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
Nodaway-Holt, South Nodaway and Jefferson all received $500 from GRM Networks, Princeton, at halftime of the Platte Valley versus Nodaway Valley girls basketball game in Conception Jct. February 7.
The New Nodaway Humane Society Animal Shelter received funds from the Nodaway County ARPA grant, which was used to redo the floors in the dog kennel area. Looking at the refinished floor is Aurora Blake, animal control; Wendy Combs, manager; and Kayce Fish, assistant manager. The animal shelter was also the beneficiary of the Doris
The Maryville Middle School Lighthouse Community Recognition Action Team recognized the “Meals on Wheels” Nodaway County Senior Center Home-Delivered meals program with the Golden Milkbone.
The Nodaway News Leader was informed, February 8, by NOCOMO Board Secretary Deb Hull to contact Attorney Robert Sundell with all questions on the ongoing situation at NOCOMO Industries, Inc. A list of questions was submitted to Sundell. The following statement was submitted by Sundell: “Thank you for your interest in NOCOMO Industries, Inc. NOCOMO Industries is
Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville announces Bryan Green, MD, to come to Mosaic Family Care in Maryville and in Savannah. Dr. Green completed his education at the University of Missouri – School of Medicine, Columbia and is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine. Dr. Green is excited to return home to serve his
The Maryville Chamber of Commerce is spotlighting a member eating establishment the last week of each month. February’s Lunch Local spot is The Hangar, 1602 South Main, from Monday, February 20 through Friday, February 24.
On February 9, the Nodaway County Sheriff’s Department showed Rickard Trust officials, Katy Gumm and Danielle Miller, the tactical shields purchased by a grant from the Rickard Trust. Holding the 17-pound shield is Captain Austin Hann. The grant supplied $1,700 for each of the 16 shields purchased. Also Nodaway County Sheriff’s Department Major Scott Wedlock
By Morgan Guyer Northwest Missouri State has over 150 student organizations on campus, and they have just recently added another: Club Women’s Basketball. The club is in their early stages of getting started, but has already received much interest from females around campus. Club President Amaira Peterson saw how successful the Club Men’s Basketball team
University of Missouri Extension will provide free tax-preparation and e-filing assistance to residents of northwest Missouri. The Nodaway County Extension office in Maryville will be one of the sites as well as in Rock Port, Mound City, Albany and six other towns farther away from Maryville. “If you are an individual or family of any
