The Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce will present many community awards to an impressive slate of local honorees at its upcoming annual banquet. Nominations for these awards were solicited from the community and Chamber membership. The Chamber congratulates all those being recognized and is grateful for their contributions to the community. Tri State Auto Group,
Chris Cakes, a Maryville business, has been flipping pancakes for Ragbrai cyclists and others for 49 of the event’s 50 years. Darren White of Chris Cakes, has been serving pancakes on the bicycle route for over 30 years following his dad’s, the late Ted White, footsteps. Ted, who began at Ragbrai in the mid-70s, was
Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville welcomes Dr. Loraine Nolla, MD, FACOG, to the Women’s Health department. Dr. Nolla is certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and joins Mosaic after practicing in Sedalia. A Meet Our Providers reception will be held from 7 to 9:30 am, Thursday, August 17 at the Starbucks, 1217
Due to inclement weather, the monthly “Walk with a Doc” event, August 9, was held in the Northwest Missouri State University Hughes Fieldhouse. The program was started this summer by Dr. Terry Symonds. The program fulfills three purposes: to share information, togetherness and socialization, and walking. The group enjoying the walk were youngsters, Lincoln and
Northwest Missouri State University’s Regents during its regular August 3 session heard a series of reports outlining institutional goals and ideas as the university embarks on its 2023-24 academic year. In his own report to the Regents, University President Dr. Lance Tatum, who began June 1 at the university, reflected on his first 64 days
Maryville Walmart Store Manager Abby Olson along with employees, corporate leaders, Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce members, the Maryville High School Band, Boy Scouts Troop 190; representatives from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nodaway County, Northwest Foundation, Inc., North Star Advocacy Center, Nodaway County Historical Society and South Nodaway Parents and Teacher Organization joined in
The voters of the city of Barnard cast 29 ballots August 8 as the only General Election occurring in Nodaway County. The ballot posed the question, “Shall the general city sales tax ordinance, described as follows, be approved? Ordinance No. 301, imposing a city sales tax for general municipal purposes at a rate of one-fourth
The Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville Emergency Department (ED) was presented with the Ann Heflin award for achieving the highest increase in patient experience scores during the prior quarter.
The Maryville Public Library had 274 children and 110 adults sign up for the Summer Reading Program. This was the highest level of the program’s participation in the past five years. More than 7,000 children’s and young adult books and nearly adult books were checked out from the library in June and July. Library Director
William Booth, owner of the property located at 503 Lisa Lane, Maryville, was presented the August winner of the Beautification Award Program by Mayor Tye Parsons, far left. William and his wife, Shari, have put a lot of work into their property that displays the pride they have in their home. They enjoy the neighborhood
