WARRENSBURG, Mo.--The cast and production staff for "Little Women," by Louisa May Alcott, adapted by Matt Buchanan, has been announced by the director, Julie Rae Mollenkamp, associate professor of theatre at the University of Central Missouri.

WARRENSBURG, Mo.--Check out videos of David and Jimmy Nace of The Nace Brothers performing live in the studios of 90.9 The Bridge.
The Nace Brothers - The World We Live in (YouTube)
The Nace Brothers - The Way It's Always Been (YouTube)

WARRENSBURG, Mo.--In the realm of Christmas movies, few can be remade successfully. Throughout the years, there have been things about Christmas stories which have grown tiresome and overused to viewers.

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WARRENSBURG, Mo.--Although the thoughts and dreams of moviegoers this weekend may be preoccupied with vampires and werewolves, it may do some of them good to let their minds travel to a world of physics. Because where "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" has epic battles to bring, another movie may spawn epic laughs.

WARRENSBURG, Mo.--For many classic rock fans, “Keep on Chooglin’” by Creedence Clearwater Revival is a rock ‘n’ roll staple. To choogle, as defined by the CCR song, is “to ball and have a good time;” it’s an act to “keep on.”

A band based out of Minneapolis took the idea of chooglin’ a little more seriously by naming itself after the slogan.

A seven-man band, Chooglin’ visited Warrensburg Saturday to perform at Bottom Feeder Bay.

WARRENSBURG, Mo.-- The UCM Gallery of Art and Design is closing out the end of the semester by showcasing works done by graduating seniors. The exhibition features work in a variety of mediums and disciplines including studio art, graphic design and illustration.

WARRENSBURG, Mo.--Jerry Brown, one of the area’s best-known pastel artists, will present a program on “Painting with Pastels” at the Nov. 19 meeting of Mid-Missouri Artists Inc.

WARRENSBURG, Mo. --Area residents were invited to bring their little ghouls and goblins downtown Friday to collect candy from area businesses, which went all out, dressing their employees in costumes and decorating their stores for the event.

WARRENSBURG, Mo.--When Tony Shaffer was in high school, his academic advisor asked him what he wanted to do with his life. Shaffer said he didn’t know, so the advisor asked him what he liked to do for fun.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)--The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art's new American Indian galleries will be receiving a gift of 34 rare objects from a Kansas City couple that have been patrons of the museum for decades.

WARRENSBURG, Mo.--Fresh on the heels of our country's celebration of veterans who have fought for our freedom, KMOS brings you programs about people from other countries who have had their freedom taken away. "No Subtitles Necessary" and "A Death in Tehran" each capture the abomination of power structures that remove individual freedoms, sometimes to the point of violence.