Active Minds and the Behavioral Science Association at Northwest Missouri State University will host “I Will Listen,” an event aimed at reducing stigmas surrounding mental illness and promoting discussions about mental health disorders. The event, which is free and open to the public, is 1 to 3 pm, Wednesday, April 7, in the JW Jones
At the March 17 Nodaway County Health Center Board of Trustees meeting, Administrator Tom Patterson gave information about COVID and flu. “COVID-19 positive cases continue to remain lower, with a few days of minor spikes,” Patterson said. “This may be the trend for a while. “The difference between flu cases this year and last is
At the March 31 Maryville City Council special meeting, the council approved the termination of a contract with Blue Nile Contractors, Inc. and executed a new one with Pyramid Excavation and Construction, Kansas City, for the completion of the eastside sanitary sewer replacement project. The vote for both actions was 4-0, with Councilman Jason McDowell
Nodaway County is set to receive $4,284,607 from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. The cities in the county will also receive funds based on the modified CBDG allocation formula. The amounts for each county town: Arkoe, $11,788.01; Barnard, $36,469.16; Burlington Jct., $88,594.26; Clearmont, $28,549.09; Clyde, $14,550.83; Conception Jct., $33,522.15; Elmo, $27,628.15; Graham, $28,549.09;
The Maryville High School Spoofhound Girls Soccer dominated the March 30 game against the Lafayette Fighting Lady Irish with a final score of 6-0. Sophomore Kennedy Kurz looks to determine where to move to advance the ball.
On March 29, the West Nodaway Rockets Baseball team went down 0-22 against the Northland Christian Trailblazers on the Rockets home baseball field.
During a March 31 meeting, with five of the seven members present, the Maryville School Board voted to rescind the mask mandate that the school had implemented at the beginning of the school year. Superintendent Dr. Becky Albrecht opened the discussion with the staff survey noting 70 percent of the elementary staff is ready to
The West Nodaway Drama Club will present “Spy School” written by Don Zolodis at 7 pm, Saturday, April 10 in the high school gym. It’s 1961, and ordinary teenager Jane Doe is drafted by the CIA to become a super-secret secret agent. Her mission? Infiltrate an American high school to locate a Russian spy about
Host Lions, Hy-Vee host 38th Easter Egg Hunt The Maryville Pride Lions Club and Hy-Vee present the 38th annual Easter Egg Hunt beginning at 10 am, Saturday, April 3 at Donaldson Westside Park. Photos with the Easter Bunny start at 9:30 am. There are four age groups: ages three and under, 10 to 10:10 am;
Four second graders from North Nodaway win reading awards. They are Braxton Dougherty, Kyle Davison, Kamden Reynolds and Montana Morrow. The students received a positive office referral called, “Caught Being Awesome!” Their teacher noticed that they were working together during reading class in an exemplary way and providing good leadership and modeling to their classmates.
