The quarterly SB40 meeting, October 10, was held at NOCOMO Industries with workshop manager Jason Auffert and NOCOMO Board Members Debra Hull and Shirley Heideman attending. A correction was made to the July 11 SB40 meeting minutes changing Client F to Client J in the applications sections. Treasurer Jeanette Schieber reported the SB40 balance was
The City of Maryville Tourism Committee met October 11 at Conception Abbey after a tour of the Basilica and learning information about the services the abbey offers. Downtown Maryville had submitted a Christmas Lighting Grant application for $5,000. It is to be used for the installation of Christmas lights on downtown businesses and in the
The classic fairytale “The Frog Prince” is set to play at Northwest Missouri State University this month – with a twist. Kansas City’s StoneLion Puppet Theatre will present “The Frog Prints,” a funny and poignant musical, at 6 pm, Monday, October 23, in the Studio Theater at the Ron Houston Center for the Performing Arts.
Tina Harkrider, Teri Harr, Store Manager Michael McCullough and Teresa Bowen took a minute to strike a pose at the beginning of opening Marshalls in Maryville. The store has has record crowds of shoppers throughout it’s first days of opening at 1826 South Main in the Maryville Center.
The annual Toys for Tots fundraiser from the Laclede employees raised a total of $1,279. Employees presented the check to Toys for Tots recently.
Dr. Frank Turek of Cross Examined.org will present on the topic “If God, Why Evil?” at 7 pm, Monday, October 23 at the Charles Johnson Theater, Northwest Missouri State University Fine Arts Building. This is hosted by Northwest campus ministries with support from several community churches. It is open to the public.
Maryville Citizens for Community Action (MCCA) will meet at noon, Monday, October 23 in the Maryville Chamber Office, 408 North Market. Feel free to bring your lunch.
The 28th annual Downtown Maryville Trick or Treat event will be from 5 to 6:30 pm, Monday, October 30 in Downtown Maryville. This year the event is being sponsored by the Maryville Pride Lions Club. There are a total of 77 participants who are welcoming families to receive goodies. Participating “treaters” off the square are:
Nodaway County eighth graders from Maryville, Jefferson, South Nodaway, West Nodaway, Nodaway-Holt, North Nodaway and Northeast Nodaway had the opportunity to tour four of the following manufacturers and businesses: Laclede, DRIV/Tenneco, Kawasaki, Mosaic Medical Center, JL Houston/PolyTank, Metal Culverts, NUCOR-LMP and Nodaway County Services.
By Morgan Guyer It’s been an impressive season so far for the Maryville Boys Spoofhound Soccer Team. They currently sit at 12-3 on the season, with one of the losses coming in overtime. Now after an 8-0 win over Savannah on October 16, the team will begin preparing for the post season. The Spoofhounds took
