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Wags & Whiskers hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday, Aug. 15, to celebrate the completion of its new animal shelter. Many years in the making, the new facility will serve Wags & Whiskers' mission of working to end pet homelessness in Warren County.
By: Jonathan Riley
Nonprofit organization Magnificent Missouri originally planned to host its annual Sweet Corn Sunday event on Aug. 16, but the event was cancelled due to expected extreme heat. Instead, Magnificent Missouri hosted its first ever "Watermelon Sunday," which organizer Dan Burkhardt deemed a success.
The Warren County Old Threshers Association hosted the 49th annual Farm Heritage Days from Aug. 14-16, 2026, at the Agricultural Heritage Museum, 29550 Palmyra Rd., Warrenton. The event included threshing and sawmill demonstrations, live music, an antique tractor and equipment show, a lawnmower demolition derby, games and contests, and more.
Well over 100 people, including state and local officials, project stakeholders, and members of the public, gathered Monday, Aug. 17, to celebrate the opening of the Highway 47 bridge over Interstate 70 in Warrenton. Work on the bridge replacement began in late March.
By: Jonathan Riley
At the Thursday, Aug. 13, Wright City Board of Aldermen meeting, residents raised concerns about the Elm Street bridge over Interstate 70. City officials said, though, that making changes such as installing a stop light at the bridge would be the state's responsibility.
“We have had discussions about doing some cleanup around the city, especially weeds,” Mayor Jerry Cannon said at the Aug. 12 Board of Aldermen meeting, adding that city workers had been clearing weeds along Highway M earlier in the day.
By: Jonathan Riley
Wags & Whiskers, located at 13620 State Highway M, Innsbrook, hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house Saturday, Aug. 15, drawing a crowd of more than 70 people.
By: Jonathan Riley
Marthasville aldermen, who say they were unaware that a trash hauling contract they approved in April gives each of them personally an extra trash cart that they don't have to pay for, are now looking to revise the agreement.
By: Jonathan Riley
After hearing from representatives of solar developers Ranger Power and Desri, as well as members of the public, the Warren County Planning & Zoning Commission voted Thursday, Aug. 20, to postpone a decision on approving a new solar overlay district until next month.
By: Jonathan Riley
With one lawsuit already filed against the city and other residents considering separate litigation over a planned asphalt plant, at a packed meeting last week, the Wright City Planning & Zoning Commission backed off from approving another step toward making the facility a reality.
