Maryville High School Head Golf Coach Brenda Ricks said with spring weather cooperating, her athletes are able to practice on the Mozingo Lake Golf Course. This will give them valuable experience for upcoming competitions.
RE: COVID-19 Coronavirus March 15, 2020 Dear Jefferson C-123 Parents, Staff, and Community: The Coronavirus, COVID-19, situation has changed very quickly in the past few days. The safety of our students, staff, and community is a priority of the Jefferson C-123 School District. We continue to monitor communication with local and state public health officials,
St. Gregory Kindergarten FACTS Night for Tuesday, March 17 is postponed. New date to be announced.
SN students will not attend Vo-Tech this week. Please be at school by 11 am. Proposition C.A.R.E. Bond Election Informational meeting for Wednesday, March 18 has been cancelled. The 8th grade Vo-Tech Tour for Wednesday, March 18 is cancelled. The 2nd/3rd grade field trip for Friday, March 20 is cancelled. The Music Contest for the
Maryville R-II is using a common sense but still cautious approach in response to the rapidly evolving Covid-19 situation. On a national, state, and local level, an abundance of caution is being used to “flatten the curve” of the spread of Covid 19. Throughout the country, events that bring large groups of people together are
Nodaway County saw 2,797 registered voters come out March 10 to choose their party’s nomination for the US president. The Democrat Party had 22 people and an uncommitted line on their ticket; all but two have dropped out. The highest vote-getter was Joe Biden, 974; Bernie Sanders had 484, Elizabeth Warren, 32, Michael R. Bloomberg,
The Burlington Jct City Council revised the draft contract with the Public Water Supply of Nodaway County (Rural Water) during the March 10 meeting, then decided it would be best to negotiate in person. The leaders had planned for a long time to sell water to the Rural Water distribution however, now that the Rural
In the wake of the federal government and the state of Missouri declaring states of emergencies today, Northwest Missouri State University is moving all classes to an online-only format, beginning Monday, March 23, to help protect the health and safety of its students and employees from the spread of COVID-19. Classes already being delivered in
Northwest Missouri State’s pasta bar fundraiser has been canceled.
