The Nodaway County Sheriff’s Department received a Gladys Rickard Trust Grant for $20,881.71 which was used to purchase a Kawasaki Mule side-by-side. Captain Austin Hann showed the mule to Rickard Trustees Cindy Newbury, Danielle Miller and Katy Gumm.
Maryville’s newest addition to provide summertime cool fun, the Thomson Splash ‘N Play on South Munn Street, has an average of 250 visitors each day. Maryville Parks and Rec Director Jeff Stubblefield explained the efforts the parks department put in on a daily basis to make the splash ‘n play a cool and fun retreat
Missouri Governor Mike Parson traveled to Nodaway County August 10 with an agenda that included visiting the Long Branch bridge project, east of Maryville on Highway 136. The project’s deck is poured and the paving subcontractor has completed the concrete approach pavements. The barrier curb pour is also done. Work slated for this week was
The former Maryville Post Office, and now the Maryville Public Library are being considered by the National Parks Service to be put on the National Register of Historic Places. It was approved by the Missouri Advisory Council on Historical Consideration to be moved onto to the parks service for further consideration. In 1962, the local
The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission recently approved the FY 2023-2027 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), which lists transportation projects planned by state and regional planning agencies July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2027. The STIP makes available $10 billion of federal and state revenues for all modes of transportation over the next five years,
The Nodaway County Health Department’s Jack Hunsucker inspected established over the month of July. 102 BBQ, Community Building, Maryville Inspection date: July 13 Criticals: None. Non-criticals: A few flies around. Host Lions, Courthouse Lawn: Nodaway County Fair Inspection date: July 14 Criticals: None. Non-criticals: Direct contact between food and ice. No sanitizer kit available, corrected on site. Truckers Delight, East
By Kathryn Rice Sharon Hopper, 71, Maryville, has overcome diabetes type 2 with a regiment of diet and exercise. Hopper, like many people, only go to the doctors when they feel like they had to. When she had the symptoms of blurry vision and uncontrollable sweating she went in to see Dr. Pat Dawson. After
By Kathryn Rice The Maryville Host and Pride Lions are joining with Debra Hull, RN and Mosaic diabetes educator, to bring forth the importance of diabetes prevention and management. Hull and the Lions members have created the Lions Diabetes Champions program to help get the word out. According to the CDC, 38 percent of adults
Downtown Maryville has launched a downtown storefront decorating contest to showcase school spirit and support incoming Northwest Missouri State University students and their families. Businesses in the downtown are encouraged to embellish their windows, doorways, sidewalks or other building additions for a chance to win a $250 grand prize. “Students and their families have a
At the August 1 meeting, the Pickering City Council set the tax levy at the maximum allowed for the next year. The state has an equation the city must follow for the tax amount. It takes in the number of people plus the valuation of property to come up with the street levy of 91.18¢
