrounds. Visit facebook.
com/BattleoheBrewsJC.
Barkfest to celebrate National
Dog Day from 6 to 8 p.m. Aug.
26 at Clover Dell Park in Sedalia.
Visit sedaliaparks.com.
Voices of Arrow Rock at
10 a.m. Aug. 31 at the Historic
Christian Church in Arrow Rock.
Visit arrowrock.org.
Chilhowee Fair over Labor
Day Weekend in downtown
Chilhowee. Visit facebook.com/
chilhoweefair.
Cole Camp Fair from Sept.
5-7 in downtown Cole Camp.
Visit the Cole Camp Fair page on
Facebook.
Get the Red Out Street Fair
from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sept.
7 on South Holden Street in War-
rensburg. Visit ucmo.edu/gtro.
Johnson County Rodeo from
Sept. 6-7 on the Johnson County
Fairgrounds. Visit johnsoncoun-
tyfairassociation.com.
Ken Ludwig’s “Moriarty: A
New Sherlock Holmes Adven-
ture” from Sept. 6-15 at the Lyce-
um eatre in Arrow Rock. Visit
lyceumtheatre.org.
Lincoln Fly-In on Sept. 7 at the
Lincoln Municipal Airport. Visit
the Annual Lincoln, MO Fly-In
page on Facebook.
Holden Street Fair from Sept.
12-14 in downtown Holden.
Visit facebook.com/holdencham-
ber64040.
50th Anniversary Ozark Music
Festival from Sept. 13-15 in Seda-
lia. Visit ozarkmusicfest.com.
Dodger Charger Cruise-In
from Sept. 20-22 at Bothwell
Lodge State Historic Site in
Sedalia. Visit facebook.com/
DodgeChargerCruiseIn.
Mozark Fest from Sept. 20-22
at the State Fair Grandstand on
the Missouri State Fairgrounds
in Sedalia. Visit facebook.com/
eMozarkFestival.
“Exit the Body” from Sept. 20-
22 at the Hayden Liberty Center
in Sedalia. Visit libertycenterseda-
lia.com.
RiOak Fall Market from 9 a.m.
to 6 p.m. Sept. 21 in downtown
Cole Camp. Visit facebook.com/
RiOakdesign.
Million Dollar Quartet” from
Sept. 27-Oct. 6 at the Lyceum
eatre in Arrow Rock. Visit
lyceumtheatre.org.
Cole Camp Oktoberfest on
Sept. 28 in downtown Cole
Camp. Visit the Oktoberfest in
Cole Camp page on Facebook.
Sip & Stroll at 4 p.m. Sept. 28
in Arrow Rock. Visit friendsofar-
rowrock.org.
Sedalia Area Farmers’ Market
from 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays and
Fridays from May through Sep-
tember and Fridays in October
in the Nucor Pavilion on the
Missouri State Fairgrounds.
Warrensburg Farmers’ Market
from 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays
from May through September on
the Johnson County Courthouse
square.
ird Wednesday Art Walk
from 5 to 7 p.m. on the third
Wednesday of every month from
April through September in
downtown Warrensburg. Visit
warrensburgmainstreet.org.
First ursdays from 5:30 to
8:30 p.m. on the rst ursday of
every month from April through
October in downtown Sedalia.
Visit facebook.com/SedaliaMain-
Streets.
Knob Noster Open Air Market
on July 20, Aug. 24, Sept. 21
and Oct. 19 in downtown Knob
Noster. Visit the Open Air Market
Knob Noster, Mo page on Face-
book.
First Saturday Presentations
at 10 a.m. on the rst Saturday
of the month at the Arrow Rock
Visitors Center. Visit arrowrock.
org.
Sonic Summer Nights cruise
nights from 6 to 10 p.m. the third
Saturday of every month from
May through September at Sonic
in Versailles. Visit facebook.com/
SonicSummerNights.
Columbia Farmers’ Market
from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesdays and
from 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays
through October in Columbia.
