Heather Griffith has been the executive administrative assistant for the City of Maryville for five years. Now she will be transitioning into her new position; one that is totally new to the city of Maryville, community relations manager. This new position will be to provide professional level support, management and oversight to key programs and
At the February 15 Nodaway County Health Center board meeting, the board listened to Nurse Educator Tabitha Frank, RN, talk about her taking advantage of the workforce contract under PHEP. She is going for her masters in nursing education from the Northwest Missouri State University fully accredited online program. The program will allow her to
Northwest Missouri State University is extending its commemoration of Black History Month into the month of March with the opening of an art exhibition and reception. Northwest’s Department of Fine and Performing Arts will present “Bias in America,” an exhibition of artwork produced by students and Art Club members that explore different forms of bias
John Feuerbacher has worked as an MD at Mosaic Medical Center Maryville for just over 20 years. Now he is saying goodbye. Feuerbacher has specialized in family practice at his time at Mosaic Family Care – Maryville, and has cherished his time in Maryville. He says he will miss working with his patients and nurses.
The Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration in Clyde have reopened their monastery to the public. “Hospitality is a major component of the Benedictine charism, so it is with great excitement we can fully open our doors once again now that the COVID pandemic has subsided,” Director of Communications Kelley Baldwin said. The Benedictine Sisters have
Hype Nutrition, located at 830 South Main, is the Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce February Business of the Month. Owned and operated by Reba Dyche, Hype Nutrition has been in business and a Chamber member for about a year and a half. Hype’s loyal customers appreciate its quality products and fast, friendly service, particularly its
The Nodaway County Ambulance District Board met February 8, and discussed employee worktime. The idea of allowing employees to carry over 1.5 times of their vacation to the next year was brought up. They discussed that there should be a limit of 40 hours carried over. No vote was made, and it will be discussed at
The Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce is proud to partner with local businesses for its 61st Annual Farm-City celebration on Friday, March 3. Upper tier sponsors of the event are Ag Power, Northwest Missouri State University, Nodaway County Cattlemen’s Association (NCCA) and Nodaway Valley Bank (NVB). The Ag Power John Deere dealership, traces its roots
At the February 13 Maryville City Council meeting, a contract with Snyder & Associates, Maryville, was approved for professional engineering services for the Park Avenue sanitary sewer improvements. An analysis in 2018 examined sewer issues along Park Avenue between Oak and Dewey Streets. It provided short-term and long-term options to address the issues. The recommendation
