Warren County Record

The Warrenton Fire Protection District is selling its inactive station house in Pendleton, a move aimed at stabilizing the district’s finances for a few more years.

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Gaining experience will be key this year for the success of the young Wright City wrestling program.

The Warrenton Board of Aldermen has approved a $24,000 contract with retiring City Administrator Terri Thorn to retain her as a consultant for an additional year after her last day.

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For the Warrenton varsity wrestling Warriors, hopes are high that they can improve upon last season that saw one of their wrestlers reach the state tournament.

The Warriors had seven wrestlers compete in the Gateway Athletic Conference tourney, finishing with a champion, two runners-up, and four third-place winners.

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Madelyn Marschel came back from a knee injury this year to qualify for the state cross country meet and set a personal best time at the competition.

A lighted parade is returning to Warrenton's Hometown Christmas festival this year. Aldermen also addressed criticism over the festival's approval process.

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Cuts to a wide range of programs and staff, not just agriculture, are proposed in the R-III School District's effort to eliminate $950,000 from its budget. The vote is coming up next week.

Zoe Riggs is Wright City's first girls competitor in 13 years to take home an all-state cross country medal.

Longer than normal waiting time was the only significant challenge experienced by voters in Warren County last week, although the county clerk later received a slew of calls about the markers used on ballots.