Visit columbiafarmersmarket.org.
Second Saturdays from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. on the second Saturday
of the month from April through
November in Rocheport. Visit
rocheport.com.
Warrensburg Community
Band free concerts at 3 p.m. July
3 at Warrensburg Veterans Home,
7 p.m. July 3 at Grover Park
Baptist Church, 7 p.m. July 20 at
Knob Hill Barn and 6:30 p.m. July
29 at Selmo Park. Visit facebook.
com/WarrensburgCommunity-
Band.
Sedalia Concert Band free
concerts at 7 p.m. July 11, 18 and
25 at e Pavilion in downtown
Sedalia. Visit facebook.com/seda-
liaconcertband.
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Located in the heart of
Cole Camp, Missouri is the
German Table. Established in
2012, this gem, listed on the
National registry for historical
locations, serves a German
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generations. Whether you are
there for one of their German
beers and wines or simply
craving schnitzel, the German
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We run 30-40 vendors at any given time
and they bring new items in every day!
ings like these & more:
local honey ~ dough bowls ~ jewelry ~ cards
shirts & hats ~ quilts ~ tumblers ~ gifts
baby & pet items ~ art & sewing supplies
old-fashioned candy ~ retro & new toys ~ orals ~ greenery
aprons & cozies ~ metal art ~ paintings ~ fabric arts
candles, waxmelts ~ soap & body care
Craft classes & Events, too!
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Located at 427 NE 13 Highway,
just 4 miles north of Warrensburg,
your hometown mercantile brings you a
wonderful assortment of “Handmade & Homegrown”
goods made & grown from folks right here.
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Some excellent Cen-
tral Missouri wineries to
visit are Dale Hollow in
Stover, Wildlife Ridge near
Smithton, Timber Ridge
in Stover, Les Bourgeois in
Rocheport, Primitive Olde
Crow in Clinton and Arca-
dian Moon in Higginsville.
5. Cultural and Culinary
Experiences: In addition
to wine tasting, visitors to
central Missouri vineyards
can enjoy a range of cultural
and culinary experienc-
es. Some wineries host
events such as wine and
food pairings, live music
performances, and vineyard
tours. e surrounding area
also oers opportunities for
outdoor activities such as
hiking, biking, and boating,
making it a popular destina-
tion for wine enthusiasts
and nature lovers alike.
Missouri’s craft
beer culture
Central Missouri is
known for its scenic beauty,
historic landmarks, and
burgeoning cra beer scene.
From small-batch brewer-
ies tucked away in quaint
towns to bustling brewpubs
in vibrant city centers, the
region oers diverse options
for beer enthusiasts to
explore.
Central Missouris cra
beer culture is rooted in a
passion for quality, cre-
ativity, and community.
Breweries in the region
pride themselves on using
locally sourced ingredients,
experimenting with inno-
vative brewing techniques,
and fostering connections
with their patrons.
e cra beer scene in
Central Missouri continues
to grow, with new brew-
eries regularly joining the
ranks and established ones
expanding their oerings.
is dynamic environment
ensures that beer enthu-
siasts always have some-
thing new and exciting to
discover.
Brewery Trails
Central Missouri boasts
several brewery trails that
provide a curated experi-
ence for visitors looking to
sample various cra beers
while exploring the regions
scenic beauty.
For example, the Central
Missouri Ale Trail features
breweries in cities like
Jeerson City, Columbia,
and Sedalia, showcasing the
diversity of cra beer oer-
ings in the area. Visitors can
embark on self-guided tours
or join organized brewery
crawls to experience the
best each brewery oers.
Another popular trail is
the Katy Trail Beer Trail,
which highlights brewer-
ies along the famous Katy
Trail, a 240-mile-long rail
trail that traverses Missou-
ri’s heart. is trail oers
a unique opportunity for
outdoor enthusiasts to
combine their love of hiking
or cycling with cra beer
tasting.
