Tractor Supply Company, the largest rural lifestyle retailer in the United States, recently announced the Maryville location of Orscheln Farm & Home has begun its transition to Tractor Supply. The initial phase includes rolling out Tractor Supply’s Neighbor’s Club rewards program, which provides a number of enhanced benefits and offers for customers. The Maryville store
The first annual fundraiser for the North Star Advocacy Center on March 30 packed the Rose Hill Event Center for the evening’s fun activities equaling $22,000. The program, including a buffet meal by B&G Catering, a paddle auction, silent auction, testimonies from a domestic assault survivor and a sexual assault survivor, was highlighted with North
At the March 21 Clearmont City Council meeting, it was approved for Danny Evans to mow the city parks and buildings’ lots for $125 per mowing. The city also received a certificate of recognition from workman’s comp for being accident free for the last 10 years. Brenda Snodderley presented a rotation schedule to flush fire
The passing of the check was held at a recent Maryville Rotary Club meeting with Maryville Marching Band Director Tim Gilham and senior band members, Cassidy Kline, Abigail Seipel, Tyler Jones, Clara Viau, receiving over $1,400 from Maryville Rotary Club President Justin Duncan garnered during the recent fundraiser.
Northwest Missouri State University will take part in Sexual Assault Awareness Month throughout the month of April with a series of educational activities and programs to raise awareness of sexual assault and prevent sexual violence. The nationwide theme for Sexual Assault Awareness Month in 2023 focuses on “Drawing Connections: Prevention Demands Equity.” The campaign calls
The Maryville Tourism Committee, March 15, the first meeting since December 2022, elected officers for the upcoming year. Josh McKim was re-elected president. Jordyn Greenhaw was elected vice-president. Neither was at the meeting. University representative Greg Hansen had been approached by the Maryville High School after-prom committee about renting Hughes Fieldhouse. The after-prom committee is
At the March 15 Nodaway County Senior Citizens Senate meeting, board members questioned why the Administrator Amie Firavich had not obtained a spring intern from Northwest Missouri State University. Because of the turnover of staff and the need to train the new staff, Firavich had not applied for a new intern. She plans to look
At the March 20 Maryville Parks and Recreation meeting, it was approved by the board for background checks to be done for all youth programs coaches. Any coach that does more than one sport will only have one annual check. At the start of the meeting, Nathan Stone was recognized by the board as the
Downtown Maryville leadership has released information about a farmers’ market in the downtown district beginning in May. Downtown Maryville has entered into an agreement with Nodaway Valley Bank to host the Downtown Maryville Market in the bank’s parking lot on the corner of West Fourth Street and North Buchanan Street. “Bringing this market to the
March is recognized as Social Worker Month and the theme for 2023 is “Social Work Breaks Barriers.” Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville is home to seven barrier-breakers: three inpatient social workers and four outpatient Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSW). They are: Sarah Spoonmore, BSW, medical/surgical and oncology; Debbie Fannon, LPC, inpatient mental health services; Monica Spire,
