Downtown Maryville will be hosting the annual Lighted Christmas Parade at 6 pm, Friday, December 2. The parade route will begin on North Main Street at Franklin Park and end at the Downtown Pocket Park, Third and Main. This is the second year that Downtown Maryville has hosted the parade since its inception in 2014.
There will be a Turkey Trot starting at 8 am, Thanksgiving, Thursday, November 24 at Fourth and Buchanan streets. Downtown Maryville is sponsoring the first-ever event.
The Maryville Public Library is having a dinosaur event for children in pre-kindergarten through sixth grade from 10 to 11 am, Monday, November 21 in the library basement. Dr. John Pope, professor of geoscience at Northwest Missouri State University, will speak on bones, rocks and minerals and take questions. There will be a dino coloring
The First Presbyterian Church will hold its Christmas decoration day, Sunday, November 20.
A freewill donation community breakfast will be served from 7 to 10 am, Saturday, November 19 at the Graham Community Building. It is sponsored by the Nodaway-Holt FFA. Menu is pancakes, biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, hashbrowns, bacon, coffee, milk and juice.
Maryville High School is presenting “Seussical” a musical based on Dr. Seuss books including “Horton Hears a Who,” “Horton Hatches an Egg,” the Grinch and characters from Whoville. On November 7, the actors practiced the opening number in preparation for the 7 pm, Thursday, November 17 and Saturday, November 19 and 2 pm, Sunday, November
The Spoofhound youth wrestling program will start practicing November 21, running through February 8. Kindergarten through first grade will practice on Monday’s from 6 to 7 pm at the Maryville High School multi-purpose room. Second through sixth grade will go at the same time on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The program has over 40 wrestlers registered
Maryville High School will welcome Northeast Nodaway and North Platte to a girls basketball jamboree on November 17. Each team will play each other once in a scrimmage made up of three 6-minute sessions. The teams will be allowed 1 time-out per sessions. Scoring and team fouls will be kept on the scoreboard, and will
“What the Actual F@#K? School Violence: A Panel Discussion from the Front Lines” will be held at 6 pm, Thursday, November 17 in room 118 of Valk Center, Northwest Missouri State University campus as part of the Occupy Valk series.
Skidmore Community Betterment will meet at 6 pm, Monday, November 14 at Newton Hall, Skidmore.