Breweries
and Brewpubs
Central Missouri is home
to a wide range of breweries
and brewpubs, each with
its own distinct personality,
brewing philosophy, and
beer lineup.
In Columbia, cra beer
lovers can visit Logboat
Brewing Company, known
for its laid-back atmosphere
and eclectic beer selection,
or Rock Bridge Brewing
Company, which specializes
in barrel-aged and sour
beers.
Jeerson City is home to
popular breweries like Bur
Oak Brewing Company,
known for its commitment
to sustainability and com-
munity engagement, and
Prison Brews, housed just
two blocks from the former
Missouri State Penitentiary.
Other notable brewer-
ies in the region include
Broadway Brewery in
Columbia, Public House
Brewing Company in Rolla,
Lost Art Taproom in Knob
Noster, Welpman Springs
Brewing in Stover, Bees
Knees Brewing Company
in Versailles, and Piney
River Brewing Company in
Bucyrus. Each oers its own
unique take on cra beer
and hospitality.
In downtown Sedalia,
patrons can sample a wide
variety of Missouri-made
beers and other beverages at
e Local Tap. Customers
can enjoy one of several ro-
tating dra beers or choose
from countless options in
the bar’s large refrigerators.
While it doesnt oer
beer or wine, Warrensburg
is home to Phantom V
Distillery, which creates and
sells vodka and numerous
avors of brandy. Soon,
Warrensburg will also be
home to its own brewery,
Mule Barn Brewing Co. A
storefront is in the works,
but those interested in a
preview can nd several
Mule Barn oerings such
as the Depot Street Lager
or the B-2 Brown Ale at
Checker Tavern in down-
town Warrensburg.
Special Events
and Festivals
Central Missouri hosts
beer-centric events and fes-
tivals throughout the year
that celebrate the regions
cra beer culture.
Columbia Cra Beer
Week, for example, features
a week-long lineup of beer
tastings, brewery tours, and
special events showcasing
the best the local cra beer
scene has to oer.
Other notable events in-
clude the Capital City Cra
Beer Festival in Jeerson
City and the Oktoberfest
celebrations hosted in vari-
ous regions.
Whether one is a sea-
soned beer enthusiast or
a casual imbiber, Central
Missouri oers a wealth of
opportunities to explore
and enjoy the cra beer
scene. From brewery trails
and brewpubs to special
events and festivals, theres
no shortage of ways to
experience the regions
rich brewing heritage and
vibrant beer culture.
Warrensburg is home
to Easy 18 Indoor Golf,
an indoor golf simulation
business with two large
high-denition hitting bays.
Located at 328 E. Young
Ave., golfers of all shapes and
sizes will enjoy the comforts
of indoor golf, while also
feeling the thrill of competi-
tion. Bays can be rented for
up to three hours per day,
with every hour costing $30.
Further east in Sedalia,
Down Range Indoor Golf
Simulator oers similar
prices and includes a driving
range, simulating play at dif-
ferent courses from around
the world, and monthly
membership options for
customers.
Aside from ordinary golf,
over the last half-decade,
disc golf has taken over as a
mainstay sport in America.
Per Udisc.com, 500 mil-
lion people live within 6.2
miles of a disc golf course,
with the U.S. making up 254
million of that number. Disc
golf is also pretty cheap, with
disc packages ranging from
$25 to $50 and close to 90%
of courses being free to play.
Compared to a round of
traditional golf, an 18-hole
round of disc golf takes less
than half the time.
Missouri has been at the
forefront of the disc golf rev-
olution, with many courses
opening up across the state
and in the major cities of
Kansas City and Colum-
bia. Columbias Harmony
Bends won the 2017 Disc
Golf Course of the Year by
DGCourseReview.com.
In the smaller Missouri
cities, the disc golf craze has
also caught on. In Sedalia,
players can visit Clover Dell
Park Disc Golf Course, an
18-hole course set just o
the Katy Trail heading west.
