The BOSS Coffee for small business owners and those who are thinking of opening a business will begin with networking at 8:15 am; 8:30 am business solutions; and 9 to 10 am, lessons learned round table, Wednesday, March 27 at the Maryville Public Library.
The Nodaway County Ambulance District met on March 13 to discuss district business. The Hopkins Rescue Squad reported it has a new member, and the Ravenwood Squad would like to look at upgrading extrication equipment, and is looking at funding options. Reports Director of Operations Jared McQueen. The front door glass has been replaced, but the
The Burlington Jct. City Council met March 11 to discuss city business. Dave Atkins of the Midwest Associates Program was in attendance to answer any questions about the MoDNR lagoon project. Atkins discussed the plans of the project with the board and they stated they are open to any help he could offer. Atkins will
Second Harvest Community Food Bank’s Fresh Food Mobile Pantry will begin at 10 am, Tuesday, March 26 on Fourth Street, Barnard. It will continue while supplies last. It is open to the general public.
At the March 14 Skidmore City Council meeting, the council once again discussed cemetery mowing. A resident has offered to mow and weed-eat the Masonic Cemetery for $1,500 this mowing season. The matter was tabled until the May meeting. Questions brought up were how many times does the city mow and how long does it
At the March 13 Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting, AutoZone HR Manager Debbie Gomez and Regional Commercial Sales Manager Ivan Cortes hold the ribbon while Store Manager Michael Franovich cuts the ribbon. Attending were AutoZone employees and chamber members.
The Behavioral Science Association at Northwest Missouri State University will again host “I Will Listen” this month to help reduce stigmas surrounding mental illness through educational activities, support and advocacy. The annual event, which is free and open to the public, is 1 to 7 pm, Thursday, March 28, on the third floor of the
The Maryville Spoofhound Girls Soccer Team traveled to Savannah on March 19 to open the season, and came away with a 8-0 win.
Churches throughout Nodaway County announced plans for Holy Week celebration services. The print exclusive listing of events can be found on the Front Page and Page 12 of the the March 21st edition of the NNL.
On March 13, North Nodaway R-VI School District invited the citizens of Hopkins and Pickering to open houses and ribbon cuttings to celebrate the completion of additions to the high school, elementary school and the new bus barn.
