The March 17 Visiting Writers Series at Northwest is canceled. Please contact Mark Hornickel or refer to the University calendar (http://calendar.nwmissouri.edu/) if you have questions about other upcoming events at Northwest Missouri State.
The City of Maryville has procedures and practices in place for various types of emergencies, including those related to the health of our citizens and staff. Staff continues to monitor the escalation of the COVID-19, commonly referred to as the Coronavirus. Emergency personnel will continue to work with our regional, state, and federal partners to
Hello Chamber and Community Members, We understand that all the members of our community are aware of the current situation regarding the COVID-19 Coronavirus. Our staff wanted to keep everyone aware of changes to Chamber sponsored events. Currently the following events have been POSTPONED indefinitely: the Ribbon Cutting and overall event for the Children’s Business Fair,
Maryville Public Library announced that: given the nature of our event tomorrow, Saturday, March 14 – an open market where goods and currency are exchanged at multiple contact points-we are postponing our Children’s Business Fair until April. This came with the news that a second COVID-19 case is presumed positive by public health officials in
Due to the coronavirus, the following events have been canceled: 3/13 Baseball Jamboree 3/13-14 Speech and Debate 3/14 Scholar Bowl
County schools give weather-related notice information West Nodaway If school is closed or delayed due to inclement weather, a WN Rockets Text Alert will be sent. It will also be on the following radio/TV stations and their websites: KNIM 97.1 FM/95.9 FM, KMA 960 AM and 99.1 FM, KKJO 92.7 FM/105.5 FM, 68 KFEQ 680
Legislative leaders issue statement on coronavirus By Allen Andrews, State Representative Missouri’s first confirmed cases of coronavirus have led legislative leaders from both parties, in both chambers, to consider steps to minimize exposure to the virus among Capitol lawmakers, staff and visitors. The Missouri Senate has made the decision to adjourn a week early for
By Kathryn Rice Raymond Zhao, a seventh grader at Maryville Middle School, took first place in the regional spelling bee on March 7. His winning word was “sporadically.” Raymond is the son of Gary Zhao and Cindy Tu, Maryville. The first place win entitles Raymond to participate in the Scripps National Spelling Bee which will
The Nodaway Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) will meet at 10 am, Saturday, March 14 at the First United Methodist Church, 102 North Main Street, Maryville. There will be a guest speaker from Eugene Field Elementary and the election of the 2020-22 officers.