Higginsvilles Disc Golf
Course was built just two
years ago and was the rst
course in any Missouri state
park. Even in Warrensburg,
Marr Park oers a 9-hole
free-to-play course in its
park.
Upcoming Golf Events
and Leagues
e Higginsville Country
Club oers scramble league
matchplay on Tuesdays,
a womens league on
Wednesdays, and a mens
league on ursdays. For
more information, visit
www.higginsvillegolf.com/
league-schedules.
e Sedalia Country
Country Club oers a
Sunday Couples League,
weekly junior golf sessions, a
ursday ladies league and
a country club mens league.
In July, it is hosting the
Center for Human Services
Golf Tournament from July
12-14. It is also hosting the
Missouri Golf Association
Junior Golf Tournament
on July 14 and the ninth
annual State Fair Commu-
nity College Tournament
that benets school athletic
scholarships on July 22. e
Central Missouri Ladies
Golf Tournament is set to
be hosted on July 24 and 25.
For more information, visit
sedaliacountryclub.com/
events.
e Clover Dell Park Disc
Golf Course hosts Monday
league nights called “Clover
Dell Mondays” every week,
weather permitting. It is a
single-player league but is
beginner-friendly and open
to anyone. For more infor-
mation, visit the courses
Facebook group or contact
the league director, Kevin
Montgomery.
Darby and Jack Standif-
erd, of Wichita, Kansas, came
to Arrow Rock for a wedding
and were immediately struck
by the beauty of the eight-by-
four-block town founded in
1829.
“We’ve been all through-
out this little area,” Darby
said. “We had no idea the
historical value in every-
thing.
“It’s full of history,” Jack
said.
All the tribes, the Indians
that were here,” Darby
continued. “Its all this history
needs to be taught, from the
slave stu to the salt, and all
of that. Its just how things
were developed and very
interesting.
Closely regulated develop-
ment has kept Arrow Rock a
bit of a living museum from
the cobblestone gutters to the
100-year-old homes.
eres so much similar-
ity, but its so simple,” Darby
said. “It’s just the simplicity,
the houses are still kind of
built the same, not its the
same quality obviously, but
just how everything was
simple. Were staying at an
old boarding house, not in
this town, but in Blackwa-
ter, which is right by here.
It’s from 1889 and no TV,
no anything, and its just
like we didnt even realize
that it wasn’t there. Its very
interesting, you step back in
time and realize how simple
everything is, you don’t need
all this other stu.
e tourists were struck
by the fact the visitors center
museum didnt try revising
Arrow Rocks rich history,
but instead embraced it.
“With everything going
on in the world today,
reading the history on some
of the college campuses now,
they don’t teach that, they’re
trying to get rid of it,” Jack
said. “It’s just very interesting
that they just run the whole
gamut of history over there,
its really neat.
Deb Bowers with the
Arrow Rock Hand Weavers
Guild weaves wool with a
drop spindle and wool roving
at the visitors center.
“We do weaving and
spinning and rug hooking,
everything hanging on the
wall was woven,” Bowers said
proudly.
Many visitors come to see
productions at the Lyceum
eatre, built in a converted
church and one of Missouri’s
oldest professional regional
theatres.
‘I think the people that
come like the history, they
like the quiet,” Tearney said.
“Were unique in the state be-
cause this facility is not only
a State Park, but its a historic
site and we are right next to
the community.
For more information on
historic Arrow Rock, visit
arrowrock.org. For more in-
formation about the Lyceum
eatre, visit lyceumtheatre.
org.
Chris Howell can be
reached at 660-530-0146.
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WHILE YOU’RE THERE ENJOY THE SMALL-TOWN HOSPITALITY,
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Warsaw Heritage Day – Over
200 handmade craft booths, food
vendors, live music and more!
19-20
Kaysinger Heritage Days – Live
demonstrations at this working 1800’s
pioneer village with log cabins, a General
Store, tradesman, craftsman,
25-26
Cole Camp Haunted House at
RiOak
26
Cole Camp Pumpkin Fest – This
unique Halloween event includes a Spirit
Stroll, pumpkin carving contest, spooky
scavenger hunt, haunted house, food
vendors, 5K Zombie Run & Walk, food
trucks and more!
