‘Music off Main’ comes to Pocket Park
Music Off Main will be from 5 to 7:30 pm, Saturday, September 17 at the Downtown Pocket Park, Third and Main streets, Maryville. Music is by Royce Johns and there will be yard games. Bring lawn chairs.
Music Off Main will be from 5 to 7:30 pm, Saturday, September 17 at the Downtown Pocket Park, Third and Main streets, Maryville. Music is by Royce Johns and there will be yard games. Bring lawn chairs.
The Shine and Dine Fish Fry will be from 4 to 7 pm, Saturday, September 17 at the Open Door Christian Center, 400 Seventh Street, Bolckow. The free family event will feature Show and Shine classic cars and antique tractors.
Donald O. Brown, 84, Skidmore, died Saturday, September 10, 2022, at the Nodaway Nursing Home, Maryville. He was born June 13, 1938, in Tarkio, to Robert and Beulah Brunk Brown. He was a 1956 graduate of Skidmore High School. On August 8, 1957, he married Anita L. Diggs in St. Joseph. She preceded him in
Nodaway County Cattlemen Association (NCCA) presented 3,200 six-ounce ground beef patties to all seven county schools for their school concessions stands.
By Morgan Guyer Platte Valley moved to 3-0 on the season after beating the Nodaway Valley Thunder 52-0 September 9 in Graham. The game started as many do for Platte Valley, with a Carter Luke touchdown. The senior running back ran the ball 17 times for 198 yards, finishing with five touchdowns. His four touchdowns
Parents and families of Northwest Missouri State University students are invited for a weekend of entertainment and athletic activities as the university celebrates its annual Family Weekend September 16 – 18. “A month into school, students can be missing their families,” Isabelle Talkington, Northwest’s student involvement coordinator, said. “This is a great way for them
United Fiber and United Electric Cooperative announce their investment with the North Central Missouri College Foundation for the NCMC Savannah Campus. In recognition of their investment, the new Savannah campus welcome center will be named the United Fiber & United Electric Cooperative Welcome Center. “United and NCMC are both committed to strategic growth initiatives that
Skidmore doesn’t have a brush pile for residents to use. The old location at the south edge of town is on private property. Brush isn’t to be dumped there. A new location is being worked on.
Marcia Mitchell, center, is the winner of the Skidmore Depot Museum’s raffle of a meat bundle that was generously donated by our Maryville Hy-Vee Store. The raffle was held as a fundraiser for the museum with proceeds going toward building a handicap ramp onto the depot entrance in order to make the depot more accessible