The last day for candidate filing for the August 6 Primary Election is at 5 pm, Tuesday, March 26. The Nodaway County positions that are open for filing and people who have filed are: Nodaway County North Commissioner, Chris Burns; South Commissioner, Jason Weir, Scott Walk; Public Administrator, Lori Burns; Collector Treasurer, Amber Newham; Assessor,
Nodaway County Senior Center (NCSC) is the Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors March Business of the Month due to its outstanding service to the community. Located at 1210 East First Street, the Senior Center is open to the public. Its mission is to provide quality services and programming to enable older adults to maintain
Brent Cline of Tenaska presented $15,000 in community funds to the Nodaway County Commissioners as another installment of a 20-year agreement with the county. The Nodaway County Commissioners divided the money up between three organizations: North Star Advocacy Center, Community Building and St. Francis Foundation.
NOCOMO Industries is presenting “NOCOMO Madness”, a recycling effort for the month of March. goal is to bring in 3,000 pounds of cardboard and 400 pounds of aluminum cans at the facility located at 319 South Newton Street, Maryville. Recycling bins are located at the northwest corner of the facility. The market is
With the upcoming elections this year, the NNL news staff will be sharing the qualifications for all of the local officeholders each week. This week’s print exclusive Nodaway Nominated, explores the qualifications for Nodaway Recorders of Deeds. You can find the article on the front page of the March 14th edition of the NNL.
The 62nd Farm-City Awards Breakfast saw agriculture business leaders join the farming community at the Northwest Missouri State Ag Learning Center March 7. The event organizers of the celebration were the Maryville Chamber Agriculture Committee members: Rod Barr, Colton Coffelt, Randa Doty, Eric Henry, Joseph Frueh, Trent Nally, Chad McCollough, Kyle Schieber, Harold Spire and
To help promote the Downtown Maryville “Third Thursday,” the Nodaway News Leader is going to be open until 7 pm, Thursday, March 21. For those individuals, who want to renew or start a subscription, this will be the time to come into the newspaper office located at 116 East Third Street. Special Easter eggs will be available
On February 28, the Graham 4-H Club and Nodaway-Holt FFA Chapter members gathered to discuss and plan a Farmers Market for Graham this year. Here are some details that were decided at the meeting: • When: Every other Saturday, starting Saturday, May 4, from 8 to 11 am. • Where: North parking lot at Nodaway-Holt
The Nodaway County Health Center Board of Trustees discussed steps to change the health center banking to Nodaway Valley Bank during the February 21 meeting. The board authorized Marlin Kinman, Administrator Tom Patterson and Bridget Kenny as signers on the new accounts. It was also decided to leave $50,000 in the old account to catch
The Nodaway County Department’s Jack Hunsucker inspected various establishments over the month of February. South Nodaway R-4, 209 Moorehouse, Barnard, high priority Inspection date: February 2 Criticals: None. Non-criticals: A few boxes and a crate of food items were on the floor in the walk-in freezer. A cabinet door was also broken. El Maguey, 964 South Main, Maryville,