31
Warsaw Halloween Hoopla – A big
safe Halloween experience downtown
Warsaw. Businesses set up cover about 6
blocks. Main and Van Buren. Booths open
at 6 pm. Costume Contest by Creative
Palette.
31
Lincoln Frightfully Fun Family Night –
Join us at the big city park in Lincoln for
Halloween activities and a trunk or treat
for the whole family!
JULY
4
Lincoln Fireworks – Mark your
calendars for this one-of-a-kind
spectacular fireworks show in Lincoln!
6
Drake Harbor Fireworks – Mark
your calendars for this one-of-a-kind
spectacular fireworks show overlooking
the Osage Arm of Lake of the Ozarks at
Drake Harbor!
6
Lincoln Fourth of July Events
6
Cole Camp Jaycees MSTPA
Sanctioned Truck & Tractor Pull
20
Cole Camp Zucchini Races – You
heard it right! Come down and race your
zucchini or enter it for best decorated for
prizes or be a spectator. Where else can
you see zucchini’s on wheels?
AUGUST
3
Smokin Hot Harborfest – Don’t miss
this unique event in beautiful Drake
Harbor! Live bands, beer garden, food
trucks, kid’s zone, a water ski show on
the Osage Arm of LOZ and more!
30-31
Benton County Rodeo – MRA
and URA Sanctioned Rodeo with saddle
bronc riding, steer wrestling, cowgirl’s
barrel race, bareback bronc, calf roping,
bull riding, mutton busting, contest ages
4-7, break away roping, team roping,
sheep scramble for kids 10 years and
younger and more!
SEPTEMBER
5-7 Cole Camp Fair
This fair has
the most unbelievable floats in MO –
must-see! Carnival rides, food vendors,
contests, competitions, car show, 5K, and
much more!
7 Lincoln Fly-In –
“Fly-in to the last of
the remaining grass roots airstrips in MO
and have a bite to eat, chat with the pilots
and enjoy all of the unique planes that
come in.
14 Lincoln Fall Market/Balloon
Glow/Strongman Competition
Activities include a Farmer Strongman
Competition, Pie Auction, Pumpkin
Growing Contest, Live Music & Beer
Garden all day, Hot Air Balloon Glow,
Dinner and Rides, Beer Garden with The
Groove Pilots following the Balloon Glow!
19-22 Mozarkite Rock and Gem
Show
(Lincoln)
28 Cole Camp Oktoberfest –
Live
German music, food and traditional
festivities held in Downtown Cole Camp!
28 Antique Farm Show
(Cole Camp)
They have apple cider press, apple butter,
churned butter, beekeeper, blacksmith,
wheat threshing & straw baling, sugar
cane & molasses press, corn meal,
sawmill, Grandma Kitchen Museum.
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research, to find better ways
for humans and sharks to coex-
ist in the waters surrounding
Louisiana. Following up on July
1 is “Shark vs. Ross Edgley,”
which follows “ultra-athlete
swimmer, world record holder
and shark advocate Ross Edg-
ley ... [as he attempts] to pit his
mind and body against four of
the most formidable sharks in
the ocean” (ABC). Other Shark-
fest features this year include:
“Baby Sharks in the City” (July
2), which explores a great
white shark nursery off the
coast of New York City; “Shark
Attack 360” (July 2), which
uses forensic evidence to look
into why sharks attack;Attack
of the Red Sea Sharks” (July
7), which takes a deeper look
at a series of deadly attacks in
Egypt; and many more.
