Pete Milinkov, 91, Lampe, died Wednesday, November 2, 2022. He was born June 24, 1931, in Detroit, MI, to Peter Milinkov and Madeline Castaldi Milinkov. He graduated from Cooley High School. He married Virginia Lee Carpenter. She preceded him in death in 2007 after 56 years of marriage. In 2011, he met and married Donna
Max Noble, 82, Clearmont, formerly of Stanberry, died Friday, November 11, 2022, at a Stanberry nursing home. He was born May 30, 1940, in Darlington, to Oliver Thomas and Lela Thurman Noble. In November of 1985, he married Imogene Barth in Vermont. Mr. Noble worked as an auto mechanic for years and then later worked
Home Instead, 217 East First, Maryville, is sponsoring a new Christmas program, “Be a Santa to a Senior” program. The program hopes to provide gifts to senior citizens who are in need, or are lonely during the holiday season. There is a Christmas tree at the Maryville Sears Hometown Store with ornaments describing gifts that
The Hospital Auxiliary Craft and Bake Sale will be held from 10 am to 8 pm, Wednesday, November 30; 8 am to 8 pm, Thursday, December 1; and 8 am to 3 pm, Friday, December 2 in the Franciscan Room, ground floor of Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville, 2016 North Main Street.
The Business of the Month award exists to recognize and honor businesses demonstrating community involvement, outstanding customer service and professional relationships. Because it is a great example of all these, the November Business of the Month is Ace Westlake Hardware. The nomination form for Westlake complimented the business for its outstanding customer service which starts
Northwest studies enrollment goal Dr. Clarence Green, Northwest Missouri State University interim president Northwest Missouri State University’s Homecoming last month was a huge success! Tons of alumni, students, employees and friends enjoyed the various events in our community this fall. As we approach our commencement ceremonies and the end of the semester in December,
The North Nodaway National Honor Society and family and consumer sciences class combined forces to serve a Thanksgiving meal, November 18 to community members. The students and teachers gathered behind the serving line at the beginning of the lunch. The meal was ham, turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, green beans, rolls and different kinds of
Holiday events sparkle throughout Nodaway County, as Christmas activities abound. Tour of Lights, Maryville The Tour of Lights in Maryville grand prize has been donated by Dr. Stan and Debbie Snyder. This year’s lucky winner will get December’s electric bill paid. Judging will begin promptly after sign-up ends and the winner will be announced
LaChic features thoughtful, useful Christmas gifts in the handbag room. Owner Jennifer Gillespie shows off the many different handbags and jewelry available for personal use or as gifts. LaChic located at 108 East Third Street is a boutique salon that specializes in cut and color. Gillespie hosts three shopping events per year. Besides the handbags
By Kathryn Rice Maryville Florists has turned into a winter wonderland of Christmas gifts and decorating items. Located at 214 North Main Street, the shop features a wide variety of gifts and floral arrangements. Owner Keitha Clapp laughs about the wide selection of gnomes currently waiting for purchase. If looking for a small stocking stuffer,
