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Cole Camp FFA Helps Pack 177,000 Meals at State Fair
Members of the COLE CAMP FFA joined more than 650 FFA members and agricultural leaders on Tuesday, August 12, for the Missouri State FFA Day of Service, a component of the Missouri Farmers Care … more
BCE 8/27
ON THE JOB, Administrative Assistant Susan Roberts and Deputy Clerk Brenda Giese are a part of the Sheriff's Office at the now four year old facility.
Sheriff Knox & County Officials Reflect On New Jail After 4 Years Of Operation
Four years after opening its doors in February 2021, Benton County's modern detention facility represents a dramatic leap forward from its predecessor, though officials emphasize the financial … more
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A DECADE OF HELPING HISTORY, Rick Bibb has been an active supporter of the Benton County Museum since returning to Warsaw in 2015.
One Man’s Quest To Save Local History Leaves Benton County A Timeless Legacy
History is what gives a legacy to every community. Cole Camp has a long line of German heritage. Lincoln developed from a stagecoach stop into a small railroad town, later becoming known for its … more
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Two Drivers Injured in Head-On Collision in Benton County
A head-on collision on Route T left two men injured Sunday afternoon, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The crash happened at 4:30 p.m. on August 24, just west of Quail Run Road. … more
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Front row: Ryan Irish, (LCCB), Becky Smith (LCCB Board), Amy Biggerstaff (LCCB President). Also serves as Park Board Secretary and the vice-President of the Chamber. Trevor Dendish (Contractor), Lindsey Decker, (Chamber President), Josh Cole, (City) Amanda VonSenden, BCCF) Back row: Phil Fisher, Lincoln Alderman, Rod & Dorcas Brethower (Original LCCB member and President of BCCF)John Cramer, (LCCB Board), Chase Young (LCCB secretary), Glen Nelson Mayor and Chase VonSenden, LCCB vice-President)
Lincoln Park Walking Path To Become Reality
August 16, Saturday morning, 8:30 a.m. a happy group gathered in the big city park for the long anticipated ground breaking of the walking path that will now be constructed. A half mile path … more
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A MONTH OF WORK! Artist Luke Helms stands in front of his new mural, Mother Nature’s Kiss, bringing a burst of color and creativity to Main Street
Artist Completes Colorful Mural Ahead of Unveiling on Saturday
After nearly a month of work, artist Luke Helms has finished a massive new mural in downtown Warsaw — a vibrant piece stretching 20 feet high and 140 feet long that he says is the best artwork … more
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THE CITY OF WARSAW heard from citizens during their last board meeting about the legalization of golf carts and UTVs on city streets. Dwayne Davis and his son Logan use their golf cart at their Polk Street property. They told the Enterprise, "We'd like to be able to drive it to town, especially during events. It would be fun."
Golf Carts And UTVs On Warsaw Streets A Hot Topic At City Board
A stark divide has been forming within Warsaw as two sides voice yays and nays on one issue: golf carts and UTVs. More specifically, should people be allowed to drive them within city limits or not? … more
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A WARM WELCOME was on hand for students including Ella Anderson from North Elementary instructor Crystal Boyd. Warsaw students returned for the fall semester on Tuesday.
School Bell's Toll Across County For Fall Semester
All three of the Benton County school districts started school on Tuesday, August 19 with a full day of classes.  While most of the school day looked the same as last year, there were some new … more
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BCE 8/21
MAJOR REPAIRS are scheduled by the City of Warsaw to the loading dock at the Post Office. The City, which owns the facility, says the structure is in dire need of work. On Tuesday, however, it was business as usual for Postal Carrier Brandy Adams as she loaded mail for delivery.
Heads Up! Could Warsaw Post Office Repairs Cause Headache For Patrons?
The loading dock at the Warsaw Post Office will soon undergo much-needed repairs, after years of wear, tear, and occasional mishaps finally pushed the structure beyond simple patchwork. The … more
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Buffalo Man Killed in Early Morning Crash on U.S. 65 in Benton County
A Buffalo man was killed and another driver injured in a three-vehicle crash on U.S. Highway 65 south of Warsaw Monday morning, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The crash happened … more
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PROGRESS IN MOTION, Josh Fritts worked on new bathroom flooring at R-IX North Elementary where a modernization plan is taking place due to the $18 million PROP Kids Bond that was passed in April 2024. School Secretary Cindy Miller checked on progress.