WHAT’S NEW ON MAX
“Hard Knocks: Offseason
with the New York Giants” -
Season 1
Going from the field to the
front office, the newest install-
ment of HBO’s Hard Knocks
franchise, “Hard Knocks:
Offseason with the New York
Giants,” premieres Tuesday,
July 2, on Max. Heading to
New York to get up close and
personal with the team that
keeps the NFL’s New York Gi-
ants running, this iteration
of “Hard Knocks” dives deep
into the National Football
League’s offseason for the very
first time. Over the course of
five episodes, the series takes
viewers inside the Giants orga-
nization as the team prepares
for its landmark 100th season.
Giving audiences unprec-
edented access, “camera crews
... chronicle the team’s every
move as general manager Joe
Schoen and other members of
the team’s front office and staff
navigate the critical offseason
period from January to July
2024, from the NFL Scouting
Combine to free agency, to
the NFL Draft and team mini-
camps” (per HBO). From HBO,
NFL Films, Skydance Sports and
the New York Giants, the series
is narrated by Liev Schreiber
(“A Small Light”).
does everything he can to stop
it. Later episodes include “Bin-
go 3000,“Muffin Unboxing,
“Letter,” “Hungry,” “Three
Pigs” and “Animals. “Bluey
Minisodes” comes from origi-
nal series creator Joe Brumm
(“Tinga Tinga Tales”).
“Shark Beach With Antho-
ny Mackie: Gulf Coast”
Swim safe this summer:
National Geographic’s 2024
Sharkfest kicks off Monday,
July 1, on Disney+, with fea-
tures also available on Hulu,
after airing on the linear
National Geographic channel
the day before. Kicking off
Sharkfest this year is “Shark
Beach With Anthony Mackie:
Gulf Coast,” which follows
actor Anthony Mackie (“The
Falcon and the Winter Soldier”)
as he navigates the waterways
of New Orleans, where he was
born and raised. As Mackie
“explores the growing rumors
that shark encounters may
be on the rise in the Gulf of
Mexico” (per ABC), he works
with a team of experts, con-
sulting the latest in scientific
Attendant”), Andrew Call (“Z:
The Beginning of Everything”),
Troy Iwata (“WeCrashed”),
Josephine Huang (“Ramy”),
Dave Foley (“The Kids in the
Hall”), Sam Robards (“Twist-
ed”) and Joshua Harto (“The
Dark Knight,” 2008).
WHAT’S NEW ON DISNEY+
“Bluey Minisodes”
Bringing more tail-wagging
fun and heartwarming stories
to families, seven brand-new
“Bluey Minisodes” make their
debut Wednesday, July 3, on
Disney+. Further exploring the
beloved world of “Bluey,” the
smash-hit Australian children’s
series about the adventures
of blue heeler pup Bluey and
her family, these new shorts,
running one to three minutes
each, “highlight funny and
sweet moments featuring
Bluey and Bingo, leaning
into playful interactions and
games” (per Disney). The
premiere, titled “Burger Dog,
sees Bluey and her little sister,
Bingo, dancing to annoying
music, while their dad, Bandit,
newest comedy film, “Space
Cadet,” premieres on the
streamer Thursday, July 4.
Florida party girl Tiffany “Rex”
Simpson (Emma Roberts,
American Horror Story”) lives
a fun and carefree life, but
she’s always dreamed of going
to space. With her life not go-
ing according to plan and de-
termined to turn things around
for herself, Rex, with the help
of her best friend, Nadine (Pop-
py Liu, “Hacks”), submits an
embellished application to NA-
SA’s ultra-competitive astro-
naut training program. Using
her quick wits to get through
the program — and hopefully
to the top of her class — Rex
will have to get through her
training and blast off before
she can be caught as a fraud.
Written and directed by Liz
W. Garcia (“Memphis Beat”),
“Space Cadet” also stars Tom
Hopper (“Black Sails”), Gabri-
elle Union (“Truth Be Told”),
Kuhoo Verma (“Plan B,” 2021),
Desi Lydic (“Awkward.”), Se-
bastian Yatra (“Once Upon a
Time... Happily Never After”),
Yasha Jackson (“The Flight
Ivory Coast, Kenya and Italy.
