At the February 26 Maryville City Council meeting, an aviation project consultant agreement was approved with Woolpert, Inc, Dayton, OH, for professional engineering services for a community hangar at the Northwest Missouri Regional Airport. The agreement will include construction plans, documents, technical specifications and bidding. The total cost will be an amount not to exceed
The Mozingo Lake Recreation Advisory Board met on February 22 to hear updates. Douglas Haile, Maryville, was in attendance to ask the board about letting him use a cart on the Watson 9. The board had a discussion and will continue to research on the subject. Park Director Jordyn Greenhaw gave updates. Progress continues on
A MFA Oil Foundation grant for $3,000 was also presented to the Elmo Betterment Club for cabinets in the new Elmo Community Building. Also, NOCOMO Industries, Inc. received a $2,000 grant from MFA Oil Foundation, February 20.
The Maryville Optimist Club has chosen to participate in the Optimist International Essay Contest in 2024. Recently, the Maryville club hosted their local essay contest. The purpose of this contest is to give young people the opportunity to develop their own views regarding something unique with regard to the world in which they live. Their
The Burlington Jct. City Council hears a lagoon report about breaking up the sludge at the bottom. City Manager Jo Anna Marriott gave the financial report. All the bank accounts were reconciled for January. She reported that the city’s profit and loss report reflects a total net income of $29,558.60 for January. Council member Martha Greeley
Habitat for Humanity of Nodaway County invites all individuals and families interested in purchasing a home or who want to learn more about Habitat for Humanity to attend its upcoming informational meetings. The meetings are open to the public and no reservations are required. The informational meetings are designed to give interested people the information
The Nodaway County Ambulance District Board met on February 14 to discuss district business. Bryan Sobotka, Jackson Township Rescue Squad member, was in attendance to ask the board and administration for stress and mental health support for the rescue volunteers in the county. He volunteered to help set up a program to assist the volunteers
Three of the political parties that are active in Missouri will have their parties’ faithful to decide who will be the preferred presidential candidate for the state. The Republican caucus for Nodaway County will be Saturday, March 2 in the Nodaway County Administration Center. The doors will be open at 8 am and will close
The Spoofhound Athletics Hall of Fame held a ceremony on February 17 at Maryville High School to induct the first teams and members to the Hall of Fame. Seven individuals were honored and three teams were as well.
The deadline for first time voters to register to vote is Wednesday, March 6. This deadline also applies to voters who are registered outside of Missouri but have moved into the state. To register, bring ID to the Nodaway County Clerk’s office in the Nodaway County Administration Center, 8 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through