Building Tomorrow: Major Investment Transforming Warsaw R-IX Education
The sounds of construction echo through the hallways of Warsaw R-IX School District, but they're not just noise—they're the sounds of progress. As hammers pound and saws buzz, a comprehensive … more
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FUN AND FITNESS was on the menu during the weekly water aerobics at the Warsaw Municipal Pool over the summer. The final session took place on Friday with Ann Breshears, Debbie Boring, Deena Sorenson and Instructor Karen Price in attendance
That's A Wrap! Warsaw Pool Adjusts Hours As Summer Season Winds Down
As the dog days of summer begin to wind down, the Warsaw Municipal Pool is preparing to close another chapter in its seasonal operations. Today marked the final weekday of regular programming at the … more
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City Council Discusses Golf Carts In City Limits
The Warsaw City Council Chamber was packed with concerned citizens on August 11, as the Council discussed the possibility of allowing golf carts to be driven within the city limits. Alderwoman Kim … more
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BRINGING HOME the Overall Grand Champion Phenotype and Genotype Angus Bull was Leigha Viebrock.
Cole Camp Girl Takes Top Spot At State Fair
With the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia in full swing, many Benton County residents are bringing home top prizes from the biggest show in the state. Leigha Viebrock from Cole Camp won OVERALL GRAND … more
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BCE 8/13
WORLDS COLLIDE as Isaac and Cozette Knight welcome their third exchange student, Martina 'Marti' Frau, at the airport. With their kids being unable to wait, Declan (middle), Quinne (next to Cozette), and Lonnie (far right) accompany their parents to give a warm welcome to the next member of their internationally extended family.
Opening Homes, Opening Worlds: Families Needed for Exchange Students
For Heather Sterling, the world comes to Missouri one teenager at a time. As the local coordinator for CETUSA (Council for Educational Travel, USA), she helps connect students from across the globe … more
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PHIL Grants Return to Support Local Nonprofit Efforts
Every community in the country has certain pillars that hold it up. From the schools, first responders, to city officials, all are needed to make it work. However, one pillar is the non-profits, … more
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A PLAN FOR THE FUTURE was put on display during a MoDOT meeting at the Clinton Rotary Club. Jacob Wimsatt, the transportation Planner at MoDOT, detailed some current projects while also highlighting some needs that may be addressed across the county.
Potholes, Projects, and Priorities: MoDOT Lays Out Long-Term Plans
We all walk different paths in life, but one thing is consistent among every person on the planet: a hatred for potholes. Last week, the Missouri Department of Transportation held a meeting to allow … more
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MASSIVE CROWDS AND SUNNY SKIES made the annual Heritage Days festival a hit last year. Mikayla Andrews and Grace Long sold handmade soap.
Heritage Days on the Bluff Gets Cancelled; Chamber Show Goes on at the Harbor!
This year's Heritage Days celebration will lose half its luster as the Kaysinger Bluff Pioneer Heritage Days celebration is cancelled. Normally held at the Visitor Center by the Kaysinger Bluff … more
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FATAL: Warsaw Man Dies in Head-On Collision on US 65
An 80-year-old Warsaw man was killed instantly Friday morning when his pickup truck crossed into oncoming traffic on US 65 in Benton County, colliding head-on with an 18-wheeler. The deadly … more
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Meth, Weapon Seized in Benton County Drug Raid; Two Arrested
Two Benton County men are facing felony charges after a midweek drug raid turned up meth, drug paraphernalia, and a rifle. The Benton County Sheriff’s Office, working alongside the … more
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A FRESH START for the Back in Time Headquarters was celebrated on Thursday, July 24th, as the owner, Peggy Crabtree, cut the ribbon with Gatlin Bell and Larry Berry by her side. Community members, along with DeeDee Hunter from the Warsaw Chamber of Commerce, joined her in celebrating the occasion.
Back in Time Headquarters Celebrates Re-Grand Opening
A beloved local business is marking a new chapter with a re-grand opening celebration, featuring an expanded kitchen and enhanced dessert offerings that blend nostalgic charm with homemade quality. … more
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BCE 8/6/2025
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