Produced in association with
the Olympic Channel, “Sprint”
is directed by Phil Turner (“SAS:
Who Dares Wins”).
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“Sprint” - Season 1
Make your way to the start-
ing line and get excited for the
2024 Summer Olympic Games
with the new documentary
series “Sprint,” premiering
Tuesday, July 2, on Netflix.
From executive producers Paul
Martin, James Gay-Rees and
Warren Smith from Box to
Box Films, the team behind hit
series including “Formula 1:
Drive to Survive” and “Break
Point,” “Sprint” follows some
of the fastest athletes from all
over the world. Digging deep
into the psychology of the sport
and the minds and motivations
of the athletes, all of whom
are constantly working hard
to be the fastest person on the
planet, the series takes “an ex-
clusive behind-the-scenes look
at the high stakes and mental
toughness of the sprinters who
devote their entire lives to
crossing the finish line in record
time, where their professional
futures are decided in just frac-
tions of a second” (per Netflix).
Following top sprinters as they
travel around the world and
through the 2023 world cham-
pionships, the series features
athletes including Sha’Carri
Richardson (U.S.), Noah Lyles
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Lights Out
Michael “Duffy” Duffield
(Grillo) is a homeless veteran
struggling to reintegrate
himself back into society in
the aftermath of his wartime
experiences. Drifting from
town to town, he makes just
enough money to travel to
his next destination. Cur-
rently situated in Los Angeles,
he gets into a fight at a
roadhouse bar when another
patron tries to cheat him in a
game of poker. Max (Phifer),
a former convict and the
manager of fighters for an
underground fight club, wit-
nesses this and approaches
Duffy, offering him the oppor-
tunity to make some money
for them both in the illegal
operation, run by a sinister
crime boss and a corrupt po-
lice detective.
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Frank Grillo, Mekhi Phifer, Jaime
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A/Tina Livestock Market B/Brown Shoe Fit
SHOE FIT CO.
Brown’s
WARRENSBURG • 213 N. Holden St. • 660-362-1563 • Mon. - Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-5
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Tina Livestock Market
A/Boonville Livestock Sales
B/Brown Shoe Fit
Cattle Sales: Mondays @ 11 am
Sheep, Goat & Hog Sales:
1st Saturday of the month @ 10 am
Special Cow Sales: 4th Friday of the month @ 6 pm
5 weigh cow buyers at every sale!
Very active weigh cow and bull market!
Check us out on our new website: www.tinalivestockmarket.com
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FEEDER SALE - MONDAY, JUNE 24 • 11 AM
** NO SPECIAL COW SALE - FRIDAY, JUNE 28 **
FEEDER SALE - MONDAY, JULY 1 • 11 AM
** NO SHEEP, GOAT & HOG SALE - SATURDAY, JULY 6 **
FEEDER SALE - MONDAY, JULY 15 • 11 AM
Barn: 660-622-4214
Casey Flinn, Owner: 816-769-7532
Field Reps: Dwayne Penny: 816-506-2776
Utah Stulz: 660-334-0400
Bobby Morrison: 816-345-0518
Ben Peterson: 660-247-2759
Travis Gibson: 660-646-8337
Rick Tate: 660-734-1307
Find us on Facebook at Tina Livestock Market
Check out our market report on Cattle Market Mobile!
Market Report from Monday, June 17
935 head sold
Bulk of butcher cows
125-148
High Yielding
150-158
Bulls
160-187
Steers:
300-400lbs 3.95-4.25
400-500lbs 3.50-3.68
500-600lbs 3.10-3.51
600-700lbs 2.82-3.03
700-800lbs 2.50-2.71
Heifers:
300-400lbs 3.35-3.65
400-500lbs 3.08-3.43
500-600lbs 2.80-3.08
600-700lbs 2.55-2.74
Largest
dealer in the area
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @ShoeBurg
WARRENSBURG
213 N. Holden St. • 660-362-1563 • Mon. - Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-5
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