History

There will be a public meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 4 at 5:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers to give residents an opportunity to offer opinions.

In 1976 the first U.S. Olympic Women's Basketball Team trained in Warrensburg. Here's what it was like for the elite athletes who played on that team.

You guys spoke up to tell us some of your favorites...and maybe a few to avoid.

The documentary features several respected historians and abundant archival images.

Sedalia summed up alphabetically!

Railroad fans and kids of all ages are in for a rare treat. Seeing one of Union Pacific's Heritage Steam locomotives on the tracks throughout West Central Missouri

Before the Breeze Inn became a restaurant known for its ribs, it was one of the first roadside tourist courts in Warrensburg.

In 1897, two days before Christmas the body of a petrified woman went on display at Hunt and Shackelford barbershop in Warrensburg on Holden Street.

Toby Dorr, a former resident of Sedalia, used to go by another name, Toby Young. In 2006, Toby gained notoriety after helping an inmate escape from the Lansing, Kansas Correctional Facility. This Friday, June 11, that story will be featured on the nighttime NBC news program, Dateline.

We know that summer hits in a couple of weeks. In fact, if you want to be specific, Summer begins in Missouri on Monday, June 21, at 12:32 a.m. CST. So know that you have that information, does the solstice or the equinox take place at that time?