Welcome to Warrensburg, MO - Missouri Life TV (Episode 2 - Season 5)

Welcome to Warrensburg, Missouri! On this episode of Missouri Life TV, we’ll experience Powell Gardens - a peaceful respite attracting sightseers, plant-lovers, and even soon-to-be-newlyweds. Visit Blind Boone Park and hear the story of John William Boone, whose rich character and inspiring music continues to bring the community together. Walk the quad at the home of the Missouri Mules, University of Central Missouri. Learn the importance of growing and buying locally grown produce at Buckeye Acres. Bake artisan bread at Green Truck Bakery. Enjoy an inclusive playground designed for people of all abilities to enjoy at Cave Hollow Park. Play classic video games and browse timeless memorabilia at Retrograde Charitable Toy and Videogame Museum. And lastly, we’ll stop off at Whiteman Air Force Base to see aircraft, classic and modern alike, soar high above the Warrensburg Sky during their Wings over Whiteman airshow.
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Made possible by
MISSOURI LIFE MAGAZINE
Produced by
THE EVOKE GROUP
Producer
WILL MOORE
Director of Photography
AUSTIN KOLB
Aerial Cinematography
JAMES SMITH
Post-Production & Editing by
THE EVOKE GROUP
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Special thanks to:
WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE
COLONEL JEFFREY T. SCHREINER
JENNIFER GREENE
1ST LIEUTENANT ALLEN PALMER
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI
ROGER BEST
JEFF MURPHY
POWELL GARDENS
KALIE HUDSON
BUCKEYE ACRES
HEATHER & BUCK COUNTS
WARRENSBURG FARMERS MARKET
GREEN TRUCK BAKERY
CARMEN SCHICK
RYAN SCHICK
CARL SCHICK
BLIND BOONE PARK
SANDY IRLE
JOHNSON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MIKE SHAW
CAVE HOLLOW PARK
SCOTT HOLMBERG
RETROGRADE CHARITABLE TOY & VIDEOGAME MUSEUM
BRIAN CHAMBERLIN
RYAN EDMONDSON
GELBACH MANOR
RHONDA GELBACH
MUDDY CREEK BBQ
CARMEN MALLORY
WARRENSBURG CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU
MARCY BRYANT

[@johnphillips3526]

Nice to see a video on Warrensburg, but there was very little actually about the town, just seemed to be advertisements for some fringe businesses. Powell Gardens isn’t even in Warrensburg, but a nice place.

[@terryburks6839]

where is your video?

[@johnphillips3526]

@@terryburks6839 I have a real job Terry, I don’t spend my time harassing people who comment on videos.

[@terryburks6839]

@@johnphillips3526 you are bitching at the person making the videos. either, move on or make your own video and quick bitching.

[@dlpine71]

Terrific video!

[@MissouriLife]

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[@Sirderpingtonthefirst]

Take me back to my home where i will be based with the 442nd Fighter Wing

[@theartisanrogue]

Retrograde seems to be a wonderful spiritual successor to the old arcade that was on the corner of Pine Street years ago. I spent some of my high school day weekends at Token Joe's. I get down to Warrensburg every few weekends, and the town has changed as all small/mid level towns do, where the more it changes, the more it stays somewhat the same. Rock N Sports has a wonderful history, and is the in some sense, the inheritor of Sedalia's Queen City Collectibles arena of business from back a few years, the Black Adder cafe used to be this uniquely odd place called the Teahaus, and before Thompson Production's Gaming Store, there had been A to Z Comics, and years before that, across from Token Joes, on the opposite corner, there used to be the original gamer's shop, I'm Game.

[@magzdilluh]

Simply lovely

[@davidwild6750]

It's valley view not hilltops or whatever u called it